and Vicinity: I'iIlr and
“ion timothy. fair. follow-
ed by” looming Mittens and proba-
lIl Iain late in the afternoon and
wu tor. The area of high pro-Isurc
that was central over the Ohio valley
ycgterday morning is new central ovoi-
New. England. it III- producing mour-
aut weather with lower temperatures
in lthc eastern sections. An area of
III pressure is central this morning
in exas It is producing considerable
cloudy weather between the Mississ-
ippi river and the Rocky Mountains.
t‘o‘ndltiona favor for this Vicinity
pleasant-weather with slowly rising
temperature.
#Spcclal remnant sale for the
church folk. Bargain prsiec. M. B.
Smith IhCo.
Minn Marion 8. VIII-hum. of Norwulk.
II ft today for Fred rickaburg. “min
in. Where shc' wil visit for several
days.
~Derbles. Derbiea.Derbles. O'Brlep.
A meeting of the ltulian lndepe‘ru
dent Society will be; held at the head
quarters in Ely avenue, tomorrow at-
tornoon.
State Fiio Marshal ltusling conduct-
IIl I'l hearing in Bloomfield yéiterduy
afternoon. in the case of the alleged
Iuccmilae fire In which I‘. B. nIueI s
ham and livestock were burned.
~18 Iaclal for this Iv.eck roastiuit
pork (best. cuts). 10c lb. llayes‘.
Captain Leroy Adams, of the South
Norwatlt Fire Police. lswrccoveriui:
from a severe attack of rheumatism.
lie is still at the Norwaik Hospital.
Mrs. A. E Aistlrorpc and IlauglIIcI
lI‘I-loicnte ha'Vc returned to South Nor
IIitik. after II stav in Pechkskill when
they Item to attend the funeral of MI.
Alsthorpc's mother.
~Bo'tncthing new and something dit-
forerit~tloodrieb Food-Recipes , III
every package.
The l’crltllis (luuttcttc IIill sing at
.thc t‘hristiun 'EIIIlcaI'or lllflt‘fl g at tho
South New alk Baptist Church, Sunday
cinching IIt ti o'IloI-k.1‘omc and Hi-
joy some good singing All are IIIII
come. , ..
«widest Ibis lulu pork 10c lb. liaycs'.
Samuel Ii. liay.mond of NIIII Cu
noun. has removed his furniture to
South Not‘walk. where he expects tI
would. lie recently sold his property
on Cherrv, street. New Canaan. to Alan
l‘uterson.
(‘Iillél‘lmndl Revenue \I'.
irrank Kinney. of Hartford, has up-
" - End of films
collector during
the absence 5,. {cargo M. Phelps. on
.IIIoImt of llII.-.- -
~—Auctloa. _, for sale columu..
Judge .lohn M. Perry and Min:
l’eIrI of l-lopthport sail on Tuesday
oh the steamer f‘ripu-ssiu "\‘ictol‘iu
LouitIe for a trill (fidhe West indies.
they will be accompaniml by Mr. and
.IlIs.. Simon C. §hoiaood West Matti, .
street Soul hp'ort
-—\'oung Chick.
column.
The application of Cuptuin William
F. Madden, Company 0. First infantry
I‘. N. 0., to be retired. has been ap-
proved by Adjutant- -Gcricral Cole. and
be is relieved from the ac'tlIe mill-
llll‘i' service of this state. and placed
on theI rctired- list to date from March
We. See mlsccll.
m—Spctlnl prices on glassware.
enamel were. crockery jardiniers
toilet helmet: ..Jor the church sale M.
b.8mitlh It: Go. ...
Themed ctr: meeting of the city
of South Norwaik will be held at 7: 30
o clock Monday evening in Ariou
hail.’1lie annutl reports will be dis-
tributed in book' form on that night
and thus accepted. The budget will
be read and a tax laid for the coming
year.
—lt Mary “traced .
And Ann who Rich.
What would. ry Ann be!
‘ Marine W
. use
(’7, .5; wave cranial. eaten at
’ Jtisepha Church, llltmight. “I I,
I nut in} of Wnchingiol :5qu sum
, V‘ mt earlier-lotus
WW 2. .
Yea air:
yes sir: thréé baga' full.
All {pr my‘martemwlio any: when!
u cod “I
Ho’c to-gct some LING.
Nde‘to cure up his cold.
Machine at all drug pierce—16. 59, gr:
.......-..... _ ......~-<...-......
Lenten services and sermon In“ .
of the Sacred Hurt were bobbin t.
The first annual concert and bell of
the Bartenderc' Union' will be held li‘ri-
day night April 15th In Arlen llull.
-—1loodrlch Food 100 All loading proc-
era.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mucical- Union. will be held tomorrow
afternoon at Which a full attendance
is desired, .
The FuIlenI or Circle of King's
Daughtem will meet with MIs. Oliver
E. Wood No.17 Fairficld avenue.
'l'iIur'sdaI afthnoon. at it oriecit.
l. Incoln Council. No. 4, Order of Unit-
cIl American Meehanioti hold n- regu-
lar meeting last night, and received
seIcIal pIopositions for membernhip.
At the mcItlug next Friday night. sev~
on candidates will be initiated, and all
members of the degree team are urged
to be pIcscIIt
—-Canes and mourning bands. 0' Brian.
Mr. and Mrs ll. E. Davidson. R.(
Stccbohu, Boston; J. B. tves, Now. lla-
v:eu W E. Fuller. Lynn, MaaH.; A R
l'ettiuos I. ll. Lewis.(‘. W. Park. New
York: ii. (i. Poutious. L. A. Roberts.
Bridgeport; .l. J. Rudy, Hranford, (‘t.;
(I. ll. Piper. Walthnm, Mam. were
yesterday's guests at the Hotel Clit-
fIII‘iI. ,
v—Iicst cuts lulu pork 100 lb llayes'.
llouscurovcr Coggswcll. of Norwalk.
is carting blocking and timber to toe
Richad Kelley place, (formerly the
.lohn II‘. Bliss place.) where he will
men begin the removal of the. barn to
the property of F. 8. Raymond, across
the street, south. Mr. Kelley will crct
it much larger and more expensive
lIuru.-—-New Canaan Messenger.
sale now going on at M. 8. Smtlh 6;
Con.
Principal Henry W. Suite, of Center
School. this town. had a busy day last
Saturday. lie presided at It meeting of
the School Master‘s Round Table of
Woman Connecticut. of which he hi
president. at the Franklin school.
South Norwalk. and aluoin the. same
place a meeting of tho h‘airflcld (loun-
Iy Teucbers' Association. of which ho
is secretary. Mr. Rare. iaLII-ell ll-kcd
among tlmpromincnt educators of this
section of the state for his excer.ent
ideas anti earnestness displayed in his
work.—-Ncw Canaan Messenger.
--Auction. See for sale column.
ltobcrt Pearson. national diroc'tor of
IIIII L'nitcd honors at North Amtorlca
appeared before the Hill Makeis So-
ciety monthly meeting, Wednesday III-
cnlng. at thtI Labor Lyceum. In South
Main street. and reported that at II
special session of the national board.
held dummy. in New York. in, connec-
Ilon with the death of National fir-crib
tary John Phillips. Vice-President
Martin lmwlor was elected secretary
to sixteen! tIIo doc-ennui. and that
ank SlIalIov of the Newark llat
Finishers Association was elected
Iice- president.
—New shims derby.
A WON RFUL SAVING.
The largest Methodist Church In
Georgia calculated to use over one
hundred gallons of the llfillll kind of
mixed paint in painting their church.
The) used only 32 gallons of the
Longman It Martinez Paint mixed with
24 ggllons of linseed oil . Actull cost
of point made was less than 81. 20 per
gnlldn
saved ov or eight)! (”0-90) dolloi‘h in
paint. and got a big donation besides.
EVERY CHURtl-llarwiil be given a
liberal quantity whenever they paint.
Many houses are well. painted with
four gallons of L a M and three got-
ions of linseed all mixed therewith.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebyatod Points are sold by
Cometock. Watkins ll Dow. 80th Nor—
walk: Hubbeli a Staples Hardware
09.. Norwalltt. Vii-c8. Guru-II II
\I“catport; Northrop Bron. 8mm;
O‘Brien.
fur—r
FRESH FISH
adv-Ii iiroit r‘I‘III, 5 III... 25‘:
luttcrflch. III., 10:
out. Willi Mlckct‘al, IbI. Ice
Bonita mackerel, "2., to:
“Nib-l MW
wmI Finn, III'., to:
III-cur Harringmfitcfl’ --
13¢
Clue Pith, HaWk and
fish at moons Mao.
and: .
Clam. so can
i: “comm fien-
6 NOT FOR MTUROAY
' III '.§~.~ dl‘tI‘
\
10c and 129 k:
Homemade Sausage.
amount. figs!»
'umrotaom
shoes.
shoes.
‘dollfll‘l. I .' »
elicitfit one: that ever came into
the town.
Cl'l.
~-Attend the great church bouciit, .
far ahead of anything else for
‘ ‘ .Edi’rm
MEN! YOUR SHOES.
Shoes that look like If): dollar
Shoes that wear like six dollar
Shoes that cost you but :(ng.
I?“WmVer”“ thorn—arid the
Now lasts. tried lurid true. lactic
comfortable. quieiefrtting
Shapfl. - l' I
Fcnway is 0114' Iranian inch,
Great. Shaped-up toe. (it I up.
tension. chrome patent cat (the
best-wearing patetft leather we
know of or chrome calfskin. But-
ton or ace; patent button with
oi oivu IIIIII
common Plus.
The usual“ cu“ in tho supoylor
civil court..on kluilued yesterday
tot trlhi hunt w
Tue-day. 10 III kph. Blanca ltiuolcot
ll. tdm lnistrntrix Is John J. Ohriou
tloutrn'ctiu Co.
Whittier ay dlili’ttio ii. Noidaby vs:
George, H. Nor: II v
T)! d a 'J ltockeribeiger
0
mi. 0‘ Do 5” iv Thfl“ N. YI‘I Dig“.
it H it it." oh: Morgan-I Curran Vii
'l‘lIeN...Y N ll N‘lt B. it (lo:
Herbert 0. Taylor of "x vs. Bradley
B. Meeker at at: AimtI 8 Nelson VII:
Auguat E Nelson: Marsh MIIrwiII &
Lcmmou vs. Catherine Kcailhg, (It II.
in the court of common pletui these
cacao have been assigned for trial next
week:
' Tuesday to a. m.—-llcnry ll‘. Nor»
crosa' VI. Heretic Pigs: Adolph Zirn
mm vs. The N Y. Metal t‘elliug Co.
llaltiol’. Wells vs. N. l.. N. H. H.
{1.1L 00.; Mic-bail Bulklcy VII oIIIy
awkius Herman Qtlittncr \l-l Pctcr
dull top out withoue from seam. ,pooIIuI
.3'15'1;
$4 amt tar
Strand last in bluclier or bu't-
ton. Blucher of patent calfskin;
button. of soft fine patent, kidskin.
Last season's beat-selling shape.
$4.00.
Enamel leathcr’with stout up-
per and heavy sole. Excellent
shoe for men in all sorts of weath-
er without rubbers.
$4.00.
Cushion sole for men whose
I'eet need special care. Soft Vici
kid with an inner cushion of non-
wetting felt that makes a aoft rest
Or the foot.
$4.00.
3 And tan calfskin—4 tan is
coming with a jump thi next sea-
ron. according to ‘some of the pro-
phets. Bluchcr on the old stand-
by Penney last and regular-cut
lace on a stra' ht into -
,5 . . 3.5a. .,
Russian calfskin Blucher with
wonderful strength and unusual
grace and ease. Tic on the Penn-
3y last. that. makes a new choc fit
about as comfortably as an old.
‘ $3 50 4‘" “
NEW GRAY TIES.
That soft pleasing gray that is
I?
cprin.
An in the French narrow four-
in-hands. that best shape of all of
the day.
lxight :Iislc. front.
THE 'HOWLA’ND
DRY GOODS C,O..
BRIDGEPORT
optimum.
unrfitll‘n’bs
Ea?” Rim-ricotta".
“Ania Ifllmlanpoottulriurlmu VIM
orb) DIIIOLIM '
“III II flu In: I930. room. I“.
BAKED APPLES FOR DYSPEPTICS
Mrs. llurrlet 8. Me Murphy. of Omn-
hu. Nob. widely known as ll. theturar
\‘Votlnetiday—Wllllilm C, Klnaclln VII.
Frederick l’rntl; Dennis 'l‘oolau, ud-
Ininiatrator vs; The John Hancock
Mutual Life Insurance (lo; Matthias
Bturm at at VH.‘ The Connecticut. itali-
II‘Iw hi Lighting 00.: George White \‘ii,
Dudley S. 'l‘ro‘wbrldgc.
Thursday—~hacou' Wukcmau vs.
John I. Throckmm'ton ct. alsz~ Israel
lluckin Vs. Jacob Leizc or III: Owen
J. Keenan VII. L. S. Berg: John Lucas
ct II vs. 1Michael' McKaru III III:
March, MIIrIleI 6‘: hemmon VII. (lattic-
rlnc. mating: Francis W. Marsh vs.
Catherine Keatink III III: David E.
Smith VII. City. of Bridgeport: .Inincir
Maher. administrator VII. Chart-III Ed-
Ily: Henry (‘ lI'ni bl VII. Jonathan
WII e: William R oward vs. Meeker
& rry; Oeoigt. H. Raymond, ad-
rulnittt‘rattn'. VII. Sarah E ltuscoc;
James J." Farrell Is. John L, Hughes;
oealn' Hungarian Sick Benefit society;
Stephen ilomth vs. Bridgeport ltak
Frank Nip‘ncthy vs. Bridgeport ltuk~
oczIII find arian Sick Benefit socity;
Wechsler. am 1 Co III. A. Lebcn
ihal.
au—a— -.
-- new crave acotsrca.
For 1904‘ Will he leased by the Sec-
.Mary III. emu Today.
The new‘ state register, compiled in
tho otllco of the secretary of state
will be issued today, and within a few
days copies of this valuable little refer»
I-nce book will be ready for distribu-
Ilon.
SchetarI Viual has added some. use
ful improvement: In the statistical III-
iormalion. Including II list of free pub
ill? librarian. and II list of chapters of
Daughtersof the American Revolution.
The borough slutlltlcs are enlarger!
and the list of notarles is divided to
show those whose Iommissioncrs ex-
pile renmtctiicly next February and a
war later.
The two new main IIill bc appIIII-I
.Itod The larger map. 17x24 gives
county and town tIIIuIIIlnI-les. stream
railways and electric roads. distances
humor-ital lion. dud names of moun-
Iulus. lake , atreama. Inc. This map
was made by a Chicago firm from It
large map. The second map. prepared
IIIIIlII'r the direction dt Secretary Vlrral
l' IIIIIIiiIlly {Drilllt‘ register. shown the
. counties in colors. with the new sena-
torial districts defined: At the bottom
of the map are shown separately the
districts in the cities of Hartford, New
Haven. llrldgcport and Waterbury.
EXTRA JURORB CALLED.
Preparing for Tricl of Sunday for
Murdhr.
'l‘hirtyvlivo extra. .iurors have been
summoned for the Eardlcy murder
~0ll- domestic science. is to have}
restaurant for disparities at the.
World's Fair “Of course. there will
by food serII-d for other than oped-
tlcs." said Mrs MoMurpby nor Oddly.
' but i shall have apecial menus for
Ilyspcptics. i shall prepare these with
a View to the summer season. For in
slant-II, there, will be fewer meat IliIIlI
IIII included on my bill of lore than
IIIIII would have in a winter season.
l“l'lllt. lots of cooked fruit and fresh
fruit: salads of vegetables and fruit
and bolted, apples: you. baked apples.
That in one of the dishes 1 most
strongly recommend. Baked apples
Illlflt‘l‘tld*l'illtllmolldfi and filled with
I hipped cream. 0! course; there are
at last half a dozen different. kinds
of dynuepiios. Each class requires dlt,
i'IIt‘eIIt treatment. but: thin ample-tom:
I-f baited apples to the one dish that
will prove healthful to the sufferers
-from.lndigeettoo of all typoc. Pastry?
(more; bckcdapplda like that couldn‘t
be called poetry. 1 am not in favor
"If. Inna-yr .1. Thu” AWN""MD‘8.I
t..hink are too fond of it. Pastry.
should he eitehsnbout Ema“: yenr‘:
the special dishes prepared for dys-
peptic. will 'be nude on the “balance
to...“ ,, ,II. Different. ingredl-I
on tons of food Will be
21.13“?“ IiIIIvIdII'aI (Hill to and
2,513.1! h bottle Globe-Demo-
crat
Well. “I; “In your. In!
W 959,55 ”good a asserts!
“'llrarhl eff—05h 70's. dindeedi
, I3?” . l
gage
a
SEND FOR A BOX OF
trial which will come up next Tuesday
in the Criminal Sucprlor court before
Judge Milton A. Shamans. The list
follows: Deth‘cl. Joel E. Taylor and
ti. 8. Audrewrc liarlau, S. s. Biaho
and James ll Webb: Dauburi. O.
i Meeker. P. -A Knapp and Foster Lyon:
ithccnwlch. E. 'l‘_ Mead, and V. H.
Russell: Huntington, G. M. Wakclce
and Eb llawlcy: Monroe. C E. OII~
born turd U. S Blackmail; Newtown,
.lolm II‘. Sanford and H. W. Wright;
New Canaan. Louis Provost. and S. D
Ogden: Norwalk. Theodore Knapp, .lnr-
vln Kellogg and Samuel linskum: Red-
dlng, George Sherman and Thomas
Flood; Ridgolleltl. i. W. Wade and W.
M. Beers: Stamford. Charles A. Bruce,
I8. 8. Knapp and Arc. Arnold: Weston.
ii. M. (IIIIIlIl and 0. W. Andrews: Weat-
lport. E 0. Wakcman. Lloyd Nash and
.tloorgc Pnlrchlld; Wiltonxll. ll. 03
‘bprnc, Frederick Gray and A. N. Bent.»
d of
eoeuua Attenuators.
I SEATS FOR THE PATHFINDER. .
Seat-I are new oh said tilt the dn~
I-gngencnt- of Methowiewemhdndemp
liwhléh will begin at Hoyta Theatre.
Monday, March 7th. A very Varied list
of play a ranging from roihxntlc dramas
to farce, comedy." le‘Ipmmleed. TIIo
speclaitlcc, will be glIeInhqtnenoceh
act the loans. Rentfrow Er Ki
wadd’ittlvllhi and Maltéi-R all,"
King. who ii prominently”
Handsome contents and or arm of
special scenery will home dad-amt
engagement. The band» and concert
shell eat my own I make ~Philcdcl- orchestra which the company» “crimp
will finder the latest popular music.
Na‘tineea on WM! dnd- datum»
on y
nouticed .for T‘W ' ‘I‘. when lud-
les' tickets will o. use I'. I'his organi-
trillion issues ladiee‘ tickets for both
Monday and Tuesday nights.
.‘nv u'u
W ‘
» 8%5VILLI FELT EARTHQUAKE
tinct earthquake
- sitrg equcllcicl actloil of this
brew“ lnIodIclI km
"The Three Musketeers" Is an~ ‘ '
miles sleuth, is to choc-Root that n disc
lack to Nil PM
M
7.!"
A Very Hat":
sp'py Home.
A Full DescriptioII of How It All Game
About.
“A dreary place would be this earth
Were there no little people in it:
The dong of life would lose Its mirth
‘ , Were they no children to begin ll.’
Dar children are in truth the light of
our lives. The word homo ha: its full-
est moaning only when there are chil-
drop.
Mothers. therefore. can comprehend
following communication from Mrs
John P. Nolan. III soley St. Charles
result has Indeed been wonderful. lloy
“My little boy Roy was afflicted with
nervousness and violent convulsion:
since he With six months old i trl led
many physicians without mall and
numerous remI-Illca with no success. At
the age of three years he was taltcn
mm with diphtheria and uftc r ’slxII-en
weeks severe lllllt'tIH at ilII- houpltal. he
was rclurncd home in all cxircuIely
wen uk and exhausted Iouditlou. The
slightest excitement would Icsult in
violent convulsions.
"Discouraged with the failure of
physicians and medicines til cure him.
i wna induced by friends. who moonl-
mcndcd the remedy. to try Dr. Greene's
Nervurs. l purchariodra bottle and the
result has indeed been wonderful. ltoy
commenced to improve immediately:
his appetite returned turd thooonvul-
,. -I . .
slons have now entirely ceased. Dr.
Greene's Nervurn is Indeed a wonderful
medicine, and i trust IIIII cure of my
littlc bIII IIlll III giIIIII wiIlII publicitI
in 01ch that all childlen similarly ut-
IllItcd may be I-.urIIIl MI full [It‘l‘llllHI
ainu Ir: glIIIu III. publish this teatimow
ial for othII"I a good.‘
if your infants tll chlldIcu arc sick.
give them that greatest of all children‘s
remedies. Dr. tlI'ecuo's’NIIrvIIru blood
and nerve remedy. This wonderful
remedy is. above all. a family IIchlI-iuc.
Ind its name is a household word in
thousands of homes ull ovr'II Ily land.
it is made from pure and harmless Icg-
ctablc remedies is (aiming soothing
and healing to the tic-Ines. and III the
same time, strengthens and invigorutt a
the entire system. restoring II health
fill color to the check: iefIc‘stIiug sch Ip.
strong nerves stout limbs and that
bounding heal and Iiiaiiii which all
children should have. It. is perfectly
safe to give to children of any age.
and its curative I'Iud rcatorutivo effects
are wonderful. ,
it in not a patent medicine. but the
prescription of the most successful liv-
lug specialist. in curing nervous and
chronic diseases. llr. Greene, of ill]
Fifth Ave.. New i'orkcity. He has the
largest practice in the world. and this
grand medical discovery III the result
of his vast experience. The. great rII-
putation of ur. Greene is a guarantee
that his medicine will cure. and the
fact that he can be consulted by any
one at any time. [rec of charge per
annuity or II letter. gives absolute III:
titled and for all: by all
Q
chum (fill In
{W rm 'f' ”(at
INJURED HIS FOOT. 4
E. It. Bipporly Nu the Milforttmc to
Have Heavy Drilling Bit Fall I .
r W; I H u 4:
E. N. Sipperly. the Wester con-
tractor who in drilling a well at BI idgeo
port, for, the Yoet typo-writing concern.
y Mother and a VI'Y'
the joy which thrills each word of the ..
1 at No.13? \‘l ushiugton Street.
Bl‘ IIOUSNESS 6r CONSTIPATIQN
: Baroque,
Bargains. 44?
”MI.
‘VIRY iTEM SHOULD BE. OAR! FULLV NOTED.
‘WJMR'ANI MOW .
[Y .AVING FOR SOMIBODY. -
..1’v«" .. ‘I‘!‘I,N .
.I .AI,,.
CLIAN up or caution".
8i.” comforts for 76c."
”Jill-comforts for line. . ~
$1.50 ccmfortsfor “.19..
$1.75 comforts for 81.39..
“WW “in". Iran emu-remained - j
Were $5.98, new $3.25. Were 30.98 i AND 'LANN.u‘ ‘ ' ' ’
now “.49. Were $7.98, new $5 ..t‘.I Were £32: “:3? ,pfimdiiiifflgrinu. 59 this
59-98» “”w, "‘49- Best apron g n'ghamc tie yd.
i . I
FUR BARGAINS. ‘ ) Iaucy dress giighama 8r. yd.
nest qualityt‘ganuclotte lilo yd.
$5.98 for scarfs. now $3.25.
87.98 fur scarfs. now $4.98. ,SPEGIAL REDUCTION PRIOR ”ON ‘
810 50 for scarfs, now $6. 98. ‘ MEN'3 AND BQY" Wfifmri‘ "Iv
343.50 for scurfs new 89. 50 i Bile men“ s cotton fleeced uudgrwm, ,
LADIRO' COATS.
Were til, now 84. 98. Were tlfl, now
:7. Bit. Wore 815 now #10:. Were 318.
now .12. I
fur scarfs, now 312 39c.
50c men' s stiff bosom ihirts. 39c. ,3
Site men II outing flannel nightlhllftli.‘
, 39c.
when It“, In,” net-cod shirts. Ida? Ill!
ms 190.
race: eaicsc an: *mi'cado‘l'dlo‘. .
lilo featherstitehed braid Ibo plc
10¢ pearl buttons.bc Moan. ‘ .I
l‘éarl buttons.‘ doz. on cord, 5!: dill.
Assorted black ins 50 paper. , ,
Assorted widths. white tape, 5c 9“,". '
GREAT WAIST CHANCE.
licavy white and fancy
“Hall!!!
The 7th waists, now 3th.
The 31.26 waists. now Sue.
The $2. 98 waists: uow 81-79-
The $825 waists. now $1.25
REMNANTS 0F DRESS 60008.
This stock has been thoroughly. gone
W0! and ever) remnant wooded nub _ Hone hair plan. We II
There‘ a some excellent waist and skirt Assorted black pins on card 5cm .
Iatterps amongst these. and tho pricas‘ Tooth brushes. were 17c and 35o,“
are now fully one third len than forneaoh'.
mor selling prices Taffeta binding. ti yard piece, the.
88-85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn . .
VeII’d Be Surprised
to know lIoII tunnI SOFA PILLOW TOPS we sell.
The new lithograph pillowsmow on show are perhaps the most
beautiful “'t‘ have ever had. We also have It profusion of choice, new
ilorai designs for outline work. Come and see them.
N. E. RYAN.
. 86 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
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your 2WD prloo
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Those liens should lay you from six to twelIe eggs each day. .
Why duel-I not the food you use rm to EGGS? Because it stuffs your
tools and affords no albumen for egg formation
RAYMOND BROTHERS' Chicken (lruiu will yield you duos.
Are. your Henri dopy? Cali then. for our Food to tone them up and put,
them in working order. noon to your hens.
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