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. -‘ fluilekcmo HOtcl Block.
'iauow tonight.
“i The storm that was central near St.
«Paul yesterday . rain; has. moved
i
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Itiippl rig;
' northwest.
" ’1 Moth Nomnlk, Conn.
dieiiiiiiiits‘.
wanting" FORECAST.
FOI"NOI‘“’hIk and vicinity. Rain or
Probably fair Saturday.
south atward. anti it new central mar
Pittsb rg. It has produced cloudy
Weathur'mth light rain or’snow In 'all
the northern sections east pf..ther.uiua-
he temperature contin-
‘Iie on film in the oxiwmo
The story}: will; probably
put eastward over cw England to-
night: Conditions favor for this vi-
cinity cloudy "and rainy weather. prob-
ably follow“ by electing on Saturday.
Storm warnings are diaplayed along
the New England coast.
Mrs. Thaddeus (layer, or Lowe
street. lsvieiting in New York;
-—Old grill. mill 'plt dog ana'puppy
breed. the pkg. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Mrs. N. E. Gleason. of South Nor-
not ailgh
.—
? walk. visited Darlcu relatives Satur‘
j day.
Arthur 'A. (lrahain. who has been
4 neri‘oualy ill {or several months. was
- slightly Improved yesterday:
*hlixcd note We lb. F. i). 1.. & Co.
Mrs.-F. W. Buttery. or Norwuik. has
.been visiting her mother. Mrs. Eliza
J. Thompson, In GcOrgetown. .
MismM. J». Campbell. of Norwnlh,
has been a recent. guest of - Dr. and
Mrs. it. N. Betta, in Newtowu.
-New Spring derby. O'Brien.
A meeting of the Burtonder‘n .Union
has been called for Sunday afternoon.
in the built-in South Main. street.
Miss May Painter. of Pearl street.
Port Chester. in visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Wilbur llyiitt," of South Notwalk.
Ilcv. Father l-‘ogarty, of St. Mary‘s
Church. Norwulk. 'will preach in St.
Aloysius’ Church. New Canaan. this
evening.
«Gran. sugar. 21 lb. $1.00. l". D. L.
-&Co.
Matthew r‘rientl. oi howl: street. cui-
ploytd in the Consolidated Railroad
freight yard, in South Norwalk. has
been ill.
Dexter (‘ole has his launch oii Josh-
ua Jennings" ways at the South Nor-
walk oyatcr dock». .IV‘ht.[L§.r3lll.; has
pushed the winter.” ' ' ' \
Lincoln Council. No. it. Order of
United American Moehohiu. will hold
a meetingtonlght. in 'Myptic Limit)
llall. Washington street; .
The contractors iii-e awn-i.- oii the
south pier-oi the Washington street
draw bridge. String [Juicy .are being
placed along the south sdo‘.‘ .
. -—Buil.la" an the system: putépurc.
rich bloodin the Vein», makes men and
women ntrong and healthy—Buydock
Blood Bitters. At any drug store.
liousekeepera. a March-carpet sale
has, been planned for you at Reads.
The prices on the different {italics are
quoted in the ad. Read it.‘
Mi's.’i-‘raiicei~i E. Seymour. 01‘ 97 South
‘ Main street. has gone to New York.
to spend a week with Mrs. Major Yard
and other relatives and-friends in that
city. . . 3. . .
Mrs. Oliver Id. Weed.j of Fairlie.
avenue. entertained the King's Dough»
ters' Clrclc of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational Church, yesterday after-
noon. - “x- ,
—-Mixed tints 10c lb. 11;. D. L. a Co.
Some very go'dd odors spin-er i_n Dili-
ble's all. taday. so be sure to read it.
Such nipple articles as eggs; flour, pota-
toes. etc., are quoted at prices-stire-to
please. . '
The $0utli Norwalk' Prohibition Aiu '.
llanco \villmeet at Thomas ii. Colea'. .'
residence, No. 1 Railroad avenue. South
Nora-elk. Monday. 'liiareh it. A good
attendance is particularly desired. _
PAINT vouni‘ww‘ron 761i.“
to 31.00 with Devon's» (Hoot: ‘Cprriage
Pilot. It mim'dilo"! ‘otafimore ‘10
the pini that! othera. wears “longhorn!
gives allgloaa commentator»: Sold
hy.~ConIatock. Watkins & Dow anal.
mooraam. ' . .
Grace Church. last evening;
" biotin-to- ill. John-on II ill at her
ironic. corner of Wall and lea-cu Itl'oot,
Namath. . . i.
* I-u-Mlud nut: 10c lb. 1". D. t... A Do:
.t‘ntuv fire hydrant has been imitati-
“(I In t‘unrp atria-tyNorwalk, to replaoo
a broken one.
The Norwalk Liquor Dyalera' Ano-
ciation will Meet in Arion Hall, tinn-
dayoltcmoon. at 3:30 o'clock. "”1. r
The boird or achool visitors. tit-"do
.Town of NorwalkL-are scheduled to
hold a melting next Tuesday t-vcnin
thkeiioo Tribe. .I. 0. R. Map! No&
I ii'cvenin 7‘
. o. (lazt
\itllilt,’ Will hold a session
at .flod Men's “all, “I .
building. "1‘
Albert (‘oukliin of North Main
ptroel. who has been 0 enlu oyutora
{or Talmadgc l: Lyon tiring the sea-
son. has gone to New York. to take a
position as cook on a tug boat.
~Cuiica and mourning bands. O'Brien.
Every section at llowland's Ia
spreading out the new spring wears.
Kt't'n housewives should visit this store
these days. as thcrc Is much oppor-
tunity for money savinlt. ‘
-—-Freuh eggs the dot. l“. D. in. if: Co.
Captain "l‘nyl'or. ‘ of tho ‘Norvall-
Launch Company. has just purchased
a new Orient niiekboard automobile. in
which. be h been open '0.“ the streets.
IIIIN‘Wt'Q‘k, or the flritt_tinic.
*The Arnold foundry. in lioyt street,
Norwalk has been shut down for the
annual Inventory. which will probably
lie completed. 10 that‘opcl'atlmvcttll
be rt shined on hlondal'..ervh.21al. .‘
-—l)erblea. Derhies. Derbiea. O'Brien
The Norwulu dcalcrs' ‘are‘begiifnlng
to display baseballs and beta. a pawn
.-or of spring. even it the weather
iiin-ii't put In an appearance. The sport
premium to he his popular as ever.
this year.
A apta-iaiflsule of potatoes in adver-
timd for March 12th. at the New York
iroccry Company‘s store. Note the
mice for ilhc Maine potatoea. and the
nihnr snappy bargains that arelqttotod
In the ad today. . .
~F‘rcsh eggs 25c doz. F. D. L. i. 00.
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order of
the Sons of America. hold a regular
meeting, last night. One application
for membership was received. and ur-
rangcmonts'mado fora ditnce to bc'gi‘r~
on in the near future.
Several singers [who applied for the
position or s'oprauo at. the South Nor-
paik Confrggntl Ital Church. were. giv-
cn a trla yoat day afternoon. Mrs.
Noll. of Rivnrside. will sing In the
church next Sunday.» ' - , .
-iluilircilns. Umbrellas at O'Brien's.
Mysterionu 'pnrnpiiet‘iialin" ifl‘1llt‘Iilfl
maniiraciurml in Norwalk. for we
Acrir- of Eagles. It in nOW'hbotit-rom-
picle, aiul will probably be used on
the next batch or candidatea-io be lit-
ind out with wings.
The Shell Fileh Comniiwlonei‘a held a
‘cm-ilng In the Council room, South
Norwalk. this week. and received one
application for revision ‘bi the assess-
ment on oyster ground. ._Uther meet-
ings will be held at the other: .of the
commission in New Haven. March if-
and 22: ' ‘ ’ ‘ ‘
——l"resh eggs 25c don-VP. D. L- & Co.
. The High School graduating class
reception of South Net-walk. will be
held Mare 8, at tho~’l\rindry'. "The
graduating class. willipeinde the grad-
uates oi' the South Norwalk School.
the Over River-vachool and the Ner-
walk aehool. The graduating exercises
will take place in June. .
'Cuil tomorrow and see the .a ring
styles at (lately it Brennan's. '-f In
need of a nt-wlpuitor coat the (act
that your funds are low 1813.9 reason
why you should fail‘t‘o‘hbptily your
needs. an. the. ayatom adopwd by this
store will enable you to et what you
desire for it small chair ay ‘etit. the
II mainder to he paid by w 3‘ install-
ments. Sco'ad. -
———l\'ew Dunlap derby. O‘Brien.
'l'horepori in" regard ‘lo Contractor
(‘oggswt-ll. of Norwalk, moving. the
John Bliss barn. in New Canaan. re‘
neatly purchased by Richard B. Kei-
ley. across the street to the property
oi’ l-‘. C. Raymond. is not correct. The
fact ia‘, that Mr. Raymond haa'bougltt
the burn on the propci‘tykoown'better
as‘th " Searien farm. weet- of Mr. Kel-
ley‘s widower-and the~.struot.ure is
well oh its way to‘tho new sitar—dbl”
athl- $3M
Canaan Messenger.
.uy ’ ti, a";
ii‘rcsh .l-ler’ring.‘
. a i... an” an
saver-rum Fish.
5 lbs. for 25¢
Georgetown shod. 12% lb.
Greens“; (from. in; in.
wéakimii. ‘. toe; iii
gmleh'and Bonita Mackerel. 10c lb.
Cheat. 3 4"»;ihc'ih.
waist Halibut. . . 15c lb.
Scanned and all other kinds offfleh
'1' lhig 'at reasonable nrleca.- :.
hang them, ' Mr.-.“ 30c qt.
. gill-'93”: or NH t tomato?“
1; WERE”,
flatware. annotate Mitch‘s "th
game's; nor7 FOR carillon
. ‘ Swirl-t. iI‘v
. Uzi..- ; . \ ~
' . that 5wrloioow . . .w'
j ureter ‘ m and tag lb.
'ineétnode Sausage. ~ ’ 2;, '
an t Beef._ , m Ill.
new none: 4. " the lb.
hilds”%“l“firidti .: j‘ '
. Not enough room on our page
nowadays ‘tor a-quarter of the
thing: that deserve advertising.
Every department-man he: a
good budget ofnem: every‘nc-
tion in spreading out the new
spatially-1"“. Ther “in'itttucllt‘oti-
03 t or vng. teen
‘0 . LOW; .‘oiten to
the store than" nyl. Today’s
story is incomplete. One must
9 to the store to realize the
mdth of its power to serve.
SPRING .
HOUSEKEEPER'S SALE. .
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A comm euro tor (on
and nature voila! Iii advnticcd claim.
cnt duct alien-kl
hold by were everywhere.
60 mil. ‘
You gill no the on
tint on.
bottl- an m
numptlun in Int Mayra.
no at mice.
"as:
'i v. a” ”and? ' . V .. . '
“at, ‘1 ,: V‘fi‘u
want convent Icy. About Democratic '
.. 'c v. tlon In tincture ‘
'rhunriifiiififi‘trdflha , liui'ilpl‘lf ‘ .
. 'i‘ Mil,
.uiil pride take. the
it attractive.
escape
you—each
with economy news.
Sets of 100 pieces. American nor-cc.
M'Vl‘l‘lli colors.
(it 't‘ol‘lti I tins
DINNER WARE.
in
north “$445.75. .
Let them tell their
own story. Don't let one word
is ireighted
Wm.
BISHOP TIERNEY To It PRISENT.
Right Rev. Blahop Tierney will
come to .Bridgeport Sunday. March 20.
to dedicate the new‘ltalian church or
the Holy Rosary. which has Just been
completed. and of which Itov. Father
(lnctuodathe pastor, The latter is
arranging fora program In which tnuny
oi the Catholic societies 0‘ the city
will participate in connection with the
“American porcelain acts of'illi pieces.
rich ilower designs. finished with gilt
handled. worth $12.51). $13.50 and $15— -
$8.75. . .. ., .
liurgcss a imigh English porcelain.
imderglazo pattern in iiown blue.
“2 piece-a, worth $I5~39.75.
liiti pieces, worth 8iti.507-$12.50.
iioyai Austrian china. late shape.
pink flower decorution.‘ ‘ '
100 pieces, worth Il8~14;60.
iii pieced, worth file-316.50.
\ Austrian china. loo-piece act.
Ifli't' border decoration—816.50.
Theo. Hurilund‘a French chitin with
pink-anointed Iiowcr decoration and
niipplcd gold handle. .
I03 pieces, worth “9.50-4.23.
113 pieces. worth 835-427.
American porcelain aeta sent in this
season by makers as samplea of what
mod wnrc they" produced, worth $18.
:0 and tZI-otlh. '
FANCY CHINA.
goi d
dedicatory exercises.
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GlOVer’s
WM“! “1... ..... .7
the Place
——
‘EtiTE
roa MEN AND prEN
'Small chinawure in dozens of shapes
and decorations.
PLATES of all sizes from preserve
to dinner and in French and Austrian
ch inn—in
eluding Theo. Haviland.
15o Hort for so
25c sort, for 12c
35c sort for 18¢.
.300
"9'
. aort for we.
79c sort. for 370.
$1.00 sort for 00c. ,
CUPS AND SAUCBRB.
(‘ i‘it'l‘ll
Wt)
inner size. worth 10c—5e.
r l lilc~iic
Ten eupkand saucers.
W0
“'0
“'0
W0
r zoo—12c
rth titre—lite ‘
rth 500~31IC ,
rth' 60c and 7.50.450
licrry seia of Aurtriau china.
7 pieces. worth 85c——80c.
13
pieces. worth til.50-iihe.
rite ROWLAND
Dav GOODS co.
. engaging at‘.
$3.50
Shoes and
Oxford:
NOW READY.
TEL..157‘6.
Weir Shoes liiat Fit
m. .
t . .
m: NOR WALK HOSPITAL
re BE‘SOLD .-
it n. u said comment mime lraiiiivn
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HOYT'S THEATRE.
1",
r.$
t, .
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'1' Ii'iina’hity that hospitnla. are tit-cos;
"saw. Certainly every outs-would er‘
Mine the day when they were no long-
er Ili'l‘dt‘d. Were all remedies. for hu-
man ills as eitleiant as Dr. Dick's hit-di-
einc is for malaria. rheumatism and
OH: Week Beginning Monday. March grippc. then the hospital could be
1"! H .l. EUid- ' ..
RENTFROW'S
Jollu Pathfinders
In a Repertoire 'of High-Clan Play: at
Popular Prtcurto. 20, 30c.
ace-amine. ‘
Nights.
li‘riday1~A Fight [or a Million.
Saturday—James Bros.
Mailman.
\\‘ednesday-New‘ East Lynne.
.Q—Big
Saturday—Below Zero.
LARGE AND coMP‘E‘err co.
Full Band .and .Qpcrltlc Orchcotrl.
Vauddvlllc Acts Nightly—a
‘ Continuum Performance. .
MIT-00 in Gold Given Away on Gator-
day Night. . .
Ladm’
daylndiTundlr Mam i
-t17'l.’ . {$7- .‘
’ll owns ’1' arnhrha.
Ono Would-"COM
Mom
MONDAY, MARCH 14.
The Moonlight» data» anaon'a
.. . than» ”I“? All-traction.“ , 2:.
The
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"Wit“
“first; linger.
Reborn... Stock.
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Montry” Edam; the“ $mhlt M .OIn- ‘
, . national om
mam-r
MAN or M any." '
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Ehld'ifliiflitfil'm“
3.4106,. 200 hid 30¢.
ticketo good for both Mon-
t Wliti ~
«Ink at.
K. dot. .
EVA.0R Y, H goggoizofiliitt.
- "oaaficao£‘§°i3b;¢":oc ":9
. O Malia.» .. . on no
Rosina I.“
notice
South Norwaiit Union
School District.
Notice is hereby‘ given that an an.
M‘SHHIOH! of the real and rotuble estate
within the said diatrlcl has been made
on the town list of iliiiii. and that said
list has this tiny boo-n (it‘lltlflllt'ti by the
t'lci‘k of shill lii‘iil'k‘i at the (mice til
Jacob hi. Layton. No. :l Railroad Place
South Norwnik, Conn. tor examination
and that. the board of relief will meet
ill the 0mm: of said Jacob hi. Layton.
No. 5 Railroad Place. on the liiiti day
of March. .\ l).. 1904. :ii 1: o‘clock p.
tII.. to hear and determini- all appeals
made to them i‘orthc equalization and
perfection of said assessments.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
Conn. this. the :id day of March, A.
1)., 1905. 3“ '
Signed.
A. BLANCHARD
JOHN it. LIGHT.
MATTHEW CORBETT.
Committee of the South Norwalk
‘ ‘School District. . , .
4. ’ . ' M
"Notice is hereby also giyen that an
attachment of the real and ratable o
tatogof the said dintrict. within-RV
eliuatetl that there was no llsainct and
separate'vahic' lute- been raunchy-the
aseotsora and this day tiled by. the
clerk oi hid district It the o ee 0}.
Jif‘d) M. Layton. No. 5 Railroad lace.
(3 gold South Norwaltk. cotlitnN alt
to t. the. ty 0 it our .
Conn. that; the Ed day eggflareh. 1904.
. A. BLANCHARD ‘
, JOHN H. LIGHT.
MATTHEW CURBETT
Co tuition of the South Norwalit [in
ion chool District.
I ....
MT 0 ilritt'lnaurnnce inner to be
‘ not on the Stamford T n Hall was
overéo gglectmo: tangy. 3.1;
2min amountsnfizthflm_
.. "arr...” no...
'9 ‘ Lt . ”l 1.
Mr. Hon: OI“: Mm
. orwaik hunting.
'
t‘oiirltnt:
"Thc democratic tunic coinmiitcn
will hold a meeting in New Nnvcu next
Mon ay. arcli‘lt, at ‘thn ’l‘ontina
imtc ati o'clock. Chairman Wainh'l
call apt-cinca that the meeting In 'to
flit tho than and place or holding the
democratic state convention. to no
point dologatoa to the national demo-
ip convention to be held in St.
M ,'
an‘oflort is makingto have the gamut-
ing In that city as ‘it more convenient -
place for all the dclt‘galca to reach
iliiill llariford.‘ 'l‘lu- chiuicr eta 10)
liter of lord-head-
..I logic. (lruntc that New Haven
is easier to reach, them is also’to be
considered the convenience or deputy
are. it to acid that Chainnau Walsh.
after his t'liilt' to thin city, made up
his mind that'Hurtford was the bout
[iilwt‘ in the atato to got away from. He
and his portable birth-ago. round dc-
nurture the oaalcst and meat agree
ulilo thingthcy had Culllt! across for
iliilll‘i'i. ‘ . ‘ " .'
"It in probable that Chairman Wh ‘ "
has no desire to come here autumn ‘
liin reasons are at directly rotated: to
railroad tlmodnb ca. They are periton-
ni rather than geographical. A demo.
cratic aiatc‘ convention in thin city ‘ttib
.ii-r existingolrcumatuneos would he a
public curlotlty. The old-timoravtroin
the back country. coming in with you:
for President, or. among the youngo.
tor ’l‘om Seymour for governor. would
i'md ihcmaoivos among atrniigera whose
tut-cs and politics were alike unfamil~
llll’.
"The laat, state convention of the
party waningcw liaven anddevel:
illit‘ti a tree it _ t‘ among the placate.
from New .Mt‘ I county. _ ‘ 6 HEW
ford manhunt-tho demeaning .
mmmiitee in Charles J; Dilbitj" tug
cunt widely known and popular update
taker In the state, who in spite this
experience and'native sitlii has p oval
unable to bury the d .erencea in the
party so that they wil stay under."
N0 MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Death of Prof. A. J. Wiiklnu Leave.
No One to Do the Work.
Word canto front New Haven Iaat
night that there will be. no May inu-
sic festival givcu'undcr the. not ices
ci‘ the. Connecticut Music Tear ore‘
Aaaocinii‘on this ymig'oti account of
mu dcatli of Prof. A. .l. Wilklnr, oi
"ridge-port. Mr. Wilkins hail always
looked out for the. preliminary ar-
rangemeniu, but on account of the
long Illness which preceded his death.
none have been made [or the festival
this year. and it is thought to he too
late at this time to make them. Be-
.‘IIIC‘H that. it means the getting to
rather of the oflircra of the ham:-
imu and the electing of a secretary
and a business manager. and there
dot-u not appear to he one in view at
Ihis‘ time to take up Mr. whose
work. May {csiiruls have been given
In Connecticut {or the past 13 years.
and have Ina-n attended by musicians
irom all over the state. Many ot‘ the
principal singers have been engaged
for it months ahead:-
POPULAR Amusemgnre.
Ii‘l-INBERG STOCK CO.
Commencing Monday at lloyt's Thou—
iro we have the Peaberg Stock Com-
pany. (this company In said to be the
best popular priced organization on the
mail. Among the company we ilnd
rich .clorcr people as Lawrence
limoke. Will J. K inedy. Wilson it.
l‘odd. 1.. M. Struck, . olin lliitglns. Mai-
ihoin Koclilor, Frank Mallory. Ell. Mob
ui'y, ii. Sawyer, .l. P. Cahili. Virginia
[itilliiiaiu Marlo hlthii. (.‘i‘cssic Cann-
in, Adi-lie Adams. ilracc llaiiiduy, Lita-
nli- Brooks nntlliva Gray. The plays.
A Man of Mystery. (lathe Stroke of
Two \‘c. The 1ch Orbits Nurse, The!“-
.‘er Jagger, Beware of Men. A Worn
.iii'a lioiior. 'i‘no Young Halters, A Bier
i-r‘s Revenge. Tracy. the l'iandit. and
others. The specialties which are car-
ried by this company are not equalled
by any popular priced attraction and
consist of such people an Mien Marie
soloist; hlisa idva Gray. high-class vo
:nlist: Mallory Brothers and Brooks.
musicians. Singers and dancers: Mina
'lriu‘e llallitlay. genuine coon alioutor;
tliss Crcssio Cunnndn. singing anti
dancing sotlbrctie; Will .7. Kennedy,
JHI‘OtiY ranger. mimic and dancer par
~xt-cliencc. Monday is the usual in-
iica' night and a reserved aeatcan be
Eocureddor lac, If checked befdro limit
expires: , i ». i‘» T
THE TllREEfihillgSKE'l-‘lgaks. th
The Musketc .. W . y o
itciitrrqw-Com ‘ ' Comphuy, at Heytje
Theatre.‘llst*nlght.: tom by tar t
heat production of the Week. Carl Boh-
mpn and .Harry/ Kins-ware Wilt“.
and received merited optioned; The
company will present A ght For Mn-
lions .to girl. Tomorrow afternoon
Below ' ; not] Janice thitherabot
i lsaourl.39m9r.l'0‘if..nlfiilt~ Film 93‘
of the local branch of the Eagles will
attend the performance tonight. But!
to the nutnb'u‘ of fly have been dil-
poaed oi to that or or. '-
‘wi~ IOWA’. WEEDSFIOTIVCW .
pas Months. 1m, Maren-n.»
Gov. Cumulus has comic the tomato-
. turn a message In trhiclrhomw
toution to the :zici that. imder the
ent Iowa or in ityighilpmlhh 39
ex . .ua fluid. " a Ii“ 336th
. Wit-inner «twain? tum?
Ing poloonedflqln J. . .. .
an In the euo‘df "WSMK Er
Boone. who has been retooled. tie art:
at the legillnture to 0 onto-
nlgand make it pouihle for e pror-
o .to poor
" , a ullitionrroni
{$3 {W"xowm w
,, .ff‘olll'i‘ . ..:mm
H fink. . '. .
committee ‘
tom-oft euchoinw.
. n .
,. gramme Mr »
.- IL, . “a? a
“The new lluvcn ltegintnr Hiya that "
EY SAVING FOR SOMEBODY.
i'Worc $5.98, now $3.25.
taoizsr coats.
. Were 89. now $4.98.
$7.98. Were Sir», now :10. Were :18,
Wcre $15.98.
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CLEAN UP or common.
81.12 comforts for 75¢.
81.39 oomlortis for 98¢.
$1.50 comforts for $1.19.
don‘tlz. 31.75 wmforta'tor 51.39.
chutes" sitters. true nature. alum-lama
' aao FLANNELB.
[tent indigo prints. 5c yd.
new $4.49. wt-re 37.98, now int». Wnrti
$9.98. new $7.49.
run aaaoama.
$6.98 for acaris. now $3.25.
81.98 fur acarfs. now $4.98.
: ilesi blackmail white prints, 5c yd.
i Best apron gingham. tic. yd. .:r .r
I‘aney drone ginghams. 8e yd.
Beatniullity jfllnnelctte, 10c yd.
spzcm‘ a’epucriou PHI a on
”0.50 for scarls, now 38.98. ! ME ’8 AND BOYS’ WEA :
$12.50 for scam. now 89.60. i the men's cotton fleeced underwear.
818 fur scarls. now 812. mm. “i. .
60c mm. atlff bosom shim. 39c. -
GREAT WAIST CHANCE. » 50c men's outing llunnel nightshirtn,
' . ' ,. . 39c.
“fifty, white and tam) ”mun, 250 boys’ ileeced shirts, also draw-
The 79ol‘walsts. now 89c. “3 19"" '
The "'3‘ "mm” “W 3”" was: eaten an: imeaEa-rmo.
The 82.98 waists. now $1.79. . ..
The $3.25 waists, now $2.25. 10c fearhorstltched braid, 6c piece.
10c pearl buttons. he dozen.
RhMNANTS 0F 93533 GOODS. l’eari buttons. 2 doz. on card. 6t: din.
« . Assorted black plus. he paper.
31‘ nis stock has been thoroughly gone. Assorted widths. white tape. 5c pack.
over and every remnant wooded out. Bone hair pins. l0c doz.
There's some excellent waist and skirt .
. Assorted black pins. on card, 5c. ‘ ’.
patter-nu amongst these. and the. prices. Tooth brushes, were 17c and 25c. .80 "
McNeil. America'a greatest lady comet ‘
aro now fully one-third less than tor-.euch.
mor selling prices. ‘
83-851Was'hington Street,
, igouth Norwalk. Conn.
Titil’eta binding. 8 yard piccc.10c._.
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RAYMOND BROTHERS' Chicken Grain will yield you EGGS.
Call. then. for our Food, to tone them up and put
Listen to your liens. ‘
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