V, smiths
Chocolates and
" VIbcll ~
Cocteau. Tribe.
Ilaycs‘
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smi
tors.
no on
up"
'l‘. Marshall Anti
street Norwal
At the meeting of the Connecticut
Bottlers' Association. in New Haven.
yesterday. Wilbur I9. Lewis, of (lien-
lrrook, was elected treasurer.
~lt s follv to auder from that horri
ointment cures quickly
cents.
The financial stalemnits and propo-
sltiori in c-onnettion with the new plan
of finance. at the Smith Norwalk Mr-th
odist t' llarth were sent out to the meni-
ans and new holders. yesterday, fol
their consideration and action.
Superintendtut J. A. Warner anti
Mrs. Edgar K. Norton. of Lowe
street, has recovered from a few days'
illness.
Nothing out praise is heard for Dr.
Dick's Medicine, the greatest cure for
rheumatism and malaria. See ad.
—-—l~llckory Nutsltic qt. F. D. L. 8:. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hunter and
children. of Sound View Terrace, are
spending a few days in New York (i.iy
Quick cleanup of winter shoes at
llowlands. All sorts of heavy shoes
are to be sold at very low prices. Sec
ad.
——Everythlng desirable in kitchen
dept. Prices always the lowest Quali-
ty always the best. M. S. Smith at Co.
When you need a new corset take a
look at the new lea [ the R If: (i
for root intimate ‘o be ound at N a.
Ryan‘ 5. I
A special revival servicerwlll he hclt'.
this cvonlng at the South Norwalk
Baptist Church. The Log Chbin qua»
tcttc. will sing.
—-Soft Hats and Caps at O‘Brien‘s.
Good potatoes are in demand. Lor-
ill/.0 Dibble has them for 28 ,cents a
pctk. Read the all; for other bargains
(It Saturday.
\VashlngtonCamp: Patriotic Order 0
the Sons of America. held a regular
rrrocting. last nights. and transacted
rorrtint businem.
—l$est cuts Roasting Pork 10c.
liaycI-I. “
‘Voiunteer" and "Golden Medal.‘
two of the finest flours inillcd are salt.
at A. Stull'a. The prices are reason
able. See ad. .
Investigate the red tug sale in pro
press at Rogers & SteI eus‘ and see th.
quality of salts and overtonts Ntllill,
.tt tiny little prices,
~—illckorI Nuts tic. qt. F. l) l. d: (t.
'Ilrt Prtbllt Market. aims to sel
choice meats lower" than the lowest
A few of their money savers appea.
in todays ad. Read it.
[A rcgulai session of totkenoe ’l Iibt-
0. R M. of N01 walk will be helt
Iris evening at the' 'wigwam in the Ga-
zcttc building, Norwalk.
~Look at our bargain sale of cor
sets 49o pr.. formerly sold for 75 am
98c. M. S. Smith & Co.
District Deputy Grand Regent Wil
iiani F. Hoyt, of South Norwalk. visit-
(ll Gilmore Council, Royal Arcanrlm. it
lirldgcpott. last night. .
l‘hc South Norwaik Quaitcttc- L‘lul
ulll giro an entertainment tonight,
tlrc Ilththlliilmlilti titer General l‘ lost“:
imit", in North Main street
~-lt‘reslr or Corned 'Hocks, 10c,
IIuyos.’
When in doubt about the ncetlfu.
illl‘t for glasses, or ignorant' of the
proper kind. call at Homer B. Hoyt‘s
and have him examine your (yes.
Professor W. C. Facts. of South Nor"
walk. and Principal W. (‘. Perry. 0.
Darren, will attend Dr. Manus‘ recap
tion in New York tomorrow afternoon
~Anyone wishing a first-class still
hat by sending postal to Stabell, the
Matter, at Smith‘s Cigar Store. can
get him to call with samples. ‘
Richard Fay, 6 driver for tht
lioard of Health the City of SDlltl.
Norwalk iosta yeflow cut out blanket
yesterday, between Lowe street. anti
litiyvtew avenue.
Now turn to Road‘s ad. It is as us~
ital, [all of interesting bargain news.
Special mention ls made today of I:
new oil can which is a great conven-
ience to houseworkers.
v—l)erble.s, Derblea; Derbies. O‘Brien
Edgar K. Norton. of Lowe street, fell
on the ice. this week. and injured his
back so that he was unable to go to
his work at the South Norwalk Hat
Forming Company's plant.
There is no question but that you
can get a good meal at the Imperial
(late on Railroad avenue. You will
always find everything in season, well-
cookcd and sewed. See ad.
-Sniall fresh hams, 1293c. lb.
Adjutant—General Cole has issued or-
ders regarding the resignation of First
Lieutenant James H Havens of Com.-
ptiny E. Third Infill-y. Bridgeport.
and directing an election of II succes-
sor.
lb.
lb
The clearance and white sale at the .
Boston
the open ng day
tore is still as popular as on
will and good
prices.- See ad ,
—-MnltaVitn llbpkg F. D. LEGO.
we mere Caribou ,o: Bridgepdrgt "
bleeds Gonnclli'of of
will tertsln
South prior-walk:
Shasta“. and Motions ConncI
Lo
in Council.
here. 3
. Vtcmnwmo
‘ \ Victor R n " I
5w goods have been‘
added to the gran annulment and you,
at very “low 2
mil. on War: 17. when Lln~
coin council degree tour will confer
the third degree on “c class 9' tan wron-
(‘hiei 'l‘ruln Dispatcher l. Wickham, of
the Highland division of the New York.
New Haven anti llartlord railroad.
Went over the division yésterday. it is
rutnorcd that Mr. chkham Is to be too
new assistant superintendent.
~——l’tllows. pillow tops. stamped lin-
t-ns_ laundry bags anti bureau acts are
the liaiitistrmcst we have every shown.
Special prices for Sat, and Mon. M. S.
Smith a Cu.
li'rank i'ltzpatrIt-k,
rinse brill player. wrll manage the Hot
yoke from in the (‘onrtcctlcut League.
again this scuson. ’l‘he lciguo season
wrll opcu April 28. ii wrck chillt‘l‘ titan
customary, and close September iii. a
week later than ht-tctoforc.
I’Itttit-ulrir goods for particular peo-
ple at Stymotu"s. ‘Tlit l‘t' has bten add-
ed to thc regular stock It most corn-
pleti- liuc of perfumes arid toilet rtr'ti.
.‘ltlli which are guaranteed to give Slii‘
tsfuctlon or yorir money i't funded. Stop
.n at the store at any time anti have.
your lrandktrthlct’ perfumed.
-—~.\'utiic t‘ hic liens and Fouls 16 rind
iiic. lb. llnylcs ‘ .
'llIc tcgistrars for thc town of South
Nor walk will he in session at the sel-
.ctIuIItI's office. No. 12 South Main
trett. Pritltly,.l"rlrr'tlhi'y 5th.. and FH-
iay. b‘eiii'uatzy 12. from If! nobn till ii
,i. m.. for tlrei‘purptSsd of receiving tip-
_)llcatious for registration for caucus
_illl‘l)0h‘ts. ~
Wilbcr Andrews. employed by Con-
ractor A. R. Malkin, ot' Norwnlk. was
.akcn \'t r'y suddenly Ill yestt rtlay alto-I‘-
.Ioon. at Mr. Malkin's factory in Mt-
hanrc strcot. A physician was hur~
icdly summoned to attend the sick
nun. who wds later l‘f‘llltli't’tl to his
.romc in u Sit‘lltll. llc is still quite rll
—-.\lalta Vita l‘.’c pkg.
ilisiop advertises today the prettiest
If all sales. the yearly iuvclrtol'y sale.
dvcry flock in the storc contributes
is host to this sale to make it the
aunt y saving event of the whole year's
iusiness. The sale owns tomorrow
naming. and continues for a week. Hc
owe to investigate its many bargains.
'l‘lIc (.‘onnectlcut Lumber Dealers‘ As-
.ociniion WIII hold Its :Innual Inciting
II New Haven. lr‘cbruni'y lil. Matttrs
'onccrning the lumber trade will he
“mustard and officers will lie t-itcti-tl.
\ banquet at Harmonic hall. at 1:30
I, "L, wrll follow the busincss tnccliug
want-s and mourning bands. O'Brien.
it}. Williams. ll. Kuhn. I’. W. 'l‘aft.
Ii. R. Hack. I“. \\'. (.‘aidwcll. .luIla
iottst-hulk. New York; W. H. B‘ogg.
N. II. Cassie. ii. A. Lewis. (l. \I.
irccn. R. D. Knight. floston: E. R,
(Irowles. Bridgeport; I. S. (luldstcin
iincinnati. 0.: l". H. Stillman. \V. W.
a‘tow and wife. Ncwdlaven; It. F. ls-
Icll, New Haven: Otto Albrecht. Stat
in Island; A. Fallout-or. Allentown.
’11.: I". 1-]. Williams. J12, Hartford; A.
,V. Davis. Norwich, CL. were illt' guests
'csterday at the Hotel (Milford.
If is possible that the new Krag-Jur-
:etIst-n riilcs may b0 issued to the local
:ompanlcs of the Connecticut National
luard within a week or so. and it“ they
lrlll next week. The matter of lean
mg the new rifles ls dependent some-
.vhat on the movements of Adjutant.
lencral George M. Colo. who Is new
spending a vacation in Florida. with
leneral Russell Frost. If his return
a delayed the local (ompanics will not
get the new rifles as soon as they ex-
pect.
———Thc lit-st grade Taffeta Ribbon all
widths only We yd. M. S. Smith &
Co.
Flt-‘TEEN CENT MUSIC SATURDAY
AND MONDAY.
lntlitding the to\iowlng: Tire Vil-
late by The Sea. linens 'l‘nu Step. lie-
dolin Any Rags. instrumental: if.)
in a Cocoauut Tree. Always In The
Wty. Under Southern Skies, and 10“
Others.
comm
to North .Mbin Strut. 8°th Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Bpluldlng'h Baseball
and 83:0er Goods.
THE- envisions or run WILL
are executed strictly in accordance
with the intentions of the tostator
when the
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CD.
is appointed ancestor or altruism.
Ithasno prcdudlonsfoi‘orngninltlny
of the bcneflaricl attic VIII and it
does not dleorbeco-Odchbut lull.
Miss Jammie de.V. Anness. of
New York. is they!“ tof hit. and Mrs.
we of ii West Main
hie plague of the night. itching piles -y
perm gneutly Atsnny drug store. 50
the old Danbury"
I". I). I.. I‘: (‘0. ’
;re they will be given thcir first use in ‘
r
* Red Tag Sale
anon Sulfa and Overcoat:
. wn New Zero.
., ,.
~ You'll warm lb esc bargains t‘Yi‘t‘sc. cold days. Just see the quality
of stills and over-coats wc'rc selling now at very little Dl'icort.
I
it.“
sud", r sum. 36.98 and 5.9.98.
Pretty good oiroi in these lines or snuirt suits loft from our most pop-
ular fancv mixtures. Values run tip in Slz. with a dash of ‘a {ow-"5
suits in the offering.
it won't do to fatty. if \ou want a piece of this bargain pic (‘ome to-
dllV. . l
OVERCOIITS of $6.98 and $8.98.
’l‘hcsc arc the good subsianlal black and Oxford coats We've been pric-
ing at Sill and 512. very well tailored, rut medium length and toll of stir.
vlcc atrtl comfort. We can probably fit you if you comc at once.
The savings Itcti 'l‘ng prices bring you iir boys‘ clothing make a visit
to orrr store a wise move on your part Sonic-think for all sizes of boys
in stills and ovcrcoaia, and rccfcrs too. Bring your ~bcw;
Rogers—thevens
Successors to Comsfoolr Bros.
sourn NORWALK. «.4 rat. CALL. m.
.. ...2.
My constant effort in past years has llt'l'll to make our
customers feel that they wcrc considering their host raters
.csts in cutrustin’g Ilia‘ll' nt’airpordcrs to my care. The in-
crcasc in orders tends to prove that this is the cash with
most: and that tlicynpprccinlc thc truc mcuulnr: or the
foundation stouc of our busincss “satisfaction at any cost."
i hope your pct'soual experience has not provcn Illt‘ coir
trtIt‘y. l mini you to feel that this is a dependable pl;u-t-«‘
you not what you think“ you III-twine best of everything,
suv OATS *HAT'S CLEAN. i‘ n1:- ;
MANUEL T. HATCH/
VALENTINES.
William P. Beers,
49 WALL STREET, NORWALK. , 6 80 .MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK,
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TELEPHONE roe.
CUTBILL’S
Bridgo' Fish .Mnrkot
Shad. Blue Fish, Weak Fish, Pike.
Pickercl, White Fish. Halibut, Bonita,
Butter Fish. Carp. Black Filh. Eels.
Cod. Haddock. Finnan Haddica. Long
and Round Clams.‘0y.lte’rs. Opened
Long Clams.
Smelt. No. l. 3 lbs.. 25c
Extra. 2 lbs.. 25c
Dcubic Extra, “ 15c lb.
FREE DELIVERY. Next to Fei'rla' Coal vim.
”4'1 ..
“A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND iNDEED"
s Too many people never come to glasses. They Wait for the glasses to
come to them. These are the people who talk about bad eyes in old age.
Death and glasses come to all. Bless ed are they who die young. Blessed
are they who use glasses when needed When in doubt about the needfui
time or ignorant of the proper kind come our wast
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Oprlolbn.
Room 9 United Bank Building. booth Nor-walk, Conn.
special Appointments at convenience of patron.
Office hours. B 11:45. fists. 900.8 Saturday evenings 7—9.
Is it WOrth While
to solar from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
near and can be had at such small cost?
Womake a thoroulzh examination of the Eyes, without cost. and
if glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect ilttidg guaranteed
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
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”HIGHLAND MAKESHIF‘TS.“
A few years ago scoomodntions in
the highlands' of Scotland were very
primitive. it is related that. theyoung
Duchess of Gordon on inquiring
the late ducbcas ed to on
so much can at! run, where
mmmflm'm. ‘Vhtoitlbythé
butler that for weeks at a line he had
naps on the top of the kitchen dresser.
A niece and twoothermng ladies
RE ELECTION! OF A OPINOTEI.
e'that needs proving is counter.
“‘1‘
Ethnicity is happiness, gang/aided into
pain‘
, a unclation II mind on what we
can' have. '
'i “W n Jealousy sleeps. love to dig-
ging in grave.
Manda are kept by silences-nu by
tonndcncos.
were known to have slept in the
anchor .whichprobalitywu
noticing“. humanitarian
little :this
lie when a child hire! 5! the hand
tires clone to God. w
minimum
Insult-mu
tetnaatiatclcfis’so
DO YOU‘ NEED. A
roam BRUSH?
if so we think it would b0
worth your while to 100k over
our exceptionally large lino.
. We have a winner
AT 25c
- the bristles guaranteed secure.
THE lllllllllll PHllllllll
The Prescripiitniitire.
All care plan tho door.
Night Calls Answered.
Telephone Call. 15-2.
Lone IsCANo‘sooNo BUBMARINE
ocrcnss.
Board of Officers Appointed to Draw
up Plans for Work at Eastern
Entrance.
A board of army oiliccrs has been ap
pointed to draw up plans for the sub-
marine deli-usi- of thc eastern entrance
to Long Island sound. Similar boards
will bi- nppolulcd to visit other import-
ant harbors and chatincls leading to
large cities until a complete project has
been devised for the submarine dc.
tense of the entire water front of the.
l'ilili-tl Status.
The board that will visit the forts at
the eastern entrance to Long island
sound is composed of the following of-
ficers' Mal. Arthur Murray and ~ apt.
(‘harics .l. lirtllcy. John W. Iiuckman.
(‘hnrlc’s l'. Parker and Harry G. Bishop
till of the artillery corps. The plan for
the submarine Iii-feast- ol‘ this water-
way has hut-tr under coIIsrdcrntlou for
some months past at thc school of sub‘
marine defense at Willcts Point. 1.. l..
wherc the artillery corps has a general
school of instruction. About a year
ago the control of rlIc Miliullil'lllt- de-
fcIIses of the country was takcn lroiri
the (lilKIllt‘I'l‘ department of the army
and givcn to tilt» nrtlllcry corps. Since
their the officers of this branch have
been familiarizing themselves with ”If
work rind getting ready in lmprorc the
old system. A no ' policy has been
mappcd out for the construction of
casements for submarine minus and
the laying of sires and torpedoes
which will he put into effect at once.
The board appointed to visit the forts
hi the eastern entrant-c to Long Island
sound is the Ilrsr of II lllllllilt'l' that is
to bc uppullrtcd to do similar work in
other parts of Ilic country.
ticuctol Randolph lllt' t-hicl artillery
office-r of thc army. sais that lllt' work
of the board Just organized would bc
strictly t‘tlllililt‘llllill. "t'citain plans will
lll‘ ski‘tt‘liI-tl." he said. "t‘tiu-l'illiz iii illt‘
most uciIr-rnl sort of way the sclicmc of
turpcdo defense of those channels. All
this malt-rial will be locked securely in
in)‘ sale and guarded with the utmost
care Rur pot a word or .1 single lino
“ill iic lll‘lllli‘ti icltitillg in tlic subject.
Nothing will he put to paper which, if it
were to fall into the hands of an enemy
would enable him to locate the torpedo
billion. The whole success of a torpedo
dcfcnsc “(‘5 iii hating. thc location of
the mines unknown to the enemy.
Otherwise, it would be an easy matter
to send out a boat with grappling
irons and pick up tlIc torpcdocs.“
The scheme-.0! torpedo defense of the
channels leading in Brooklyn ,lIv way
~ . of thc castcrn I‘Ilil‘llflt‘t‘ to Long island
sound will cmbrcr-v a system of close
cooperation hctwccn all llli‘ forts locat-
ed on the chain of islands that stretch-
I-s front the Long Island shore to the
t‘onnecllcut shore. A numhcr of bat
tcries are already established on those
islands. and with the complction of the
submarine torpedo (Wt-Iii the defense
will be well nigh lIIIprcannbic. When
the easements have been constructed
and the lines ‘iaid regular drills will
be held to instruct the artillery men in
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
0
NEW \‘tiitlx’. .lan. flawtlpcuinu
prices on the cotton market today were
higher than last night‘s closlhg. with
May and July above the host point of
yesterday. Trading was active and ex-
' cited, The initial advance was on bet-
ter cables than had been looked for.
and reports that spot cotton was sell—
ing all through the interior last night
at lrr‘l‘. cents for ,Inlddliu . It became
l i'ldtnt. however. soon a ter the open~
ing that enormous protlt- taking was
going on and prices were depressed
several points from the best alter
whlth they were rallied in ”It. firm-
ness in New Orleans and aggressive
bull supper.
It Al. I. 8 Rant lit: to a. m-Opcn-
lug prices in the stark market were
lower than last night. with the stile
exception of Chesapeake and Ohio.
whichr use a small fraction. Gains by
some stocks in the London trading be-
fore the opening here were ignored.
The losses in Wabash. pfd., Rock is-
land. pfd.. Illinois Central and Pacific
mall somewhat exceeded the average.
Pacific Mall declining 131 and Wabash.
Did. a point.
WALL STREET. l‘p. tin—The mar-
ket was stagnant and scarcely ah all
dozen stacks varied an eighth from the
12 o‘clock prices Commercial Cable
dropped ten points.
roMAsso PETTO ptdannoso. _
new vottx Jan list—o- rnouon of
Assistant District Attorney Ely. Jus-
tice Giegerich today discharged on his
0er ’recognissnce 'lleIn‘suo Patio.
known as “The Bull.“ who was indict-
ed p‘n suspicion of having murdered
etio Nations. of c. on
An 14,1903. Thamord lion was
found in a barrel on Est lltlI street;
and the murder became knowp as the
“build murder." Hr. El! is asking
for e discharge. stated that the last
'evitlonce did not warrant holding Pet-
ho anyilonger.
ups KIIAIIu'lt nor ooiL'rv.
ficmda.awonisn'sidafl. agu‘
was s cm. NO, Isa. spa—Ian.
K” mm. as out
Md
.1,“ ugh“
1-- I‘mm
MU!“
sag-as ,
,a.
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I Is a decided success and no
EVERY OVERCOAT an
been reduced in price ranging f
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
‘ COATS,
formerly priced $10. 5:2 and
$t3.5o, now at one price.
87-98-
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,
formerly priced $15 and $16.50.
. now at one price. .
$12.29;
i‘ Important”
Clearance: Sale .
..L
var before at this time of you
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
d every FANCY SUIT. Illa
root 8: to 87.
MEN'S sagas“ “DIWALI:
formerly priced 3t! and ”0.
now at one price.
315-69. ’
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MEN s SUITS AND OWR- .
'Lu
COATS.
formerly priced .02 and ’25.
now at one price. '
$18.39.
.,(
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era. Underwear, Caps. Shirts,
AT RIDICULOUS
Clothiers an
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys’ Reefs". BWWBWOQt-i
Working Shirts and Clovis.
LY LOW PRICES.
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SELLEGK & PRICE,
d Furniahcrs, i '
98 Washington Street, South Norwnlk.
Market
Good Demand.
Good Potatoes in good demand.
have them. Lots of poor ones on this
market. Present price here. 28c pic;
$1.10 bu.
Turnips scarce and high. About the
fairly source of supply is New York city,
now 25c pk.: l-lc one-half peck.
Cabbage that we had to offer that
week was hard and good. Sold quick-
ly at to lb
of good stock this week at same price.
Wei
How can we serve you?
Report
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Oranges. some fine sweet ones from
at 23c and 28¢: per don.
very sweet.
Shoulders. nice and bright. 8' c In.
Coffee—Come here for the finest
Fresh lot
Java and Genuine Mocha.
just in 32: lb.
He didn't want any body to tool with
‘Mrs. Horace Nash's Florida Plantation ‘
as to also. All i ' {,
his butter. but his home folks had been
trying some cheaper.
28c lb. here.
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BUTTER
VERY BEST CREA MERY
250 lb.
GOOD SWEET BI'TTI‘IR
280 lb.
Butler Eggs, lit and Coffee
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COFFEE
or a SPECIAL MOCHA AND JAVA
320 lb;
A Goon cosmic
20¢ lb.
Now he'd into ““72
Shall have a larger supply a pound of good butter and be «to it at
Lorenzo Dibble
EGGS
FRESH EGGS
.380 doz.‘
WESTERN EGGS
820 daz.
154...». "
vnavl Bases”? .
450,111?
VERY FINE
800 lb.
AND COFFEE.
I? NOR1’N MAIN STREET.
‘ $2
ladies Vlcl Kid Welt Heavy Sol
Ladles‘ Patent Colt Lace Shoes, 3‘
Ladies Fine Kid [dice Shoes, giant
4‘ ' ‘ ’
Nilllnery.
we are clot-lag in the Fur line. of this
The Fair Cloak
GI WACHINBTON STREET.
Olsens Shoe Stilt ’
WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
To SAVE YOUR GOOD ONES.
Men" 3 Vlel Kid Shoes samples and odd lot of $2. 50 and 33500 Shoes, at
$l.98.
Men's Patent Colt Blnchers. the new toe.
Men‘s Patent Horse Hide'Lsce. 83.50Shoes, at
‘3! 98. ‘
' $I 48
Clearing Sale—Prices Cut in Half.
Entire stool: of run and winter goods must be .‘oid reg-littles- at "which
or cost. to make room for the mating spring season. The entlrgstock is all
of this season‘s goods and consists of iadleh' Clocks. Suits Jacinta. Obib
dren' s Jahkets. lntsnts long and short Coats and a fuilond carbide“ line 01
it will also be to your advantage to come and see the but“
THE LEE .TEA AND BUTTER 00
. ' sour]! NORWilLK’
I 3."
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.7} '2:
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s 48 /
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e Shoes. ' “
2.50 and‘ 83.00, at "
l‘ Li: ' '1
low heels. some Cuban 'stylos. at
season's goods. .
and For
REMEMBER WE GIVE AWAY PRESENTS WITH OUR ~IEET TIA.
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Norwalk Chronicler