' “i bn‘y u romaucc has resulted fro
‘ lat styles in ladies' shoes ‘are I
”for all III-atolls and occqaionl 0
‘. ' . .llldics if too take pride’ in h
‘ .fie:e._ Prices to please. you.
INGTON STRICT.
' loam land force
(Continued from first pun.)
No Jana in Manehuria.
. 81‘- Purittlslulltc’, April 5.—-Malor
.mueml Piiugrtelegrapha from Muir
don.‘ tinder yesterdays date dcuyiua
tho- Wu: of Japancse opI.IuiIous ill
Marciano. and stating that there ale
no Japanese troops in Manc huria
inhabitamnntum to Vladivostok“
vnAniI’osrou Monday Alel I. —
Many of the Inhabitants who lch V ladi-
Volhk at the outbreak of the. war are
returning.
constituent.
f Port Arthur Mme: the Japa.
PORT ARTHUR A'pril a. —Thcrc are
[I no notable change ill tin- situation.
. Grind Duke Boris has left Port Arthur
to thin the field force.
Willi Deserted by Russians.
TOKIO, April 5.—-Noon.——lteports
have been matched from Ping tang to
tho- cffect that when the .lapauI-sc
MI entered Wilu oll Sunday last
that found the town deserted by the
BIIIIIIns. The Korean residents of thII
,. town lnformcd the scouts that the Run-l
' lion forces on the upper reaches of tile
Yllu River consist of small dctat bed
parties.
Must Not Carry Weapona.
8T I’ETII‘ RSUUHC, April 3. -—-The
, “Vernor of Bessarabia has proI: iaimcd
I. “(let prohibition of gatherings in the‘
8m and private houses; also the
curylhc of w.eapons This attlou was
4 taken In consequence of threats of anti-
Semitic disturbances.
Captain Stepanoft'a Statement.
ST. PETERSBURG. April i’r.~—The
Interbank b) Captain Stcpalloi'f of the
Varla‘. dildo at Odessa on April. ". re-
. tardins the action of the commander
'of the United States gunboat Vick-s.
burn? at Chcmuipo Korea, was reprint-
ed here today. it is believed the state-
ment will put. an end to the. discussion
of the incident, which has been the
cause of so much irritation: in Russia
, The Zeitung says:
“Captain Siopanoi’f has douc well to
explain the truth. it has never been
to Russia's interest to make enemies.
.
dumbed. Russia has crcry rcason to
express her sincere thanks and recog-
ultldn‘for the humane and noble hear-
ing of at ery power represcutcd at Che
mulpo."
Great preparations are being made
_ it St. Petersburg for the rcccptlon of
arrows of the Variag and Kolictz.
térta‘lnmenl. Scholarships will be
founded for IhI- chlltlien of the officers
acting chief of the general staff since
‘ ‘Getieral Sakharoifs appointment as
.Wnr Minister has been granted tho
rights and privileges of an assistant
Secretary of State by the emperor!
happintmont. as chief of the gcncrai
- S a
«on for the purchase of horses. This
measure indicates the mobilisation of
“in this war. ‘thc general adds "we
3.8M promptitudc. There. is no confu
(alert or bustle. \thn a regiment al-
Was it is onmfnrtabiI quartered in
Win.- rom'm' bar-.raI-ks tiIII mII u an-
'_ welrfltd and rested and are then Ht‘ill
.. ,‘to; their plottoi station.
,serlousiiluess among tiIII arrivals-
M.¢pldemics."
t" German wireless telegraph Ins
bu been adopted at the Baikal fer
- imm the Croustadt works are
Way slippiyilur tllo Warnhlpa with
_ fl’fsystcm to furnish apparatus
{0%
agent choIIIs a loot; editorial
that thc proposed new triplc
Russia l‘raucr- and' Great
I mt wr-
.D. LYON 8- C0.
The Usuli RailwaI has lII- .
Ittlned forwarding freight to private:
no Iim of the Japanese . and tllerc‘
althohxh' foolish Chauviuism often has :
fie council has voted 37 500 for their '
II
Lieu-General Froinif. who has been '
.Thla. may torcshadow his permanent.
3 Gail. Sakharoi! announces that thc‘
Oronburg coasacks will he allowed 32: l
the odhsnch in the Orenhurg prov ince. I
“hare eclipsed the Germans in precision ‘
There ltl'
New Line of
may Suits
Manufacturers Samples.
Grade Goods at Low Prices.
:10 admali.
. fliI: savanna-3‘ was m
":1:,mm ar
It" III ll“ fig '('.I
F" ‘.,....,.N1,.I :way
"I . _ . ,..
«Men Alwalrs Have
and [limits Will
Admire a Hand
some Foot.
In the glimpse of II perfect fitting boot
but RHHIOITMH of footwear. We hate
or ideal Kid. lace or button. are Icry
not; your feet well dressed brinx
SOUTH NORWALK.
Britain) will not be for the purpose of
isolating normally.
Enemy Not at Vladivoatok.
VLADIVIIBTOK. April 5.—-—'l‘ire mili
tary situation is quiet. There is no
I IItiIiI-nI-c of tho presence of the enemy
'lli this rcgion The pl ices of the ne-
I-sslties of life are very high on se-
‘ count of the lack of proI'.islonll Kero-
.IIIIII is selling at two dollars for a tin
of twenty pounds.
-'
EARDLEY SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
Bridgeport Man Given Opportunity t-
Plead Guilty in Second Degree.
IlltlDGEl‘t)RT, April 5—-~Aftcr a trial
which began bI-fore Judlrc Shumway
iand 8 Jury In the criminal superior
court on March it and has continued
since the state this uornlng allowed
Joseph Enrdley, indit’cd fol lulllder Ill
till ilr~t III Lit v. to plead guilty
‘to murder in the second degree for
with: h a life sentence was immediately
imposed Eartlley was chargcd with
:slrooting his mother ill law Mrs Eliza-
in III [dillI‘t‘lN c, at her home ill this (in
last DI-I-I-mbc r as it n suit of a jealous
Jililllrrt‘l tnIIr his wife who had left him
l0" :IcIount ol his illtcmpI. rate habits.
GAMBLERS' caries CONTINUED.
HltlDGIdl’OltT April 5.—-Tllc cases
attainst DIIniI-i llusscli the alleged pro
priIItIu oi thI- notorious Modoc Club
:which was tabled \larch 20. and
iagllinst the fleqtlcntt rs of the llllll't‘.
“I III continued by Di put) Judl..c SIIIV»
iI-nstm ill the citt IouIi today ulllil
April 1.5. Bonds in ltllsscils case
III lt‘ fixed at $500, and in ”NI cases of
the ireqllclltcrs at 8.5 cat II. The con-
tiuuancc was granted on rcqucsl of
tttllllN‘l tor the ac-,Iusc.d
VIOLATED FISHING LAW.
MONTY llaidi. Apl ii 5. «Joseph
Smith Cephas Brown and Charles
ll-‘itcll, fishelmtu whcnnrraigncd. IodtlI
int-Ion.- Justice Smdldy. on a charge of
llioiating the law relating to initial:
striped bass in acts pleaded guiItI.
(lame Warden Fred 1 Phillips prose
Illted the cases and on appeal for clem-
II ucI. because of ignorance of the stat-
Ill“. Justice SmIddI imposed a line of
. ii and costs ill tillll tasc
BRYAN HOME-ONCE MORE.
LINCOLN, Ncb.. April l'r.~-\\'lliiam J.
lir‘yan r- turncd today from the cast. llc
tsulli: "i am here to look after the
'spr‘ulg work on rat farm and lashall
'help the Inc a for sonic time (in thc
isubjcct oi politlts l haw nothing to
l :ay. llI-rcaflcr i shall make no state.-
I meals for publication renaming the Na-
itloual political situation ewcpt
illll'ollgll the Iolumlls of III\ papcl."
CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY ROB-
BERY AND ASSAULT.
PbAlNVllddfl. April .‘I.—Charlcs Car-
i tor, a thdchoppcr, living III harming-
I loll. ('olIll., was bound over to thtI 8n-
pt-r-ior Court, under $1.000 bonds today.
charged with highwat robin-r and as-
limit“ on blrs .\iaI\ Gsoluc Thr- wom-
illl b- an Assyrian pc.ddlcr about forlt
years of age
WILLIAMS GOES TO ASYLUM.
NEW YORK. April 5.—Comellus
Williams the sluv‘cl of Andrew H.
(llccn was today committed to the
state insane asIlum for criminal: It
\latteawan. by Judge Ncwhurser In the
court. of General Sessions. after the
Juan had bIII-n adjudged insane by I
III‘_\‘.
PRESIDENT MORALES‘ VISIT.
(TAPE HAY'lTIBN. ilaytl. April 5.-——A.
llonrlnican cruiser is expected to ar-
riI'c llcrc shortly with President Mor-
niI-s, of Santo Domingo. on board. The
reason {or the president’s visit to this
port is not known
FELT AN saaraouaxa SHOCK.
BERLIN April 5.——‘ic Seismologi
cal Observatory at Potsdam registered
yesterday at U :07 I. m. an earthquake
shock of unusual violence. estimated to
be at a spot about t. 000 miles distant.
,m Ill” "that: .M,.,.
wan-trim: I tatvnni»
The Water-bu Proved Too Much to:
. TM! It «nary, Lust Night.
The Company F basketball team but
a hard game to a team known a: The
Watcrbuna. inst night at the Armory
Tho \iaitorl molt tho oontfit by the
score of 24 to 12. The game was not.
nearly an lootl it: many seen here dur-
ing the season and dragged quite bad-
LI. 'l‘hII lI‘ boys apparently had an
‘00" nieht, thoulh at times some brii
iiant playing was done The name
was also rotlpher than many games of
tile pulII RI'IIOn.
The visitors acre in the loud at the
curl of the tlrst half when the score
was‘ln their favor, lit to 9, and they
--Imtlnucd to forge fIlthcr ahead dur-
but the last period.
The score and lineup of the contest:
a.“ It, I title
Company F. Waterbury
Right Fore ard.
Ranch ................... ,. .iIIaL't‘r
Left Forw ald.
“biotin. llorncy ............ Johnson
Center, .
Lister .................... '
Right Guard,
(lodfrcy .................. Littlcjollll
ll'll (luard.
I). llllcy. Kc'nny .............. Scilll'
lI‘iIIlll goals. "llllt‘ll, l: Irisier, 2; Jea-
zcr. 5: l.ittlclohtl_ i: Seihyg 1; John-
son, 1.
Fold line goals, Ruuch fl; (ihlotto.
'i; .icaucr. 'I': Littlelohn, 1,
First hull—t‘o. i-“ it: Waterbury,
Final—”Co. F_ 12: Waterbury It.
\‘orIIIIIII oftlc lai---I(‘ Hilltmlh r-I.
'l‘iIIIIIkIIIIpcl—\\'. (‘llIanaglL
After the game dancing was enjoy-III
In musiI furnished by Sun" 3 orchestra.
quil about midnight. . The orchestra
also playIId at intervals during the cIv
cuiul:
f
COLONIAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Be Held in Lockwood'l Hall.
Tuesday. April 20.
.\i Ill) of the society young people are
all prc~ III .IItiIIiI engaged in lau-
.-III king and rummaging lltnollg illt old
union chc~ts and the luludboxr. or
their ancestors, and fishing out sundry
hits of llllllllllt' flurry of a colonial
cllurltctcr. 'l‘ilcsc ul'I- bring I-arcfnll)‘
prcssctl and brushed into lll'li‘ bcst
t'or.lll and will lN‘ donned on tho (‘Vl‘li-
inu of \prli :‘ti. 'llIII nrclnhcts of tile
l). \ ll \Illo :Il'c llc'ItiIIiI interested
in tin affair llit\l‘ nrlldtI clIIboratI- I‘ll'
rIllliiI-llleuta for l:_ larI-lIwood'e lltlll
blts‘ been IIIIl-Iltl for the evening. and
all will wear I-Irstlllncs oi' the “olouirll
period. A series of li.lllt“tllX ls being
:Irrangcd which will dcplct diff-rcpt
typical passes of life Illuorll.’ tlrc colo-
nistn and will in; I'I-ry interesting in-
IiI-I,Id ’iiIII tabiI-trux “ill be followed
in dancing III the out of qlladlillcs,
IIIls. liIIN'l‘In and other old time
duuus. .\ prornptet‘ has been stcurc
who will call oi! thI numbers III th.
ld fashioned styic
GRACE CHURCH WOMAN' 8 GUILD.
Annual Meeting Held Yuterday After-
noon’when Officers Were Elected.
The annual mount: of the Woman :1
Guild of Grace Church was held ycstce
do..- uficrnooll. leual business wart
transacted and lhc following offltcrs
IIIII I.l:ectcd President Mrs Robert
\' llu lltlrc II: the president, ‘Alius Lizzie
iioyt: sIII-rIIIIIrI and treasurer Miss
Lizzic Clock; secretary and treasurer
of tho Woman's Auxiliary. Miss Alice
Fitch.
Wlll
TRINITY CHURCH SUPPER.
'luc indie-I of Trinity Episcopal
(Yburch. will r-‘PJ'YI‘ a suppcr nu “fed-
llcsday evening, April ti, in the vacant
store ill tllI‘ hast office block. South
\‘orualk A ilnc menu has Irlcn prc-
pitted by the ladies wllorlc reputation
III the past tel serIlllg excellent and
:ltIIuI-IiIII Icpusts will. probably be-
come Ierater than before. 'l‘hrI Sym-
phony Orchestra will furnish music
during the Ilc niug.
HELD UNDER 01500 BONDS.
HARTFORD. April 1|."',he cases of
William (‘ahilL John Judge and Wil-
liam Hammond. the alleged proprio-
tors of thc l’astlnlc Social Club. which
was raldld in the police last week.
IIIuI- attain continued ill thII police
court todtn. until III-\"I Monday unocr
Si 500 bonds oath. II hlch \I-I-Ilc furnish-
ed.
PRINT CLOTH lNDUSTRY SLOW.
l-‘Ald. Rl\' Ell. Mints" April 5~
’l‘II‘cuiy of the corporations in this cu-
gagcd ill tbl- manufacture of prIIIt
cloths, controlling thirty-five nlllls.
hurl I-uterctl into IIlI agreement to cur-
tllll production by shutting down two
days .I week. The action is title to un-
settled condition on the cotton and
cloth markets.
MAINE POTATOE HOUSE SURNED.
HOULTON Maine. April fir—TWO of
the largest potato houses irl this coun-
Ii_\ located at Boston Station were
destroyed iw tire today together with
five thousand barrels of potatoes. The
total loss was estimated at 820 000
Edward 1‘. firm: of South Norwaik.
was operated upon this morning, at
the hospital bv Drs. Huntington and
Hitchcm-k.
~ , tiIcrdralls. secured and un-
r ‘w‘. ‘N'J'JUII ‘.t'IM.‘-M‘§IIJIV(\'K:’I . e . ‘
Mrlct ot Norwaik, ll. Probate '
Court April 0th, A. D., 1004- l
lint'ato or. Ill: 1'. p. late or
Norwalit. in said District. ecouod.
Ordered, That the administrator c:-
hlbit hIIr Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at tho We
hate other in Nora allt, at the 12th day
of April. idol at to o'clock foronoon:
and that all persons intcreatcd in said
lactate may be notified thereof. the Ad-
ministrator will cause this order to ho
published in a newspaper having I cir-
culation ill said bur.ch Ilt lemlt tlI'II
days bcfolc said i. ’Ih tilt." of April, 1004.
HENRY W UREGORY.
Judge
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE CITY‘NATIONAL IANK.
at South Norwaik. ill the State of (ion-
ucctlcul. ut tilt- closc of busincss,
‘llll‘l'll 25. 1904.
RESOURCES.
malls and Discounts,
shit
"$070.00
secured, 2.0101}:
ii. ti. Honda to secure cir-
culation, 90,000.00
l’. ti. itonds on hand. i.IIIi0.0|i
i'rcmiulus on i . s llollds. l. [03. III
llollds, scclll'ltica, t‘ll'. ltil. til2" I.'
llaultlng hourw, fullliillrc
and fixtures. I" "82. 93
line from National liallks
(not rcscrt'c agents! 2,353.81
line from Statc liuuks anti
“illllil'lt‘. 10227.05
line from approved I‘t-scrt‘c
ilKl'IllS. . ”3:32.93
Checks and other car-Ill
ltcnls, 14,730.55
Notes of other National
linlllts, 2.14.100
Fractional patrcr Iurlcllt'y.
uickcls. and cents, Zlii.l'.l
lawful Moncy Kl'r't‘I'Hi ill
liauit, I'iz:
Sllcctc. $13.2”
Legal-tcllder notcs. I;.I'I.I..
lit-dclnpllon fund wi'll l'.
Tl't’flHlli‘tIr, i.‘r III-r ('l'nl of
circlllationi,
19,790.00
S.
4,300.00
$784,608.37
LIABILITIES.
(‘npllal stock mill] in,
Surplus fund.
lllltiivldcd profits, icon cx-
pcllues and taxes paid,
Total,
$1 00.000.00
100,000.00
I'll-.4010“:
National "ll“k not-I; Uili-
standing. . 83.10000
line to othcr National
llaukr. 5.810.71
illIiIlcuIls unpaid. 4,000.00
lIIdiIldllai d--IIosil.~ subject
to check. napalm
licrualld Cl‘l‘llnl'fll":~ of dc-
porlt. 7.58m
(‘cl'llfled cllcclos. 1,335.00
Notes and bills rIIIiiscoIIui-
cd. 48.000.00
Hills payable. including ccr-
iiilt-htes of deposit for
23.000.00
money lmli'l.)\\l(‘d_
Total, 784.6083?
Stale or Count-II iIut (‘onnty of Fair-
field, ss.‘.
l. Jacob .\l Layton~ Caslllcr of the
above-named bank. do solemnly Irwoar
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier. -
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this I’rlh day of Aplil. I904.
GEORGE l-‘, BEARSR
Notary i'ublic.
(‘orrcctw/lttest :.-.
EDWIN ii.- MATHEWSON.
Just All it MARWIN.
ll'lll‘Jll'IlilCK kll BOWMANv
lilrcl: tors.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Nora nlk. as
(‘ourl April lth A. ll. “'04.
Estatc of lullza liupp late of Nor“ alk
in said llistIiI-t dcccasc d.
The (‘ourl tiprflillflll‘ for the District
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for thrI
creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who he.
Izlecl. to prcscut. their accounts proper-
l\ attestcd within said time. will be de-
barred a rccovort. All persons indebt-
cd to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
MARGARET DIECHER.
Executor.
.. “.3—
l‘robat I"
n7,l'2|'l.
Prepayment of Debentures
THE MlDDf. ESEX BANKINO
COMPANY.
Middletown. C'onn.
Will pay upo'n prountltion at par
and accured interest. the debenture: of
Series J1 due October tat. 1004.
Series 017 due October 1st. 1004.
Series A72 due November lot. 1904.
Series Di! due November lot. 1004.
Serial DIS due Nevember 1st. 1904.
COOLIDOE G LYNES.
AGENTS
Dividend Notice.
lFAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS
i BANK,
Norwalk, Conn.. March 17 1004.
The man who says that he is at home
not that is whirling doe-a thc street
before a merry brcmc.,
"There Is a firm which doesn‘t spare
wherever he takes his hat at! forgets;
all about it when he is chasing his hon--
At a meeting of the Directors of tile
l-‘alriicld County Savings Bank, held
this day. It dividend at the rate of
Four. For Cont
per annum use declared from the earn-
any expense in conducting its busl~
newts. ‘rcmarked Straixhtman. "i should
say they don't." replied Neverpeish
"They have had a 83 a day man after
in
37.50.
$9.90.
court Irma slut, a. n. 196;”
' me for award: to f‘ll‘k‘t'l a bill I owb
.Ihcm for $2"—-Glllc.lunatl Times-Start.
._._...u ..,. .._.. _ - ._....—~... ”.0. ._
SOLVENT NOTICE.
-—--—--
Dlltrlct of Norwalk.
,-
lllItate of William Morton. late of
{Not-walk. II Mid DlItrIe tdeoeued,
ThoOou of Probate for the District
or Nor-writ. hath limited and stroked
six months from the. date hereof for
the sodium 1" salt! limo to exhibit.
their claim for settlement. not who
neglect to mt their mounts.
‘unmmalnnuulu.
«termini-scorn. Altamira
Gumtommhmmto
“In limit 00.
legs of the six months ending March
81.1904. The same is due April lat.
and payable on and after April it.
t
it): ordcr of the Board of D—i‘tectora.
- SEYMOUR CURTIS.
yr A
Telephone Call 80-3.
Tm. w,
19 in.
50c yard.
Box Bay
Nevertear Silk.
IN THIS ADI OF LUXURY ON THE ONE HAND AND GOOD COM MON SENSE ON THE OTHER THE
WOMAN WHO WISHIO TO B! NICELY GOWNID, CHOOSES A SILK LINING FOR HER NEW DRESS.
AMOUNT OF HAPPlNESS THAT A THOROUGHLY GOOD SILK CHEAT [8 IN THE MIND OF THE WEARER
HAS NEVER YET SEEN MEASURED AND IS EXTREMELY RESTFUL AND APPROVINGLY REMEMBERED
BY HERSELF AND EVERYONE WITH WHOM SHE COMES IN CONTACT.
HIARTEN THE ORDINARY WOMAN IN THE PAST TWO OR THREE DE ASONS T0 CONTEMPLATE THE
PURCHASE OF SILK FOR LlNlNG OUT WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF THE BOX BAY SlLK IT IS NOW
NOT ONLY POSSIBLE BUT PLEASANT TO DO 80. AS EVER, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
THING GOOD THAT IS MADE AND THE BOX BAY SILK WILL BE FOUN D TO STAND THE TEST IN EVERY
WAY. N0 AMERICAN MANUFACTURER. HAS EVER BEEN ABLE TO PRODUCE A SILK FULLY GUARAN-
TEED. AT THE PRICE ASKED FOR THE BOX BAY. WE SHOW A FULL LINE OF BLACK AND COLORS
AND WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU LOOK AT IT.
THE
IT WAS
ENOUGH TO DIE
FOR EVERY.
36in.
$1.00 yard.
The Best Coal in the
Market
t‘an bc ioqul ill
B Hershiield &
Son’s Yards
Will IlIIaI tllc larucst ofl‘II-c buildlncs
and residences, and giro the best or" sat-
isfactloti. We charge nothing for car--
l'_'iIr: (fool in.
TWO YARDS.
Seaviow Ave.. EIIt Norwllk
Concord St.. South Norwa’lk
Tel. E, Norwalk 97-6. So. Norwaik 546.
SOMETHING NE W .’
l BIRCH!!! SALE OF COAL.
Through a blunder of thc
shippers we have been able to
secure a lot of best Kentucky
CANNEL COAL at an un-
heard of price. We are go-
ing to sell this so lo .I that
every one can afford tohave a
grate fire of Cannei. Did you
ever burn it? Nothing else
makes a satisfactory -fire' In a
grate. Try a small quantity.
A quarter or half tott will last
a long time.
$8.50 per ton instead of $12.
Glover’s the Place
ml .
llOiELVlCTORi
EUROPEAN PLAN.
T J. SULLIVAN.
\ PROPRIITOR.
Newly furnish-l throughout.
A.
I
nest
lm-mmtarheettyto: “If“
.{m an an III
STRICTLY FIRE PROOF.
”ladle: anti anti
Faring... $5.50.
PEFECTA’S
For Werner. $5. 330
TIL. “TA
J
TRISTRAM & l'lYATl, l‘lOrwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 oazcr'r: aoILoINo. ' ,
.r-r \IMJHINCTON car so NORW figcw
We Sell On Credit
Because We.Know
Honor Is Not
Dead Vat
-I
y..—
. g. . 3, .
If it were there could be no credit systems in the land.
Business men are getting credit daily, manufacturers and mer-
chants get credit for immense sums at our banking institu-
tions. and why? Because honor is still worth something.
"A good name is better than riches!" saith the wise man.
Riches is good: a good name better.——so think H. KRIEGER
8: C0! We know the good people of The Norwallrs. and
knowing them. do a credit business with them. just on the
same principle that banks do. We help people along: so do
banks. Pcoplc‘arc helped by our Method of doing business,
and PAY AS THEY WEAR!
mending age. Time goes on wheels, now. and H. Kriegcr &
Company‘s is the GRAND CENTRAL STATION for proper
This is not the patching and
changes from the old to the new era! Cast off the darned old
clothes, and pitch the patches into the rag-bag. and take the
modern coach for the land of Somewhere. A poor. mean ward-
robe never made a man. yet. and fine clothesudo make line peo-
pie to look at, and that is about all we see—land this is what
eyes are made for.
1' ' mat53w...:~__ J. .
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COME SEE OUR GOODS!
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