Special Values in
Umbrellas.
1 Game on LADIES’
as sun as m.
ado
E. K. Banks,
I MAHAOKEMO H TIL “.00“.
WEST WASHIN ON STREET,
0 , era no WALK.
waA'riiER FORECAST.
Forecast for New Haven and vicin-
ity: Fair tonight and Friday: cooler
tonight. An area of high pressttre
that is now central in the Lake re-
gion is producmg cool, pleasant weath-
er in the northern sections. Disturb-
ances are central this morning in
Montana and Texas. Conditions favor
for this vicinity cool, pleasant weath-
er.
Mrs. S. J. Dickson, of Norwalk, is
the guest of friends in Westport.
C. Decker is decorating the interior
of Otto darthol's house In iiavlland
street,
A regular routine meeting of But-
lcr Lodge, [.0 O.F., was held last
evening.
Miss Grace Lawrence. of 46 Orchard
street, is visiting her cousins in New
Rochelle.
J. Emory Stevens and family start-
ed for Asbury Park today, for their
vacation.
Miss Lulu Reynolds is enjoying a
vacation from her duties at the Bos-
ton Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed G. Haviland left
town yesterday for a couple of weeks'
stay in Massachusetts.
Harry M. Camp left town yesterday
for Washington, to resume his duties
at the Dead Letter office.
Norwalk Conclave. i. O. H., of Nor-
walk, will hold a meeting Friday
night, at the secretary's ot‘llce.
Richard 0. German. of Norwalk, is
representing Norwaik Division, A. 0.
ll., at the state convention in Derby.
Miss Viola Dates, of Union avenue.
Norwalk, has returned home from a
visitin Hartford and New Britain.
Alfred-Burrltt. of Stratford. who is
over ninety years of age, was a visi-
tor iu South Norwaik, yesterday. lie
came by trolley.
The khaki uniforms to be worn by
the members of the National Guard
on the Manassas trip lIaVc arrived in
town for Company D. '
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley St. John. of
Bridgeport, formerly of this city, are
in Danbury for a few days, having
gone up in their automobile.
Mrs. A. P. Damon. of New York, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Clark,
and Harry Damon is visiting Charles
Williamson, in South Norwaik.
An interesting game of base ball
was played yesterday, at Roton Point.
between the "carpenters" and "join-
crs." resulting in favor of the former. i y
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glendennlng
and daughter, of West Main street. are
*‘nloylng a vacation trip up the Hud
sou ltiver, through upper New York
state and the St. Lawrence River.
lc-I Dealer Fraulr ll. Merrill is plan-
ning operations for the coming winter
and is figuring on an endless chain
arrangement for hauling ice into his
house on the Norwalk Mills pond.
The Lockwood Manufacturing Com-
pany basebaIl team will cross bats
with the Winnipauks. on the Polo
Grounds, in Winnipauk, Saturday at-
tecnoon.
Dr C B Keeler, of New Canaan has
been considering the matter of taking
his big sail yacht Defiance to North—
port Saturday, and entering her in
the open race of the Northport Yacht
Club. .
The Jennings Athletic Club will give
a moonlight sail to Valley Grove, L.
.l.. on the steamer Medea. Wednesday.
August 24th. Svee's Orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music on the
boat and for dancing at the grove.
Several improvements have been
made this summer to the South Nor-
walk public schools. A new metal mot
and leaders have been placed on the
Franklin street building and the Con
cord street schoolhouse has been
painted.
—N M Blackman. piano tuner is
in South Norwalk at the Hamilton
House.
"Letter to M. H.‘Glovsr,
Not-walk, coon.
Dear Sir: Here‘s a paint that's be-
ing sold to bargain hunters:
10 per cent. lead
50 per cent. nine
20 per cent. barytes
20 per cent.- whiting
Barytes and whiting are. hand and
whitewash, not sum.
Some people must like gold bricks.
The name of that paint is -— ——
"pure lead-and-zinc.” ' The dealer
who sells it says it's as good as De-
vee. Yours tyulyu
» 53 F. W DEVOE‘
Watkins I}. Dow. Hubbell a Staple
Hardware Co. and E. E. Gorham sell
our paint;1
t
' '1‘” _i.""
SPECIAL !
..oc LB.
.120 LI.
CORNED PLATE—
SHOULDER STEAK
ooooulhl-I
LEAN honour . ..'. ~.. .. use Ll v
Pony-amines! sink. .mii'sctl. 3,,
, ire
=50“ N ‘ KEI' amusing;
DIN NER-SETS
For convenience sake (your
convenience) we quote priccs on
sets of a certain number of pieces.
in point of fact, you may buy as
many or as few dishcs as you
wish of the great maority of
dinnerware patterns in the store.
Almost all dinner sets me o )cu
stock ;" you pick just the dislhcs
you wish; pricc is fixed by the
numbcr and size of the dishes
chosen.
ilcrc is fair illustration of the
variety:
.'\Incric.'III porcelain.
decoration, three colors.—
Ioo Mecca—$5.75.
112 pieces—$0.51).
English porcclain, uudcrgluzc
printcd decoration;—~
112 pieces—$10.
printcd
13o pieces—$13.
Gold—border American porce-
lain. fancy dccoration, graceful
shape,—
”2 pieces—$12.50.
130 picccs—$t(').75.
American porcelain, fancy rose
border in pcncilcd decoration,
gold iincd, latc shape,—
iiz pieces—$15.
I30 picccs-—-$It).50.
Maddock Alncr'itan porctiaiu.
iloIai border design, gold trim-
hung,—
112 i)iCCCS<—$i3..50
130 pieces—$18.50
AustIiau china, fancy lacc boi-
dcr or rich floral dccorations,~
103 picccs~~$18
113 piccc.s———$21 75.
iI‘IcntiI china graceful shape
with chrysauthcmum decoration
oI wild flower tltcoration with
i‘orgct-IIIc-not border.
n3 piccc5-$25.
TOILET- SETS.
iivcry one of American poIcc—
lain: for AIIICIicans arc making
the most graccful .Ind prctticst.
Maddock poIcciain, Itild rosc
Ilctoratiou \Iith gold cdgc or
tIatcd and stippicd gold design,
IF) 50
Sits with soft—toucd ground
colors that harmonize with the
fashitmal'dc wall—paper tints, dcc-
oratcd in ilowcr designs. to
picccs,——$5.
ilasemcnt.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS C0»
Bridgeport, Conn.
James Mara. a well known local
trollcyman. has returned from several
days‘ trip to Coney Island and vicin~
t .
The dance held last evening at The
nnob Outing Club and the concert
held in the afternoon. were well at~
tended. The music for the occasion
was furnished by Jerome May and his
orchestra. The afiair was very much
enjoyed.
0n next Tuesday at Ssvln Rock the
State Liquor Dealers' Association will
hold their annual convention and the
mayors of each city in the state as
well as the several boards of County
forgmissioners have been invited to at
on .
—A trolley ride, a wagon ride. a boat
ride and a first class shore dinner for
two at the Tokeneke Beach Inn at a
total cost of 82.70. For particulars
telephone Tokenekc inn. Call 1239-11.
A certification of incorporation was
filed, Tuesday. with the accretary of
state by the M. Backe's Sons Company,
of Wailingford. The capital stock is
850.000. The company will deal in tor-
pcdocs. percussion caps and other ex-
plosives.
Adother attempt Will be made‘to
hold element the Norwalk Yacht Club
Saturday. 'i‘hose desiring to partici-
pate should notify Colonel F. A. lllii.
chairman of the regatta committee.
All boats in the club are eligible, lr-
respective of rig. .
The house of the Norwalk Histori-
cal Society in West avenue, is open
for the inspection of visitors this af-
ternoon. from 3 until ll o’clock. The
members of the society intend to have
the building open once each week
hereafter for this purpose
The crop of plums III this vicinity is
large. The trees hang full, so full
that it is nothing unusual for them
to break down under the load of their
fruit. Plums are selling for low prices
in the local store- aad large quanti-
ties of them are being preserved.
Lady Jennings lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem, is pinning to open the
fall work suspiciously the first Wed-
nesday evening in September, by con-
ferring the first degree on a number
of candidates. Officers will be present
on that evening from New Haven and
a big time for the lodge is expected.
Georgia peaches hays about disap-
peared from the local markets and the
dealers are expecting Delawares to
a rive in quantities almost any day.
lie Delawai‘bs come in large baskets.
and they are usually the first of the
season to lower the price to a point
that brings them into common use.
Duests at the Hotel Clifford yester-
day were: Charles L. Prince and
wife. Rochester: John 1‘. King!)
Johnson and wife Miss Van Nsnken.
N. T. Glidd-en. Jr.; D. B. Dome and
wife. 11. P. Vidaud. E. J. Partner, New
oak. George H. Abbott. Mali):
its F. 8. Battle, Ph «$29le
i-neledtrol Lg veil and
'JE. H, 7
Hats run .51..“ rem.
A Digging Hand talcum to Many
People In loath Nomaik.
egonsiderate of the aged.
Ben than a helping hand.
Make life easy for them.
The inflrmitles of age are many
Most old people have a bad back
The kidneys are weak.
Are worn out with years of work.
Backacho makes days of misery.
Urinary troubles nights of unrest.
There's a ray of sunshine for the
aged.
Dean's Kidney Pills will make life
easier
They are doing so for old and young.
hlSouth Norwalk people are learning
t s
Many are testifying to it.
Road the following local endorse-
ment:
Mrs. C. Gunung. living on llill street
Iays: “i am well up in years and
like a great many old people i had
trouble with my kidneys for a long
time, causing distressing backache. i
could find nothing to give me any re
lief and i fancied that Dean's Kidney
l’ills might help me even if they didn't
care. i went to Platsted's drug store
and got a supply. 1 was not disap-
pointed. Doan's Kidney Pills dispos-
cd of the last attack. The backache
and suffering were a thing of the past."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster-Milbnrn 00..
Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Dean's and take
no other.
FLOUR iS SCARCE.
Costs $1.00 For Barrel More at
Wholesale.
“Bread is the staff of life." and
when the flour from whicn It is made
increases in price as rapidly as it has
within the past four weeks. the
housewives begin to get uneasy. thc
bakers think of smaller loaves or in
creased prices and the public gener-
ally is anxious to know what it means
and how long this condition of affairs
is going to last
During the last four weeks the mir
lcrs have increased the price of this
staple commodity from a dollar to a
dollar and a quarter per barrel and
the retailers have of necessity been
obliged to raise their prices. Four
weeks ago the wholesale price of flour
was about $5.00 per barrel. At the
present time it is 86.00 to 86.35. The
reason for this is that old wheat is
running low and the new spring wheat
is not yet. in the market and will not
be for several weeks to come.
September if) is the (late upon
which spring wheat is usually in the
market and It is hoped that there
wil be a plentiful supply of it so that
prices can be reduced. llowever,
there is some doubt of this. as the wet
weather early in the season caused
the wheat to rust and the crops may
not be as large up usual. in this case
the price will remain high.
Norwalk retailers have not raised
the price of flour in proportion to the
increased amount that they are obliged
to pay the wholesalers. in the local
stores flour costs about fifty cents
more per barrel than it did a month
ago. it is expected that this price
will be maintained until af‘IIr the
spring wheat comes into maria I.
No change in price or in il) also of
their loaves is contemplated by the
local bakers at present as no major-
ity of them have a large supply of
flour on hand. sufficient. it is thought,
to last until the prices are reduced.
A HINT TO TRAVELERS.
While in Suffolk, \'a.. licury Croll,
Jr.. proprietor of the Beaverton. Mich.
Hardware Co.. was taken very sick
with bowel trouble. A traveling sales.
man from Saginaw Mich. advised him
to get a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea ltcmcdy~ which
he did. "It soon curcd me, and i take
pleasure in recommending it," he says.
No one should leave home on a lone
ney without a bottle of this remedy. it
is almost sure to be needed and is
not obtainable while on steamship or
cars.‘ For sale by Stillson-Powcll
Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy,
WORLD’S FAIR TOURS.
The great lt‘air III St. Louis is con-
ceded to be the largest and best one
cvbr held iti’ this counfry or in the.
World and no one who can should fail
to visit it. To do this it is desirable
to avoid as nmch trouble as possible;
And the way to do it is to join one of
the Recreation Tours. The tours are
well arranged and personally conduct-
ed and every moment counts. so by
Joining one of these trips you can
save time and money. Tours leave
Aug. 29th.: Sept. 12m. 26th.: Oct. 10th,
England Tourist" at the office of (i.
M. Hag-is. ticket agent N. Y., N. H. it
‘PRESIDENTIAL TERM EX-
TENDED.
ICAGO August iii. —The National
BI iness League is pushing its move
ment to amend the federal constitu-
tion so as to lengthen the presidential
term to six years and making the presi-
dent lnellgible for re-electi.ou lu-
dorsements of the plan have been re
ceived from many business men and
organizations throughout the country.
HY MAIL
*
_.Hika--,
Sewing-Machine
Needles
FOR ALL
MAKES OF
MACHINES
an 5 cans
, new.
PompmocufeI-lto;puhap
. ”Couch. urns-m .
Pierce's Pharmacy, Zeitfuss Pharmacy. ..
‘ .-
22nd. Tickets and copies of "l‘hc New ‘
gust 21.
Twenty six
gust 2f).
gust '25
lumber f).
September" l-
tember 8.
tcmber 17.
68.,
thought my ti
feet in a few
regained my
troubles.
Trial bottles
grade.
Telephone ca
Eleventh (I.
Scptembcr 111.
Eighth C. \’.—~Enflcld, Scptombcr 16.
Fourteenth (‘. V.-—'Nc\v llrllain. Scp~
tcr's Drug Store.
I! IMINTAL RIUNIONI.
Tweaty- ninth C. V .--Bavin Rock Au-
V.—Larkin house,
Watch Hill, August 28.
Fifteenth C. V.——Ncw Havon. August
mo
25.
Twenty-fifth C. V.——Savin Rock, Au-
Twentleth C. V—-Savin Rock, Au
Seventeenth C. V.—-South Norwalk.
August 27.
Twonty- eighth C. V.—Winstcd, Au- ..-- __ -_.______
gust 30.
'I‘onth C. V.——CompOImcc. Steptcm- CONNECTICUT PATEN“-
ber 1. The following were issued August
Twenty-first C. V.—-Willimautie, Sup- if). 1904. List furnished from office
Seventh C. V.——Meriden. September
7_ ‘1
Twenty- -sevcnth C. V.‘-Snvin Rock,
Second C ii. A. —Savin llOIk Sop-
Sixtccnth C. V.——South Manchester.
Scptcmber 17.
END OF BITTER FIGHT.
"TWo physicians had a long and stub-
born iight with an abcess on my right
lung." writes .l. i“. Hughes of Du l’ont,
"and gave
me all
me had c.omc
resort i tried Dr. King‘s New Discov
cry for Consumption
received was striking and i was on my?
y
days.
health. "
free.
COAL
WE SELL THE BEST LEHIGH COAL THAT CAN BE BOUGHT.
HIGHLAND AND HAZEL TON
It will not cost you any more to use the BEST than the CHEAPER
Give us a trial order and be convinced.
Our mOtto “CLEAN COAL". HON EST WEIGHT. , .
HAY. STRAW, GRAIN AND FEED.
HARRIS 8L GANS,
Office and yard 68 Water street, South Norwalk.
II 3425).
COPYRIGHT.
V.—~i.ake Compouncv.
ivorybody
The benefit I
Now We entire)
it conquers all
Coughs. Colds and Throat and Lung
Guaranteed by F. ii llax-
i’rlce 50c, and 81.00.
D.
A QUART OP MILK.
and a package of JELLO iClii CR AM
POWDER is all thlt ll require
ice cream.
package. Simply stir in the milk and
freeze in the usual way; makes the
nicest ice cream you ever ate. Order
a package today, you will be highly
pleased. Four kinds: Vanilla, Cho-
colate, Strawberry and Uni‘lavored. At
all grocers 130; 2 packages for 250.
of A. M, Wooster, solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport. Conn.
(loo. E. Witherell,
trigger mechanism
John N. liucl. West
poeler; lustsvus S. lranlund. West
Haven. combination of the reversible
steam-turbine with locomotive and ve-
hicles; Albert A. Page East Haven.
hinge: Sterling ll. Fanton. Danbury.
hat-dipping machine; Wilbur F. Oil-
bert. New Britain, bolt actuator;
Deni. H. Kellogg. Sherman, device for
attaching whiffleirces to cross bars:
Chas. ii. Kimberly. Bristol. wheel for
polishing Woodwork; Wilbur i“. Os-
borne and C. A. Keely. Ansonia. ma-
chine for covering dress stays; Jerome
ll. Bocor. Derby. two patents. tailli-
lailng device for typcwritlng ma-
chinery. button Willard S_ l'aiu, Mcri-
den. music roll for pianolas. etc:
Herbert S. Pullman. Meridon. gar-
ment fastener; John C. Brooks. loom
shuttle: Norris l6. Clark, l‘lainvlllc.
expanded metal; AudrI-w Olson, Crom-
well. stringed musical instrument:
Emil (loctzc, Walllngford. handle for
spoons, forks, or similar articles. de-
sign.
Hartford. single
for fire arms:
ilaven. vegetable
As a last
. .. ...—...... x-
COAL
..1..-" L... 32-..." ,.
WOOD
Free Delivery.
SOMETHING THE MATTER WITH
THE TOP AND A RAIN
STORM COMING OM!
is not likely to occur if you're driving
one. of our rigs—for vehicle. horse and
harness receive careful inspection be-
fore we allow them to go out; whips.
rugs. all accessories and equipments
also. We neglect nothing to make
your drive a safe and pleasant one and
desire your patronage.
~—
Sohaub 's Livery Stable.
TELEPHONE CALL sue-s.
slate and ear
"in nausea.“ was; "ab:
COAL
BEST LEHIGH COAL is the only kind we handle.
largo supply of choice. fresh mined co al. of the finest fracture, free from
ssned clean.
“$0.00 PER TON delivered In your bin."
"NUMBER 2 NUT 04.75."
Prompt delivery, Competent Drivers, Clean Coal.
Georges Crook Bituminous at an attractive price.
Fresh burned charcoal put in bags ready for the stove.
i231“ WATER STREET,
Iranco Offices—2 South Mlln Street, South NorWIik; 9 Main BL. Norwllk
COAL
We have on hand a
COAL
TELEPHONE 81-5.
ONCRE T E.
WALKS
ASPHAL 7'.
WE HAVE AN EXPERT FOREMAN FROM BOSTON.
CHARGE OF LAYING THE WALKS, AND CAN BE DEPENDED UPON
FOR THE FINEST CLASS OF WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL.
Raymond Bros.
[.77 Washington Street.
CEMENT. FLAG.
WHO HAS
{as
THE GREAT
ANIISEPTIC *
oaths
‘ team ‘ =
on) callous
cepsw Hes
CATARRH
film“
Hal-in “'3de 06%
50 oosrsm, f25 ONES 50th
flanking» qnlnho. no Whom
HHS “9.9"
gpucuuls .
imam
ave
are
BMW moors,
mute
masseuse
ASTHMA .
Monolith:
to
make nearly two quarts of delicious
Everything else in the
..i
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.
a sine) SHOWING
UNDER
fully cut. fitted and put together. it w
the different lots, you are sure to find
SUMMER i i-
Not a garment in this big collection but is made of good material care-
03‘ .1?
MUSLINS’»
ill pay you to take a careful survey of
something to fill your present needs.
WOMEN'S NIGHTGOWNS
Women's muslin night robes, tucked
and emb. trimmed, also hemstitchcd
tucked, good quality, 50c.
Women‘s muslin night robes. with
emb. yokes and ruffles, well made and
very full, 75c.
Women's muslin night robes. with
low neck and short sleeves and lace
trimmed, extra good quality. $1.00.
Women‘s muslin night robcs, square
neck, with emb. and ribbon trimmings,
very fine quality, 81.25.
WHITE SKIRTS
Women's short white skirts, with
hemstltchcd ruffle, good quality at 50c.
Women's long white shirts, with
emb. rufllc and made of good quality
muslin, 98c.
Women’s long white shirts, with
hcmstltched tucked ruffle, unusually
full and extra fine quality, $1.25.
Women's long white skirts with
iuekcd and emb. ruffle, good quality,
1.50.
Women’s long white skirts, with ‘
deep lace insertion and lace trlmmsd.’ ‘
fine quality, $2.50. . I
coassr covsne .,
Women's muslin corset covers .
“51:5” fitting and good quality, all slum":
. c .
Womens muslin corhet covers. lode
insertion and lace trimmed, very mu ‘
and well made, 25c.
Women' s muslin corset covers, tuck-
ed and hematitclicd trimmed, made 08
fine quality nalnsook. 50c.
WOMEN‘S DRAWERS l
Women’s muslin drawers. with deep
tucked ruffles, fine quality, an until!!!
bargain, 25¢: ,
W'omen s Muslin Drawers, with both-
stitched ruilie, made of good quality ;
muslin at 29c.
Women' s muslin drawers, with emb.
ruffle, very full and made of fine quai- "
ity muslin. 50c. -
83-85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
BO WASHINGTON STREET.
Annual Clearance Sale of Trimmed Millicent
4......—
EVERYTHING IN THE MILLINERY LINE AT REDUCED PRICES.
AGENTS FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
S. S. TILLOTBON,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. I
daiuing stockings all the time. it
icry, its how good they are.
JUST SAMPLE A PAIR 0F
and will guarantee you'll always
Our "two for a quarter" llose
Flue grades in Women's Hose
86 Washington Strut.
But few things in the wardrobe wear out as rapidly as Hose,
and you never knew a child who could not keep
' no equal on the market at the price. Try them.
N. E. RYAN.
its mother busy
lsnt how much you pay for hos-
OUR 25c ONYX STOCKINGS,
want this brand.
for men. women and children have
from 500 to 81.75 pair.
South Nor
'Phono. 188.
Jenkins Brostlves
. and
oAItLocK PACKING
Curried in Stock.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO.
New England Eiechic Motors.
Have no superior. Can show them
In operation.
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine Engines and General Moch-
ino Work Solicitad.
”IE (7. N. McKIBBIN
’ M’F’G CO.
5| WATER 81'. SO. NORWALK.
L-..- ...“,ssfi»..- ...___. _. __ .. w~
SWORD FISH
Porglu, 6c; Small Blues. 10c; Big
Blues, 10:; Weakflsh, 7c; Silver Bass,
Sc; Biackfish and Flukes, 6c; Butter-
flsh. 8c; Native Eels, 10c, 3 lbs. fOr
25c; Steak Cod, 10c: Elegant Live
Swordfish, 12c; Largo Soft Shell
Crabs, 55¢ per don; Benita Mackerel
10:. All other kinds-fish at reaIOnsble
prices,
cII‘mTcIIoss
9. FOX, .
Tits LADIES’ TAILOR,
81 Main Street. Nor-Walk. eons).
Exclusive style for the coming fall.
Como be see me before the rush begins.
LG Williams: styles.
Everything of iOvvost prices. Perfect
tit guaranteed.
Aurouosus
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
Insurance Agency of ‘
ucos M. “"qu
n. a a 10.. South Namath.
Telephone 35 a
The Best Bug Bounce
25c A PlNT. ‘
ANT AND ROAOH POWDER.
Guaranteed. .
35: A' BOX.
a «0. MAIN or. . 99-" ll V
Fifidahpd
to Day Trip
July 18, August 1.15.35“ .-
12. 26, October 10th and
$5713.
This rate reduced if
sleepers on route not (fooled.
2335‘" pilgrim A .
. Jr.) 1 .
cannons sphm 3s. a; ”Si
trips, 812.50 and 815.60." ‘
25th, August 1, 8,43, 2!,
bar 5th.
AUSABLE sultan
826.00. July 18th, 28”»
Is. 22, 29: September uh.
BLOCK sum. 8 day
or “0:50 July 18, 28, N.
13 so and 2m
boar-on mo asw vo
trips, $21. 50 from Niki ,
25th, August 22d. '
CATSKfLL aiou‘u‘mit
trips 814.50 from N“!
ALso “ammo WEAR CLOTHES
skid-rs. Imus're. soars. LATEST
art/Lu.
strum-Ions vast.
vista-leis
19th, “August
martinis ,
from NOV! HIV."-
MONTREAL AND‘ .,
tours, $52.00 from N
m. Am 1”,
fission-snai- piooes, yet one piece.
For-mow!
MMQIG?
Norwalk Chronicler