"i000: or [iii
j that do not tit?
~ you walk clumsily—~n0t with an elastic stop but dragging the feet along
‘ Ft 'C F”: ' “
. I omes net.
of what use is a hat that does not fit your head?
‘ Of what use are corsets that do not fit. dresses that do not tit. or gloves
. .
t
u.
Now take shoes.
The one absolutely necessary thing about shoes is that they shall fit.
Unless they fit. walking is a fatigue. Pleasure vanishcs. You feel “slouchy”:
because they are tired. You acquire corns, which are an endless source of
pain and trouble. .
And all because you bought shoes that were perhaps loudly advertised
Ind smart in appearance, yet made with little regard to fit.
‘ The one shoe for women that is properly constructed for a scientific iii
In the "Queen Quality." Try them if you wont to make walking one of your
greatest loys,
'I‘he immense output makes the price of $3.00 possible for such shoes.
I". D. LYON dt '00., Sale liar.
Mashington Street. South Norwaik. Conn.
W W I WINS THE FIRST GUE.
f MERRITT
Putnam Hose Company Ended First
Part of Pool Tournament Last Night.
in the pool tournament at Putnam
ilosc house. last night, John Merritt
(icicatcd George W. Bogardus, and thus
socurcs the first cue. A game was
playcd also in the contest for the sec-
oiid cue. the scores of both games bo-
ing as follows:
.i. Merritt, 80.
it
HAD MANY .VlSilORS
t
Many State Officers and Delegation
‘ . From Stamford Lodge. ‘
South Noi'wuik Lodge. ii. P. t). 10.,1
hold a meeting last iilglit iii the iotigol
rooms at which was prescnt a larger
delegation of vii-tiling incrnbcrs from.
Stamford Lodge. District Deputy AI-;
hert S. Chamberlain of Hartford; itlx-W
G. Bogardus, 55.
6
[initialed
. mm... ._ _-.. .. ... .,, .
We wish to announce to our many
customers and the ladies of The Nor.
walks that We will move to Stamford
on the 10th inst, where we have a first
class establishment with new spring
models. the latest styles from Paris
and a full line of Imported hroadoioths,
etc. and all the latest In home cloths
as well. We will be pleased to see
you there and will give you the host In
quality, style and fit. as usual. Don‘t
forket.
Krasoidtz & Fox,
270 Main at, Stamford, Conn.
J. GARTNER.
Brew iii Minder
Wu...” ..
three Sentenced to be
"angel and twenty-eight to
imprisonment for life at
MANILA, Fcb. l2~—'l‘lilrty-oiic incm-
bore of the crew of tho iritcrdiisuiur
Merchant Tailor,
stcaipcr Dos Hermano». who lnulliiicd |
in August. last at Port \‘ii'iic, island of .v
W ' il Ca II
(.‘alcnduamus. and inurdci'cd the chlcf ‘
cnginccr. steward and citrpciit‘n' of tho !and talic your measure for Clothing.
vessel, and who wounded lltc ‘ "11. land when goods are finished will tltiliV-
the mate and second enginccr and one 'cr ”mm rm. of charge.
of tho passengers. all Spaniards. wcrc
('(lll\'l('lt‘t| of murder today. Three of‘
the MINI were sentenced to be hanged ‘
itiid 2K wcro coiidcnincd to imprisoii‘i
int-pt for life. . i
The mutiny on board thc ilos ilcr'iri- i
arms was plotted undcr tlic lcadci‘si‘ilp l
of a native boalswain of that vessel.
The nuitinccrs purposod to steal $150,- ;Some Awards of Prizes Announced at
out) which they supposed was on board. K Show in New York Today. -
Send inc a postal. that is all.
as sou'Ti-i MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
[WESTMINSTER KENNEL CLUB.
tilled Ruler it‘rcdoi'ick Musterson, of. 1‘ Ila—W1
Durango, 001., were also present. A. 31. 3"”;
number of vcry interesting speeches. ‘ii’ ,, {,on
\vei-o made and a banquet closed the; :‘WW‘ . “zwf
iostivitics of the evening. The next. "9 ’1 . 22—“
utocting will he held February 25. at 67 , 29 '
which time nominations for office for. 870W air-WI
, the coming your will be made, foibl-
. i
octml upon at a later date.
Exalted Ruler l)r. a. M. Wolfe pre- 5
aided and one candidate was Initiated l
and the. regular routine hustncss gope i
through with. All the lodges in the;
state are at present in a flourishing?
condition. Not. one is dormant and ‘
all are rapidly increasing in member- .
ship as well as in funds. The district §
deputy said he was well pleased with
the work of the tool lodge and hoped ‘
that it would go on. After the speech
the members adjourned to the ante
room where a banquet was served.
The. local lodge has been in u oxis~ ,
tence nearly two years. it started;
with a membership of thirty-five. i
There are lit) names on its member-3
ship roll today. The finances of tho i
orcanlzation are in excellent condi-i
tion. '
HELD UNDER BONDS OF $500.;
NAUGATUCK, Feb. l2.-—-Waltei j
(iriesback. a young man who was ar-‘
rested late last night charzcd willll
throwing stones at a car on the linc of .r
the’ Connecticut Railway and inehtinz “
Company in this city. was hold for the ‘
Superior Court today by Judge Hun-
gerford under bonds of $500. lrics- .
backwes standing with an ofliccrf
when a car went by and he asked the i
officer what he would do if a stone was ‘
thmn at the car. ' The officcr replied
that he would arrest the man who
threw it and when on the car's return
trip Griesback hurled a stone through
the window he was immediately iock- ,
ed up.
0
The Business Directory will be found
on page 7 todav. —
BEST torn:
sown
en‘t a regular healthy iiinvriucui. of the
WW ‘ro'blll or.\t‘Illhin-.I ht'l‘ll‘yt‘lll
w I vinalullio wcll. 'orcc. lit 0 s Iapeo \io
gltlliflfiic or pill poison.“ dangerous. The llnflolh
fiafimhxgahpgrmyowby of lumping the bowels
CAN DY
‘ OATHARTIG
on it
acts ovrry tiny. 3‘0“
EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY
(tenant. Palpitshle, Potent. Taste flood, 0- Good.
5' v .r SI-k ~n. i when. or iiri ".10 53'». and is could
- Werox.‘ ‘Wl'llt‘ i'or rm: sanWinlr, and minim-t. on
“with. Address t'a
Afsrti/‘ENS’W
ID! (OIPAHY. (‘Illl‘AiiO-e it!" TONE
i‘i‘i‘i‘inun Blililli iiiEiil
PECULIAR FACES'
are difficult to shavcwthis is where the
skill of a barber is tested.
Your face is not so peculiarly tender
that We cannot shave it without irri-
W tilting the skin. Try us. ,
“ Remember the running hot water.
711i. riiiitiiu, BARBER.
‘66 Washington St. S. Norwaik.
ALL coon sans.
Vans 'Markelt
1N6" OH 1‘.
also Mandolins at 8135
3535. Benin and Man-
. and $4.00 each. Baas
' Guitar Strings. Inc
2de on silk. 38c
:wcll attended. despite
illlnsc present listcncd to an interest.
*abont twenty of her friends, at her
,PORK, 130. lb.
3 LB. SAUSAGE. 25¢.
OORNED HOCKS, 10c.
16c to 18¢.
MUND.’ top, 180.
MUND, bottom. 16¢. '
Referee—A. Knorr.
Sr-oi'cr——tlcoi'ge Shepard.
A. Knorr. 95.
P. Scib, 15.
, 2—2 8—3
10 15
17 T 23
.30 2.".
38 ‘ 32
43 42-
. 03 46ml
53—4 no
«in—i ] oz
7:l———1 as
Til-«i 7n
Referee—George Shepard.
l'it‘i)l'(’i‘~.l(lhll Bogardus.
Tonight. two games will be played
between Charles Moore, 80; and Char-
les Britt-I. tilt. and John Bogardiis. lit),
and A. ilrcyfuss, till.
MISSION WORK lN THE SOUTH.
Described by Miss D. E. Emerson in
the Norwaik Congregational Church.
The monthly meeting of the liadles'
Benevolent Association of the N0r~
walk Congregational Church. held yes-
terday afternoon. in the chapel. was
thc rain and
int: address by Miss D, E. Emerson. of
the American Missionary Association.
Miss Emerson is a fluent and Interest
lug spcakcr. She told of the work
being done by the Association slic rt‘p
rest-rite among the negrucs of the
South. particularly in tho schools.
Al'tcr her address Miss Harriet Ham-
ilton Parker song a solo. accompanied
at. the piano by Miss Lillian (lode and
their a social hour was enjoyed. the
ladies of Golden Rule (‘il‘t‘ll‘ serving
tea. Miss Alice St. .iohii iiill preside
cd over the meeting.
COUNTERFEIT, COINS ON CARS.
West Avenue Conductors Object to the
Large Number they Receive.
The conductors on the West. avenue
electric cars are doing some stronti-
ous "kicking" against the amount of
spurious coins that are being passed
on them. The couiitorfolts are mostly
quartcrs and dimes, and iii a few cast-s
iiickcls,
The imitations are all excellent ones
and it takes the closest scrutiny to de-
tcrmtne that they are not. the genuine
article. The quarter is a particularly
good counterfeit. it has seemingly the
proper weight and is of a healthy col.
or,
Trolley car conductors collect fares
as expeditiously as possible and conse-
quently they do not have a great deal
of time to examine coins when they
are presented. ‘
ENTERTAINED SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Antoinette De Pierne, of Spring
Hill. the Hostess, Last Night.
lliiss AlllDllltllLeW‘DO Pierne was ten-
dered a surprise party last evening by
bomc . on Spring Hill, Norwaik. The
surprise part was a complete success.
Miss Dc Pierne being taken complete-
ly unawares. Games and music were
enjoyed and refreshments served, the
party breaking up shortly before mid-
night.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Do Piernc. Misery Antoinette
and Frances, Mortimer. Otto and
Frank De Pier-he. Misses Lillian and
care Bartram, Edna BroWn, Jeanette
Hubheli, Florence Price, Florence Ken.
drick. Arthur Wheater. Arthur Knapp.
Henry. Charles and Herbert lreland
and Fred Powell.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Willi-Kinley Command. Spanish War
t
{Veterans held their first meeting in
their new meeting room. 0. A. R. hall.
:in Wall street. last night.
. —-Grotind bones and tenderloin.
. Schaub's market.
The teams from the South Norwalk
High School and the Brown Business
Col‘ege are holding their final practice
,at the armory this afternoon before
,the Company!) athletic meet which
twill take place tomorrow evening.
. Carpenters have been at work the
‘past few days. at the Krlegss depart-
ment store. In West Washington street.
enlarging the 00 and cloak “depart-
J.
increased businus.
J'HE REALJUFFififilO.
from his neurellls?"
rest of us (SF—Detroit Fr” Presa. A
a omuoraov.
Thencettousfnrmm
‘msfi W
meets, to acco modate their, largely ‘
“Does your: husband ' sum much
"Yes.‘ but not 'hlf as much as the
iiig when they were attached. The
steward and the carpenter worc mur-
ilcrcd while defending the. ofliccrs. lint"
ing the fighting on the Dos licrmiiiios
the steamer ran aground and a for-cc
oi' (onstabulary which went to the res-
cuc ot‘ the officers killed three of the
iiiutiriccrs and captured thirty-one of
tbcni. whom they coiivcycd io Alliiry.
[stand of Luzon.
DR. DAVIDSON ENTHRONED.
LONDON, Feb. l‘.’.~~»-Dr. Randall lia-
vidson was cntiironcd today as Arcti-
bishop of Canterbury cathedral with
much statelv ceremonial. 'i‘bc callic»
tire] was filled to its capacity with
church dignitaries and civil. naval and
military officials In full i-olics or uni—
forms. The procession which
cecdcd ibc archbishop to the altar took
twenty minutes to pass tip the nave.
After the presentation or the mandate
for the Archbishop's cnthronement the
Archdeacon of Canterbury placed the
primate on tho throne. 'l‘hc ceremoni-
was concluded with the Archbishop
taking tho cunistomary oath and the
usual promise of obcdicncc on tho part
of tho clergy.
BARK AND TUGS DRIFTING.
'FIRIC lSi.ANll. N. Y.. Fob. lie-A
incssaec from Short llcucn life saving
station says that the bark Oliver ih-
L‘iisson. before. reported ashore near
Point Lookout, was got off last night.
and with the loss which pulicd her Off
anchored off short at Short Beach.
This inornine the Oak island station
reports that the bark anti lbc tires are
drifting east.
or anchor chain may have caught ill
the propeller of one of the wrecking
tugs.
lawyers delight In lengthy briefs.
A manufacturer iorced
This makes it possible for me
up for th: coming Spring, at
Men’s Suits
AT $3.48.
illack All
Value $7.90.
Youlh’s Suits
AT 33.98-54.98.
Wool
1:35 fill“:
’l‘iio otiircrs of the steamer wci‘c tliil‘.
pro- ‘
it is thought it linwsor
D. ' GO TTLIE B
Men ’5 Boys’ and Children’s
1903 Spring Clothing Sale.
Commences Saturday,
February 1401.
put of a tremendous stock to me for what I would give.
To make this sale complete. I hive a‘so reduced the prices of
every art CI: in my store including the gents furnishings—
rcmemhc‘r this opportunity Ol‘t IlS up Saturday morning.
Men's Suits at $2.98.
\\‘c have four different pattc ms in this suit: a Dark iirowii, a
i’cner and Salt Mixture, a Li 711'. Check and airinvisible Stri )c.
l i is i
.\ suit made to retail at $6.00 an d 58.00.
Cheviot.
The kind which were $7 anti
Kim
.4‘ Those ’hicb-wercsocents.
, NEW YORK. Full. 12~Thc attenti-
lance at the annual bench show of tho
i Wcstmiiisicr Kciinol Club was fully up
to expectations. large crowds filling
‘Madlson Square Garden. The high
iquuilty of this year's show is now thor-
lougliiy thitcrmincd. the number of dour:
lot blgli (it‘glvt- bciiig the largest ever
Lgitlhcrctl togctiici' undcr one roof. 'i‘hc
‘, winners in tho upon and winners” class
i” follow:
Russian wolf hounds—Open and win.
here, dogs, E. l.. Krona, Slatiugton.
‘ i’ii.. Hoyai': bitches. upon and winners,
l-Z. i.. Krone, Niivr'asai. ‘
iris-h seller's—Amen anti winners.
idogs, l'i. ll. Luthbnt'y. Philadelphia
ttlliainpion Rockwoori. .ii‘.; open and
.winners. bitches, it. B. Latlibnry, ..oid-
‘ rcime.
(lordon scticrs~—Open, dogs, 3. W.
,Audrcws. Woodbury. N. J., Teddy An.
open, bitches. Mrs. ii. F. Lewis, Lani-r
downc. Pa. Lantlsdownc Nellie; win-
‘ners, dogs and bitches, Clinton Hill
chiincis, Ncwark. N. .l., lit-ho, Clinton
ll.
_...... ._..-. -_..__—.
‘wu.i. assie'r‘ruz macaoouiaus.
ROME, Fob. 12-»-~(lcnerai Ricciotii
lurlbtiidi_ one oi‘ the sons of the great
patriot, who raised a force of itelian
\oiiintccrs for tli‘cccc luring the
Greece-Turkish war. is organizing a
volunteer crdvdition to assist thc
Macedonians in the rising against Tun
kisll rule, which is believed to ho int
pending.
,MADE SURE OF DEATH.
NAN'i‘l’t‘Kii'i‘. Mass. Feb. i2.“
While tit'slpmltlt‘lli as the result of ill
ncss. Lauriston ll. Fisher. a contractor
and builder of this town shot himself
with a rifle early today and jumped
-, from a (lock. The body was recover"
it‘ll by the police.
to retire from business sold a
to otter in this sale. suits made
prices far below their values.
Men’s Suits
AT $6.48.
A Clay \\'orstctl'—-l)rcssy.
I
Value $i LOO.
- Overcoais.
AT $5.98:
Black Kerscy ()vc’rcoats that
were $12.00. W
Pants.
4" =9 Wm
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TRISTRAM&HYAT
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
W EWLEAD’INGDRY 00005 sioitE;
l
A Remarkable Sale of
Ladies’ Fine Jackets and Cloake
At One Half of Our Regular Pr
It has always been the custom of our establishment to sell every Garment thescason that it is
bought, and not to carry any Garments over from one season to another. We have’startcd this sale
earlier than usual this season in order to give our customers the benefit of the next two or three
months‘ wear of these Garments. Our stock is all new and of the very latest styles. .Some of the
very finest Garments we have shown this season are included in this sale.
, $ 5.00 GARMENTS FOR ...... $ 2.50.
$ 7.50 GARMENTS FOR ..... $ 3-75. .
$xo.oo GARMENTS FOR .......... $ 5.00. i
$15.00 GARMENTS FOR ......... . $ 7.50. ’
$20.00 GARMENTS FOR ....... $10.00. ‘
$25.00 GARMENTS FOR .......... $12.50. i
SALE WILL COMMENCE SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARiipitist. '
Housct‘urnishing Department.
N0. 8 Heavy Wash Boilers ............ $i.25. Barn Lanterns . .. ........ . . . .............. 39c.
Securing Soap . . .. ........... '. . . . . ........ 3c. 5 Gallon Oil Cans ......... . ....... . 65¢.
Six Large Rolls of Toilet Paper .......... 25c. Hall Lamps, complete .. ....... ..... 75c.
Good Parlor Brooms .................... 25c. Lantern Globes ............ . ............. 5c.
Clothes Wringcrs . .. ................... $r.25. Large Meat Broilers .................... 19c.
Hand Lamps. complete . . . . . .............. 190. Large Covered Meat Roasters . . . . . . . . . .. . 490.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
loapuai, $500,000. Surplus. $185,000.;
1Industrial Serious and loan (30.3
OF NEW YORK.
WANTED IT ALL.
Vittliumiiclpi ilcip! Police! Po'ice!
Higliwaymanv'i‘ut. tut! i don‘t need
their did! They got too much as it in
iio\\’.~ ilcnvei' itcpuiiiican.
SCHOONER ANNIE WESLEY LOST.
Owners in Glauoester Mass, Have
Given Her Up, After Two Months.
(ii.tli‘(‘i-lts"l‘ltlit. Mass. it‘cb. i2.-~'i ,
Gloucester fishing schooner Allilit'ESfai‘e Supervisia'i Of New
lees. .
.2;
.\
iW
\Vt’éll'y. which sailed from this port on . york and Connecticut
:i band line trip to the Gcorgcs Banks. ‘
iwrlvc weeks ago today. is lllllillit'i‘t‘ti Pay 5 p“- arm 8 P [CI A l
among the long list of \‘csanis which ' ‘ '
have never returned to port. and it is row—W In
believed that she has been lost with OFFICE, 12 SO, MAIN ST.
all on board. The crew nuiiilicrod.
fourtoch. Their names etc: (‘iip~
thin Harry le'. Henderson. master. for-
ty years old, single; Thomas Scott. .,
steward. ogcd forty‘four. single: Olaf :
i’crsscn. forty. leaves it wife and six ‘
children: Azcl Neilson, also known as .
i
l
Mundorberg. thii'ty~six. single: Augus- i
i
Resident Directors Resident Managers W
Mortimer M, Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
men's runsisnisos
These are all this season's
goods, but stock must be cleaned
out for the new Spring Stock.
SOUTH NOR WALK
ins Peterson. single. boarded in tilou- 50c thin-Hands, new 25c
roster: M. Dennis Arnibcry. forty. slu- ‘ . 25c String Ties "c
gic:: Curtis J. t‘urr. leaves a wife and i 1 v
tivc children: l'ctcr Mensch. ant-d thir- iBoard 0f Relief. 50c spy Suspdnders, 29c
iysix. single; (‘hristophcr (‘ltlllrllit‘iL
single; (lliarics iluiican. single: Mich- 5 35° SUSPendei‘fii Strong Web,
act O‘Donnell. also known as Higgins. I . ; “0W 21¢
aged sixty, leaves tlircc daughters: i Notice is hereby given that thet 50c Fleeced Underwear. 35c
Duncan McAskcll. twcntr-two. Blitz-tic: :lloaril oi iteltct of the City of South. (3 {0 3,)
‘Frank Kt’lilil. thirtysix. Aibt’l'i Strem~ iNorwulk will meet on Tuesday. .innu~ , r '
burg, fifty-four. singic. ary 2?. limit. at 7:30 o'clock to it o'clock ; REDUCTiON IN ALL HEAVY
Since the Anuic Wesley left filou- p. 11) ; Satin lay. January 31, l. 3. at 2 , GOODS.
‘o‘ciock to 5 o'clock p. in.: Wednesday. '
il’cbruiiry 4. 1903, at 7:30 o'clock to 9 ,
io‘ciock p, or: Wednesday, February 11. .
Illicit at 7:30 o‘clock to 9 o'clock p. m.: ‘
i'l‘hiirstiay. February 19. 1903, at 7:30.
io‘clock to 9 o‘clock p. in.. in thc Coun— ,
icii Chamber. in liaviland street, in said i ‘
Icity, for the purpose of hearing and; Telephone '33-”
idetoriuining all appeals from the do-
a
.9. 90m & 3cm,
lines of the assessors of said city on the I
86 WAN HNGTON STREET.
ilist of 1902. .
Dated at South Norwaik. January
smrrit Noli‘VAliK
TAILOR, CLOTHIER,
12th. 1903.
HATTER, FURNISHER.
cestcr. Novcinbcr 22. no news of her
has reached the owners. except on
one occasion. The captain of the
schooner Titania of this port reported
that she sighted the Wesley on heroin-
ber 17 to thc‘northward of Sable is-
land. A day later a violent north-
west gale began which lasted for three
days and it is thought the Wesley may
have foundcred or v as desired to picc-
es on .one of the treacherous bars
which extend from either end of “the
graveyard of the North Atlantic." Sov-
erai men of the crew of the Titania ‘
reported that their vessel had hard 3
work to clear the island at the time filzl to fit)
and they were vcry much afraid that
the Wesley was in a position from ‘
Stops closes evenings at 6
o'clock. except Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday.
JOHN F. McMAHON. .
MATTHEW COKBE'I‘T, i.
Board of Relief. ;
i
which she could not work clear of thc : " " ""' ""' —"_‘ i L
sand here. So sure do the owners
feel that, their schooner, has been lost TH I s '5 TH E .
that they gave out the names of the 1 ONLY PLACE
captain and crew today. The Annic
Wesley was a. substantial vessel W Vin this cud of the town where you can
got these: (‘hase Roberts. .lap-a-lac.
9358 tons and was built. at Essex in
1885. She was owned by Cunningham
land liigclow \‘arnishes. Carrars and
[Colonial Paints, Ulster Pocket Knives.
& Thompson, of this city. and was val.
ued at $6.000. on which there was an
. \Viss Shears, Atkins Saws. Gem Safetyi‘
.and Norwalk Hardware Co. Razors.
insurance of $4,400.
iNorwalk ll’d’w’e C0.
.TALYKESdTEESEPom.
34 Main St. Norwaik.
LONDON, Feb. 12~A special des-
palch from Rome says: "Italy was
fully consulted in the course of the
lamsdorff-Goluchowski conferences on
Macedonia and promised to support:
the proposed action. The scheme for i
reforms includes a demand for the as- .
semb‘ing of an international congress
to adjust the details. This will be sup-
ported by a demonstration of European
warships off Salonica, where they will
remain while the congress is in ses-
sion. Orders have been given to the
Austrian iJOyds Steamship Company
at Trieste to be prepared at short no-
tice to furnish sufficient transports to
convey a large army to Dalmatia.
waves of absence have been cancelled.
the reserves have been warned and the
railroads have been notified to be
ready to deal with large bodies of men
and supplies."
I. AT- LUNCH
. 1?“, P\ PACKAGE 0P
8088
LUNG" MILK.
BISCUIT
Always krisp and delicious in our
. . I. ”—fi ’
W W“ ,. AT 33'98: ' “name's" eusaesucv MILITIA. l MOIST-PROOF names. This
Pants , . Alen‘s i’lsters willt‘il wt’l'f' ‘ coafiafigflngpfilffbefiggfl; i A “mm woman of “SUPERIOR SHOE”
. - can 0 I I 1'
W W $8.001: militia of the Third Army Corps.whose new England Cookery. in Enamel is really beautiful
AT $1.15, ' . .. AT 334‘ headquarters are at Salonica, have my ‘ PM“. for ladies—a sensible heel. I
;' . ‘ ‘ _ been ordered to join the colors. Ac~ __ comfortable last, and thorough- . .W
All ~\\» ool Cheviot Pants Men's Pea jackets Which cording to omcial statements , mthese Arts-sin ems. iy made , .
~ " a ‘ troops are intended to replace 0 re- "——' . , ,
which were $2. . , were $5.00. serve battalions called out to quell the .; $3.00.
W‘ ‘ ’ M onian outbreak last autumn. The ,; ».I .
latter are still undet- arms and it is
generally believed that they will be
kept with the colors. '
ascent? analysts or vessats.‘
i e
Phone 57-5.
monnmooumum
impairs the Place ‘
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