ember we have no V I
our pocket book summertime ,.
‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwslk and vicinity
Generally fair tonight,I and fleturddyLi
An extensive area or WI madame
covers the northeast sections. Cloudy
weathers-with light show or ruin pre
veils from the Mississippi river east-
wdrd across the lake region to the
coast, ifinow has fallen sci (or south
as Atlanta, Ga. Pleasant weather pre-
vails west of the Mississippi river.
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~Chickens and Turkeys. 33 MaidIISt
Captain "0 K. ” Webb, of Stamlord,
has taken command of a Norwalk
bathe .
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-——Wall paper, 21,60 per roll at J. T.
Prowitt s, Norwalk.
Coionol F St. John Lockwood is out.
faring from the sheets of a fall on his
front pia‘z‘il‘a.
>—~.F‘resh Hams, lac. lb.,.at ilsyssIe.
The interior of Theodore Olsen's
store in Washinan street is being“ rel- ‘
painted and replied
.........:L______...
Try Brazilian Balm for chapped
hands. it softens the skin , heals
takes out the soreness For sale at
Bauter’sisnd Plainted’s. . '
.i
H. Freed, or New York, and Miss
Mary Quitncr, ct asterigg’ord. are visit-
ing H. Qultuer‘; South urwalk They
are to be married March 24th.
—-Mournlng Bands. O Brien s.
Charles F. Giufiiierl is employed uy
the Connecticutiltail’wa'y and Lighting
Company to place numbered brass
tags on their meters in Norwalh, .
“cum—n”—
~Chop‘ped Beet, -Vl0c. 33 Minn street.
Robert. Anders .
a. law :iluys and ‘
aggp perf‘itl'in‘ce hi" .
ippéli on a 1)?ti
tailed to put in an
‘t is said to have
tor Nova Scotia.
v-tho is Worth living, when a cigar
like the imperial Cronin invites you to
Blissful, lg‘ltgiiou , Imus (gun dream
re w do e rs once.
W “10ng l" G $"
A 'party of built twenty oi! South
Nbrw‘nlk youii ’ phonic will visit Pro
lessor W. G. eWéll's class in Bridge-
pertinence-Thursday night. The class
meets in Odd Fellows‘ Hall, in the
Sturdevunt building.
r
—-Cream corn, 3 cans 26c. F. :D. Ii. & C ‘II
(I I 1‘- l WI mv v“
mews" A ocean a disixty , («a
\‘Vhl’ll’flli‘dwn builder it cahoots»: died
firmly at. his home its Hith Ridge,a‘
village about seven miles north of
Stamford. Heart disease was the
cause of death. He is survived by a
widow and several children.
VAIRNISH MAKES DEVOE’S VAR-
NISH
Floor Paint cost lie more a quart;
makes it ”look brighter and wear fully
twice as long as cheaper iloor paints.
Sold by Comstock, Watkins & Dow,
E.Gorhsm. JV. '1‘. Prowitt.
Goad living
For Little Money.
Forcquartcrs Spring Lamb, (fresh
dressed) r 80.
Small Hen 'i‘urkcys, (very choice)
16c.
12c.
Oid'V’l‘Iom I'I‘Iirkeys,
Home medflhlckcns. 12%c..
Sperry a ,ilpruosl Fresh Pork ulna
{Sausage , , 11c.
flpcrloi' 'I It”? Edmos'a ISuiull “auger
(lured, Ennis, ,, V, I215...
Veal is Just ,in spaces—ewe sell
strictly honoraisod. milk ch.
Have you tried our cherry red
Corned lioef, . tic, to 12c ll).
16 139,?le Essa. 25c.
DELlQATEuBN. . , .. .,v
Pork Tenderloin limit Trips.
us. Pickled Trips and Plus Feet,
Sperry s Barnos's grilled Hum, etc.
~.. idence of Judge A. ii. A I
, , ted and Baxter‘s.-
, sizes. ‘ ‘ ,,
who was arrested
- the coming city election on April I and
, the personnel Iol‘thetleletstss chosen
- sure the renominhliou of Mayor Homer
little
:Tv Mill in Brldpunort.
.14an A: Go
spammed rI-mtur'tm and Dolor m
t co Elmo wills»
Heller-lee summons .
H.Krieger it Company Is eon lied to
Y
ob , M
re A. M Mansfield will be among
lists. in Grace Church, Sunday.
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There is an felliSant line or new wagsh
goods and ladlea’ and misses' suits and
Hoyt, the dentist {a Shiitll Mllln
street, tells you sortie fut Iul‘iout the
proper care 01 teeth in his ad, t.oday
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{fdlhoi‘colturkeys software, 9
W l w
The Kiltlcs attracted quite a little
attention playing ball hear their car
at the west bound station, yesterday
afternoon.‘
WK.“W3“‘Mansdeitl. formerly of South
Mr. Meihsii‘eld recently toured the state
by trolley. V
w, “7 II" -———-—¥--%-—-' if
The Etod'jacket‘ suit for ladies, is all
the rage this spring. There ale Vill-
lous styles on display at the store of
The D. M. Read campany.
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«Freslg Hams, 1285c 33 Main street
‘ “.4...”—
Rev. H. W. Hutchinson; of Milford
has resigned his position as pastor of
St. Potter's Church to accept a can
from Christ Church in Sharon. Conn.
,,.
sbmm ,
——Ciiic circus, liaise. lb.;_ Turkeys 16s..
at payers
i r i I‘m .. W!
IGuptaln Al. Chamberlain has sailed
for Rbckaway. in his schooner Phoebe
Anne, ameniendent In a new mainsaii
his sons for a‘ load oi! sand tor NOD
walk lpsrtles. ~
-—Break up that cold. Use Brazilian
Balm. It cures. That is sure. Plain-
10, 25,? 600 and 31
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~The Iflermanis Seengelhund will
celebrate its tWenty second snuivw
sary. Monday night. The Ladies So-
ciety oi the Suengerbund will assist
in the celebration. ‘
~«Fiat: and curl brim alpines. O'Brien
Superintendent Evbritt Kyle, or the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company‘ a Street railroad department,
made a trip dyer the libs as far as
Stamford, yesterday.
mTurkeys, ducks chickens and co-
pons at Schaub’s Market
The date for the Y. M. C A. bazuax
she been set for Aplil ii l2 and ii.
On April lo there will be a military
drill and gymnasium exhibition. There
will be visitors trom out of town.
~Fresh Shoulder.10c..33 Main street.
Michael J. MchInVey went to Br idgci
port last ntfi’lit and made an address
before the three Bridgeport divisions
of the Ancient Older of Hiborlliant.
Mr’. M’chrnéy “is “‘the County president
of this society.
-——The danger of grip is pneumonia.
Brazilian Balm breaks up grip. For
sale at Plaisted’s and Baxter's.
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Winter does not seem to want to
let loose his grimy’et awhile. People
were surprised this morning, when
they woke up and found It white man.
tie on the ground. 'The ground did not
freeze, and the snow will not last long.
~—Dunlsp style derby. O‘Brien's.
The Misses Shulnway entertained a
raw triendesddcsday afternoon and
evening at their home in Union Park.
The party included Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les blemish Miss Maude Gregory. and
Mr. and Mrs. J G Grsgory, at Main
sti‘hst.
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Suns... .....,.,., c we»
The Democratic ward primaries
were held in Warlord. lost night. tor
for tho nominating convention will as-
S. WCummiiggmdh-v mg,”
I fluid _ cans .l‘ i). ii. We.
Ilrzr IIIritigorFt llytiIIhuiIIli (‘bmpully
oi Bridgepot intends to commcuoo
erection lbw
hip. a loop th.
The distress rig conditions which9 at
tended the dry spell last summer
brim about this should. 1
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mBsrtlstt Pal“. ”I iii M 100i; 1'. I}.
,..
“All?
Writs annual business dialing or the
w‘miim bushels film
' ‘u it Mil-ch mile, at 8 l'o'ciblifil Aldon
no; 30111:! lof business IW
e c are .
lilo estate; to tom?“ the ‘ '
than for to school.
scieetuieil alright mulls?" the
ow Win school ”districts; to
menufiiddmp‘ iii
Mould whom
III:
ll‘r‘I‘
its
wgr
jackets on display at the Boston Store. .
Vidal-walk, was in town a low days ago. So.
oir “Mill's "
‘ Ivan-sinuous: Morton Ply;
y
Imam: cursor W
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who give up .
it eguler gain to close out
lots. -
any sewingwuecd may
' e supp chin this sale at a lessL
. cost.
o . gray percaliuc, good
finish, unusual, value at tscwlic‘.
Black and gray silcsla. mes
quality, regular price lye—mus.
' much ’ca s, stem: and true.
black only, worth zone—15c. ‘ ‘
Colorcdpcrcalluo, fine finish, all
colors, worth loo-wields.
, Merceriscd sateen, black only,
lustrous and smooth, worth 25cm
soc
‘NOTIONS.
Wilii‘msntic cotton, 200- yard spool,
black and white. Nos. 40, 50 and 60-
cKings cotton 200- yd. spool
and wi-itc-wz for Be.
Busting cotton, a doucn spools tel 6c
Spool- silk 100 yds., black and colors,
Spool- twist, 10 yds,, black—2M.
Omo dioss shields, “seconds," sizes
2 3 until 2 pro. for 25¢.
Horn bone. black and blonds, 6 7
and 8-iu., 8c. dozen.
Dress‘stsys, doublocovered 3c doz.
Bone casing, black and white~26c.
Velveteen binding, 1%, inch, black
only, 4- yd. piano-«Sc.
black, white and drab-450.
Dress belting. 8 and 9 yd. pieces.
black white and rah—~15c.
Pattoru»tracers—-2c.
l‘dgiglIsh-tapo, 10>yd piece, all widths
- c.
To earnest-lures, 66-inch—-—2c.
Au‘ miuu‘m thlmblcs~lc
English pins. lull count-20.
Iiooks- and-eyes. with hump. black or
white sizes 3 and 4 card of 2 dos. mic
Tomato pin-cushions, 5c
Needle books, assorted sizes. worth
35c and 500~19c.
Toilets binding, black. white and col-
ors-8c
CollaI foundations, black and white
~30.
Sowing-wax—~2c.
Feather-stitch braid,
pieces, 5c and more.
While cotton braid for washdlross
trimming. 24 yd. piece—«113C.
Lindsay's safety-pins, one don—2
black
4 - and Ill-yd.
THE ROWLAND
DRY‘Gooos co.
‘ Bridgeport.‘
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United States lushal’s Sale.
District of “ Connecticut.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued
out 0‘! the United States District Court
for the District of Connecticut, op tun
sixth day of March. 1901, notion Is
hereby given that i will sell by public
auction. for cash, on Friday, the iotn
day of March 1901. at one o‘clock p
m.. at Stevens wharf, Rowayton. the
Vgsteambout C. B. liowndes, hcr time's,
boilers, machinery..: V lint ,‘s
parel appurtenances. and turn tiirimts
she new lies at said Stevens' when
Dated this 9th day of liial‘fch lilo].
EDSON S BiSHUr.
Uliitod States Marshal.
By Philip E. Bowen,
his Deputy.
mil lit
NOTHING, YET AGOOMPLIOHED.
General Kitchener ls Very Valiant on
on the Subject at Peace Negotiallons.
London. March 16-A dispatch from
Lold Kitchener issue this morning is
so studiously silent upon the subject
or the peace negotiations that sur-
ficiently definite character to instill
Idridinir official support to the view
that the war is over Nor do Golielul
French’s movements indicate n cos-
sation of hostilities, although possibly
as no date is given. his captures were
made previous to the granting of tho
armistice.
Lord Kitchener s despslch. which is
dated at Pretoria last evening, rspons
I3 f0“w.l ,I. I i in I.
"De Wet has rouched Sensual on his
northward progress. .
“French in addition to his previous
successes. report." id liobrd‘ killiili or
wounded 146 taken prisoners and sur-
rendered with 200 rlflds. 8.760 rounds
at ammunition 2&00 horses, 2600 cattle
d‘f wagons and earth. liohiddll soul
I; rckoxcu. , 7 V
V on has lrrivo‘dIhll Wurmuiou
from lol‘kudorp, bringing lu prisoners
ind cu u.ttlo
"The westbou- iu wot. dcluylur, the
movements d! the columns.“
MW”
THE COUNTHY’U LOIS;
Tadpole
wit om. slam. Mil
ROME, March ilk-Former Vice»
president Levi P. Moi-ton in the charting
at an inter view with s represeutmve
or the Association Press; referring to
the dentin or 03- stupidest heroine.
’iias. in my judgment.
it less in the death of
‘ With his intellectu
torso» unimpaired,
on many avenues in
lid have continued to
c. guaranteed cord for Eczema, Tcttcl
Sores, Ulcers .
, Me, says:
cough, cold. chills and grip and have .
lur b u s,i West Nprwaik says:
"i had kidney trouble tor years. i
took medicine and Was under this are
oi a pliysiclau so. sites that l ought to
be an author y" no the question. i
seemed lip be rid oi my trouble tor a
time. but it showed signs of returning.
and, I wanted to check it i noticed
Kidney Pills and procured a box at
Hale's Pharmacy, in Norwalk. They
helped me and a continuance of the
treatment eventually affected a radi
cal cure. .
For sale by all declare: price 50
cents a box. Foster Mliburn Company.
Buffalo. 11.31., sole agents for the Uni-
ted States, ‘
Remember the name—Doom s-—-and
take no other.‘
Alter a voyu‘irs or 104 days,- from La
Rochelle, fiance, tho overdue Spanish
tank bark ha Viguess. Captain Cantos.
has arrived at Marcus Hook .
Time and again the La Vimlosa was
given up for lost by all save her con
signeee. the Continental Oil Company.
Captain Gables has sailed fol them
before and they know his peculiarities
When Captain Cantos came up to
Philadelphia yesterday he indignnntly
denied that he took in his sails at
night, which explanation has been ad;
Vuuded‘to account; for the length of the
voyage, and said that he had them
spread and drawing all the time He;
also declared that the crow caught no
fish for breakfast and repelled with
scorn the story that he would come to
anchor at sunset if he could find a hold
lug ground. ,
A HORRIBLE OUTBREAK.
tor‘s head. developed into a case or
scald head. " writes C. D lsbili. of Mor
ganton. Tcuu.. but Bucklon's Arnica
Salvo completely cured her. it’s a
Salt Rheum, Pimples,
and Piles.
Only 26 cents at F. H; Bax-
ter's. , ‘ ‘
Captain Evan Howell.
recently gave Senator Plait, of Con-
uoctitut, the following (um for insom-
ula "When you go' to bed and cant
sleep got up and take a drink (in
back to bed and wait half an houI. iII
another drink. Repeat this. sub. at
Iutcrvsls or half an hour.
i‘our drinks. thou. suh, it you are not
uslcop you will not care whether you
sleep or not."
AN HONEST MEDICINE FOR LA
GRIPPE.‘
George W. Wuitt. or South Gardiner.
"l have had the worst
taken lots of trash of no account, but
profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is the only thing that
has dolls any good whatever. I have
used one bottle‘oi it and the chills.
cold and grip hava all leit mo. 1 con‘
grutulute the manufacturers of an hon-
est modicine.‘ For sale by G. C. Still
soni‘South Norwalk; E. '.P Wood, Nor
wai
An Ohio congressman visited the
postoilicc department the other day.
his face corrugated with evidences of
the feeling of satisfaction within his
bosom. One of the minor oillciuls, al-
ways roudydo calla great man's ut-
look of satisfaction. “You look as
pleased as if Smith had given up his
light (or that postoillcc." commented
tho onlciai. referring to a friend of the
momentum, who was making such
a vigorous light for an appointment.
the representative did nor want to give
him, that everybody Was mudu uncom~
forlublo.
”He has. and that's why ['11) born to-
day." replied the congrensulan.
“thw! iiow'd you do it?"
"Oh, hoiust died at the right limo."
Countsrlcita " or DoWitt’s Witch
Hazel Halve uro iiohlo‘ to cause blood
poisoning. Leave them alone.
original has, the name lioWltt's upon
the box uni wrapper. it is a hard:
loss und hr uiimt salvo for ship dim
uuucs. liucuuulod tor piicu. (l C.
Still sou. ~ .
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“Wheru' a your daughter Mar y living
now Mrs. liurliiiyl' iuuuirod one of
the neighbors.
or bus itiid‘s got a ioiuo lab on
Rigid giricg'il. rdpbrlitggzzuccldt‘alntgih" Iguid
rs. ior "an c we
are tiliiil d d fitnlg also is living in
suit u to“
“What u
Mr; t, z ,mmV -
“A rule.” weld Mm Keillor, shirt
"is one o'- dilm pm where the par
lor is the bedroom Ind the bedroom is
the kitchcniiinh WW
organs. Millie it'mohdi 0’ this:
places whore’ ' ill do something
clue»?I noggin ‘
Milo Olive
some published statements of Deans .
THE slow 0CEA£V RECORD BROK-
“0! large sores on my little daush- %
of Georgia, .
you do not go to sleep get up and lake i
‘ if you do :V
not go to sleep for four times, making g
tontiou to his amisbillty. noted the _
The , '
Weld in down in .
the cellos. slut die been its pillows or :-
its almost
can Soldier
hurtful cites
. .. in , ,
Ito have been caused on, great measure
Iby the use cl spirituous drink in that
tropical and tryingcilimate. What a
singular adjunct, suyp .Youth'c V Com»
punish, these conspicuousssuioons in
Manila lnust be to the work of civiliza-
tiop. and onllghtmcnt which our noun.
Vlr‘y hopcs to do in the Phllipplncsi
Itht an example to set to on imitative
Iipeoplel It is not surprising that a bill
has been introduced in congress by u.
public-spirited representative to to-
:strict the sale of liquors in Manila.
,The authority which prevails in the
g’Phllippiucs is that or! the army 01 the
United States. The bill altered in con-
Igrcss is not necessary for the sflprem
Vslon of the drinking-places, for unim-
pie ordcl of the military commander
would be enough; but the bill serves
.it; call attention to like scandal which
the saloons present, and the, wonder
is that the evil has been allowed to
go on so long.
m.
From the study oiclouds Prof. F. ll.
Blgelow, of the United States wculhcr
burcuu, concludes that the ordinary
cyclones which traverse our country
from west to cast are not more than
two or three miles in depth, although
their diameter is many hundreds of
miles. In other words, their motion
does not client the upper regions of
the atmosphere. in the case of hurrl~
canes, Prof. Bigolow finds that the
depth is greater. amounting to as
1,currcnts blow directly across the ‘1‘“
Iclonic and anti—cyclonic areas which
{produce storms and fair weather at the
surface of the earth. Some of Prof.
:Bigelow’s conclusions upset former
ideas concerning the circulation of the
Vistmosphcre.
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Robert, a bashful lad, recently sum-
, moncd up enough courage to escort in
,youug lady home. At the breakfast
' table the maxi. morning his father said;
I“Wcll, my son, did you go home with
any of the girls last night?” “l's,c
isuid Bob. “Who wast she?“ Robert
lhcsitated, but finally blurted out: “i
ithought it was Annie Warren, but
. wiIcn we got to the turn of the rumilxbo
.wcht into Jilin Hunt's house." “llul .i
the sound of her voice," said his in—
* their. “Neither of us said a word," said
1 Bob, blushing and plummeting.
A Cincinnati widow will have pour
iller reminders of her lute dearly br—
lovcd husband. She called on a florist
. and made arrangements to have up ur-
vlisllc arrangement and display mode
fol relics of the departed, which is to
be covered by a glass globe. 'i‘hcsr
memories consist of a straw but which
her husband had just laid aside when
‘Iaially stricken, a Inccrschuum pipr,
Ilhc coillu plate, part of It coilin handle.
artificial flowers, is lock of her own
,llllll‘, purl of the guy whiskers worn
by the deceased. and a. small pcultulic.
President Frost, of Berra ccilcgc,
tclisoi the succcssoi a Kentucky Iuouu~
tuiu girl who taught. school in u partic-
ularly uupromlsing district. A unlin-
obscrvcr praised her cullmsiuslicully.
saying to look at. her you would tirink
shc was having “the finest kind of n
time." I’onsibiy some teachers in I‘ll-
vorcd regions miss the highest success
‘liccausc to look at them you would
think they were having the worst kind
of It limo.
The popular impression concerning
: the bee must be revised. it has long
been praised for its industry and its
diligence, but it has been learned in
‘V, those respects the bee in o lruud. As
.a mutter 0! (not, "the little busy but!"
iworlu but. three hours a tiny and is u
‘mont thtirpuglogolng loulcr for the
ircst oi the limo.
The first wcll'authenticutcd case or
the bubonic plague in tho linilcd
litutcs has been touhd in Him lI‘ruiu
guises. where a Chinese (“oil from it
curly in Murch. The local health uu~
inbprctloo of “Ciduulowu,” and the rc-
movsi cl bud sanitary conditions.
The adultcrution of garbage was
tried in Bridgeport, Coma, by some
, Igarbsgs contractors. who are accused
oi having treated the refuse they» had
’ , to remove with water and with mm _:
,hls dust in order to nuke it weigh. " ‘
heavier.
slid monolithic like; toiled tons of this
commodity. m mods yearly.
death Alt-ism me has resulted in‘ nu
incl-smut empower pigeons.
IT; hand
much as five or six miles. But. higher I
u‘
Ishoultl think you might have told; by ,
thoriucurhavs Imdcrtskcu'u thorough ,
As is well knowuLgiycerln is a «ti»
,produoe cl soap and csudic factories. .
The ‘
. log on the doom turnout-Mp
‘ . d s, di‘thsro'u vestiqate, il risk t l‘
WEN! Mill, “”61 ’fdl‘ W ““9"“ WM Short Skirts, made til 30
thousands of garments must my muslin. i109.” new ,.
to those garments out pt 3 Ebert Skirts. tullil
cwcr figure than your ham; hem. clustor (,1 tug
seamstress. Every nightgown in this Short Skirts. clustér 0i? tug];
big purchase In evidence of that last. Welder}! flounco,
Ladies Night Gowns. insertion and Short Skirts. deer lioness
tucked yoke, rufiic nook and With .embmidery. 9“
‘ sleeves, uiusllnb
Ladies” Night Gowus, square neck, Made square neck. out
lace and insertion trimmed neck made of excellent eofienui d
and sleeves , cambrlcs. acme portend ’
Lodlas‘ V and square neck Night anmIiy trimmed with In
(lawns. trimmed with cluster oi‘. cry, and all, yes, every . e
tucks and cmlumdciy, lower prices than even this
Ladies' Night Gowns. square neck, afford to offer them at ally 0,,
trimmed with wide embroidery than this.
and insertion, good quality mus- Ladies Corset Covers in V ll:
lln. good quality muslin, embrol'
Lodics’ Gambric Night Gowns. and hemstllchcd yoke.
dainty trimmed with lace and Ladies’ French Corset C '
embroidery, hcmstitchou y,okc $1.49 round neck, trimmed with:
The plum'slmpiest sorts of skirts rowedging.
are here, then by any stages they act Ladies 1‘1“"th Corset 0°»
vanes to the fluffy, bliiowy lace irim- trimmed With W0 "W30 ,0
med garmmtg which are very tri Insertion. and lacctrimm (1‘th
umphs of skirt architecture, all ahorn and “99"“-
of even a responsible profit though Ladios' Corset Covers in line’nalii
just for “1|“ 33.0 I 800k and cambrio, trimmed V V ‘V
Long ll’lfhite Skilts, made of good 2:: quality 0: lace and em
us i cotto . embroider' ‘
lion“); deep rage, 3’ 989. A good way to know theirs V
Long White Skirts in extra quality test It' Take "1° cost 2' ms
muslin. trimmed with lace and W" °f tr'mmmm (we H “I”
insertion. dust ruffle, $1.49 sewing WMWI’ sum them "Pith”?
Long White Skirts, with deep ”a” “I'm "w“ °”"”"9“I ~
tucked flouncs of embroidery. mm" favwany surprised at ”I
fine quality of cambrlc, Ladies D1 awers made oi? Fruit.
Long White Skirts with deep like Loom muslin, hemetitched
iiouuce. trimmed with finc tucks L louuce ,
with insertion and embroidery, $2.49 ‘1‘ ms Drawers deep hemetitch
Iufllc tuck trimmed
The bonding of this “ad." plainly Ladies Drawers deep flounce with
states the facts concerning the depend hcmstltohed tucks,
ability of this bright, fresh muslin un- Ladies” Drawers, s‘uperior qualit
tier-wear outfit, so we’ll devote those muslin embroidery rufllo, nal‘
columns to figures mostly. If you'll fit.
row itlf k trimmed V
"4 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
HF
49G.
59c.
75c.
980.
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We are now exhibiting our Spring and Summer Cloth
and our Custom Department never before showed so largI
variety of suitings and trouser-lugs, and all at moderate-prices
The variety of color combinations this season are very num
erous, but our stock consists only of the most desirable col-
ors and cloths.
CHEVIOTS, SERGES. WORSTERS. FLANNELS,
THIBETS.
Trousers, from $5.00 up. Suits from $18.00 up.
We are also showing a large line of Cover-ts, Oxfords,
Viennas and Cheviots for Spring Overcoats. 'I
Open every evening until 9 o‘clock.
; Tel calll33 12 ., > ' r ”
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III Tallow, Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers, ,
85 Washington St. South Norms k”
Central Food Co.’ s Store
Grocerigz: be found all kinds of
Fruits, Vegetables,
Meals, Poultm.
in fact everything in the salable line that
is needed for the table.
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Fish Department
our firm the best that money can buy»,
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