all”... to u.
I. %ilnwing local Q endorse
its: as auxiliiistreet,
_, p it up in Tears and
t many-old people i had
{.titldnoys fch a. long
I
bin
e
\ ‘ . v” ‘
loll-
tii lit'sttat
tell
6
9
ll
tileriss has sent to the :mem-
Qonneciicut delegation ‘res-
ducted by) the secretary tav-
, Q Q ill, which provides
edemptiou of soiled and mutil-
Tbey also ask the
e fencer
ll!
r money.
i , Q9 tutti; members to flu .bet‘ore
the “in lttee on banking and current
. the committee to report
ill ,for clean money.
log by
“b " .too radical and
~ . glues the stomach perfect rest
'_ ach's aid.
health.
Cure.
Stomach trouble for some time.
the instant rolls ."
- ford Pharmacy.
, raizs COMPETITION.
”
(fl
.. Write Essays.
vHARTFORD. Feb. 21. -— Admiral
Button Section NO. 42. Navy League
of the United States, under authority
of the National Navy League, lately
" offered to the pupils or the Hartford
schools the privilege of entering a
prize competition for the best essay
uponsthe services and greatest ach-
ievements of the United State‘s sloop
of war "Hartford," the essays to be
.aubmitted not latter than Washing-
ton'- birthday.
.As previously anounced. the follow-
ing judges have been designated to ex-
amine all assays offered. to classify
them. and to make recommendations
for the awards of the first and second
Principal Edward H. Smiley.
. Hartford Public High School,
‘ 'Frincipai Willis l. Twitcbeii of the
and Edward B.
‘ prices:
of the
“West Midde school
You zlie.
‘ uniss-
~Yo" ‘ ,0! Clay N. Y.. (lid.
. “I in,
at "eat.
quickly relieved and cured me."
robottio.
RD. . Feb.
vice. All
only, 82 men.
grant ,oiliceru, he
sent over from New Haven.
THE GNP.
others.
will!
L iil'lm ,
' experience.
illly defies medical aid.
git: euicdy.
”t has not recovered. For
gt has resulted in push»
linen-Powell corporation.
ma lifly‘s'P
I.
’o for all: will. you.
people are Tlllnl'bllllt,
roasterbsclthchc. ll
~‘to‘lgive me so! to
p Q that Dean’s Kidney
help me even it they didn’t
N». to. Pleistcd’s drug store
iipillrim‘dl f3wruin{alt'ti'.at1iilii.;l-
n'l.‘ lie! I IDOB‘
tick; 'l‘he backache
littering were a thing of ihe‘pnst."
sat by all dealers. Q Price 60
-. Foster1lirllburn. 00.,
Y., sole agents for the
r the name Dean's and take
' ward Ci; scram: 384331;: :ioglncnry
st session considerable washesrd
this‘hili. and Mr. Gaines secur-
est dealer notoriety by urging
Hearing,
did before the cotuinittee, but
__cort was ever made. . it is under.
.‘stood these hearings will soon be pub-
‘lished.'but the bill will not beQrcport-
_. on this sessiOn. The committee is in
‘ fa, or of some bill in the lines sugges.
' Mr. Gaine, but this particular
cannot go
no. MORE STOMACH rsouatss.
1Al1 stomach trouble is removed by
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. ll
. heating what you out without the cm-
‘ Tile food builds up the
body,” the rest restores the stomach to
You don't have to diet your
' "self when taking Kodol --Dytipepsia
' V J. D. Erskine. of Alleuville.
Mining says. ‘Q‘l sudercd Heartburn and
Tileter-ih-luw has had the some trouble
.. sand was not able to eat for air weeks.
' ' She lived entirely on warm water. All
“ mutating two bottles of Kodol Dys-
‘ pephin Cure she was entirely cured.
it" She now Ieats,htlaagtltiy and findin‘ gong
" alth. am a easy 00 av
he ‘ Sold by The Gift;
Hartford'sobom Children Invited to
GRAVE TROUBLE FORHEEN.
“It needs but little foresight to tell
thetwhen your stomachand liver are
. Mdly‘nltccted. grave trouble is ahead,
you take the proper medicine
for your disease. as Mrs. John A.
She says:
« . neuralgia of the liver and atom-
‘ ooh ‘ any heart was weakened. and 1
mid it i was very bad for a
. immunity. 'but in Electric Bitters. i
.found' last what i needed. tor they
, ind for wool: Women. Sold un-
wicumtce by F‘. H. Baxter. at 62::
.IMMIPORT NIID NOT WORRY
" "1 flMt’i‘FG 21.~Adiutslit
‘ amp] dots, in discussing the remov-
" Val (lithe machine gun battery from
”Bridgeport, yesterday said that it was
decoder the betterment of the ser-
organtzotlon having (our
lieutenants, where there was a force or.
eight of whom ware war-
said, had been ridi-
outed by regular army officers. 'i‘hc
~ people of Bridgeport need not worry
aboutmiiiiary protection with a ban
“ tattoo of infantry there. if a gun but-
tsry livers needed. it could quickly be
.."Bctorc vie-can sympathize with
we mum have suffered our-
“, No one can describe in you
harlot attending an attack at
unless you have had the so
There in probably
house that entices so much physi:
had menial agony, or which so
from the grip. hcwwor, may be.
. the Rrompt use of Chain.
. 1 Among the
lab lldii who have used this
‘ ‘t‘ one case has ever been
. senate it was chart ‘ grilling
all
-“ ll Mlmultgwas
‘ ? diner-cut from" the other
‘ we... fl‘be conformed thh'otwolhuusv
as then got together. and agreed upon
a bill. which will now become oriaw
as soon as it is signed by the Presi-
dent. This bill contains the principal
items of the twoiirst bills, and grants
‘rsliet in many, cases that have been
hanging fire for. years.
included in this bill are numerous
Connecticut claims. . In. one set of
claims, under the Bowman not, there
are .16 connecticut claimants aggro
gating. a sum of $6416.44. Q«’l‘he fol-
lowing are ones allowad under this
provision: To 11081011110 Swan. Mary
E Pritchard. Seymour Swanson Car-
rie R. Moody. sole heirs of Travelers
Swan. deceaued of Bridgeport, 31.606.-
to; to Francis W. Dickens. residence
not given, $69.04: to Charles to. How-
kins of Middlescx recupty, ”dill: to
John Lowe of Foirileid county 8107.46.
to Alexander Media of _ New Q million
county. 3184.9 ; to Oscar F. Staunton.
of New bond n ‘eouuty, $806.64; to
Lawrence )M. Bowers, no residence
glvenfiexe‘cutcr of the estate of Ed-
M. Cleveland. administrator urine as-
taet of Louis Kingsley; 840.02; to An-
nie C. Collier.‘witlnw ofr'rhomss S.
.Coliier, $196.72; to Henry T. Skel-
ing. of New London county.3389.32: to
Walter K; Sooheld, of ll‘nirileld'conh-
ty. $590.96: to Grace 'l‘. Arms. exec-
titrilt ol Frankl-L Arms. deceased.
$1,256.61. and to A. 8. Oberiy, $198.74.
Among the French spoliatlon claims
allowed are noted the following. Con-
necticut claims, all growing out of the
seizure of the brig. Louis Benjamin
M’heeler, master: 'i‘o Charles ll.
'Sireet. administrator of Richard llub-
bell, in. $837.90; to Richard Hubbcli.
administrator of Richard Hohhot sr..
$837.90; and to Fene'ion Hubbcil, ud~
ministrnior of Benjamin Wheeler, 83.-
iiillll). These are all New Haven
1.
{hilly
‘ and passed it. ,The house crisinaliy
w _,slll»uas.hlii,i..hutnhcggtntutslc ll, .
I .
‘ question thisyv on.
claimants. ‘
Another section of the bill provides
for the repayment of internal revenue
taxcs‘ illegally collected from owners l
of private tiles. Under this provision l
the following Connecticut bencilciul‘- i
ice are taken care of: Brecket & New.
ton, $280; (:lurk Match Company $970
and C, S. Louie. $505.91. all represent
ed by F. 1.. Perry. of New Haven.
AGONiZiNG BURNS. .
are instantly relieved, and normally:
healed, by Bucklon's Armca Salve. if. i
Rivcnbarii. .112, of Norfolk. Via, writes: «
"l burnt my knee dreadfully; that il'
blister-ed nil owr. Bin-kicli's Arnicui‘
Salve stopped the pain. and healed ii'
Without it scar." Also hcnia nil
wounds and sores, 25c, at b‘: it. has ‘
ier's. drugglst. "
DID NOT UNDERSTAND.
John Johnson Tried to Put on a Belt
and Lost His Arm.
HARTFORD, Feb. 2l.-—Judge Plait
last week handed down s. decision in
the case of John Johnson against. the
Bridgeport Deoxidized Bronze and
Metal Company. The plaintiff sued
for ”0,000 damages for the loss oi
nu lirmlwhlie at work in the defend-
ant's factory. He claimed that he was
ordered to put it belt on a revolv-
ing. wheel although he was not a
skilled laborer. and that while doing _
so was hurt. Judge Plait finds that
when the belt came off thelforeman
said something to Johnson about his
work but didnot order him to put
the belt on. Johnson, understanding
English poorly. thought he had been
ordered to put it on and in attempting
to do so. despite warnings of other
employees. was hurt, The plaintiif
is allowed 825 damages, these being
nominal because the case is a hearing
after default by the defendant.
LADIES Dll- trounced-
'trrsrnléuimfimmtgn
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BR
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Cures a Cold in One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough
limo
Only Thing
its 14 board.
mums.
venting loch
.iillis ‘o boll.
" manna criticism
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t. infill?! 0i
'fi‘fil‘uwl‘“ ..
simian.
will bring! 3”. mefl
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Only Radical Curator Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Wurst Group in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulccratcd Tonclis.
.Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. ,
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month.
biog Passage and Micros flooring.
Cures ayl'evsr or Money Refundcd. 50c - “.00
on Earth That Cures Asthma.
no! on ruinous In so my ,
mmnwmthoanmudhflctm stomach.
Milo old drip patrol the system. restorln the vigor of youth.
Ceramic Constipation and Plies. Mien all also isiis. ‘ Mumps
oi bee. wasp or
20 days treat»
Mont Toxicoic Tail-
iots. greatest ionic
iivsr invigorsior
codification“; linin-
cdy. FREE with s all
bottle oi ill-Milieu
hornet alloys in i ‘
small» bum. pro»
night» Cum all
comm»... is
loom“ uses at
biomedical prolong
fie doused
* Worms W
.nflafii I m u...
‘ \ ‘qurldlsrlllsirirstr
.tiliultln' the. ck . d Ill, _
~ *on‘d series .33... ¥nvo€simts¥owou
.ause. ill-m
9 ill“: until?
a b ii
M'i'iflin that n ii:
his mind he vii
., probably it
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All coughs; colder an
couipiaints that arecurabiegsre quich-
ly cured by QaegMin‘ute (tough uro.
Clears the phleznl " awn out. loam
motion and iléitlaiitnli soothes; the at-
focieti’lpuris.’ strengthens the lungs.
wards off pneumonia. Harmless and
pleasant intake. Sold by The Gulf
ford Pharmacl’. ‘
KENYON Tuscar'rsnso WITH
. SUI . ,r .
SOUTHINGTON.Feb. 21.-—Suit is.
threatened ssainst Jeremiah: A. Ken-
yon, reported of thalNew Haven. Rog-
ister by Mrs. Henry ”Fletcher. of Eden
ayenue. as the result of a bite of a
dog owned by Mr. Kenyon. The old-
est daughter of Mrs, Fletcher had bus.
loans which ohlled bar to, the home
of Mr. Kenyon one day» a short while
ago and was. accordingto one who in.
formed your correspondent. coming in
the. deor'when ihe‘dog (which is of
Scotch collie breed) jumped at the lit-
tle‘oue and sunk its teeth in the
child's lip,«tenring the lip so the child
will probably be disfigured. for life.
Mr. Kenyon‘s story is that the child
was in the house and looked under the
tabieund tried to pet the animal and
as these dogs do not like petting.
jumped at the little one with the re
suit as told obeys. Mr. Kenyon fur-
ther said regarding the case that he
did not know whether they would sue
or not and he did notthink the child
was hurt very bad, The case will be
from
sun. flll‘illilimldi
erry. Order .l"
a r from “your at
SNOW . , 3 UP. Hill) 1' GARE.
CHICAGO“, Feb. Zlmltsiirenii‘ 01th
clulsflcstihllato that a. trance tears. ct
freight are tied up near here‘s rally
roads‘esst and westfot'ving' to t e res
contest/v ll'lowlllill‘lll- GUNS Mm.-
berQ 75.000 cars are ’said' to bc'siile"
cars on roads west of Chicago. lt‘will
require ten days or more to move
this accumulation of freight to its
fiestinaticu. and it is probably that
the loss in perishable stuff will be
very heavy. QQ
. NOTHING To FEAR.
The question of injurious capsicum
in medicines which has been agitating
the minds. of many people. does not
concern those who use Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Mothers need hare
no hesitanc' in continuing to give it
to their lid or ones. a it. contains an
soiutoiy nothing Uur one. This reme-
smali children, but is a medicine of
great worth and merit. it has a
world wide reputation for its cures oi
coughs, colds and croup and can al-
ways he reliedu‘pon. For sale by
Stillsou-PoWell Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy. Pierce's Bridge Pharmacy,
Zeitfuss Pharmacy. ‘ "
HAWLEYVILLE GROCEEDEAD.
‘ NEWTOWN, Feb. 21.~—lilrnest Haws
ieyville. a grocer liswleyvi‘lle. died
yesterday from, spinal ectopic-menial
gills. alter a short lllnestii Hewitt: hurt
in the eye by it bit at at Qli’and tile
fatal trouble developed later.“ _ He was
is years of age. married; lithe son
of William Hewley.‘ n‘c‘a (than of
this town. , .,
".v. i
s
y ..
like:
g “5!. . 7t. '
3 A‘vieciablePreparationi‘orhs.
‘ slmdctuigilici‘oudaudilc ulu~ c
g hug mcbtcmiulsaluiicuesci' “
(but.
Promotes DigestionChceri‘ub
ncss untillcsmuululns neither "
Q .Morpllluu nor Millet-oi.
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coo
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Worms.Convuisiorts.i-‘evcrlsh-
, nessandllossor Swan
0
For Simiic Signature of
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ZILI
TRIAL BOTTLE 25c.
. 256‘
(crocbsinIsiiuuto. fulfills the plin
WI
jaw.
over
'iicim.’ “ o
t; 015900 AT
, taunt. (i month’s
, Wilflfidt
DBUGGIETQ g Q ,, , '
' 13‘9“th. iNQmi on.
For Infants and Children.
Tile‘Kiud You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
Q In
list
For liver
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TMCHM
Oil
Willi) PIPE.
ti‘g‘ixfi' union «g
.“ ‘ cw . 0 con
to" mined by "i
and as hum re 1
sum “ "*7
his but of
tracked on custom roads und‘bbfitii);
dy is not only perfectly safe to give b
iaclt credentials. as retention on
the. c IQ; and. wswgui cost stilts
and Q Q _Q y; which it. thinks Q in
foil ’Q 1,. ' We «termite all.
it :ch . thciprcmpt installtiicu
clash in the chem
,Qisiand‘sound. held rc-
kcah‘tiyl’aliogl‘ififlotei Allin the new
four/tilts means in
"conference of yacht n
mine N. Y. Y.a0.‘w ‘
ares new the ruies'o
t happrovlng .p'o , lifll. i .
w ’c pages were melon ‘: bill .
do; = schemes We sled .uucu
li‘hQ iirstlwas the word ‘ thei‘por»
tieri at theQruie‘in the. or of the
Oliequnrter bloom. length being‘l ide-
slred‘wto‘ehange it‘ sc'lasrto‘ preclude
the: building of square stern boats.
Tine second recommendation is that
the. last paragraph under the; caption
“Certificate of Measurement'lk be en-
tirely eliminated. " 'i‘ho‘lpiiragraph is
as ioliows:
, If from any peculiarity in) the
(build or a yacht. or other ‘ cause,
the measurer shall be of the opinion
thatihe rule will not rate the yacht
fairly/,0;- that in any respect '«she
does. not comply with the, require-
maple of thesauruics, he {shaill'report
the circumstances to the regatta coin-
mitiec. who, with the monomer; utter
due inquiry, shall 'award such ccrtiii.
cats of rating, as, theymay consider
equitable, and the measuremeutxshail
eldeemed incomplete until this has
been done. , .
it maintain that the paragraph gave
inseam-era and regatta committees too
.Q’I'nlltch v latitude in interpreting the
u es. . ,
The association re lived a com-
munication from the
Yaspaht .Giubi.of.Port Washington. L. i.,
re rdlug the 30-foot challenge cup.
Under: the new universal classification
there is no 30-foot. class. audit was
asked whether it would be advisable
to hold future races for thettophy
tinder class N, boats over vtwsntylsev-
on ; feet and not over thirty‘ihree
feet rating measurement.- The stso.
elation considered the question for a
time and then referred it back to the
Manual-sect Club. with 'tiieareoommem
dation that the club elect the class
aunties which the races shall be sailed.
There was alarge representation
from the different clubs of the asst»
elation at the meeting. . .
m... .. Q ,.
TONiG 2170 THE .SYSTEM.
For liver troubles and -.constipation
there is nothing betterihan DeWitt‘l
Little Early Risers. the famous little
Pills. They no not‘weskenthe stom-
ach. Their action upon the system
is mild, pleasant and harmless. Bob
Moore. of LaFayette. lnd.. says. “No
use talking, DeWitt‘s Little Early
Risers do their work. All other pills
l have used grips and matte me sick
in the stomach and never cured me.
Dertt's Little Early Risers proved
to be the lung sought relief. They
are simply perieci." Persons travel~
lug iind Little Early Risers the most
reliable remedy to carry with them.
8on by The Clifford Pharmacy “
sues THE" Fonssraus
Fanning Wants Court Wcich to Pay
Doctor's Bills.
WA'I‘ERBURY, Feb. 21.-The cone
of Patrick Fanning against Court
Welch. Foresters of America. was
heard last Friday before Judge George
H. Cows“ in the district court. Fau-
plug was for his and damages. cl-
lcgiug that amount for a doctor's bill
which the court nursed to pay.
Fanning claimed that according to
the try-laws of the society he was en-
titled to medical attendance whenever
he wds sick and that if the court’s um.
cially appointed physician didn't re~
spend to a call within trio hours the
sick person had the right to call in
another doctor. He said that the reg-
ular court physician left town on
March 29, 1902, the day he was taken
iii. and that he called Dr, O'Hara, who
tended him until April 21. On April
21 the court doctor returned to town.
Fanning claimed he was entitled to
$38, the amount of Dr, O'Hara's biil
up to the time the regular court phy~
slciau returned.
The court in its defense. stsied that
lit a regular creating of the orgasmi-
tion Fanning‘u bill was presented and
that the court rated to refuse to pay
it. The defense also set up that Fah-
ning was not entitled to damages be.
cause he had violated the rules ottbe
organization in taking the matter into
the civil court before he had taken
an appeal ion higher body of Forestry,
Attorney Dennis J. Slavic appears
for Panning and Attorney Robert A.
Louie and Attorney Theodore E.
Rotors for Court Weich.
PQIIONB in F000.
Perhaps you don't raise that many
pain poisons originate in our food.
but some day you may fee a twinge
of. dyspepsia that will convince you.
Dr. King's New Life Pills are guaran-
teed to care all sickness due to pets-
ons of undiluted foods—or money
back. ate, at P. H. Baxter's Drill
titers.i Tryihcm. . - l”
m
CHARGED WITH lMI‘lZLIMINT
HARTFORD, Feb.~ bin-«licon Am-
merman. assistant treasurer at the
Hartford Opera House, was arraigned
in court yesterday churned with out»
besticment of money from his em-
ployers. His cm was continued under
sbcnd oi $500. latri- tutlmouyliim-
marman implicated another person in
the alleged shorts a sad the contin-
uance was to perm t of further inves-
tigation of the case.
A nil/c.5350: fulfil" t
a «is w cu a scar
is rDcWittfsztch asset naive. No
P0311847 sifocbt such speedy rciloi. it
drawn. out inillamluaticu. soothes. cools
and heals: all cuts. burns and bruises.
A cure cure for Piles and skin circuit
or. Dertt‘a in tho {only ccoutuc
align liars; hairs“ Bewarocf fnubw
s c it an area 80 d
The Clifford Pharmsgy. t 3
W
Ant/coarse sins recesses.
in a leading editorial the Yale
Daily News sharply calls up its forsi
mar crusade cubical what it calls the
~ . at i ; . ”a stand twine ,
i at“. w. l a. .
«a.
Memos is. .
annusct Bay -
' hollows”:
Mailings auditor, ills..-
is there anything more ‘l-Saiistylng to .
than to look down at liic‘aflp‘o’rs of her: it? , p . . , Q
cleriu,‘lmrnnculntely n'eai‘, ‘iv'ith‘ corcrin‘gjs.geod..tur , upon 3
There is something about Melting illgt 'spjlplilsjtofniiisefnfii-
hie .iiouscltccpcra It is clean,srtislic and} a; Sanitary as'nhy
floor covering could possibly be. I \ “I U Q: ‘ I. i
‘ We wish to direct attention toionrncwct . 05.6mm
Mailings. Tilers is an abundance elwertistlcdc igiié. gro—
metrical figures on iigilt.Qgi'OiiildS;' building‘s 6i ‘frdyitii and
cream, gray green, or old blue with cream inplcasinéipat—
terns. Many of them are subdued in tone whileotbe'r‘s’ iiiiye
stench of brightness. Fifteen or more noniifiicbihdiiejnst
arrived and anyone expecting to purchpscgli’lpttingsy ryl'lllbe
interested in looking through the line. FibreMatting is‘as
soft and pliable as a piece of carpet and just as easily
handled. Q Q Q1. ' ‘
-. There is a full line of Japanese and- China Mattinge‘tvvith
their quaint characteristic designs always-so. Wéiiltited ‘
Quite a stock of Reg Carpets "pis'lshow‘n for dissenting
season. For some uses these old ’ialfiiidnéd'W‘eMe‘s‘iivlth
their stripes nnd“'hit or miss” dcsigns'are more practical
than any other carpet. A good assortment at 40 and 50
cents a yard. ' ‘
Wm. ..
Q..Carpgt.Store, first floor.
The New Ribbons.‘,
The Ribbon Section is gay with all the new spring
fancies.
. New! clients in Printed Warps, Jacquards, Plaidsmnd
Brocades are displayed and attract much attention. There is
an especial exhibit in the show case at the plain street
entrance.
I C : I
Vetlmgs.
All the new colors in Chiffon Veilings are ready, and
Chiffon is the. best veiling for cold, biustering weather.
Extra heavy Veils in two and three yard lengths for
driving and automobiling. ‘
. Fancy Mesh Veiling‘s to match hats, red, green, blue,
white. black, brown, navy and magpie,
A complete assortment of Mourning Veils always: in
stock.
The D.- M. Read Co.
to... st...
'AS THE SBAWN ADVANCESWE MUM" MARE READY FOR Til!
SPRING BY‘.QCLOQBING OUT WlNTER STOCK. FDR 'i’H‘iB WE‘K’C
SPECIALS WE! HAVE CHOSEN;
. Bahia? Shirt waists.
Ladies Sateen Wallets.
Q 15c were 01.00.
Ladies Chock Waista,
$1.00 were 01.60.
Ladies’ manual Waists,
.750 war. $1.00.
Ladies' Flannel Walsh. lodies‘ii Mohair ‘wusts,
$1.90 were 01.60. 31.“ were “.00.
crass wamc or sumtan nsoucriouc. ‘
A FIW MORI MICE. OF FUN LIFT AT .THI MARKED DOWN
PRICED.
Ladles’ Etienne! Estate,
Oi.“ were 0300.
Ladies' Mohair Wants.
750 were 31.00.
Ladies Mohair Waititl,
31.00. wm $1.60.
,,
3i. 'Itckcrmeuh; Q on,
34 wasnlue'ron an. . J court! nonwatlt. CONN.
' Telephone 343-6. ‘ ' A F 7
went lurluuibu
To the; «your; Q-liulll-
using ctour holds an . minim.
ion dmbrlmm‘fl contort inc “ghetto
faction. more heat to'tlis’ hue .Q l
moreoconomyiotho any ‘i
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