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Now in the time to buy your ouppiy
of Tamil. You will find some very
good valuorhoro.
A special 1.1m Towel, 19 Inches by
34111111111101” 121/21: irvory obonpi
Linen Crash In plain and twiilod
goods at 101: 11 yd. A good bill‘gliflp
E. K. BANKS,
46-47 WASHINGTON STREET.
Mohackomo- Hotel Block.
SOUTH NORWALK CONN
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WEATH ER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and v1clnlty:‘
Generally cloudy tonight and Sunday.
with light local showers. Cloudy Wea-
tbcr with local showers prevails gen-
erally in all sections cast of the Rocky
Mountains. Conditions do not favor
any decided change in the weather for
this vicinity.
Hatch. Bailey & Company are fur-
nlshing the, mill Work for several large
contracts in New Milford.
“Lean Pot Roast and boiling pieces
Beef, 10c lb. Hayes'.
Maples & Goldshmldt have had their
brokerage 011100 in Washington street
rewired for incandescent lights.
Miss Lillian Brundage. clerk for 11111
her E. It. DeForcst. is ill at her home
in Van Zandt street, East Norwalk.
—-All the late Derbies. O’Brien.
Adam Johnson, formerly employed
by the Volk Hat Company, has secur-
ed a position in a Danbury hat shop.
William Chamberlain has resumed
his duties as clerk in F. l). Lawton‘s
South Main street store. after a short
illness.
~For Sat. and Mon. at M. S. Smith's
new store. regular 5011. Corsets, 29c pr.1.
the best Ladics' 1Rihbod Vests and
Pants to be found, for 251: cu Hosiery
in great abundance.
Rev. K. Kretzmann. of Stamford,
will preach 111 St. Peter‘s German
Church in North Main street, tomor-
row evening at 7:30.
Prayer meeting at the Springwood
Chapel Sunday afternoon at 4:115 11.
111. Subject Partakers of the Divine
Nature, ll Peter, 1., i.
—~Numbcr 2 Nut Coal. $0 $10 per ton.
Raymond Bros.
‘—~—A large nest. of Ladlos' Nook Bulls
and Lace Tmn Over Collars. Beaded
Bugs. lleits 11111., at the new store. M.
S. Smith &. Co
Stephen Byxhoc. of Chestnut street,
has secured a position in Stamford.
Raymond Brothers are discharging
11 cargo of crushed stone at King‘s End.
Durien. ‘
—~11‘1jcsli mixed spices for pickles,
151.1. quarter pound. 1301: per pound. 'l‘o.
day and next week only. Clifford
Pharmacy.
Mis’s Clara 'l‘h‘oia, who has been 111
at her home, 111 Woodward avenue, is
considerably improved.
William P. Beers. the Norwalk book~
holler. spent yesterday afternoon in
Bridgeport, on business.
~llost Cuts Shoulder Stoak. 10c lb.
ilaycs'.
During the remainder of St. Mary‘s
fair, no tickets will be sold to children
unless they are accompanied by par—
ents.
John F‘ltzmaurice. late proprietor of
11 Main street cigar store and manu-
factory, intends to go to Brooklyn to
work.
——Dunlap & Youman Derby. O‘ Brien
Time will he festival even song at
the Chapel of Our Holy Savior, Berk-
ley street. tomorrow. being the Feast
of St. Matthew.
Herbert Allen will resign his posi-
tion with 'i‘ristram and Hyatt. this
owning, and will remove with his fam-
ily to Brooklyn.
-A complete stock of Outing Flau-
1111is; also a bargain 111 Remnants of
Outings and Flannclcites. New store.
.11. S. Smith 611. C0.
Arthur '1‘, Murray, son of 'l‘. S. Mur-
ray, Is dangerously ill at his home in
Harriet street. His many friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Elenzer Voucher and family.
who have been living with Mrs. Brooks.
Locust avenue New Canaan will 11c~
11101111 to South Norwalk about Octo-
ber 151b,
—0ysters 2.111 11t.13ridgc Market.
T1111 executive committee of the 1.11-
mout Club of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational Church will hold 11 11111111»
ing Monday evening at the. Brown llus-
iness College.
The fair committee of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will 11111111
111 the, parsonage Tuesday evening at
ii p. m, Instead of Monday. as prov
lously Intended.
Letter Carrier William 0. Merritt
is inking a day off today to see the
sights of the city and Substitute Jillian
Main is covering his route.
The Buffalo and Raymond strcct
baseball teams contested this morning.
and the score resulted fifteen to ten
in favor of the former team.
Janitor Edward Gustafsou yesterday
resumed his duties at the Norwalk
Yacht Club, after having been 111 for
about a week at his home in Lyons
Plain,
—llard Crabs. 2:10 1107.. Bridge, Mkt.
Miss Estella Wilcox, of South Main
street who ran a needle into the
thumb of her right hand about two
weeks ago, breaking the needle off in
her finger. had the sharp piece of steel
removed by (L‘hiropodist S. ll. Law-
rancc and the wound has entirely beal~
U .
ANY CHURCH or parsonage or insti-
tution supported by voluntary 1111111111
111111011 will be glvcu a llbcral quantiiy
of the llongmun dc Martinez l‘nlnts
whenever they paint.
Notezw'l‘his has been our custom
for twenty-seven years; any building
not. satisfactorily painted will be re.-
paintcd at our expense; about one gul-
lon (1f Linseed Oil to be added to ev-
ery gallon of' the paint 111 make ready
for use: it’s mixed in two minutes, and
coat of tho paint-thereby made less 111
price than any other. Yearly product
over one million gallons.
llougmnn a Martinez, The liobbeil
lit Staples 1111111. (.30.. Norwalk. Com-
siock, Watkins & now, So. Norwaik,
Bole Agents.
Dame Fashion has never yet
been able to set too hot a pace for
Marks Arnhoim. the tailor. We
are his only representative in this
city and vicinity. and every unit
we put out is drafted after the
latest plates. Better come In new
will»: measured. Twont dollars
in Amhelm’s leader. on it is a
loader and don‘ 1 you forget it.
Hi. W. 'KEMP.
Old Post Office Bldg" Wall 81..
1 Notwalk.
Down m
Union Micro.
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IFBRRY C DARNEC’ HAMI, IH OULDIRI AN!) BACON. bOWBK
.‘I‘HAN THE R“.
1 Railway and Lighting Company, and ll
lnow employed by the Southern New
-~Spiit Wood at Raymond llros.‘
James McDonald has recently resign“
led his position with the Connecticut
England Telephone Company.
I Charles Caffrey. who has been the
'11111cien1 and popular stimulant 111 the.
Itoton Point dancing pavilion during
the summer, has taken a position as
motorman on the West avenue divi-
sion.
~>Choicc Fowls. 1-111 lb.
(1‘111111111111111101111 H. Griffin and family
liayes'.
Daubury. Conductor Griffin is running
at. present In place of Conductor Smith.
who has been 1.111 sick leave several
weeks,
Ernest Gregory will resume his
studies 111 the law other of llurlbutt.
and Davis, Monday. During the 1111111-
11111r Mr. Ilrogory 111111 been employed
in tho Nnrwnlk store of 11‘. D. 111111111111
lit Company.
-Crusl1 Hats ni ()‘1111011'1‘1.
T1111 South Norwalk Qinu‘lclic Club
will hold a picnic tomorrow afternoon
in Frcldrlcb‘s Grove off Clinton 11111.11
111111.
lN'HflnR and refreshments will be nerv-
cd during the afternoon.
llanbury. which has 11 peat 111111. to
talking of rolling the turf in 1111111 the
place of cool this winter. Luckily
Danbury hos runny 1111111 who cut pent,
dried and burned it in the old coun~
work on tI11‘1 l1111l11x-~lil1igefiel1l i'rcsn.
.. .w H... “mm...“
Dr. Dick's Medicine euros Malaria.
Norwalk oystermcu are 111 work In
the river taking out all the oystmv
that boy desire to, 1111 there is no law
to p vent 11.111. present there are
three 111111111 anchored 111111111 of the
railroad draw receiving the oysters as
they are picked up by the small boats.
chutportor-Herald.
THAT BEAUTIFUL 01.083
comes from the. varnish Devon’s
Varnliili Floor PM 1.; cost 11 111111111
more 11 quart 11101 n.
11100111 If: n e
and it”; P owitt‘i Oti,‘
til H 1111111111.
Union Melon...
. 10o pound
are moving from South Norwalk to ‘
The club will render several so) '
try. and they will know how to go to .
8qu by (four .
111.111. ff) doth!”
, better nudity and 1111111111111 your more
. ill?” ”3.111111 1311111. ”111115,. at. the love
HOWLAND‘S
SILK SPECIAL.
, We placed on sale this morning
1000 yards of black and white chock
taffeta silk in six sizes of shocks.
This is the most fashionable silk of
the. fall season for full gowns. Value
75 cis. 11 yard.
_ Price We.
Left aisle, rear.
NEW HATS FOR
EARLY FALL WEAR.
Natty and graceful hats that are 11
sort. of commuting link between the
dainty summer 11111. and the ornate win-
ter one.
Mostly a neat shape of felt with felt
trimming and wings or quills.
They are to be had in a number of
shades and effects. Prices are $1.25.
$1.50, $1.05 and $11.50.
Better grades of special values are
those at $3.50 and $5,
New styles in untrlmmed hats are
here In great variety at prices ranging
from 11511-10 $1. 05. Between prices are
1150. ‘15c $1. 25 and $1.50.
CHILDREN'S HATS.
School and outing bats in almost on-
limited variety and at prices from Ibo
to $1.95. both 111 trimmed and untrim-
med.
Right. corner. rear.
ANNUAL
BLANKET SALES.
Our annual sale of blankets and com-
fortablcs starts today with the best
values ever seen on our counters.
These goods were selected months ago
and made to our own liking. Follow-
ing are a few of the many numbers:
11-11 white blankets. soft and well
made, assorted borde1s red pink,
blue, $2.50, $" ”1'1 and 33 pair.
11-4 white wool blankets 111111 and
soft, with pretty red, 1111111 and pink
borders, silk bound, Weight 111,13 lbs.
$3.130 pair.
11-4 white wool blankets, very good
quality assorted borders, weight 5 lbs,
and is of special value. $11 pair.
11111 white blankets. $5 pair.
At this price we always make a spe-
cial odort to give the very best value
that can be bad. This season We offer
:1 choice. of two kinds. one that is Very
flue all wool filled with lust a little
cotton in the warp to prevent shrink-
ing. The other is strictly all wool.
both warp and filling. Those are with-
out doubt the best values over offered
11y 11s at $5. Assorted borders. silk
bound.
114 while wool blankets, $6, $7, $8.
$9. $10 to $111.50,
Soft whitc blankets for baby's crib,
7511, 81.2."). $1.511) in $2.50 pair.
Extra size blankets, $11,
$13.50 pair.
COMFORTABLES.
Bright, fresh and new, they are good
to look at and littk1 In price. Cheaper
to buy them ready made than to both-
cr with making them yourself.
Cnmfnrtables filled with white (11111
11111, for $1 and $1.25.
Larger and hotter 11111111 in new and
pretty designs, $1.50. $1.75 and $2.
Handsome ones of satiric and silk!!-
liuc. $2.110, $3 and $3.50.
llnsnmont.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS 00.,
Bridgeport.
$7, $8 to
Figure 1140111.
One (1:15 Arc Lamp 5
Costs $3.25 Per Month. 1
How many 9
Will Light Your Store '1‘
Drop us a card
And We Will Tell You.
j 1101111. 111111111
11711 111111 11111111111111... ' ‘1 ‘
Fill Nllllil lllll
NNEll till
11111111 mines are added 111111;. If
you are not ready to purchase come
11nd at the styles and our prices.
Don't ergo t that you can always 111111
oy here than elsewhere. Our aim 111 to
M11111. doberman
11111.1» 11115.1. Namath.
Fine (360113 at low Prices
, m,‘tjlioou91,111,111 with large Bridgeport 111
“ ..- .m.-.
billion 111111111111“ I1? ‘IULTAN
flotillTAN’f'iNOPLill. deuterium 2
win 1111 audience restore», the suit:
neared the 111.1 “ '
ENTERTAINMENTS.
m yr
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HDYI'S THEATRE.
1 Three Night; 90111111011111“
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.
511:- appearance of Mysterious.
Marvelous
ANNA EVA FAY
Who will piOtit‘lil. the most won-
dorful stunning. bewildering
bntertainmcut over witnessed.
NEW FEATURES.
N 11W NOVEI [till 8.
EW SPECIALTIES
NEW COMPANY.
Special matinee Saturday, at 2: 15
for ladies only. No gentlement ad-
mum.
POPUIAR PRICES, 10, 20. 300.
81110 of seats opens at lloyt‘s Thea-
ire §outh Norwaik. and Wood's drug
store. Norw111k,b (lays in sdvhncc 11f
all attractions. 1
. ~1-1» -........
Hove“ s THEATRE
0111 0 Night On 1y.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2211,
E x t 11111
Majestic Revival of
The Two Sisters.
A Glorious Play for Young People of
all Ages, by
DENMAN THOMPSON and GEORGE
W. RYER.
Authors of
THE 01.1) HOMESTEAD.
Presenter! with Every Advantage.
PRICES 25c, 50c and 7511.
Sale 111 seats opens at Hoyts T-hoa
tro South Norwaik and Wood's drus
store Norwalk 5 days in advance of
all attractions.
“6......
ANNUAL FAlR
St. Mary 5 Parish,
Will open in
LOCKWOOD‘S HALL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT.
and continue for Seven Nights.
Right or nine valuable door prizes
will be awarded each evening.
Entertainments, with change of pro-
gram cach night. will be provided by
11111 best out-of-town and local talent.
On the opening night will take. place 11
MAGNIFICENT MINSTREL PER-
FORMANCE.
Season tickets. including chance on
$10 gold piece. $1. Single admission
tickets, 15 cents.
Dancing every evening.
THYPHNSA
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11 111111111
m
IF YOU [IRE ll ROOR RISK
do not try our Company. If you are in
good health We will give you the low
est rates and best scour-.11)
Connecticut (lencl‘ul Life Insurance
Company.
17,
Frederick H. Field.
tlcuorai Agent.
United Bank building. South Norwulk.
Conn.
iTALIANS KILLED 1N RIOT.
illlAlIKt-llii‘lifl. W. Va.. Scldciubcr
130141 report has reached hero flint fl
bloody r1111 took place 111. llcrrysburg.
11111111111111 County. Thursday night, in
which three ltnlians were killed and
.111111 badly wounded The. Italians are
1111111 miners Working for the Southern
1(‘11111 and Transportation Company and
,‘tho riot Occurred In a speak-easy A
lnumbei; of 111111111111 were in the place.
innd wore 1111111111111.r to excess. when
1111111 of them sinrtcd 11 disturbance A
frccfnrall 1111111 1111111 111111111. during
1which Brown ilelenbion. 'l‘ony Mor
rick and Alton Merrick were killed
land 'I‘ony Sci icnhlon was wounded It
1111 1111111 that. fifty shots were. tired.
Colioky. Fgeity
Teoihiunges
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512;” “humane 61‘ It
“infilf
513111.111 ill" i' 5111:1111"
gnawing? «l‘l 1r1115;
thud 5131111113
' KNlIlll’l‘ S'l‘REE '1‘ 111. M. E. CHIHII‘ll,
1...,
Milf3d§3 flit. I
METHODIST '
FIRST METHODIST MPISI‘OPAL
Church, 111111. W Wofford '.I‘.1)11n1an,
pastor ~9'30 a. m.. class meetln;
10: 110 11. 111.. sermon, "in Advance of
the Timon; " 12 m.. Sundny school,
Mon' 11 Bible class; 3: 30 p m.. .lbnlor
League; 0: 30 p. 111., Young Podples'
meeting: 7: 30 p. m.. 1111111111111, “What
'l‘hlnk Ye of Uhllut?" prelude "Side-
lights on the Political 8.1t1111110n')
111111111111 music for the day will 11o:j
Illicit. ‘ltojoicc in the Lord " Miss
Rood. Mr. (lomstock: anthem. 'l‘e
Doom. quartettc; anthem. “Heart 1311.
81111:? quartette; solo, "The Day is
faded." M1‘s.1Eat11n; hymn, “Christ
Is All." quartette; anthem. selected.
mmrtet‘te.
11 11.111. preaching. subject, ’1 1111
Wood of C‘lllwlfit ltcv. 1.. t}; L. 30
Sunday school; 7. 00. Christian 11} 11-
dcuvor meeting; 8:00, preaching, 1111b.
loot Cleansing Through the Blood.
1 John, 1. 7. Tuesday evening class
meeting. Friday evening. prayer
meeting. All me welcome. '1‘. M.
McConnell. pastor.
‘ CONGREGATIONAL.
FIRST (‘ONGREGATIONAL CIIURI 11
South Noiwnlk Paul Moore Strayer,
pastor»- -10: '10 sermon by the pastor
on "Acting Up to Our Knowledge,”
along the. same line as last Sunday 11
sermon; anthem, “Turn 'l‘hy Face
From My Sins." Miller; tenor solo.
“If With All Your Hearts.” t111n1
Mendelssohns Elijah. Offertory for
the Congregational Educational So-
ciety. 1,2 m.. Bible school and Jen-
ulngs Club, the latter addressed by
.l. R Lawrence 011 'l‘hniisday 111111111-
bar of men will give 111111111111111111-1111
of the old home under the title "The
Influences of Childhood.’ V1 spc
«on i1 (14 begin in two weeks.
FIRST (.‘ONGREGATIONAI. CHURCH
Norwalk George 1,) Egbert. . pastor.
wmorning sermon at 10:30; prcach~
1111: by the pastor: Sunday school at
12:15: evening service at 7:30: sec-
ond 111 series of "lluruing Questions,"
"Has Everybody a Pair Chance?“
'l‘hursduy evening service at 11‘. Sub—
jcct “(‘oals 11f lire." Story. “A cup of
cold water."
BAPTIST.
SOUTH NORWAIJI BAPTIST. Rev. 11.
ii. Carpenter. pastoiz—wl‘ray'cr 11111111—
1111: at 10:15: object lesson to child—
ren prior to the sermon. All child-
ren invited: sermon by the pastor,
II 11. 111.: Sunday school at 12 111.:
pastor's Bible class meets at the
some hour. all young men 11111 invit—
ed to attend. .111111111 1: 111lcavor111s at
4 p. 111.: Senim (‘iuislian 13111111111111
at 0:30 p. 111.: topic, The Fullness of
tlo1l-—» How Secured. Eph. ill.. 14-21.
11111111111. ’l‘homas Robbins; 7:30. the
pastor has prepared a special sermon
and there will be special music.
EPISCOPAL.
’l‘ltiNl’l‘l’ EPISCOI’AI. (Tilllllf‘ll.
West. 1111'ch and i1‘nirflcld avenue.
liev. 11111111in 11‘. Humphries. rector--
11on (‘onuuuuiorr S a. 111.; Sunday
school, 92-15 a. 111.: morning prayer
and sermon. ll 11.n1.: ct’cning ser-
vice. 7:30 pm Special musical pro-
gram first Sundnv in every month.
ADVENT.
AIWEN'I‘ CHRISTIAN (‘HI' ilt‘H Van
/.11111li 1111111111.!1211111 \11111alk .l W lia-
1'Is, pastor —Speclal sermon to 11111
church, at 10:30; Sunday school at 12
111.: Loyal Workers‘ meeting at 13:15;
1111111: service at 7:15; evening ser-
mon at 7:30.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIE-
ty.Norwalk«-Rom11ar Sunday scr-
1411-11, at the Reading Room. Masonic
building. 51 Wall street, at 3 p. m.:
111111.111111111111 meeting. Wednesday ev-
ening at S p. 111. To both services
11111 public is cordially invited. Read.
lug iloom open to tho public 11111111
111111111 day from 2 to 5 11.111.
SALVATION ARMY.
’l‘llli‘. SALVATION ARMY. 18 South
Main s111eel~Meetings every night
chccpt Tuesday at 8 p. in. Sunday.
Holiness meeting. 10:3011. 111.: praise
1111111111111. 8 p. 111. A special effort will
111111111111- to make the meetings a ben.
efit to all who attend. Everylmdy
welcome. (.3. M. Redstonc, (f‘uptulu.
GERMAN EVANGELIGAL.
(‘l1‘lfM/1N E VANCE] ,lCAl. CHURCH.
Charles A. Blockmnier ”(INNOT‘r‘SL‘I-
o'clock. In the Swedish tiongregw
tional Church
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
S'l‘. i-‘lll‘izlit'icl GERMAN LUTHERAN
Church, North Main street“ Service
Sunday evening at 7:30. conducted
by Rev. K. Krctzmnnn, of Stamford.
MISSIONS.
SOUTH NORWAIJC MISSION-4111211-
11lnr sorvioo tomorrow afternoon at
3:15 o'clock. Everybody welcome.
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
Following 111 11 list of letters remain-
Ing uncalled for at the following post-
ollicos for the week ending Septen1nor
20, 1002:
SOUTH NOIIWAIJI.
Mrs, M. Ashley.
Wm. (1111111111111.
tlliorlou .lluggcrty.
M11111 Hubhcll. (211111111 111.
Miss 81111111 Long
Clinton Rhodes .1111.
Dr. Rose. .
floor-go 111111111111.
M11111 Helen 'l‘rowbrldge. West St.
William Williams.
KW 11;“ CROWN i’. M.
1
NORWAIM
111111 £1.11 liltiteilford
Mr. 8‘. .Crulter
Mr H.111 Corwin.
Mr. John (lashner
M11111 Matilda 11 31111.
M111: Alotta 110“. 1:. o. Mir-1s Boards-
9y.
Rev. 0. A. Nichols.
lilr. Thomas O'Connell.
1111111. Carl Stoockel
1111'. Everett 'I‘ylor.
Hrs. Wilkinfion.
1111'. William Willionfihm’ P M
WOMAN JUMRID OVIIIBOA
111111? You manor 211m 31,11.
.11 1111881111319? 1111
Margins. _ 111111111
11111 111111; 11111111111111 over-
vices every Sunday afternoon ut 2 ‘
A TABLE LINEN TALK.
You will find here many excellent
1111111111 in table damasks both bleached
11nd unbleached. 'I‘hcro' 11 no galnsay
ing the wisdom and economy of buying
good linens at low prices.
[10 inch Loom Damask, good quality,
a bargain 256 yd.
Loom Table Damask, 00 in. wide,
hood weight. at 371,411.- yd.
Extra heavy all Linen Double Dam-
ask. white or brown, 61 in. wide, splen-
did vnlue, at 500 yd.
Double Satin Damask. white or
brown, 08 in. wide, at 751: yd.
7'.’ In,
heavy quality. at $1 yd.
SOME NEWS ABOUT NAPKINS.
storm-1‘ napkin equipment is second to
none. Honest napkins, honestly pric
1111. Note. the following items:
flood all-linen Napkins, 13—8 size, spc
cial value, 9811. doz.
(11111 special number.
111111111511 Napkins; our
$1.98 duz,
Extra large dinner Napkins, very
heavy. good value at $3 25 $1.98 11117..
Round or square 1‘1 urged or hem-
stitched 1111111135, $2.75 1102.
A TALK ,wn‘nvon.
ABOUT STAPLE STUFF
Irish Table Damask. extra.
Napkins are always in demand. This 1.
all linen satin‘
2 213 quality, 1
83 and 85 Washington St, So. 1111111115
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPS.
"hoie has been a wonderful (level ” ‘
mom in the ready to- -use in those 11161118,
.of bedding; few home made streets and
lpiliow slips nowadays. It don't 111111.11
Proof:
Very heavy smooth
gshecis size 811190551).
‘1 Same quality 00x00 We
1 Bleached sheets. size 8111110. 3111‘. '
hem heavy grade cotton, 551: each.
Hcmmod pillow slips. 45x36,
grade for 15c, now 1215c.
11111011 slips. 11. m.. nicely mums:-
tr.1u11allty,15c ' 1
IMEN's UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
1 They 111 line, they are made of first.
brown cotton
iclass cottons. full sizes, carefully fin?
'lshcd and every shirt has a linen
lbosom Now rend prices: ‘ ‘
Men' 5 white unlaundered shirts, all 1
’iinen bosom reinforced back and
”out, all sizes. bile each
1 lloys' wbltc 1111iaun1lorod shirts,
isms 121/. 13 131/2 14 1111 llnon bosom, ‘
l 111:” made, special. 391: each. .
MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS.
' Home made night shirts are' no‘
‘lllOl‘a‘. Expert shirt making turns out '
1 1111111111
3 money, such as:
l Nun's night shirts 1111111 or without
lcoiiars. all sizes, 50c each.
1
1
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by my scientific method.
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DON'T RORGB'I’ THE DATE
DrAHWrI
OF NORWICH. WILL BE AT THE
Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses.
My $3 Glasses Reduced to $1.
SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT.
I will give to every person purchasing a pair of my One Dollar
Glasses. a Gold Filled Frame 111111111. by the largest optical concern in
This frame has a written guarantee to wear ten years.
SPECIAL OFFER FROM OR.
31 Broadway, Norwich.
For the benefit of those who cannot visit. me, the sick or aged, or.
those living at a distance, I will guarantee to fit their eyes accurately, ‘
To each
together with one dollar, I will forward at
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I will not be responsible for lunacy
money order, express money order or registered leitcr.
FILL THIS BLANK OUT . ,5
1 and mail with $1. to Dr. A. H. Wright, 31 Broadway, Norwich, Ct.
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