berry 11:41 you get the berries
them:lo¢s»the pure fruit 1':
used-~17! matter it delicious.
yauknalm . .' IIV: VJ. :‘V .'
amorpgmoa 1111.11.11 may. .
5! WASHINGTON 37.
AT THE RESTAURANT
Strawberry Short Call: with
“whipped" cream is most
rails/table. .' .' .' :
.1111 till 11:11
SENTINEL TOMORROW MORNING.
The Evening Sentinel Will be pub-
lished as a morning paper tomorrow
ular. subscribers can obtain their cop-
ies at the post-offices. which remain
open until it o'clock.
A non was born this morning. to Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Hurley. of Cross street.
Mrs. J. C. Newkirk. of Morgan ave-
nue, is spending the day in New York.
There will be no school tomorrow in
the Norwalks. but there will be a nes-
..1. stop on Friday.
an.
Albert S. Knapp. of New York. is vis-
iting his grandmother. Mrs. Street. of
Berkeley street.
l‘here will be a business meeting of
theV South Norwalk Baptist Chiisiinn
Entlcavzm this evening.
The funeral of Thomas Shechun will
be held from St. mary's Church. at 9
o'clock. tomorrow morning.
iiucklngham Post. G. R.. will hold
11 meeting this evening Aand the com-
mittee on now qualtcrs will report
The New Haven and Bridgeport. poo
tul clerks will play ball in Bridgeport.
tomorrow, and S, Royal Keith will be
the umpire,
2~Jnne 3. evening, the time; S. N.
Con. Ch. the place. to enjoy reeltntions
by Maude. Wolfe. Elocutlonlst.
The meeting of the South Norwalk
' Library Board that was called for last
Friday night. will be held next Friday
night. at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Addison A. Wheeler
have returned from their wedding tour.
'I'lIl'y will take 11p their permanent
abode in Williams street. East. Bridge—
port.
There will be a rcqniem thh mass
in St. Joseph‘s Church tomorrow morn-
ing nt ti o'clock. for all dead Cuthplic
soldiers who ever at any time' followed
the flag.
This evening at. Miss Baird's school
thcre will be an entertainment (antit-
lcd, “Apples-1 and Apple l'llossoms.‘
This is the. first entertainment of com
monccment week
Mcmbcrs of the Yacht (ilnb. and
llIclr friends are rcqnculml lo contrib~
ute flags toward decorating the club
house. tomorrow. Preparations have
been made for a big crowd.
lV‘I'om information thus far received.
l"rank A. Ferris may be expected to
arrive in New York cily. next Wednes—
day. Mr. Ferris was 11 member of the
party visiting the Holy Land.
Mrs. Jackson. who resides near the
corner of Washington and Water
bll'i‘C‘lI-l. I'cceired a lclcgram. last night.
that her son had just died down South.
The Still ncwn affected her very much.
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The Old Well Hook and Ladder Cour
puny will play the Southporl. Fire De-
llul'llnenl. at. Southpol‘t. tomorrow. and
will leave South Norwalk on the 8:42
Main. as the game titans at 9 30
Mine l.nln lV‘ryu of New Y'.01ll will
cutertaln tho mcInbcrI-V of the Century
(lnb and their gentlemen friends at
tho I'(".i-ll(ll"ilil(‘ of Mrs. Frank Wood-
ward. in North nvcnue. this evening.
Whit-It will bc I'liiVl'il.
it was stated yonlcrlluy. that in about
two weeks. If the Wl'ill.lil_'I'/i‘.il](lli.l(l turn
around and be good. the work of con-
ntrucling the. 1111perutructuro on the
11er lighthouec foundation. at (ireeu'u
Lodge. would coanncncc.
John. Burton. who was operated on
for uppendlultle. at n Stamford. hospi-
tal. in reported from that lnutilutlnn
to be. doing very nicely. Mr. iluxton In
1prooted to arrive homr,V in a abort.
time, lie him a larplV number of
Irinndu in Norwalk. who will be glad to
hear of Illa lumrovml ududltion
lillEBUllN l1 llllllEll
THE JEWELERS. '
3 MAIN smear. NORWALK,
no wnsmno'ron err. 50. NORWALK
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You williind complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
11'. both of our BtOl'Ofi, with room on-
puuially titted up tor that purpose.
Spectacles and eyeglasses fitted by the
moat Improved methods andaatinnm-
tion guaranteed. if you are having
trouble with your eyes, If your glasses
do not suit you. if you are subject to
headaches or have been fitted by an in.
competent optlolan. cull Induce III.
I bunks w 11 be closed
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' There are speulaio in the ad. ‘01 the
Bridge Fish market today; 1
B P. McFerrun has moved from New
Canaan to Center avenue. Norwalk.
we." W
—~I00 doz. Colored Wuiets. tucked
front and back with top collar. all m.
or, 501:. at the Boston Store; Norwalk.
The Union barber shops in the town
of Norwalk will close tomorrow at
noon.
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Thomas Scott and family 1111111119121
from Norwalk to Cross street.- «South
Norwulk.
Miss Bessie Sims. of "High street,
Norwalk Is spending 11 few days in
Newark N J.
The D. M. Read Company is selling
the “Rnst' Proof Guarantee.” 1111 Ideal
summer cor.eet
Call or write to W. A. Benedict if
you need any information concerning
the issue being out at Ii o'clock. Reg: custom-made clothing.
Car 12. of the Red blue. Jumped the
track in Wall street, near Main. last
night. shortly sitter 12 o‘clock.
“—
—-.inne 3. N.. Con Ch. an evening
With artiste Inot song and story. 351:.
ill. H. Dillon 6': Company is Ishowing
an unusually large variety of trimimed
hats. in leghoru. hair braid and 111111-
fun.
The Armor Bearers Circle of 'i‘luV
Klng’u Sons will meet with Mine 1... l.
i‘olles. 25 li‘airlleld avenue. Friday. at.
til?) I). m.
The American Vitugraph Company.
with iii'ty new moving pictures. will
be at. Hoyt's Theatre. Saturday. mutt.
nee and night.
The Clover Leaf Circle of The King's
Daughters. will meet with Miss llun
Force. l"riday. at 3:31) p. 111. Every
member should be present.
This morning Judge Henry W. Grog-
ory committed John E. Show to the
Middletown 1111111ch asylum. and he war
taken there by Olliecr Valloant.
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~Agnes Chapourian. sop“
S. N. Con.
Ch.. June 3.. 3131:. You've. paid dollnrc
to hear her inferior. Ticket inolndoI>
croam.
The stores about town present a 'very
attractive appearance for Memorial
Day. I11 many windows is putriotical
ly displayed the National emblem.
The Misses Cummings, who haw
boon the'gncsts of Mrs. LeGrand "9"}
and Mrs. George Butterworth. of the
llrccn. returned home to Boston today
A large consignment of Hurttorr
tires have arrived at Amblor‘s store
Norwalk. They are secondu. and at thV
prices they are selling for. will not last
long.
if you have not examined the stool:
of clothing in the store of Willis Sel-
leck. it. will pay you to call. They
handle the celebrated Steimilloch
clothing.
lhe Howland DrV (‘oods Slurp wil‘
be closed all day tomorrow. It you
want those hats and iIOWeI's which arr
being Hold at reduced prices. you had
better call early.
Seven houses and fourteen lol! he-
longing to the estate of thstcr l"
'l‘ollrs. deceased. situated on 'l‘ayloI
avenue. will be sold at aucllon. on
I‘I1111'sday..lunell. Mitchell 6’1 Son. auc~
tioneers.
wAll union barber shops in South
Norwulk and Norwnlk will he closed
tomorrow noon.
The New England Order of Prolcc
tion held a meeting. last night. in
Knights of l’ythlan hall. in WuuhinIL
ton slrcct. line proposition for mem-
bership was proposed. District Deputy
William Parsons of Bridgeport. war
preucnt.
if the South Norwalk harbors do not
do their part in helping to close the
non-union shops in Norwalk on Sun
dayu. thc Norwalk harbors who pro in
the union. threaten to pull out. and
kcop opcn all-Io. as they cannot afford
to how their cuutomcrs go elsewhere
to not shaved.
On Friday evening the members of
Lincoln (‘ouuclL No. i. will complete
thclr arrangements for decorating thtV
gruvon of their dcoouncd momberu
’I‘herc will he HUIDI' other important
luminous to come before the. Council,
and every member should make an we
trn effort to be present.
All who haw,V iloworp for the [luck—
iuaham Poet. G. A. IL. 1-1111 leave them
at Poet. heudtpuu'tern, tomorrow morn.
lug. The soldiers leave IVeaIlquartcru
at about II) n. 111.. and will march to St.
Paul's (IIIurolI yard. From there they
will go'to the Union Cemetery, and tlu.V
noldloru' burial service will be read. A
delegation will go to St. Mary's. and
another to Rlvornido Cemeteries. The.
Woman's Relief Corps will serve 11 hun-
quot.
Mn..-
—~ iiavrV you board the rich coutralto
voice. 151 Miss Elizabeth Rood? than
her Monday night at the June Foutlvnl.
Bo. Nor. Con. Church. Admiaeion. in-
cluding bake and cream. 35 could.
'i‘ioketu at Baxter‘s.
On 11 bulletin board In Railroad live-
uuc. 1th morning. were the WOI‘dI-l
"fair tomorrow." Some mlsubieVmua
youth saw the weather prediction on
the board and sutured it underneath
with the. word ”rubber. " ’I‘hiu was read
by a large. number of unseemly and
undead umllen enough to reach the
whale length or the avenue. The lad
who 111111111 the addition to the legend
evidently thought he knew about as
much about tut weather these ‘emtin
own as the Weather prep ‘1 Anti who
. in to doubt hi! Ionic?
little prions. 1
Gréat values 11
All colors and white.
50; drawers. 30 to 50
icallv. 'lI'y on one and see
but shoes.
MASONIC BUILDING.
NORWALK STORE.
.1 111er+
. Vii l: .
lleie’s 11 show worth coming to see-«weonl'e 1111th one It. It 5
money in your pocket to know about the good VlVIIlls'VVc sell at
At 48:; and §$L 00. ,
égligees at
filltlllg shuts, two collals withcarh one.
ter shirts in town for the money.
I-‘lcatcd body shirts 11.5 4815.. the latest style.
Negligees for boye. 48c and $1.00.
“Mothers’ Friend" shirt waists for boys, 501:. and 98c.
Blouses for boys 3 to 8, son. to $1.00.
Underwear in all kinds, colors and sizes; shirts size 34 to
Clip self conforming Derl r1V at $2. 50 fits our head automat-
llthcr good Morbid at $3.011 and $2.
Snnnuer goods are all i11-cverytl1ing a man or boy wears
OOMSTOCK BROS.
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these prices. Handsome,
You cph't find hot—
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SOUTH NORWALK STORE,
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1 Manual 11'. IHaItch
The most expensive course through life is taken by
those who continually buy the cheapest of everything.
It isn't the rule here that the highest price must be paid
to get the best grain. but the kind you should buy. nat-
urally ought to cost more than the kind you don‘t want.
and will certainly be worth it.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
AGENT FOR ”CROCKER’S FLOUR.
o I
l £1111 near; 11151 as far as the ncarcsl IMlcti't‘r box or
‘Iiti!
lib? em
1...... Jackson’ 5
If not, do so at once.
It costs you nothing.
Studio .’
and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC AR]
Our Platinums Last Forever.
jACKSON'S STUDIO
OPPOSITE H 0 TEL.
53 WALL srltIEEr. NORWALK
Promo Cameras
REDUCED
33-;- to 50%
Wm. P.Baers’, 49 WaIlSt., Norwalk.
w. A. BENEDICT,
Room I, Masonic Building, Norwalk.
116 Washington St.. 50. Norwalk.
(Iluul (\l'lllllL: 111m 111:
line Van‘nI \\t'. 11111": l'lltllllldill'n
X111“VV':1II<.(I111111..Margo. I911],
our clnllVinVV oVIIV-cqu' in as
light Inatcrh1l< :1~' tonV canon-11111 llolhini: 1~. 11111 1111i) liVVhl lli Ic\'-
1111c. bnl 111 prim 11111
\ too 111in 1' ilnum'l Mill 111ml 1' ha 11111 lmm slilhl mlInl malt"!-
ial. $11 :11
made that no}.
\11111'5 flu ronll'lu'tablc allirc.
DENIES APPLICATION FOR AD-
MINISTRATOR.
NEW YORK. May 29~At .loI'noy
(tlty today Judge. Blair denied the Ino-
Iion made on behalf of Mrs. Edna
Muir. daughter of tho Into United
Staten Senator John R. Moi’hornou. for
the appointment. of It temporary 111i-
minintrntor for tho outnto of bar moth-
er. recently deceased. lnnloud. Judge.
Blair announced that. he would an-
polnt .iudgu Otto (irouuo an adminis-
tratmwpondontu lite in place of Aaron
iVl.Bltldwi11. who was named in hire.
Mci’liuruou'u will an udmiulnirvatm 111
her estate. The court. howuvor di-
()h 11-11. the lrou~c1 V: turn opal lllc Inillolnm-tlu'} arc
lllt'li.
W. A. BENEDICT.
CARDINAL GIBBONS TO PROLONG
His VISIT IN ROME.
ROME. May ZIImCurdinal Gibbons
ban dotoImlned to prolong his utny I11
1111111111111 will romuin hero during the
greater part of tho month of June.
rhc cmdlnal says the appointment
of a rector or the American (Voilcgc
burn to 11111.1 N‘II Montlbtnor 0' Council,
the. bishop of Portland. baa not yet.
reached 11 atugo which purmite or any
utatoment on the nubil'ct. It is under-
Htoml that the cardinal. during the
audience which he had with the. pope.
leplalned at lonuth to tho pontiff the
views of the govornmonl at Wuohlug
rcr'tod the management of the luminous :ton regarding the. Il'llKlOlIil ordoru in
of McPherson it Company. and 1111
much of the obtain an is 11ti deposit.-
od with the Union Trust Company. of
Now York. remains with thtV adminis-
trator named in the will. Mr. Baldwin.
Mru. Mul’horuun bequeathed tho grout-
or part of her estate. to Yale llnlvorA
pity. practically lilnluliorltiug her
duuulittu'. whom marriage to Dr. Muir
watt contrary to her mother's WldlIGi-l.
CHICAGO. May zip-«New was re-
colved In Chicago lust night that
Charles 0. Jerome of this city. 111
dead at Mannheim. Germany. utter a
abort attack of Illness. brought on by
exposure during the trip peruse the
Atinut‘iet. He was an ipventor of note
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the Philippine».
Cnrdlnab Otbhonu III also adviniug
the people to oonnilll‘l’ the (mention of
a nuoconpol‘ to Cardinal Mnrlinelll a";
pupal dolognto in the United Staten.
but it. I11 underetood that. the dililcul
1.11111 1Vn101111tc11Vd inmoiecllng 11 micron
nor are no great that there in little
pqupoet of tho early departure. of
(iardinul Martiuulll flora tho iiuilod
billion.
MANY BOERIB SURRENDER.
CAPE TOWN. May 29~Two lllll'l'
dred Douro have surrendered at Pal
npyo (Phincuue?) ileohuenuluud 111111
forty- two wagon loads of men women
11nd children have purl-endured 111 Fort
’i‘uli. Rhodesia.
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011111111311 Godfrey. of Norwnik. is the
guest-of W. M. Bulkley, in Southport.
Mrs. W. K. Lewis. of Lewis street.
to spending two weeks in Jersey City.
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Ladies. have you seen the Boardman
shoe“! if not. call at the store of I" 1).
Lyon lit '(iompany. ‘
Washington Camp. Patriotic Order
.Sous of America. will hold a meeting
tomorr w night.
expeete
The degree team is
to rehearse.
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Owing to trouble on the Berkshire
Division. the. i’lttnfiald express was
torty~flve minutes late thin morning, on
its down trip to New York.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company
met last night. And decided to accept
the invitation to go to New Canaan.
next month 11nd participate in the eel.
ebration and parade.
Conrad Ryan to ill at his home in
Valley l’lut-e. with up attack of appen-
dlultlu. It has notyet been decided by
the attending physkian whethol or not
amoperation will be neeeusmy.
Mum do: Colored Waiste it'll kod
front and back with top collar. all '[z-
es .100. .11 thc Boston Store. No Iwalk.
The members of Company I). who
did not qualify at the shoot the other
day. will go to Westport avenue, to-
morrow. wherethoy will be given an-
other opportunity to retrieve them-
selves.
inV’onc of the windows of the South
Norwiilk store of Comslock Brothers.
is a line display ofntruw hats of every
description. Banned all around are
shouts of straw. which make an attract-
ive window.
The twenty-five foot naphtha launch
belonging to Ch I'les Young. which ha.»
been thorong ly overhauled. was
launched at Rowayton. yesterday
afternoon. The trim little craft is now
in excellent condition for the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. .larvls ar-
rlvcd homc today from their bridal
tour. and are residing in Union street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis spent several days
at the Buffalo Exposition. and were
considerably disappointed at tln- 11n-
Iinlshed condition of some of the
buildings and exhibits.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
American Vitagraph Company.
This well-known entertainment or-
ganization will be at. i'loyt'n ’l‘healre.
Salurduy mntlnec and night. and Will
give one of the best exhibitions ever
VV'ltncsscd in This Norwalks. A feature
of particular into not will be the many
V'icws of the [’1th mericun Exposition.
:1on in progrckn in Buffalo, ’i‘hese \\'lll
.Vmbrace all the handsome buildings.
<c1Vn1-o from the Midway, and exhibits
in the buildings. as well as pictures of
actual scenes on lhlV opening and dedi-
cation daV's. The John of A rc pictures.
will also be soon attain.
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
The following program was carried
oul at thel Over River Sthool. this af-
lcruoou:
CIIOTIISWTIIP American Flat.
Quotations ,, llnr Flag.
Pupils of Room \'.
Readlng~~~Decorution Day.
Marlon Cummings.‘
l‘lVoruszn {\lcmorinm.
QilOltllll)nS-~"Ulll‘ Mnrtyrcd Heroes.
i’upils of Room Y.
(dunno—Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Quotations— 'l‘hc Day We (lelcbratc.
Pupils of Room \‘l.
chdiulz - Lincoln's Gettysburg;
Speech.
Arthur Jackson.
Chorus—«Home of Freedom.
Itcudings~Lowvll‘n Commemoration
(Idc.
Pansy Wilson and Grace Glover.
ChorusV . America.
ALFRED HOPKINS SURPRISED.
Alfred Hopkins wan agreeably sur-
prised last night when a party of his
young friends swooped down upon him
at his home in High street. During
the evening games of different kinds
were played and refreshments were
served. Those present. were Mr. and
Mrs. H. .P. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. C.
S, ilurnham, Mr. and Mrs. C, IV‘.‘Bont-
well. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hopkins. Mr.
and Mrs. R. Bennett. Mr. and Mre.
lV‘rod Jennings. Mm. George H. I’V‘errls.
Minn Alice Day. Miss i'ldnn .Ionningn.
Minn Florence Welch. Minn Lillian
lirundagc. Minn Minnie Ferris. Miss
.lonnic Cameron. Minn Alice Ilurnhnm.
Alfred Dontwoll. Arthur (lay. (Iliifor't
(Dooley. Arthur Alnuworth, lVllhort Day
Howard Wolch. ludwm d GilmoIo
lalnoe Shipman A.l..Sc11rleu William
SlVVII.lng
SHEEHAN-CLARK.
A pretty wedding took placc thin
morning at. 8 o'clock in St. .IOHGIVIIIA
Church. the contracting parties bolugi
Mltiii Rollo Clark. daughter of Mr. and
Mm Andrew Clark. of 'l‘ollon ntroct.
and William Shoohau, of Bayonne. N.
.i. The ceremony won a nuptial mono.
performed by Rev. lV‘athor William
Manor. rector of the church. The wit.-
nuusen wore. Juan-1.11 baughlln. of New
York, and MIIIII Elizabeth Clark. 11 rela-
tive of the bride. The. church was
well filled with Irlendu of the happy
couplo.
CENTER SCHOOL ALMUNI.
i‘lm committee on organization up-
poiuted at the, recent meeting of 1a
(Junior High School Almuui hold a
meeting at the home of Mine Ella lit-.0
field, in Main litreet. last night. and
formulated general plane to submit to
another meeting of the alumni. A 111m
pie uonutitutlon was framed and 11 1'11-
commendation au to what oifloere the
association should have Who made.
The committee decided that It would
be beat to have only one meeting a
your. to he held during commencement
melt} The next meeting will be held
1 ll 3' n
Any girl over nix teemtnll ought to
get Into heaven without having to be
will '
V Alfred H. BoutwellI started today. toII
visit relativer in Aunonia and Shelton.
BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE TO PURCHASE Your.
Man OUTFIT. \ \. 1 . 1w _
IF' s'rvLe, m- Ako EXCELLENT STAYING Mogul-”M
WHOLESALE TAILORED HIGH GRADE
CLOTHING. ‘
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CLASS, AT $7.50, $10, 312 AND $18.
1 STEIN-BLOOM FLANNEL COATS AND TROUSERS.
PERFECT FITTING, LIGHT WEIGHT GARMENTO WERE
ER SEEN BEFORE. PRICES $10, $12, $15.
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“VARSITY" STRAW HAT.
WILLIS 3111111011.
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER.
48 and 50 WALL 8T., NORWALK.
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Open Monday. Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Just pure ~ good —- wholesome — sweetI butter -- ‘
nothing more or less Made by the most cleanly methods
-—- a natural product retaining the very purity and flavor
of thc CIOVcr fields.
Carefully packed in dainty one pound packages.
Nom‘ gt'lmiur coir/1011! $21/ $2;
3/11' rigor/21mg (3/
13 NORTH MAIN STREEV
LORENZO DIBBLE.
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0 Nut Despair
of getting your eyes comfortably ntteu
because others have failed to give re-
lief.
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the Nor-
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. J HCKSON,
Graduate Opticién,
58 Wall St" Norwaik. Ct.
BEAN POLE"
l0.000 Bean Poles. Quantities to\ soil purchasers.,I
FERTILIZERS
for farm. garden, lawn. trees, shrubs and flowers.
THE BRIDGE FISH MARKET
Telephone Cull 97-2.
BLUE FISH . '. . . . .
WEAK FISH 81:51. ,,
ROE SHAD . 9c. LB“
FRESH MACKEREL 10c. LB.
STEAK COD HALIBUT PORGIES. BUTTER FISH, HER:
RING ETC.. ETC.
SOFT SHELL CRABS.
R. J. CUTBILL CO.
Washington street. Next to J. H. Forrio' II 00
ll1c clothing r1gnluic> 1ch tcmpc 1.1111rc of the hotly. “We"
light at the "lonmlallou 'I-—l IIderrloihing. -
Let In; .4thin our balbtiggnn linc (allowing. 1.». selling In
case. I) I
Long or short sleeve. III lrcam or brown. or an ashortnient
elastic ribbed Worn. blue or white stripes. per garment.
24 CENT
lllack sec-111s to be cricccdinglv popular this season.
our guaranteed to be. but c11lor-lu'i11g it back if it {111111.11
wash Anothcl mat. a V utc galmcni withmous piu stripes; at "
or pink. ilIiVV Is a vcry ilue quality.
49 CENTS. ' ' ‘
BELTS~~~iorboy1n 15 route up: for 1111-11 25 11-11151 111161.22 ,
OVERALLS AND JUMPERSwOIVly a whiuperwtlle lie
sky for 11 11111111th departure of these. per garment, 25 beats.
Harry Goodwin, the 6
unnhcxnuo doubt 31.0 C - I...
Norwalk Chronicler