-
, Our papers are substantiulwthey not
only attract the eye now but will cou~
tinue to do so after they are upon the
J walls.
‘rcceived a carload of iron pipe. for the
No time like now to inspect.
WEATHER reasons?
Forecast for Norwnlk and vicinity:
Fair and continued cool tonight and
Friday Pleasant wenth'ey prevails
generally this morning ”will: of the
Rocky :Mountaliis.‘ The temperature
continues low iii the northeastern‘ sec-
tions, but is rising slightly in the Miss-
icsippi valley. Conditions favor for
this vicinity, pleasant weather, with
slight rise in temperature on Friday.
Mls. David Tinkler. at Cr'anbuly, is
seriously ill at 1101-1101110
Miss Mai Adams will leave on Satur—
day, for‘ a trip to Old Point Comfort.
Edgar Buttery and family have mov-
ed from Pine street, to West Main
street.
Miss Sally F. Bette and Mrs. 13. S.
Bisseil have gone to Atlantic City for
11 week. ‘
Miss Ruth Hebbnrd, of New York.
has been visiting her mother, in South
Norwalk.
Glover’s is the place where you can
get most any kind of 11 dressy slice
that will wear well.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Company has
Hotel Clifford, at South Norwulk.
Tile‘criminul court of common piece
will come in with a jury before Judge
John H. Light, on Monday morning.
..__.A.__.._
A memorial service for Rev. Dr.‘ Sew-
ard will be held in the Norwulk Con-
gregational Church, tomorrow evening.
--———— u
Charles F1 nuke and family will more
entirely to New Canaan the first of
May. M.1 Frank‘s moved one load of
furniture to New Canaan, yesterday.
HM
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Walsh, of
Franklin avenue, are the guests of Pro—
tensor and Mrs. Clair. in New "York
city.
-—-1
A lepture will be given at :l p. 111..
April 12. by Mrs. P. W. Perry, at the
Women's Exchange. The subject is
“The Restoration of Israel: 01'. the Lost
'i‘en Tribes.
The Clover Leaf Circle of the King's
Daughters. of the South Norwaik Con-
gregational Church. will meet, tomor-
row afternoon at .‘l 01'locl1. with Miss
Lillian St. John. of 13 St. John avenue,
Exist Norwulk.
Spencer Adams who has been cmploy-
cd for some time as book keeper for
the Hill & Hubbcii Lumber' Company;
has resigned his position to lakB' one
118 teliel for the South Norwalk Trust
Company. Mr. Adams‘s su1cessor has
not‘ as yet been chascn.
Sherman Connnnndery. No. 470, ll.
0. G. C., will hold 11‘ meeting on Fri
day evening. All members are request-
ed to be present. as there will be re-
ports from the delegates to the Grand
(,‘ommundm'y session, which was held
in Ansonia on Tuesday.
The Peace Piano Company will give u
musicni at its new walc rooms 728
West F'olty- second sti'Lec New York
tonight at whicthissM. ldella. Camp-
hell of N01 11qu will be pluniet;M1'e.
Dorothea Hear Mansfield, soprano; Al-
belt M Mansfield bass, and Miss Louie
Wood violinist. A number of Norwalk
people will attend.
DIVIDENDS DEFEND ON WAR.
LONDON. April llm'l‘llc annual
meeting of the shareholders of the
(mom d Lino Steamship Company to
day was 11111111011 by an unusual in‘ci
dent. A shareholder demanded that u '
committee of independent sharehold-
are be appointed to inquire into the
policy and position of tho company
decllulul.r that the profits were made
uolol from transport work 11nd that
smut 0‘1 will 1161101110111 butchsry would
bg’ bouired to procure future divid-
1: list: 'lhc motion was not adopted
but: the revolt 1ccommcnding 11 five
percent dividend 111111 a three per cent
bonus was adopted.
ROE 1m, .
aver. 511111
SMALL BL UE. -
' "'SI'TTELT‘ -
be hold no 3 o'clock li‘ri
at the Lockwood Manufacturing pm.
"001111101111 i'l' ' will ' 'i'iold'"
A meeting of St. P111 J
' —-Hudsou Cream Al
Lager always 011 draught ct Quittuer .
W .
11.511, W
Cannons
Several Norwnlk y g
,
Niel Pierce assumed his new pool; warp. drill 31 China matting made it
tion in the Fairlield County Nations.
Bank today.
Dr. E. M. 11101111101110». York city
was a caller on P. 110111100. of Roll
road avenue, yesterday.‘
.._......-‘..,,..’....
——A good square Piano, :20 John h.
anin, Mahuckemo Hotel, this Week.
The wood work on the exterior of E.
A. Woodwaid' 3 house. in North Main
street, is being repainted.
Mrs. James C. Thempson 11nd dough-
Ella of Bridgeport are visiting
ter
Mrs. William Casey, of Ann street.
Another consignment of free text,
books for the schools has arrived at '3
the Norwnikoiilce got the 11011001710111...
W
--GREAT CLOSiNG" OUT BALE
Dry Goods. Furniture and our pets at
Scoflcld & Hoyt's. So. N01 walk
Edward F Smith' a cigar store in the
Mahackemo Hotel block, is being given
a spring cleaning and is being rcpnper- ,
ed.
John Eadie, of Brooklyn. has rcturn- '
ed to his home, after spending the Ene-
101' days with his aunt, Mrs. W. ll.
Swords.
-W. H. Barker will give private in.
structlon evenings to pupils in 390110-
gruphy. Office, 4 80. Main St.
John McGurry. of Center avenue, one
secured a position with the Yale 81
Towns Manufacturing Company in
Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson
1110 the happy parents of a line boy,
110111 lust night. M'otbel and child are
doing well
The Rev. '1‘ DeWitt V1111 Dbren has
returned home from Chicago. where
he was called on nccount of the iliness'
of his mother.
.__....._..._.,...,
——-Hudson Creamhle and Excelsior
Lager always on draught at Quittnor's
The Evening Whiiit Club will meet
111 the Central Club, tonight. The
hostesses will be Misses Mal Curtui
and Alice Cole.
The Junior Enticwvor Societv of the
South N01 walk Congregational Church
will meet tomorrow after noon at 3: 30
in the west parlor of the church
Ackuowk'zdgemcnt is made of 11 gilt
of books from Mrs. .lohn ’l‘ry,on East
Norwaik and papers from Mrs. l S.
Brown South Norwalk, for the N01»
walk Hospital.
~Cl1ickcrlng‘ Pianos. $175. at J. W.
Studwell's.
Miss Julia ii. Lockwood, who has
been spending her Easter vacation at
the home of her parents, Colonel and
Mrs F. St. lohn Lockwood has return
ed to her studies at Vassar College.
The Golden Rule Circle of King-'11
Daughters will hold their 11111111111 meet,-
ing and election of ofliccrs 011 Friday,
111 3 p. 111., at. the home of Miss Currie
Lyman, 62 West avenue, South NOl- -
walk. It is desired that every member
be present
——Joim H. anlll. piano tuner. from
New York. is in town. Send orders to "
Mnhnckemo noun, this week.
The meeting. Truths South. Norwalk
Congregational Church tonight, will he
Addressed by Rev. A. F. Beard. Who
has lately returned from 11 trip to Perth
Rico, 11nd who will 1011110 many intel-
11nd its people.
eating incidents concerning the island J ,
Thomas McMahon, who is employed
hany"s;10.ctbry.stumbled 1111110011111
down 111111111101 the stock room. 11 1100114. 13
day. and badly sprained one of his an~
Mics. JMrJhMcMnhon was taken to his
iomo 11 cyv ew avenue in It can 0h
or 1110:0111 dressed 11101111111111 ii
100 [ll
811111.
10:11
- fr“? aé'tb
SHAD ROES. OPENED SLAMS;
SALT HERRING AND MACMEL
its 1111110111. “
tournament on the evening pi; M91111. llt'l
Mrs Oliver 13. Jackson wiilentcrtnln ,
tho Matinee VVhlst Club, fliJ‘JiJs 11 or
i you on... 11.11.111.113, Jap,
' ‘yo viddt
s'nicr, JupJ made with
only a name), China with strew
.in Julian, which has ll. warp of jute
W251}. yd- By the roll, $91
- Handsome J up mailings 111 '
. es: and prettiest large corp: 9111',»
terns—~35c. yd. By the roll, $12.
A1111 the best of all-rlce-straw
matting irom J‘apan. Oi ilnesl'i s‘e~c
looted. rice straw-l 1110va close
. iy one can 'twl'st'ilnrlaidlmo' 1111011111111.
without breaking; pa'ttern's' sire
ne'atcst inlaid—~50c. yd. By the
11101111me there is
mull. ' '
1111‘ usual 1'
hes or 11011111111
réuioiebt
h
Herc are others, liner and lioud- J 1‘7“!“
“l Rib
“warp (“Linenawarp maturity, is .
11111
08;”?
. .1111
trip 11-
l ' , In
T131111
Wm»
exiles, inhalers, spray",
«1111111111: 813 for 1111
than temporary relief was com
1.111011111102111” simply dry up
Here are both sorts in inlaid do. ‘3: mm“ Twig?” without “WWW
' :1
“ n
has been on the market only a. short
has met with remarkable suc-
0088 as sJJ genuine.J radical cure for
0 11111111
‘1 13100011111101: “Glidin-
col, 31113011111111, hydrous 111111 1111111-
ler cuiarrh specifics .
inches in speaking of the new
cur0' nyb:
.. 81001100101111
Wipmfl'wlm or ‘10 1111111111111
hush-u 1111111101011 1111111111.
. .1.qu 11' 1198111111111 tbmut more
'5 . ‘ Milled? than any
11111001
a sealing ground for
1'11, have been 11111
unyihlu'x
pop the blood 1111in
s or
”1111111111111 which
11111qu
e Milo nth
Thom of linti
'i have, tried the
that! have ovdr
11 i be Bro n‘iitt'o
till whereyer there is mucous
roll, $19
A roll contains 40 yards.
rolls of zoyards will be sold a
same rate as full ones.
Japanese porcll- -blinds of bam- ‘3’"
boo, shiny side out so the
won't spoil them, all sizes-20
square foot.
one seldom sccs.
rich colors.
lanterns, 5c. and 80.
Big, uniqu
umbrellas, 12%c. and 150.
J Japanese gold-and-biack screens
'. ,' 51/211. l1igll,4-fold~$z.95.
THE HOWLAND
DRY 06398
'BEIJW' ~
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Roomlluouiingllus?
We ‘ havb “111111010""11'1'01‘1‘0‘1‘1l-sl‘ui1'us
upon minnows 011011 bucked
up by 11 stock of the 1101111111111 lupus 01
11
wall paper Every
production Xi‘i” blithely new
handsomely decorated store to
feel entirely at home in4 bl
3.3 Smith M11111 street.
Opposite Havifgn' 81m
Sore Throat?
.) . Y0 .-,
lis- \i
1110 nil 111111131
111“" -
~ 0 We.
lilc, 25cm 50c.
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brfllln‘bmtt'm'o " NW
11 1111 1110
111,011; mctui 111011 add on sin 1
faction of cord
WI KNOW IT
' villi 110 one “venture to buy
and mm
IRVING LOCKWBGD &
Successors to 31W
him 11.001111.
“Weill Silt? -J“’"]
Half-
Oli‘thc samc ship there came a
lot of lanterns and umbrellas.
Prices are astonishing io'r they're
the sort of lanterns and umbrellas" "
[81mg : GMT 11
:1 1"; 101.1
the papers too-11 place the M9 will
1.13111111011111me "
correction of delivery 1111 well 0- 11011 L" "'
tybe are what is
'cgh'liirurhnllhi'dincme and 11111 111.1
111: «J is. l dam not hesitate to 1000
”he opiates. and tht
tloliclllid 11y use them wit 9"
rain lmublc. catan'h
li‘
No.1. remarkably
dimlyenient. and
i you they are all
.J.. any injurious drug
OYSTERS'.
of nearly all
tor the lobster
, Federal Com.
y: and Fisheries hub
1111111 especially the in-
lency of siforts to increase the
output... at. lobster. fry and the dililchl
ties in getting the egg lobsters from
, the fishermen, are In strimng contrast
. with the successful methods adopted,
claiiy in Maryland and Virgiuiu.
lb “'6 atoms Which furnish the coun
try with the largest amount of oysters
tor the 11101111000000 of their quality
0111i. quantity
Gyscems-leepocluiiy those from the
Cheddpesko and tilhutury waters 1110
van“ 11111011001101 111111 usual this year
than (or several seasons. 11 condition
in 31001: libi't due to the existing oystc
law of Maryland, which went into 11
feet in April last Under it, “tongingfl;
or the collecting of oysters by hand,
in prohibited. 11011110 8epwmber i in
any year rind must terminate on April
251 111.1 0min: 101: 03001100 is not
0, in '
00..
but! his 11111111 :15‘ The 1111101111111 law
further provides that every person
with 111111 lni‘vc oysters in his passes.
siomwomaiuiny 11101101" than iive per
cent. of shells 1111010111011 winters shall
be guilty of 11 misdemeanor. A line is
imposed on buy one who purchases or
receivoe oysters in the absence of an
inspector, and also on the captain of
an oyster 110111.180 cargo of which
contains more than live per cent. of
mull oysters No oysters are to he
dinohnrged from 11 vessel between 8
o'clock in the evening and 6 in the
including. Oyster packers as wall 1’10
y drednorn and “tousers” are to be
iicnnsed. The proceeds of £000 and
fine: under Jthe oylter law of Maryland
J hm hm divided: Two-thirds to the
111110111 fund. and 01101th for the
_ aniulonanoc of the "oyster navy" or
, at, which is mudo up of two steam
211.1011 110110011018 11110 two sloops. pa
1111111111110 1101181100110 Buy and the
streams 10011041110 it. ,
,1} . Sigismund 11:30 comprehensive. st
_ om (or thpdoveiopment audiniprovo-
, _ growing are not limited
ware-1111a vicinity. foi'
i ‘ 111 o
irri‘sliii‘i “9°
' ' c 10111.
11811011900108er .111 alert-
ouiang' loud of the Easter: years
9"“ Begonia" were shims 13°15?"
ii
and
show
M1100 for m
it wont 11-111
“to muted mill 1101‘—
ed in
wil be the 0111110 and
l cost another uoi-
J rk’fl'u 11mm 1111 1: . 1 ‘
2mg» ' ,
116:" W‘ngéh'yuflz' 111
"f ousaiwuhuugn in thorium.
MG, by Will. Pickup and 11‘.
that
11 for
; cry lib 1111111111110 111 111010
you: ll tlioli‘ 011111111100 11111.;
00.. 7"”;‘3: ,, ‘~ “faifitl'mlggli
116111111 11
ig'8 "Biomhiiii “lii'id
88f 1lips in wan-sub
= . Btllluon.
W New
tribune: them to be freer ,
llpdder will anti "
4% 11111111! catnrrgéJJ'ho ,
all-13 it
to begin before Nov ember 1. and must ,
11101111101111: on 111102 W them
Bitter El in Will Now itin Thou ht,
I l-‘Iii n—‘M Matty Oi
, 0r mum to dams, up before
the Tribunal.
When the Supreme Court at E11010
opens is session in 31,111
dzyhof nexggwgekiit'm 1111 couirgutfid
w 11 11001111.». incur 11 8
cases hlgidg ye import 11111, 1111111 010
ta) duoint. There are eight F ir-
uhty cases to no 11111011 up n.
and there are 1.1 cases from New Hu-
vcn county on the ddcket.
The most interesting of the cases on
d the docket is that of the Rev. Charles
M. Arthur. formerly of Weston,
against the Nordeid Parish 0011310311-
1 iional Church .1110 anneal 101111011 by
the plaintiff. with some (line like initi-
tutcd suit in the Court of Common
Plans to recover salary which he claim-
”ed to be due, 111111. There was a. split in
his 111 ohiwhile he was its pastor 111111
11 01111 11" obpidp'bd to him locked him
out of the church, as be steadfastly re
fused to resign. During the time .10
1111611111 out. various minds of in-
terest transpired, among them being
the holding of service on the church
steps and in- an adjoining field by the
punter,- who was determined not to
give up his 0111110th was 111111111011;-
ed to leave and instituted Suit against
the church for salary. W1: is the case
will simply be ”sued on points .11 law.
,tbel'e will be a number of interesting
'things recalled before the court When
the 110011! 11 opens. in this appeal the
court viii be baked to pass on many
inipor 111; points” of Congregational
M11110 w'l’ relation to the tripi 111111
111111115111 011111111101 under chars-
:llhc- cont'e‘e‘t, be“ when the former
113'; find the little church of Weston
11 11101115, hitter. one it lips
sly 11011an ed. the voice or 1110
011'; as .11 religigus body. There, are
Toenailshinglt and their innings
drdsgb ch other‘l; 111110 been oi 1m
‘. filialhg {1111111001111 Attorney
‘ 0111'”. Willsh will appear tor the plain-
til! while the interests of the parish
wil looked after by- Attorneys Gould
iTho editiof 119013 0 R Lawrence
11111111110011 '11 necropsy 111111 others
will 1101111511, it this term; The 111111
@308 for the“ efiwe‘hté 0611111011 an my
new by the defehdzrhii' The suit is
over 1111 accounting 1111101 by Lowrance
011 11 trust‘ credtod by the death of his
mother, Betsey Lawrence, of which
Mr. Beardsley ls trustee.
An appeal asking that the suit
brought by Daniel Head against isanc
H. Selleck and others be transferred
from the docket of the Superior Court
to the United Stilton Circuit Court on
the grounds that both of the chief par»
ties in the action are residents of Mich-
igan, will be heard.
[sane Purdy. of North Salem, N. Y..
appeals from the Superior Court in 11
suit instituted by him against the town
of Ridgciieid.
The appeal of Thomas J Ford from
the decision in the Court of Common
Pleas recently handed down by Judge
Curtis. denying the plaintiff the dam
once asked for the death of his St
Bernard dog, killed by Bernard H.
Glendon, will be one of the cases.
George A. Klmmcr, of Bristol seek-
'ing '33, 00 damages frbm George B.
Sherman: 1113' Dunbury. appeals from an
miveree devieion in the Superior Court.
Two of the b‘airflcld county cases go
up on reservation. the suit of Albert G.
Weed and others against Selina E. Sco-
fleld and others, :1 Stamford will case.
land the row between the town of hair-
i'isld and the town of Easton. to deter
mine whllre a certain pauper 1.0511103
WANTS TO MAKE CHANGE.
H. Franklin Hall Abandon Appeal, but
Auk: for Transfer to New Haven Juli.
Tho occantricitios of the lower ii
Franklin Hall, who was recently re
leased from 11 sanitnrium on 11 Will of
habeus corpus and returned to the
some institution by Judge Shumwuv,
are more strikingly in evidence 110w
than ever. At the time of the decis-
101101 11111112 Shumway. Mr. Hall, ottoi
some original and positive objections
tothe findings, did not ledve the court
house, in the custody or his keepers,
before he gave Clerl. Shelton notice of
an optical. This was couched in legal
terms of the most approved character
send left with the 010111 by the pluintiif
himself. Tuesday was the last day
in which to perfect Hall 11 appeal. but
the papers have not reached the clerlt.
it is now apparent that Mr. Hall has
5‘ abandoned all idea of pushing the up
, ‘ peel, and instead has aimed to secure ,
1 a: removal from the sauiturlum to some
other place. in n lengthy letter direct-
the clerk' a hands. Mr Hall 11111011411111
, ' he wants to be transferred to'tli'e New
“ , ”Haven Jail, and gives us 11 10119011 for
the change that his wife and family ‘
are all living a short distance from
that institution, and 111111 the could sec
.itnd provide for their wants. 111
further declares that they could write
for him. and it is evident.- thiii; he is
still bent on having 11 lot of writs 111111111
out against certain of his relatives and
others for imaginary offences. He
states in the letter that he has six
forms that should be routed tor the
season that be Is informed that board
mule Wentport snuiterium costs him ,
$25 a week which" is too high; that
11 he canilivc at the New Haven kill for
0 101111 money. and wants to get there. ,
that he may retrench and the benefit
so to his family.
ity of the appeal made being granted
W
“l have been troubled with 1111111100
tion for ten years, huvo triad many
purpose until I tried Kodol Dyspepsiu
01110. b hive taken two bottles 111111
gotten mot relief from them' than all
i“ did ”firnlml
The toll? of. 11 p ,
heavily of 11 fool.
WM Gil Timon, .
ed to the Judges of the Sn ring our ;,
1‘ :dated' April 1;“ and rcc'e‘ll'tW‘Tilll 9 cddhih' 1'
There I11 no poneibii .
things and spent much money to no ,
other medic cues taken. I feel more ,»
like 11 boy than I have felt in twsuty ,
11 years)? Anderson nine. of Bunny ,,
1.11110. T011. Thousands .1111... to tilled»
fluorite C. 81 linen, ,
THE, EASTER KID (Tl-,DVJE BALE.
Fortified with a 1:111 glove stock 1011' '
, kid 111m values for this Enter Isle
that will wipe out all former glove r0
north for a like period 0ft|m01 ‘
budise' two clasp Gloves, in oil the
leading shades. This Glove we 11111110 11
101111101 of. We import the some 111111
use it in all our stores. Call for the
Hislop, Every pair warranted.
Ln‘dics’ two clasp Suede Glovos in
all the shades, $1 311 value, at 31 pair.
Lndies’ three clasp Hte Jouvin in all
shades and sizes. 81. 59 pair. .
Meu’aGlovos in the best makes, 980.
and $1.49 pair. Eyery pair warranted. '
A FAMOUS RIBBON CHANGE.
The Easter ribbon Pale 1111911111. A spe-
cial purchase made for thin occasion
will tempt you1 to anticipate your rm-
bon wants-101' Ibme time to come, 11
you'll but heed tho’ following hints:
3- inch fancy stripe itib‘bon,w1th 01'0
ceded center in Pinks. Blues, Grays, ‘
Yellowa and Old nose, at 12 c yd.
Wide fancy stripe nil sil 1 taffeta
Ribbon, worth 290.1011 190 yd.
Fancy stripe, all silk taffeta Ribbon,
line quality, 4 inches wide, 250 yd.
We have a large line of all the
widths of satin back and linen back
velvet Ribbon, at the lowest prices.
“4 Washington Street.
"1
Style end
Assortment.
In connection with our moderate prices and well tailored-
Clothing, again give us first place in the clothing world of”
The Norwalks.
Men’s Suits.
Stripes. 1’ 10-00 Forty different
Piaids, S [2.00 patterns of Men's
Black Mixtures. J S [‘00 Spring Suits, at J
Ser es. these prices is an ‘ '
Wogateds. S [5'00 assortment that I
Cheviots. " [6'00 no other store in
Cassimeres. 1’ 18-00 town can show.
Trimmed with an excellent quality of Farmer‘s Satin Lin
ing, Sateen Sleeve Lining, buttons that match the cloth, all
sewed with a pure dye silk. A glance at the garment prove!
these strong statements.
Open every evening until
1. DAVIS 8: son,
85 Washington street,
' Telephone 133-12.
0
.- ,,
AT
15153:. r'. “lb “Hz-11>»;
CHEESEm Elegant
1 .Dairy, Miniature Cream, etc.
’ will Joell on us.
I§§IIIIII'IIfiJi'iIaI'flI_§v!J.S;IIJIJJ‘S.JJJ€!IIAIBIlia-
Tether 1111110 huh»,
dreds of patterns to choose no
,exolusivo designs. the latest
112 to 17 490 each.
Central Food 00 s Store.
YOU CAN FIND
, GROCERIES —- Both Staple and Fancy.
Cream,
FRUIT-—- Florida and California Navel 0111111100,
arise and Extra Fine Grape Fruit. .-
VEGETABLES -- Spinach, Cauliflower, Celery, .
matoec, Cucumbers, Water Cress and Hot House Radium
MEATS. POULTRY AND FISH OF ALL KINDS
Roe shad are coming now. and we are buy
luck in gallium: good ones, as they take td our bill
very readily. Will be pleased to show them to you if yo, '
The Central Food 00
Comm Railroad Place and .‘
W " dipgfwl W
301,110 of the do.
the best uhirt
country Will be «how
that easily. put thomJ ‘
’01 .Ili.‘ , -
1: Ludiell' 01111111111. Porn-1110‘
,Weista..new 111. 590.
Ladies Wit to L
. A, buck and 110111. 3911
Ladies 11111111 00101011
latest shades. 01: Blood]! Bu
trope 1111 white, with tucks bu
,‘tlou, $1.00:
Plain 01111
Ladies'
Wuists, lsteststylc. tuc ‘ ,
back, from; insertion trimmed
1 Ladies White Waists, mu
Lawn, 1000 11nd embroidery.
ter of tucks“, $169.
0U R EASTER SALE
GOODS.
Meaning laundered ihiru; Ii
hsif hm. collars, 011fo. “01161111
special Easter eczulpmcnt of in _
who are critical n matters of
appreciate these Items all th
Mon' 11 fancy Half nose
dots and plain colors, 250 pair
Men’ 11 Fancy Lisle Half Base,
101 nuslity, 490 puir.
Men’ 11 Silk Neckwear in 'l‘ec
in- Hands, Home and String Tics l'l
ohm
one nc.b
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Men 0 White Lauudcred 8111101
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Shirts. cut full size. with two serial;
collars and cuffs attached, sl 1',
Men's two thread Half Hose. 111'
and black. with three thread heel is,
too, special, 2 pairs for 260. ‘
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