The result at our eirorts In your
one will been it is always is in,
‘ l
ow amulet
room alter We are ready to leave
it. nor quotations are the small».
est part of the story
walt'l‘lltm dimmer.
. Purposes for N0, all: ,_
Cloudy with light. I ,_
night and "Sunday Tornado osbibiy
pleasant. during. Sunday. ftornoon.
Cloudy weather with" locally showers
prevails. generally cantor the3 Missis—
sippi river. Low pressure areas are
central in the lake rcgiorrand the low-
er Mississippi valley. Conditions do
not indicate for this; ulciuityohb’ do~
cided ch'ange’ in weather.‘ ’ ‘ “
'““-“T7X*"‘~“-
Miss Mae Kirk. of Norwaik, is visit-
ing in New Canaan.
Hit--
idles Frances Seymour, of West Main
street, Is visiting in New York.
Waiter T. Aiken, of Wilton avenue.
gaereturned from a visit in Newark.
Mrs. Elisabeth Dorset
Miss Clar
Morrisani
t and daughter,
a I. Dorsett, are.vlsitlng .in
a; IN. Y.
WM
.13.“ of vol-mason 5a. O'Brien.
m
G. D. Nichols has started an ice route
in South Norwalk, coming here daily.
. withlt‘Wo lirge“ wakoiis
, anuumdfiudnn‘
Miss Susan is. W. Duncan. of New
York‘eity. is spending a 'few days with
her brother, Rev. W. W. T. Duncan.
Miss Mayne Wardwell. of Norwalk,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
lglibltiocll. of New Canaan, for several
.030” V '
_-,_. *eiillllcke
- ns and iron. 12%! 10.. at
Hayes. ‘
Miss Ethel Brooks and Miss Bessie
MacLean, of Derby. are/guests of Miss
Jessie Gerard, of East avenue. They
attended the receptiim at Professor
Chase's school, last evening.
A Greenwich woman is reported as
wearing mourning for the death 01 her
dog. and the Meriden Record intimates
that some Meridenites may be in a po-
sition to do the some if they don't pay
the dog tax.
-——The cigar of the past. the present
and the future. The Imperial Crown
100 cigar.
~—
Thc directors of the National Phoe-
nix Bank, have voted to recommend to'
the stockholders. the sale of the stock
at $68.25 per share, to the Washington
National Bank. Tile par value of the
stock is $50.
-Dunlap, Youman Dorbies. O'Brien].
——-.._.
Charles E. Ferris, for many years
cashier in the First National Bank.
which has virtually gone out of busi-
ness, began his duties today. as book-
keeper inwhe City National Bank. stic-
ceeding Ii rold Wilson.
m.
Friends in South Not-Walk have re-
halved invitations for the marriage of
Miss Harriet Heath, formerly soprano
of the quartette of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, and Rev. Frederick
Winslow Adams. pastor of the Epworth
Church. New Haven. The ceremony
will be performed at the residence of
the bride's lather, in‘ Silogeriand. N. Y.
—-Umbrelias and Canes. O'Brien.
An incident occurred this morning
on the carriage bridge; which cause
much indignation aniong the observers.“
A' lady with a spirited itefim of horses
had almost reached thodram. when the
draw-tender decided he would open.
"Please let me over. I have to meet a
train." she asked. but the gates wont
shut, and upon looking for“the“bont. it
was found to be still ‘tled monotone o!
the lower docks. After keeping the
bridge open fifteen minutesl the draw:
tender decided toicl ,lt‘nninlu The
bystanders wereirn'lllc iincetis‘od‘ over
the incident. Perhaps the draw-tender
.. fip'ciock.
new all...
. "hum-u. will
0f the 's
lot minimise
ter's of the Son
ummer.
-W
fl
Nor-walk Congrega—
nursery in the church-tomorrow.
Rev. Howarde‘Hoytl.‘ ofl’lle‘w Canaan.
will preach at the West Norwaik Un-
ion chapel, tomorrow afternoon, at 8:301
/
The first rehearsal .of Jedediah Bas-
sett‘s Village Chair will be held at the
Y. M. C. A. rooms, at 4 o’clock, tlil’s’hl-
lernoon; A chorus atone: hundred
voices has nireody, been assured,
-Blk, bun. pearl Aiplncs. O'Brien.
8. C. Palmer Will spook to the la-
mont Club, or the Smithmorwalquon-
gregationsl Church. tomorrow at noon.
Th; subject will be "The Story of the
Ta ." . «
The resignation of Mil-ls Esther West-
~el~field. who for the past‘ nine years has
been matron of the Beltway Children's
Home, went into enact. wdaY. andMlss
Wgsterdeld returned home to Norwaik
to sy.
It Is expected that the improvements
to Uncas Tribe's Wigwam...lll Washinr
ton street, will be completed by this
evening. New platforms" have been
placed In the hall. as were also new
chandeliers.
W
commencing with today the rural
«delivery took effect in Bell island. The
residents all along the route have out
n collection boxes. There will be one
[lulled States collection bur placed on
the Bell Illahd bridge.
The Mosaic Club. of Bridgeport. will
spend a day at Gregory‘s out, some
day In this month. for a banquet. The
onset-s of the club areMrs. James .10.
Wilson. president: Mrs. George iii. Solu-
ers. vice-president, and Miss Agnes Pet-
erson. secretary and treasuret.
J. Augustus Rosell. of South Nor-
waik, who was taken seriously ill in
Danbury while on a visit at. the home
of his bunk-Mrs. G. H. Vermilyca, 16‘
Montgomery street. that city. has rs-‘
covered so as to be able. to remote
his work. .
The reception tendered by the High
School pupils, to the class of 190). of
the South? Norwalk High School, will
to ’ folliceathls eveninslotherrankllu
bui ding. Anatiractl’ve program has
been prepared. and a pleasant evening
is assured.
——-Caps, Caps, Caps. O'Brien.
Tomorrow the new nine-hour sched-
ule of time for some of the employees
of the Southern New England Tele-
phone Company goes into effect. The
change effects’ employees in the con-
struction and maintenance department,
who have hitherto been working ten
hours a day.
a chat tournament. Three series of
games have already been played. and
two more series are to be played before
the tournament is completed. The next
meeting will take place
day evening, June 10.
Owing to the doubt of the weather
Memorial Day, the ball game that was
to be held between the Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company and the South‘-
port Fire department, was postponed
till some future time. The Southport
team waitedwlor" a number of; trains.
and as, {the Norwaik team did LBS,“
come, they arranged another team
from the department. and played the
game. it was a very interesting
game. ,
} Judge Robinson assigned the action
of the Travelers“ Insurance Company.
of Hartford vs. the City of Bridgeport.
for trial next Wednesday. The plain-
tiff's appeal from the finding of the
board of relief that the assessment of
590,000 on the Park City theatre prom
arty is just claiming a reduction-lo
870.000. Cases assigned for next Week
in the Superior Court, civil side, are;
Tuesday, Munson vs. Manson; Shipc
man vs. Shipmai'l. wedoshday. Davis
vs. Davisgd’orter vs. Porter; Travels
era" Insurance ‘ Co‘lnpuny' vs. City of
Bridgeport. =. . Thursdnyl: .Eiturges vs.
Bturges; Connecticut Iqili‘rlhtin‘l:¢ houd
aware in y' s t_ 2an _. ,or-
llama, Mills! a pullout Street
«Railway Comphny: Newlihiler vs.‘Now-‘
bauer. .
VAINICH MAKE! .DKVDE'I VAR-
Floor Paint cost do more a quart:
was right. but n-j. . ' ‘ ‘
’z "rm iuoavvos m
witgAIlglvoefs .Gloss Carri '0 Paint.
ready landfill: $4.10 colorsati Gives I
hi W p“ equhl to film Spld'gby
able ., .‘cwsggtlh c ,w Got-v
3%" t . H '2
5,, 4‘
' . 3
. ..
.. {to H}”,"’€5f"?'3wft "1:1. ‘
able to indulge In on bests! mtuinuna live within volitional.
_. , You know there is-adilforonce In nulls—in meats, so .do‘we; that's our
business and you may reutouomdgsnst‘our stock is selected in
erection. You get the butsndwnothiaraise.
whether
This is nines dellvoryvnl
. unit“ ' , ‘ ,
"lli‘illill market you will always'lln d vegetables ready the moment they
thaliéadollhhie and our prices are me do on such “close initials thin you are.
, kes it look brighter and veal fully
. ' do, i g as chopper floor paints.
gsel =,»bic,,_ mstoclr;
. . 00‘ smM."l'l?rowitt.
odor .lteell . in
.p:
rain dose not ,‘
8 I ‘ Thaclleii cool: is making; ca
. n
Manning's much-
tlonai Church. will have charlie oi the .
The Arion Singing Society is having ,'
tomorrow “
evening, and the last meeting, Sun-
,Watklnsljt Dow.
1 gale-wt?
' ~ . that.“
' 0M“- Noflh “.919. ”4. W0,“ 3909,“!
~ “Mn yourlvoimluhrw
. _i‘”asliinu m:
in up reusedwt a cake tli
l‘ war-mm—
The school off ombtii‘ , €17? ‘, is
gatekingailit. 'l‘hiuk of receiving
instruction fronts. talented tenths
er ivitil‘ho‘ expense save the entail
of art .necdlclvork
is very fascinab
ing,<too. . ' .
“l
resinous-oer AR- ,
\Shirt-vtiaist‘ suits, more siglltly
dust as comfortable, pretty enough
for street wear.
alike, sometimes plain. sometimes
trimmed.
was disgusted by slowness of due
bland. Percale ill illédlllillrllglll;
and dark patients, made to sell
ion $2M— 0x45,
Shirtrwaists. a collection of
gingham sud pertaic waists in
plain colors and stripes; some
I
tucked, some made with bias
from. manufactured to retail
(many of them) at 75c. and $l-—-
500.
Particularly good white whists
at $1. l’roitily finished with cllll-
er tucking or hemstitchlng.
Wash-skirts of many materials
and styles. Pique, duck and linen
are the favored cloths; styles l‘illl
from plain gored to elaborate in-
sorting-trimmed.
Irish, linen skirts trimmed with in
sorting in white or selfoolor, vertical-
tucked ~0r hac-stitched—OMIS. ill and
to $5.60. ,
White pique skirtein gored, ilounc-
ed and graduated-rudied efl'ects, trim4
med with wide or narrow inserting—-
82 and ‘more.
Duck shirts in plain colors, polka
dots, and ringdots. Made willigpr
without successor-immedwlth braid or
calls. of williemleue. t1. comma.
”The dollar skirt Is either blue or
black with White polka-dots and Jim
ished with three bands of white pique.
There is even a walkiu‘gskl'rt of
Irish linen! It‘s made with flar-
ing flouucc and is excellently tai-
lored and prettily stitched. $3.50.
Second floor.
The ROWLAND
DRY Goons co.
Bridgeport. ‘
Our elegant paper makes fine and
reliable work almost certain.
It pays In every way to have good
wallpaper put on your walls. It works
better and Wears better, because It is
both put on, well and is good in text-
ure‘and color.
Our new papers are delightful exam-
ples of fine art in wall gavel-lugs.
J acob fl. fidddcr
Painter and Paper Hangar.
33 houth Main htreet.
Opposite Hovilnnd Street.
‘wrrul'll vii
ryoue. the price of the Stoves.
of eve
oval-offer secures
, all odd constructed
a, they‘give great heat
ll’dt terraces ‘dllhzll'rl‘lé
a one» straits-m 1-. . more
°éf9mlltillll'.-w l
‘0'
: «omv
ll
outlay for materials. ,p'l‘hcexliiblt‘ .
than the usllalghoussagowhs. and »
Waist and shirt .
A special lot at a price. Maker V
. day evenings.
i r
and temp also ;o w are
shrn‘wlrlr.
.“ e \tecton. S ‘
helicalg It is impcpllaous to” rust. ‘
does not; 1 minare- '
news] in fillquMilillr
lifetime-«although t
costs a little more than
,the ordinary tip that
also rush ewxou This trails
“merit" ill iitnmped‘ on every
sheet. Ash yourroofer,
or {VL 0. GBONEUEYEI. Agent,
segm- oomuiolluildimmiithula. l,
Massimilil‘iumdhooh'enroeflns. i
. “a“
.03 L;
1 .
U!
”In!
ioniiihiitliirultco
Capital Fiftyfl'i’housand Dollars.
.l‘""llii'"l Willi. .
.fl‘.,fi.90‘.. an l1.“ 9
at. wasuruo'rou eraser.
‘ ‘3’... rho-see ,
. ‘ , reverses:
Frank 0- mm; A», o. Woodward
Then. i. Moorland Edwin, Q. Keillor
Nelson'iiayhdr , Franklin A. Smith
rm. 0. Lo‘waial Williams. slurry
, hickory H. Golden.
FR it‘s. some President.
ill g Alli: illootohmvm-pmlml
QHARLEB, I. MOYT, Treasurer.
" Sinking business of all kinds, depos.
Its, discounts. collections.
Owing: Department. Dope-Its re-
ceived on interest.
Trust‘Compaily business of all kinds.
Authorized by its charter, with Its cap-
ital as security; to act as executor, ad.
mlnlstrator, guardian. conservator,
trustee of anyitrnst.
Accounts and'trusis 01 all kinds soils
cited. '
Drafts and money orders on all parts
of the world. Letters of credit and
travelora' checks.
« Business hours, 9 to 12 a. m., and 1
lo 8 p. m.. and also 6 to 8 p. m., Satun
spiral"shoelicczs'srUL.
on man lulu
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. ”00.00009
pillorrroflis. 325,000.00
.Iolilil ll.flilllll3..lfrosldcnl.
uses In. imam. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Sworn
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Solicitor].
WILL COME 0‘
HANDY.
W
Once. it week. or once a
munth. lay aside a certain 7
pollionrof your income. 1343-
posit this in some savings
bank, cure it you like. But 5;
don't neglect to SAVE.
This money will come han- “
dy to you some day, indeed I"
b will. ‘
all. l"’.‘. I l . ‘t.., ..: I
Millicent-amen Bank.
4 southboultslm *
r
NORWALK METHODIST.. ”ESCO-
? nas‘r avidutluunruomsr aris-
ADVENT. ‘ ‘
. ADVENT‘ CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Van
' j (GERMAN nvsuosmollo cannon.
:13
_ , H0 .
,W,‘ Wu T» Duncan.
. class meeting; '10
ionserv ,
hers: is ,
tor's Bible class; 0:15 pom. worth
league. Topic. How to Get Rid of
Bill; 7:30 p. nu. preaching. sublect,
.tloseph. amplification MSDElildl mitosis
;‘ anyoayfgw «. ill; rho l, re:-
Id t Bereahae..kl§oibri§lk:m‘llntheln
. . ennura‘ or, use. us use' an-
tllglll, Weiedm‘dbw‘ce Cra‘c‘e, ‘ any;
postlude, March in A list, Clark.
Evening: Prelude, Ave Marimli/ia’s-
cugin; anthem. I Heard the Voice of
Jesus Say. Pinsutl; solutes”. God's
“Peace; Gelbel; anthem, 'l‘lle cans of
Rest, Hols; postlude, Grand Otter-
tolre‘ F‘. Batiste} Eveningofferlory
solo by Mr. Crowe. ,
llamas
. 0
M9:80 a. an.
0
pal Church, Rev. Ii. B. Munson. pas-
to,r;-~10:30 am: , Antheml um All
pha and Omega." Steiner; solo,
"There is a Beautiful. Land on
High." Taylor, Mrs. nose.
in: Anthem. “0. That I Had
Wings," J. M. Smietou; Gloria Petr-I.
Davis: Quartette. with sour no solo,
"The Blood pop ht Mercy Eli? C.
A, Havensr Qh‘rtett.ez'-“'ch is u
‘ Spirit,",,Bennett; theme of sermon,
'l'llhe‘1Tohchipg of Jesus Concerning
the saw ~9 ,
copnl Church. East Norwalk. Rev.
John J. Faust, bestow-Communion
and reception oi members; 10:30 a.
m.; Sunday school. 12 m.: Junior
League. 3 p, m.; Praying Bond. 0:30
p. ‘m.: evening service with sermon
by Rev. Charles H. Warner, of New
Rochelle, N, Y.. 7:30. Monday sve-
nln‘g. Bipwcrth League, prayer most-
lng: Tuesday eliciting, cinssmedt-
Ins: Wednesday afternoon. Ladles‘
Aid Society; Wednesday evening.
High School commencement; Thurs-
day evenlpg. prayer meeting.
CONGREGATIONAL.
SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA-
mic and West street. Rev. Paul M.
Strayer. pastorwlomd a. m.. preach-
ing. subject. Light of Evening. or
the Final Triumph of Good, Zach.
ll..7. Quartette, Venite, by H. Pep-
per. and anthem, The Radiant Morn
Has Passed Away. by h. H. Wood-
ward: 1.2 111.. Sunday school; 4:30
p. nu, vesper service. address by the
pastor. subject. What Shall I Read
Mom Has Passed Away. There WIN
also be a, solo selected: 5:30, Christ-
ian Endeavor meeting. subject, How
to get rid of Sin. leader, Miss Thalia
Wood.
N O R WA 1. K CONGREGATIONAL
Church. George D. Egbert. pastor—~
Morning service at 10:30. Bacca-
laureate sermon by the’pustor be-
fore the students of the Norwalk
University School. Sunday school
at 12 noon. Evening service at. 7 :30.
A song service with special music.
Thursday evening meeting at 7:45.
An address by the Rev. Augustus F.
Beard, l).D., on Porto Rico.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. DeW. Tal-
nlage Van Doren. pastor—Prayer
service at 10:00 a. m. Sermon at
10:30 a. in; Sunday school at 12 m.;
Normal Bible class, taught by the
pastor. B. Y. P. U. meeting at 6:30
p. m. Sermon at 7:80 p. m. Thurs-
day night prayer meeting at 7:45.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. REV.
I). C. Thomas. pastor—Services;
Preaching. II a. in.; Sunday school.
3230 l). 112.: Young People's C. is].
meeting. 6:30 p. m.; preaching by
the pastor. 8 p. m.: words of text.
will 00 Follow Me. Theme, A Di-
vine Command. Midweek service.
Thursday evening, 8 p. nl.. led by
Sister Mlligo and Deacon M. T. liar:-
Iey. Topic, Who Home I Found and
Brought to Christ? John l: ail—45.
All are welcome.
EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY El’lSCOI’AL CHURCH. cor-
ner of West streetnlid Falrflold ave-
nue. Rev. It. 11‘. Humphrlcs. rector-—
Holy Communion. 8:00 a. 10.; Sun.
day school, 9:45 a." m.: Morning
Prayer and sermon. 11 a. m.; choral
service. with Evening sprayer and
sermon. 7:30 p. m.
GRACE CHURCH. REV. J. M'ClrURE
Bellows. rectorwl‘loly Communion,
8.00 a. m.; service and communion.
10.45 a. In. Morning music: Proces-
sionul 383, Kyric, Eyre; Gloria Tibi.
Eyre: Grutias Tibi. Eyre: Cre-
do, Eyre: Hymn 388: Offertory,
buss solo from J. Steiner's Crucifix-
ion. A. M. Mansfield: Doxoiogy. Gil.
bert: Hymn 225: Sursum Cords,
lilyre: , Sanctus. Eyre; Benedictus.
Eyre: Agnus Dei. Eyre: Gloria in
Excelsis. Eyre: Recessions! 887.
Evening: Service 7:30 p.'nl. Proces-
sionhl 400: Versicles, Feriail Psalter,
Beethoven: Magnificat. Tours: 'Nunc
Dlmitis, Tours: Voraicles. Feriai;
anthem by unartotte: Hymn 380; 0f«
fertory, Peace I Leave With You. by
climb: Doxcloslh Gilbert: Recession-
n 1 . . .
e
Zandt avenue, East Norwalk. ,J._W.
Davis. pastor—«Preaching. 10:30 a.
mi; "Sunday school. 12 m.; Loyal
Workers? meeting. 6:16 p. mulven-
In: sermon. 7:00. o’clock. Seats
£080. good singing and a cordial Wei.
come to all. .
, .~t Missions.
SOUTH NORWALK‘ MISSION. North
Main slreotwnegulsr service tomor-
slaging and speaking. One» of the
best meetings over held-in the hall
was that’litst Sunday. “Everybody
welcome. . . .,
* - GERMAN lVANGliLlOAL.’-‘
nu .
Mr
Charles lithilndclhnoiomutorbsor:
vices every listidayilttornooumt a
o'clock. in: up . avenue, warm
tlcilslhtihurchl. . ,. s w w
CHRISTIANJGIBSOE oeuvres.
CHRISTIAN solution" “MICE.
t avenues sure» A.
78 arm; 400.10“
A.. Moody. lxr‘irsl header; . All are
,, welcomo ,
.. ,.,’,. ,3“ -,
PLAYER. ,wsaussu seashore. .
nBlNGHflMTONw N. Y» dulled. ,‘ilih .
management oi the bi , mton.’
state? lesguhrtcamnas released .ngv;
nor. sights holder. and tell
1 i dimmers f
7:30 p. b
tionai Church. corner of West we l'
un Sunday. Quartette. The Radiant "
rowatternoou. at 0:15 o'clock. Good. '
coursegby many .motor and sailing
craft. Twoyawl rigged. raters. the
anm an
prcttf
‘ ly a minute over thclong course.
mm . '
“ phnleh‘n‘i‘ y, 5
should quality fit price. A fair
,ohouid be
your dolls
some .XQUMW.‘ . truest economy.
MORE WASH WAIBT NIrLWS.
«on»...
Fresh showing 0!! the daintiest wash
waists. These call for early investiga.
tion, all being of more than ordinary
value. , ‘
Colored Percale and G
Waists tucked bucks,
cuffs, 500.
.Fiuewbito lawn Shirt Waists. some
Very daintily tucked, some pl-ettily em.
broldered .01"? lacs . trimmed. Tucked
licks, soft collars and Bishop alcoves.
$1.25 waist at $1.
Sheer White Lawn Waists, some
made with sailor collars, tucked and
hematitched, embroidery trimmed, salt
‘collsalrgsahd Bishop sleeves, a bargain
a .' .
ingham Shirt
soft collars and
H—
wasH eooos saneAms.
Here's a wash goods equipment that
would grace any store; about evory
well known and wanted Weave.
Scores of stylish and dainty color oom-
binations. Prices lower than you’ve
ever paid for like qualities.
36-inch Percales in stripes. large as-
sortment of 'the newest colorings.
Special at 100 yd.
Madras Ginghams in stripes and
corded effects; also solid colors, 121,40
yard.
dManchester corded Chambrays, 17c
Calidonian Zephyrs, lace stripe of-
facts. 25c yd.
Fantasia silk Chambrays.
novelty in mercerized dress
pink, blue
bile green.
the spring
fabrics. in
, heiiotrope, old rose and
minded
pool this; they have a right to expect it; . ,
“glued !.°ll%"“.l°..i‘9 full duty When it ll both
it aghlnoto‘llr merchendise llld note In the we" “
RF. 3?"!!! hi
‘ “is 'ol
News room this?
uupsawsaa sear
This should both
the season for hosiery ‘
selling. We've carefull“
make It such. ’1‘!) ,
at its very best, and T
as these we. should ,be'
Ladles’ 'Jul‘ile)’ 'l‘lll'liod
neck, worth 150. special 1,
Ladies' . Jersey‘ ribbed.
colored lace fronts. J. in,
Ladies' iisle thread ‘
cotton with short 'elcev _
Ladius' good last bladli
loamll‘. , ‘ 3,
Ladies extra quantum ,
cted yarns.
made ‘0! sale
bed. 150 pair.
Ladies' extra line on it?
Hose, Onyx or Hurnsdorld .
Boys' ribbed Hose. is
7 to 9%. 170. 3. pairs for
Men’s black and white
Hose, 123M pair. V ‘
”M “,
KID GLOVE SELLING.
W
You all know the term
kid glove stock; none.
gloves; none but the
tested makes. These v ,.
price, should prove of mu
toyou. . -, ;
Iladies' tWo clasp celeb ,
Glace Gloves in all the'he
also block and white. Th0
from perfect skins. every p‘
ed, 98o pair. ,
. Ladles’ three button 8
Men's Kid Gloves 0
Plain or dotted. 40c yard.
«at... 4.9.»...
LIME: for plunder.
MOI".
Brick and Clay.
JOHN H.
Big
Men’s Tony in style and tony
ther and Vici Kid, at
s
edges, at
by Iounsbury, Mathewson & (20..
Ladies' Fine Kid Lace Shoes,
Tip. worth $2.50; a drop to
The as... sh
A Lose sacs. , .
. » I. .,‘W. ,.
Citizens? ,cup Occupants Must be
Measured in imtermlnehit.
The Kit. ““3 fastest boat in, the beet
of the Bridgeport Yacht Club, and the
Tern. occupying the same position
with reference to the heat at the ,Park‘
Yacht Club, ,met in a , contest Me.
moriai may for the .Oltlunll'. our In
Black Ropin‘vharbor. and so close was
the race that the lodges cell'give'no’
decision until Shelli boats have been
remessured. Which-ever best wins,
it will be a margin ot seconds. The
race was one of . the events , which
marhoddhe opening for thnmasonvot i
the. Bridgeport Yacht Club. . and was
witnessed by. a large number. one
boats were followed over the Ih-mllc
d ,iihda‘ssah. “sailed u very
race, the former winning by on-
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DRAIN AND .95sz PIPE. all 5110:. mm
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BRICK of many grader.
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Men's Russia calf and Patent Leather Oxfords. full
Men‘s Union Made Patent Leather and Vici Kid Sho "
Ladies’ Damaged Patent Leather and Vici Kid Oxfor
This is a bargain; former price $3.50 and $4.00.
LadiesI Russia and Black Oxfords, at
Misses’ Kid Button Shoes. Spring Heel, at
Child’s 6 to 8 size, Spring Heel, at
minor Ruort on rho Sound
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price of standard _
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decline “r lllt’v iitliéh" stalled. . ‘
other refill remade a red
through
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to the Arbuckle figures,
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to our prices. Sugar ll
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now being placed. and it
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