a AT LANE’Sb-
PhoneIGSj-S
0mm
Ice Cream that We
Will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY BHORTCAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
oueouuuomm
51 Washington St.
‘ More country people drove to Non
IY’alk today than in ”veal weeks. be-
re.
Gilbert B. Morgan intended to pro-
duce a play next week biit has post~
poned it until July 25th.
Wilhelm l’. Konnard, of Boston, who
Is a student at the liarstrom School.
will take the Yale examinations next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer M. llyingtou
.ttallcd' today at noon from New York
lfot ltaly and Will go to Naples. whero
}tht-y will reside.
t Mrs. Henry P. Morgan, of West
' street. ut‘ouded the commencement ex-
.crtlses of the State Normal School, in
INO“' llaven. yesterday afternoon.
i Mrs. Mead. of Brooklyn. who has
been visiting relatives in Broad ltivet‘.
has gone to the home 0. her son Ed-
1 ward it). Mead. lti East Norwullt. whore
she will remain for a tiiite.
l The new owner of the cabin eat-
.boat Sindoad. formerly the Moosu.
__~____ _,.~,.._..-..._..,-.._._,-_~,.4__ Inc; with a party bttt for some reason
trail has lilies.
‘tilarted ottt with his boat this morn-
tetnrued to Norwaik later,
W. S. Sturtcvant has secured the
lcontract to furnish the fireworks at
tThc Knob on July «1. The display will
be an extensive one.
J
H. M. Zehndcr, of Yale, is spending a
few days in town.
lit-Mayor M. M. Lee Is away on a
~trlp to Pennsylvania.
Max Tarlov has just
new carload of horses.
The barge Champlain has arrived
with a cargo of coal for Raymond
Brothers.
—Witle Brim Straws. O'Brien.
The l). M. Read Co. have something
iu'eresting iii their ad. today regarding
tooth powder.
Raymond Brothers have secured the
contract for a large amount of rooting
to be done in Miunus.
The second nomination of Ottr Broth-
crs' Lodge. 1. O. 0. F., of Norwalk, will
be made Monday night.
——Extra special values for Sat. and
Mott, in Ladles' White Lawn Walsts.
Night Dresses. etc. M. S. Smith & (to.
Two barges. the "May" and the “lie.
veaux." arrived last night. with a cargo
of coal for John H. Ferris.
You have one chance left at the
closing oitt stile ot‘ umbrellas at ’l‘. .l.
Magner's. This is lor one week only
to make room for fireworks.
-Latest Straw Hats. O'Brien.
An excellent photograph of the new
lualblc ptiipit presented to the Norwalk
Congregational Church by E. C. Bone
dict is on exlilbitiou at tilendennlng‘s
drug stole.
Suppose you call at A. J. Collins and
Co. and see the comfort swing chair
they are selling. You don‘t need to
bity it bttt yott probably will. as it costs'
only $3.75.
The Solith Norwalk Fire Police have
received an invitation to take part in
tile firemcn's parade to be held on Sep-
tcliibcr 3 during the Old Home Week
Cciebartion iii Bridgeport.
—Very few brands 01 Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over,
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
Rev. ll. B. Carpenter is contemplat-
ing a series of three sermons in the.
South Norwalk Baptist. Church on Pli-
grlm's Progress and Life. of Christ ii»
lustralcd by the stercopticon.
The funeral of David London was
held 'this aftcrnoon from his late resi»
dcucc on Sear Hill. Winnipauk. The
Rev. Charles M. Selleck officiated and
purchased a
‘march bv twelve girls: dialogue. .llor-
.hat. always made a success of the dis-
lplays which he has superintcndotl.
li' yott tlrc desirous of owning a home
detosi‘ your savings In the savlnes de-
partment of the South Norwalk Trust
(lo. it will draw Interest at four per
tent and will soon become a foundation
itlitl‘ will enable you to builtl a holne.
. In orders issued yesterday from the
udjutnnt~generul's ofiite the following
ipromotlons and appointments in Coin-
‘: pany it]. Second regiment. New Haven.
titrc announced: Second Lieutenant Eti-
;itar Thomas to be first lieutenant. vice
.Wtzlkcr. resigned; Sergeant John L.
(ll-.lvcs to be second lieutenant to soc-
t't't-tl Lieutenant 'i‘houtas. both pro-
!motions to date from June 5.
9 BROAD RIVER SCHOOLtEXERCISES
Many Parents and Friends Enjoyed the
Program Presented.
Although the weather was very
threatening. yet a goodly number of the
parents and friends of the Broad River
school gathered at the chapel to enjoy
the program given by the school
yesterday. The exercises were vcty
interesting and the ones taking
part rcccivctl much applaucc. es-
pecially the piano solos and the
wand drill and march. After the.
exercises ice cream and cake were ser-
ved to the children. The school wish-
es to thank Mrs. Charles St. .Ioiin for
her help during the entertainment. The
program was as follows: Piano solo.
Mrs. St. John: song. Welcome. by the
school; rocita‘ion. What i Can Ilo. Ella
("abIe; recitation. Al Ottr School. Ve-
I'Iari Rogers and Nelson (‘aruthcrs;
recitation. Teach. Teach. Teach. Lester
Rogers: piniio solo. Clarence Cable;
recitation. Funny 'I‘cd. Richard l’rcccc;
Charade. Keystone. by thirteen pupils:
recitation. A Little Girl's Trouble. lltitl
Walkley: recitation. A Boy‘s (lriev-
ancc. Clarence Cable; recitation. My
Hat. Edna Bedlent; recitation. A See
rot. Mertic Cay: dialogue. How the
Quarrcl Began. llda Walkley and Sadie
Hendricks; rccitntimr Who Made the
Pies? Waldo Cable: recitation. At Our
House. (lituda (iandrup: wand drill and
hing Papers. Nelson Carutlicrs. Thom-
as Ca'icrall. Carl Rogers; recitation.
Timothy Brown. Frank \‘au Wagoner:
recitation. The Best Way. Joe Collins:
lecitatlon. Small Dressmalling. Sadie
Hendricks: piano solo. Jane. l’rcecc:
:ccifailon. Kitty's \Yish. i’carl Payne;
interment was in Norwalk Cemetery.
You will save money. temper. car-'
pe‘s. curtains and digestion if you ill-i
stall a gas range in your kitchen. A .
postal brings the Connecticut Railway;
and Lighting Company's represents-i
tivc.
—i~‘ancy Braid Straws. O‘Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Wliilim P. Eno ar-
' .vod at their summer home in Satura-
luck. Wednesday. They have Just re-
turned from a long voyage. and were!
taken from the steamship on iiit'lt‘j
yacht "Aquillo." .
'l he "Liberty Bell." which has been ‘
in Boston at the Bunker Hill exercises
this week. passed through South .-
iVorwalk on its way back. to Philadel- f
l
special train made no stop. and. there
were not many people Who saw the
bell.
The fire. department of Sotith Nor-
walk and East Norwalk will attend
St‘l'Vlt‘e at the First Methodist Church
tomorrow evening. Rev. W. W. T. Dun-
can wlii speag on. “The investment of
Life.“ The companies will meet at the
Old Well rooms at 7 o‘clock sharp. All
members having uniforms will please 3
wear them.
"Teddy“ VanDoren. son of Rev. and
Mrs. T. DeWitt T. Vanl)oren, is now
employed by the United Teipherage
Company. Clarence Cram has also re-
cently secured a position with the
same concern. Among the Norwalkers
employed by the. company. are George
F. Betts. Robert F. Cotter and Frank
B. Gerard. '
-——Exceptl0nal Values for 5 and 100
in Kitchen Dep't (basement). Most
everything you can think of. M. S.
Smith it Go.
On Tuesday and" Wednesday. June
233m and 24th. there ‘will be a special
sale of embroidered stocks and belts
at the home of Miss Sanford. 21 Frank-
lin street. from 10 a. m.. to 5 p. m.
This sale ls under the supervision of
Madam Haye. of New Haven. who will
give the ladies exhibitions of how to
embroider her copyrighted linen stocks
for which she will furnish material and
give the lesson for the small sum ‘of
thirty. rents. This stock In guaran-
teed to lit any neck and to hold its
shape perfectly.
~Umbrellu, Mourning Bands. O'Brien
The postmaster Irenernl has issued
an order reducing the weight of par-
cels transmitted through the mails to
Germany to “5 pounds on and after
July 1. The maximum weight is now
eleven poundnmnd the action taken
here Is in accordance with similar ac-
tion taken by the German postal nu-
thorltlen. 0n and after July 1 no
whee will be accepted for trau-
mldon to Germany mom the malls
which weigh 0hr poo-tin. Ger-
phia. this morning at 8:50 o‘clock. The core.- 1. do not wish". to sell you any- .
[ otherauderem at it. that . _
i
rsull'cring daughters l Will explain a
. Tlmc. I'll be There Mary Dear. When
i Rye. In the Sweet Bye and Bye. ’l‘ue
‘Gambling Men. the Midnight it‘lyer.
Go. ionnnlmone‘y upon real estate mort-
. » _ , a .
ictltaticn. \Ylliic‘s Plan. Thomas Cat-
‘eraii; recitation. Moving. Ora lien-
drlcks: singing. America; acrosiic.
Good Bye. six primary girls.
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
I Will send tree with full instructions
tomc- of this simple preparation for the
cure of Lcucorrhoea; Ulccratlon. liiss
placements. Failing of the \\ omb.
Scanty or Painful Periods. Tumors or
iirowths. Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling tip the Spine. Pain
in the Back. anti all Female Troubles.
to all sending address. To mothers of
Successful Home Treatment. if you
decide to continue it will only cost
about l2 cents a week to guarantee a
lthlng. 11‘9" ..
is an i ask. Address Mrs. M. Stim-
mers. Box 375. Notre Dame, ind.
15 CENT MUSIC.
FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
I‘ll Wed 10“ in the Golden Summer
Kate and I Were Coating 'i‘hro' the
and a hundred others.
Will tell you about Fireworks nevt
week.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main St., 80. Norwalk.
Agent for A.‘=G. Spaulding's
Baseball Goods.
Mr. Sturtcvant‘
nlttl Ilulterv: dialogue. Bear Hunting. .
i
can do well:
shape.
Coats with broad. concave
rcady-for—wear Summer Suits.
Fast
to $12.00. ,
Fancy Hosiery and Smart Neckw
' Two new arrivals: Panama
ishcd. $4: and the new Philipino
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
Shapely Suits
That Hald-
Their Shape.
Two things the makers of our Summer Suits show they
Make Shapcly Suits. and make them to stay in
shoulders and
It’s your privilege to come in
and try on whatever pleases you. ,
Handsome light-weight cheviots and worstcds. tailor-
made and well made. $10 to $23.00, and some as low as $6.00.
lor Blue Serge Suits .and Blue Unfinished Wor-
stcds. stylish and comfortable. $6.00 to $18.00.
Outing Suits of flannel. homespun and wool crash, $5.00
Everything else that's good to wear in warm weather—
Hatsof Straw and Panamas. Negligce Shirts
ear.
Hate in the rough.
Scaris. named “Breezcrs,” to
be worn as four-in-hands or ascots. 25 cts.
Tel. Call, 444.
close-setting
collars; with fronts stiffened to retain shape—even high-grade ‘
custom tailors could fit you no better than we can
. Thin Underwear,
IACK.
A Superior
at the
in our
' The Chief
°:-Sa1atoga Water:-
and Drinking
.150 Bottle.
i 5c for battle when returned
Cliftord Pharmacu
PHONE 184.
Table
Water.
WALL STREET. Iti:
Fifteen hundred
States Steel were
29% last night.
pod Ila.
sluggish.
$3.50; fin-
ket showed consitlcra
a yielding undertone.
business was In the
American Ice preferred
Realty preferred lily. A
D
NORWALK. gains by 'l‘oIt-tlo. St. |.t
you feel like it?
ARE YOU SATISFIED
with the grain and feed you buy? Do you put tip with
the treatment you receive without saying anything. though
If not, we want your business because
lug second pi‘tl. 2%. TI
ed to await tlie’bank
showing. Prices gcncr
below last nigh
mom was not
rt icll slightly.
[ a ti unsteady.
TODAY'S QUOT
( Norwalk:
Comes with advancing years. bilt can be cleared by
Spectacles are ottr specialty.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room 9 United Bank Building,
Office hours 8 to 11:45; 12:45 to 6:
30. Saturday
Special Appointments» at convenience of patrons.
If you would own your own home.
you must save a part of your earnings:
Your savings deposited in the savings
department
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUbT COMPANY _
drown interest at l per cent. and will
noon become a foundation that will en-
able you to build a home. The Trust
HOTEL am
4. -...
ROTO
‘1
Under New M annuoment. ‘ < n A preparation which to recommend-
. ed by pbnicinnn in our “Laxatontk.”
SHORE DINNERS. CLAMBAKES. ETC” at popular prion. . mflgulm adapmzhfinrrm':n:u:-
~ * been or . v no -
Excel-lion: nearly every day. .. ‘ a the "um. A bin to the
' t
No. 2 Ilia! delivered at $5.09 pet
ton; All other sizes in stock at
$6.25 delivered.
cl RESTAURhN-r
naming. Good Ionic and Special Attraction. daily.
Anfiim‘J-"Sm
i‘roperly fitted glasses.
When we fit them. they give satisfaction.
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
evenings, 7-9.
-‘“jiPtjen-.
we offer you buy. grain. fccd, ctc.. that are the best ob. Amal. Ctiiiltt‘i‘v (31):? 1.11“? Id)“: ”iii?
tainable anywhere. lou can depend down to a certainty Am. (y & p” 34“ film. fill/4 341,2
on receiving from us prcctsely what you order—410 doc- American Ice. 73" T-I‘.
torliig of goodsfuo substitution. Those are a few of the Amer. it“? Ii“. 52 :1, 2'" fl
largo weighty reasons why we want year business and I gmersémf 3;.“ :5...‘ I: git.”
why you need our scrvlcc, . Am. 5““an With 13”.“ “9% “M
' , “1‘... . A. 'i‘. a S. Fe. 67‘ 1:71.; tart... (till/2
BUY OATS THAT 8 “MM AT. a Si pf. Eula; ma. to». tilt;
MANUEL T- HAW"- : Hall. & Ohio, sat. at». tit-p. b5
‘ BRIT“. R. T,. 57‘!“ ‘57P: :17 Si
Cites. til Ohio. an». :lsa.’ 37-1»; 3R
’ . ,t- l‘lhi. & N. \\'..l70'1/t_a I70“; lTitI/é I7Il1vég
/""\../‘”‘\./—\/—\/_\/-\/‘\/‘-\t (lhi. (It. Wcso its-1. tau. my. 1th
' ‘ (‘()|. F_ M I.. my} Ill“; b2 02‘“
. - , - ~-~ » ~ ~~ - .. -~ (‘01lso|.Gas. lftl it‘ll 194 IN
A- . s . . . . .-...-. ..- . W--. ‘T‘EWT‘?“”‘ -, grit-k “‘10-. I537: tail. 15% ‘ 1:32:
‘ GRKDURTION PHOTOGRIPJIS . Erie. lst pm“ use; has; cast. 657,;
. . ' Ill. (‘enii‘flL I34 till 13:1 134
in all the Lot-0t Sty as 1 Lou. & Nasll.. Iltll. 1103,. “0% Iltiitl.
,Manliattnn. l3tit..l:itlt.4 llitl irltl
ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM. t Met. SigRy” 1249;. 12H; 12“; 124%
N EW D I SPLAY of Ipociai wcrk now Mex. Central. 2i 7. 217,; 217.. :31"...
on exhibition. Mo. Pacific, ltitliin ltlilié 1025.3. 102“»
N. Y. Central. 1267,. 1367,. will/g 1261.94
E. M. JACKSON. Norf. a West. can. my. tilliig «at.
Sittings by nppointrrtant 53 Wall Shoot. Norwalk, 01". & “K‘SL. 3'31; 255/» fifth/4 «'24
orlotp I2 m.; 2 to A p. on. Opposite Hog-l. l’enn. H. it. now. won. lasts. 12....
_ . . ‘ Reading. 450% 45W 45",. 49".
‘ Read. 1st pfd.. a2»; mu, set/2 set...
7 __ _. .__” m-.- _ .. .. . Read. 2d pfll.. dill. 671,. thirty; tides.
Rock island. 32:75. 2H :ifii'u dill/J;
a..- _ . Soil. Pacific. 4N7}. ltd?“ llilfi 481,1.-
Tlu'rg 1'; no [Coda ‘ ' SOIL R)‘. (‘l).. Eli-"g 35'); 23‘“ 233.}.
T" T” "‘17” ‘ i " Tenn. C. S: 1.. bill: Still; 49%; 43!:
l \ U m‘ Texas Pacific. :19 29 24:5. -J-u
- . l‘nloni’ucitic Sui... Mil-2 70% 797,54
Kodaks and cameras llu. Pac. pfti.. six. 5.4. mt sot.
N .. .1 . l.;. S. Leather, it it it it
. t . y ., l . S. Lea. pftl.. 87 ST ii't 57
Also large lino offresh supplies ctr U. _¢_ a. S. C“ 1....” WK h... “m
I ‘ *‘ ' , 1 U. S. Rubber. Illla Iii!“ lil‘g l3“:
WILLIAM P BEERS
. r , ' ._ . . . ti. 5. Steel pm. 79%; set. Til-l»... not.
I "r‘ ‘ " V ' ‘ . \Vabaslt. 21% 2H4; Ellis. 23%
Photographic Supplies Wabash. pId.. 43% an. id 3
«19 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN. WPSI- ”1- Tel. 34 N 84 i“
. Wiscon. Gear. 201/: 30% 2014‘, 201/;
r» - ' NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
.'. z ' Reserves. increase. {622.400
" "- Reserves. less U. S.. in- '
A. crease. stanza
Recently bead operator for Si egel & Copper. and The Hall Studios. ':°‘"_‘s- {“"9359- 34°93"?
. New York City.,will he in charge. for the summer, of my Studio. ifipedlal. Incleast". , ”31:30
.. First quality work guaranteed. 4““. 133::sitgn?§;e‘§;r‘aso' 0929'300
. LEWIS. N Main SII'OD'. Norwalk. Circulation. increase. 2.700
W ‘ fin e.-;n,n nznzlzn'n'l‘n:n:n.a:n'n:rn;-'I;I'n
‘ ‘ ' ' ' CHARGED WITH ARSON.
— * ~- - -~-- ~---‘ .' ~ - .--_~...,_.___.._.._._,_. MERIDEN. June till—Simon Ken-
MISTY VISION nedy. aged forty-five years a He.
brew baker. JosephuKlet
Harry Blanchard. aged '
of the. State School for
charge of arson.
Kennedy. out of spite. h
Blanchard to set fire to
bakeshop on Sunday Ias
lives were endangered.
Harbor. of Hartford. an
J. Dananer. of this city.
wash warmly welcom'yd
day. The car bearing the bell was
. halted in the NewIHaven‘rallroad
sh freight yards at Harlem River. While
it . ties. bands and campus painted and
them.
ceptlon committee. -
P... vice-president of tha’
tum about a y
from Jail.
TODAY IN WALL eraser.
lng prices were a fraction lower than
last'nlght except for small gains
Reading. the Erica and Amalgamated.
shares
sold
Colorado il‘ucl drop-
The market was dull and
WALL STREET. li'a. tn.—---'l‘he mar-
movlug up and down slightly. bill with
group with Reading the pivotal stock.
or Ilia and Des Molnes & it'ort Dodge 2.
WALL S'I‘itlili'l‘.‘noon:——'l’hcrc were
era of 1. Wheeling and
first pfd. 2‘... second pfd. Iii/g and Read-
sold. off in disappointment over the
The selling more
ttshctl tlnd the market
The closing was dttll
Reported over private wtre or Ma.
11195 & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro-
kers, Swartz lit Corbett Block. South
trial today in the City Court on a
It is alleged that
were defended by Attorney Joseph L.
LIBERTY BELL lN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 20.—-The“iolberty
Bell on its way back-10 Philadelphia
school children sang the National an-
Speeches were made by the re-
‘l W
tatsu EDITOR RELEASED.
91.100 June zo—I’M. McHugh. M.
League. who was armored
dor...n,wnrrant for contempt of court
r m'in connection‘,
.wlth "the comma is of his paper. the
Bilge Compton, was today released
. stomach. .
331%... i .Jfllflu co.-
ltt a. m.—-—Open-
in
of United
at 29V. anti
ble lit-sitancy.
Most of the
Pennsylvania
advance 1 and
merican Sntclt-
utis and West-
|.llkc lrlc
to market halt-
atntement anti
ally reacted to
ATIONS.
t. aged 19. and
21. a graduate
Boys. were on
ired Klett and
a competitor's
t and that tea
The accused
d Attorney 0
in this city to-
lrish National
June 6. an:
t
Y0u can '
. . .h
for being one of the best dressed men In town. and yet It won'tl'oofi' yo .
much money if you go about it in the right way. _ 4
It‘s merely a attention of what kind of clothes to buy. and jgh'ohg'tp.‘
buy them; and right here we come In strong. If yoti will let up Prm'ldwy _
for you. your best friends won't know but what yottr suite unmade or. "
peclaliy to your measure. yet the cost to you will be exceedingly small. .
We can prove this whenever you will take time to visit this store. and it.
won't take much time. either. '
The following are good eittimples of our offerings: . ,
than ’5 nght- Weight smalls
made from snappy fancy Cheviots. Casslmerea and Worstedthldo Stills,
gos, and black and blue Cheviots. the very latest shapes. 86.50 to .18. >
Each price will mean a saving of from $2 to $5 to you. . \ l: . ‘ .. . _» .
Man’s Outing Suits .
consisting of God‘s and Trousers only. made from stunning fancy Rim;
ncls and rich lrish llomespuns, feather-weight Serges and plain (3".an
es. $6 to $15.
BOYS' TWO-PIECE SUITS ’
for summer comfort—for dress. for play. for the mountains an'd'for tho ~;
seaside; they till the bill for everything. 50c to $3.50. ‘
YACHT CAPS. all styles ~18c. 75c. $1.00, 81.50. ' . " .1
Don't forget a Straw Hat. and do n't wear your old one—no need 01R, '
when you can buy a fresh one at from 50c to $3.00. ‘ ‘ ' - "
TRUNKS.
SELLECK & Paton
93 Washington Street, South Norwalk.‘ ' '2
to .. .- NM
1.,
i.
v.
.r
t .i
t"
-o . n‘.“’
.a' .
‘ .1" VJ.- .
surl- man.
i.
i..
in thin acticie.
We offer the largest and most com
newest patterns.
ver Plated Ware. and Diamond Jewelcyyi
ever been shown in The Norwalks. ’ . .
Notwithstanding the recent advance in Diamonds. as we have a
stock of etch
But now ‘
Wholesale coat to be 501
450 pk.; l
l
next.
as well as you should.
See 0. B. JACKso
THE OPTICIAN.
V He will give you perfect vision if such is possible.
No charge for examination. ‘ ..
Matching of lenses. and all repairing done without delay. ~~, n;
’ 58 WALL STREET.
Coloburn & Landon
. THE JEWELERS.
96 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Service ‘
SLICED BEEF—We continue to lead 5 It is dear.
We had some abOut m’ake more and better bread.
two weeks since that wasn't up to our . New stock jult In.
usual ctandard of excellence.
we have a new barrel of fine beef. cents.
Any quantity from 50 up. . '
Potatoes are high and it took: an if!
they would be higher for a time in the!
near future.
cents peck in the talk now.
12c 2 qta. here for the but.
Buy Washburn a Crosby’s Flour lit
you want the beat.
caune it colts 5 or 10 cent; more a bag:
antacid—titan
If You Cannot. $96
Fine Florida Pineapplel, two?» '
New lot Bananas. 20¢ dot-{17. "
Oranges. 25c doz. Small but mat. -
We have a nice article-id Gilead
Peaches at 100 can.
_ Large new Mackerel. weight, from .1
‘to 11,; Ibr.. 15¢: each. E; ., .1
Expect to have a good “0onan of
Don't think be-‘frenh ve
' 'WEnnfli—EEETFTS. ‘j-‘F,
plete stocks of Sterling fil .
Ctit Glass in latest designs and cuttings. best q
n Rings. Brooches,“etc., .
n.’perfect stones. bought before the advance, we oller til
you at old prices. and prices that will p rove a good investment,_- .Wq
complete optical department at. both a tores.and Will-give a cantata-d.
title examination of the eyes without 0 barge.
. In our repair departmeat.we have onl
guarantee the best workmanship at low p
graving while you wait if necessary.
Expert watch and clock repairing.
All our work is done in our own lhops and under our own “Minion.
y-Alrst class workmen, and"
rlees. Diamond-WW
' ' pt”, 0 ‘ .
a...) v‘
. .‘t
l
v.11.
It In cheap. because It Will:
700 bunt:
Florida pine: are the but. e- '
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