autumn main.
Q II”, 590 to $198
E. Kaankn.
«i nun 47 Wll‘l‘ wuumaron an.
mundane now. BLOCK,
MOTH NORWALK. conu.
told this lites.
t wurriiiii‘ronnén‘sh
For Norwuik and vinicity: Ruin to-
!“th Probably I'nlr Wednesday. The
disturbance that, was control In the
tumor Mississippi Volley yentorday
morning has moved litii‘lllt’tlSIWill'lI and
is now central in Virginia. it in pro-
ducing ruin In the ounturn portion or
the lake region and along the Middle
. and NorthAtluntic counts. Another
disturbance is dovtdopintz in tho north—
west. 'I‘bo storms hitvc bocu moving
rapidly across tho country during tho
punt few days nnd we don't get out or
the influence of one bol‘orc the from
edge of unothcr is ovci- us. (“outiitionu
favor for this vicinity ruin followed
by clearing late tonight und probably
lulr Wodnosduy.
The evening schools will closo on
Thursday night of this work.
The monthly mot-ting ol' the Norwniit
Building and Loan Asstk'liilltill will be
held tonight.
Munsou Eiu'ooti. ot‘ Norwuilt, was u
Sunday ghoul. or his brother. tirlnndo
Elwood, in Sortlhport,
Miss Benedict and Miss Wigluun. of
Norwalk, spout Sulurdny with Mr. and
Mrs, James Jennings. in Soulhport.
Mrs Aldon Solutuns and Mrs. .iuiin
V. Lester, wlto nrc sojourning in tho
South. are at present at Richmond. Va.
Henry Stetson. u but utuuttl’ucturcr,
well known In this city, died at his
home itt ()ruugc, N. .l,, on Thursday
inst. ‘
William Millcr. the gcnlnl ilcd Mun.
Is able to be out and at his dutlcs oticr‘
again utter :1 low duyu‘ uttnck of the
grip.
Mr. and Mrs, L. V. Ii. Hubbard, ot'
Shelton, huvo roturucd to tltcir home
after u visit wliil Dr. and Mrs. C. F.
lloutwcll.
John Hinds. formerly of South Nor-
wuilt, who hits boon locotcd in New
York slaio for sonic. little. bits returned
to his home for it. short Stay.
Stophcn and Annie Surosi have clos-
cd a dual for the purchase of the W.
i). Smith place at 14 Chariot-i ll. stroct.
'I‘ltc dcul wus ntudo through .Ioltu B.
Lawroncc.
'i‘hc warm ruin of Suturdny night and
Suntiuy curriod oil‘ it grout dent of tho
remaining snow und ice and look the
frost out of tho ground to u grout ex-
tcnt in malty pluccs,
~Nutlncg Sutciul and ilztnco and 0.
It. A. M. dogroe tcnm tlrill. given by
Douglus It‘owicr W. R. 0.. ill Mystic
(lhnln intuit, Murch ‘2. 1905. Souvenir
prescrited to eVoryonc nttcutilng.
l’ulntcr .Iunitts Brown, of Elmgt‘ovo
strcot. wokc up yostcrduy morning to
find that his grind stono, trnmc, wheel
and all. lltltl disuppcurtnl during the
night.
A glint: oi‘ ilnonlcn lutvc been em-
ployed l'or homo duys stringing new
wires on the Westcrn Union poles at-
ong tho railroad truck. (topper wires
nrc boiug subotilutod l’or tito old ones
which were math. of gnlvunizod wire.
Money dopoultcti in tho South Nor-
wullt 'I‘rusi (‘ompuuy is quuys within
roach of tho tiopouitor but always out
of touch ol burulurs. This company
ttti’ortis u unto. piuco (or your savings
uud bcsldog puyn (our por cont. com-
pound inlol'cst.
'l‘ho factory of liigson ill (60., in
llotiioi. was clout-d yoiilcrdlly, pointing
the uoiticnwpl of difl'cronct‘eu bolwuen
tho notticuiont ol' dii'forcnccs in rogurd
to pricon tor corluiu grades of huts.
it won uuid tltat ti speedy anti antico-
bic soltlomonl oi” Illl‘ tiiuttcr wuu look-
od for null tilut tho shutdown would
probnbly ho brlol.
’l‘hcro lit till oiti superstition which
doldgntttott tho nights of Mitrclt ill. lit
and 20. till "lending” or “obnorvutlon”
nights. it wan bnlicvcd that. I! the
tontpornluro dropped holow freezing
on cillior ol' ihtmo nights there would
he froulit for forty nights thereafter.
or. in othcr words, that there would
General Iluiiistill Frost to As-
semblg ills Command lor One
Day’s instruction in little
Practice. Drills and Guard
Duty . '
General orders No. 13, regnrding the
May day purades of the various organi-
zations of tho Connecticut National
Guttrd, iuultod yesterday 'l’rou‘t lilo olllco
ol the adjutant general in linrtlortl.
are as follows:
l. The commanding ofliccr, Brigade.
Connecticut. Nationui Guard, is hcrchr
directed to order the Companies of In-
tcry, First. and Second Uotnpunics
Count Artillery. Buttery A, night. Ar
tiiiory, Troop A and Detachments oi
Hospital Corps of his command. to pu-
rudo one duy during the month or Mur.
1905. iii their respoctiw towns. undcr
orders of the Regimental, Company
and Battery Conuuundors. ()rgunizu-
lions provided with suitable rungcs
will dovotc ti portion of the day to rr
tie pructicc, untitcr orders of tho cont»
niundants, and supervision of tho litigi-
monttti inspector of Smuti Arms 'itrttc~
lice. and tho rout of thc (toy to such
drill as tho commandant shall direct,
including instruction itt guard duty unit
"the. Ht‘l‘vlt‘e oi uccurity uud Iutormio
lion." ()thor oi‘guttizntions will par
form such duty as tho Brigade tlont-
mundcr m‘uv direct.
ll. Regimental or Battalion Com-
mnnders will attend the purudc 01’
Companies In llt'l‘tttlll. or bc rcpl‘esoutcli
by u iiciti or stuff olliccr. itlltl will rc-
port in writing through Brigade llctid.
quarters, on or bcforo Juno int, ibo
condition and officioncy oi" cacti orgaui
lilllml; tho rillc practicc, drill and
muncuvors performed; limo occupicti
in rllic pructico: limo tiovotcti to drill.
and the numbor in each organization
proscnt nnti pcrformlng duty. Buttery
Commanders will also nutkc roport of
the foregoing. Brigade (‘tliililltlllllt‘l‘
will detail an Inspector of Small Arms
I’ructlcc to uitcnd und sttpcl‘vit-io tho
riflo pructico of tho. First and Second
Companion (‘onst Artillery. Troop A.
and First Scpuruto Company.
ill. The Utitnmundcr of tho, Navul
l-Intlulion. Connecticut National (itutrd.
will assemble his command for oho
day's duty in May. i905.
W. The Acting Conunisultry-Gotten:i
will not furnish rations for spring put
ratios of tho (‘lmncctirui Notional
(itutt'd. .In iicu tlicrcof, Company.
Signal Corps. ilospitni Corps, [hurry
and 'i‘roop Ctnntnundors will purchusc
such cotnntlssary storcu us are not-ou-
sury for tho subsiulcuco ol‘ thoir corti-
round, and will poruouully sot» litul tlio
food is propcriy cooked. and issuotl.
’I‘ho uittouut expended should ttol ox-
ct-cd twcnly—IIVo cunts por mun, :tud
will not in any ovonl cxcood forty
routs, including irunuportulton of sun
piios and cooking ulcnsiis. 'I‘Itlrt ho-
ing in thc lino of instruction l'or Still-
sIt-tting troops in tho hold and u noc-
cssury fuctor ot‘ tho soidior's cdurtr
tion. at strict Compilnnco with ihosc
dirccllons is reqnlrcd. The hiring
of a cuter-or nndor nny contlitionn will
not ho allowed. Voucitcrs in dupli-
cnio I’llr sutmisionco furnished will be
tnndo ou the Acting (‘ommissuryvtion-
crui. und forwut‘dcd to this tlt‘purtluont
for puyntcnt,
V, 'i‘Iu- comtnunding olllccr of out-h
company (itwornor's tiuurd is hcrcby
dircctcd to assemble his command for
ouo tiny'n drill umi purudo in May.
l906 on such (1an us he may dctcrmiuo
forwarding to this oilioc, when lssuod.
(luto oi" purmlo.
VI. ’I‘ritiiiculo pity-mild for, duty,
ditty signed by each ntombor parading.
and sworn to by the commanding oili‘
our, to requircd; ono copy to bo rc-
tnluod by the coutmnntiing olllcor. and
two copies to bc l‘orwordod to thin ol-
flcc within lWl) tittys of duto of pnrndc.
VII. inspectors ol‘ Small
ing point, for Slutc tlocorutlonit, llittut
gunizatlou and your In which ho bun
previously uuuitliod lit rltio llllil rovol~
vci‘ practice. which must be llllt)Wt'tI
unions cortiliod to by tho tnlipccllnx
otl‘iccr. with exception of the Signal
rooms will no coriiliod to by tin-Ir row
pccttve commundunln.
The following uro nnnmnwod till the
figure» ol‘ merit for uoltlo ol‘ tho or-
guntzutionn of tho i’ionnoctlcut Notion-
al Guard for the month of Fébrnnry:
First inluntry, 91.35; Second inluu-
try. 93.02: 'i‘hlrd infantry. 86.37: Bop-
arutc Company, 90.68; Nuvul Battalion.
84.01; Cavalry. 91.91; Battery A.
84.18: Machine Gun Buttery. 91.54;
not be an on curly spring. There was
no from on the night of eilhor tho "tin
or the Hub. itnd thcro was little lust
night. (remaininuy, it his old super-
nl-ltlon hurt my force at all, on early
npring may no cxpccteri.
Count Artillery. 70.27; llospltui Corps.
386.40; Signal Corps, 81.64; Company it‘,
of Norwatlt. IIIIII it rating of illicit. illltl
Company D, at Norwailt, 83.02.
Company Commander: tire dimmed
to turn In IO’IIIO Slate Arsenal nil
clothing and other Quartet-mustang
property ohnrxodto them, In email
. W
PAINT YOUR ‘BUOGY FOR 750
«111.00 with Dame's GIOHI Gal-rinse
Paint. it Weigha it to it out. more to
the pint than others. wears longer and
given a gloss count to new work. Sold
.by 0. ill. Dow.
4' 'lttttlltl’ Lot,
of than Own: an... cur-u Marwin'l
. Homo nod B'lioon, lat/.0 lb.
Int Chautau- Oink. 10c lb.
‘Pusticwt'iiniti-zi ..
orthnteaczmtily roquirod for the en-
iiutted men of their command, notifying
Ithe Assistant Quartermaster-General
of each and ovary shipment; also on.)
closing with the llhipmont rm invoice
or the property returned. signs by
the responsible oiilcor. Camp tilti-
ment will not be turned in.
W“. “Igwlhywuwlmfll.
Obtain" Italian Illl Dessert ‘2
Thll is an important daily question.
Let us “wat- it today. 'i'rytJeil-o,
America“ most popular dutiert. m:
only-d .Hialmt. Aim-d. (told Modal.
World's Fair. St. Louis. 1904. livery-
titlnu in tin mil: oi odd trolling or or
uni outwardly drama-Lamont r:
item , granary. choco-
orry M‘I‘ a prenatal
into and '
, " 31$:ovti-tfiin Esther}. ‘
'91
mil driver
luff 3r p
tron your upon: with}.
5
I
their orgunlzulions. in accordance with ‘
0. copy of his order tit-sigtmtini:r thc'
Arms
Pruclico wiineusiuu scores at tho Ill“
obtain from ouch contestant lilo or~
Corps and Muchinc-(lun ilullory. whom.
"I” MARY "ONE. Mllwaultoo. VII.
1' ‘ Do YooNeed
fantry, Signal Corps. Muchinotiuu Bill- .
i Bracing Up?
1
No other tonic in the world is like Paine'a
Celery Compound; no olltcr remedy takes so sim-
, pie and scientific a way
to perform its wonders.
Paiuc’s Celery Compound acts directly upon
. the nerves, lccding tltcut Nature's nervc food-~~--
i
I cclcrymiiliiug them with new vinlity. Through
. tltr nerves it acts upon the blood, purifying it.
slrcngihcntug it, lllilkliig it purc and strong and
rod and ltcalthy.
gently and so quickly.
No otltcr remedy puritics so
Paine's Ccicry Compound is the one known
prescription that puritics without purging or
vrcnkenimzr the system in any way.
If you feel “run down," “uscd up.” nervous,
tired.——~iu other words.
try Paincfs Celery ('otupounti.
if vou need bracin
a
g up,
Learn the full luxury and ticiiglit of being
always at your best, able to live your life for all
that is in it.
For] tlir cxultnnt thrill of pure, rich blood and
abundant Nerve Force, made by Paint-'5 Celery
Compound.
Pztiuc‘s ('cicry Continuuti gives rcnl Nerve
Force. inslcad of thc
tonic.
T ircd,
wcaloncrvcd.
i
also activity imparted by
more stimulants. It is tltc host and quickest nerve
thin—blooded. unhappy
men and women gct quick, sure, Itcnrty health
from this cclcbralcd th've Vitnllzcr and Tonic.
I
strength. it mnkm n
It drives away Inssiiudc, gives courage and
rich incrcusc in blood
supply. and makes ihc whole system thrill with
hearty hcdith.
Miss Mary Stone. Secretary of thc Young
People’s. Christian 'I‘cmpcraut‘c Society of Mil-
waukcc. iclls Itcr cxpcricucc aitcr {ct-ling “run
t down" for months.
We have used Paine't Calcry Compound In
our family for a number of your. and a few
months ago when I felt no worn out and run
down that I thought I
would have to give up
my work an i 1.3.x: .I vacation earlier. mother
luggeuted inst I try a couple of built» of
Outcry Cultipound. A few dom made mo
not quite dlfiorent, my appatltc lncrcuod, I
hogan to clap well at night and tell ruled
In tho morning.
In a very short limo I lot!
“It. a different being and am glad to any that
your medicine made
it pouthio (or me to
. continue my work unlnterruptodly. Your.
. vary truiyr—Min Mary Stone, 2621 Lisbon
. Ava" Milwaukee. Wis. Secretary Young
i People's Christian Temperance society.
Try Paine's Cclcrv ("ontt‘iotind YOURSELF
when you feel cxhnustcdwwhcn you grow lircd
sooner lhnnwou shouldwwltcu you lose patience
With the irritating cnrcs of daily ilfcmwhcn you
t . fuel that your hopes and ambitions arc not as high
i a? they used to bc-~wlicn you spend a sleepless
night-whcn you got up almost its weary as when
r
you went to herb—witch you are worried—when
' the tired feeling puts its hcuvy touch upon you.
I That is when you llt't‘tI the itcw Nerve Force.
. the 00d blood and frcsb vilniilv that is given
by
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Don‘t wait. Try Palm’s (‘clcry (Compound to-
day.
Take just one dose when you go to {are the
hard part of the day's trials. See how much bet-
ter you feel.
I
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use and prcsrribc it.
See how much more easily the trials roll away.
Two days’ lrcntmcnt with Paine's Celery Com-
pound will give proof of its marvelous powers.
For 18 years this famous prescription has been
the most universally usctl tonic in the world. It
has stood the test of lime. Phuicians constantly
No prescription has evcr
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Remember lius.~——l‘nlnc's (Tclcry Compound in
the prescription of one of the most famous physl- c
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WILLI. RIOHAROOON t 00.
IURLINO‘YON. VERMONT.
m
‘I solidi. HIDDEN” nocns. '
When your ship or health strikes
the hidden melts of Consumption,
Pneumonia em, you turn torn. if you
don't get help from Dr. King's Now
Discovery for Consumption. J. w.
Maximum. of Tatiadosn Sprlnnn, Aim,
writers: “i had been very ill with
Pneumonia, under the euro ol two doc~
ton, but VIII getting no butter when
It. began to tulle Dr. King’s New Dir»
covet-y. The llrnt dose IIIWO relief.
and one bottle cured me." Hill‘s cure
for were throat. bronchitis. coughs and
colds. Guaranteed at F. ii. Baxter's
drug tutors. price title and 81.00. Trlui
bottle free. i. '0
IEARGHINU FOR GAD . HIER’B
ION.
NORWICH. March Ziwflcarch in no.
Ing mucus in the water in the dam or
that compressed air plum at TultvIlie
nhnvc. this city for the body or John
Gauthier who I: thought to have toll-
>alt into tho rlvcr. "rho pmumpllon in
not «curator drowned. although no
one nan him tall from the dam. lie
on the noun! on. or tho nutrition:
and “run or no.
.-
.
warn-rs" anoisrsn."
This “thto Ill-pintor" for i905 will
be. innuml this wcok. probably tomor-
row, nnd will contain it memorial pinto
tit honor of (icnornl iluwioy.
m” m...
it In of no u... to ':‘* "I such it torri-
lic lot when nobody not understand
you.
Ito Yllt littttW
IIIS:
Russians in their Flight from
Mukden Abandoned Nearly
Everything. Only Caring For
Their Own Lives-iapanese
Coniinue Offensive Oper-
allons
TOKIO, March 20, it u. nlr—Thc lot:
lowing unnoum-outcui hut-t bocu mudo:
"()ur doluchmcnl outcrcti und occu-
piotl isniynun t-luudny morning til
i o'clock. 0n tho sonic tiny. ut iltzlltt
o'clock. tho onotiiy'p curiiiry. iiINIlIl pix.
!
ty strong, with ihroo conipouios ot‘ itt~
rutttry, uttoutptctl iI countor tiltucit.
but WIIH I't‘itllli-it'tl. 'i'owurtl tho uortlr
oust tho bridgos on tho niuitt roud
south of Iiniyuun huvo bccu burnt-ti by
tho mtomy. 'i‘ho roilwuy liridgos inwo
Iloon purity dostroycd.
’l‘ho numbcr of guns cuplurod nour
Mukdcn is incrcusiug, owing to dis-
covorics ol’ thoso buricd by tho cncmy
In-l‘ot‘o rotroniing.
Ix’Alii’liN I 1/.i'2. March
\‘Iu 'I‘ion 'I‘sin. .urclt Eds-«A Nol‘tt'c~
gittn lrztdor :tt-cotnpunicd tit ilttssiitu
rotrout to The I’nss llllil with a sinuic
coltiputtitm I'I'IISHI‘tI ovor to It'IlIlUllliIIl.
following; tito wutor t'tllil‘l-llifi to mold
tho llnssinn patrols from ilungiiulzu.
’I‘llc Russ-innit loll Miillllt'li with lit.»
columns of lut‘tintry. itt tho cotttcr oi‘
which worn two llllt-H ot cotumissur
Int. with urtitiory liuuitint: tho body,
umi tho ouvulry ucting'uo sort-oust, l‘nr.
titor Illli‘lti.
'l‘ltc dcmoruii'u-ni troops diocurdcd
.m-ir Intuit-i und odulptut-uts out] upon-
donoil tiiolr trunsporl curs. loll nuns
and cut-rtuuos. llslllg tho horsos to surc
its lliiili)‘ tot tuluniblo.
All lllt' lust titty ut 'i‘ic llilss tho
(‘ossitcks Iootcti tho booths ol‘ tt‘tttiors.
sold chulnpugno til it roubo- :t IIUIIII',
ttud snmnhcd and bdrm-ii t-vt-rylltiug
llllb‘llll-illilt'. Alloy (ought. u .Iltlittlil'h’t'
spy. who, upon rosistint: \rn-a itiilod.
'i‘ltc guilty t‘ossucks ivt-ro ohm ti unor-
lt'r lit up lilllii' tutor.
bionic-until ticnottti lilatcltonito, with
HIV thousand l'rul bionsttcun/uotuo I'ltt.
ropouu (uvulry and two IJiiIlt'l'it‘H oi
nrtliioty. is now opt-ruling. on tho Ilus»
uiuu oxtrotno icl't,
itiujorttcnorui Ii‘uitushiuut hurt \‘it-‘it~
od lisiitlninlutt iIIltI tit-1 lot-toll ttrt‘un-to
mruts for tho .nsiulintion of n .iupitu-
who purrtson llll'i‘t‘. and it is probttbli-
.lhut in tho toturo that town will ho
cousidoroti within tho tvttl‘ Ztmi' ultd till
littl‘h'tiiis nrrivlnu tboro will ho rotiuirod
to hurt: u lilioid,
'l'llKll), Elton-it 2th ti o.
liritish sioomor liiirlntritni.
con] to \‘lutiivostolt, \\'li.‘~‘
Snlurduy ltr iio» .iupuuoso.
S'l‘ l’iti’l‘itlllSi’lltl. Mitt-cit 1”.” In
viow of tho ttood ot‘ tho lucrcuslut:
ttutttiu-r ol dot-tors ut tho front on (till
("tut ordor wus publishoti toduy pot‘iuit~
tint: durlniz titt- wnr ...o uppolultnont
of shutouts to lllt‘tIIt'ilI posts and Mimi'-
lug l‘oroignors to join tho sorvicos.
STARTLING MORTALITY.
Statistics show startling mortality.
from uppcndicltts und pcritonitis. 'i‘o
prevent and curo liicso nwl‘ui diucancs,
their is just one roiinbio romody, lir,
King's Now Lilo I’iiis. M. Finnncry, ol
ll i‘uuimn liduno I’itu-c. l‘hlcugo, Hays:
"Thor hnvc no count fur t‘onstiputton
tutti Billionsncss. 25c, til i“. ii. Bax-
ter's, druggist. "
Ill. ovoniilll.
ill." 'l‘lio
carry in u
Ht‘IZi'tI oil
WANTS SUPPORT.
Mother Sues Sons for Enougn to Live
On.
It in n common thing for u wiio to
Hun III‘I‘ IlllNImIi'I t‘or non-support but
It is riitllcr unturuni whou it mother
with six IiIIII‘-Iii)lIIl‘il soils hits to go to
low in ordor that tiioy nuty III'UVIIII' t’or
ltor support. Filippo nitriosco of Siam.
i‘ord in lilo itnlluppy iuothor iIiItI silo
tum brouxhl unit In ortlor iliul ulio only
Illil't’ sonic Illclllltt of tiring. Allol‘noy
iiout‘y l‘. Burroughs. who is it clutt-
mismoucr of tho mtporior court. issuod
lit.» summons unit iicputy Shi'i'IIT
Iiicliut‘dte Horwti it, Thu lllllllt‘l‘ will
bo ltourd bofttru tho civil suitor-tor
court on April 1.
Tim million of tho noun ili'tt Imborio
liltrlcnco. of Now ('unuuu. tutd t'rc-
zuito. tiltivonnl, tilcotuo. Mallard.) und
.Ionoplt Iltit'ionco. till oi Stamford. 'I‘Iioy
nro all over 2i your» of tom and wcli
nhic to provido for thoir mothor. Mrli.
iinricsoo in 7b your» old. Silo intro nitc
workod hard to bring up itor norm in
do right tutti tou- tools (but In hor on
into thoy hIItIIIIII do noniolhiuu to lmop
Itor from tip. ptittl'lltllliit'.
l-iho titwu not our for tiny rurllculur
littlli of mom-y but utotcly tor ououxh
to live on.
, . w». .0...
To earn: PLAOTERER’S ntrran.
sncas
NEW LONDON. Mlll‘t'll 2l.w-'(itttil'go
’l’hornlon, of Bordon. lit-crclury of tho
lntornulionni Brickluycrn' and l’lttslou
ern' orgunizulion, is born today to tilt
lcmpi it scltlomcnt of the tiltloronco
lmlwwu niotnbcrn of tho Itwitl union
and the noun builders.
pioycd by the I”. M. mild Company
and O. L. Fowler. Fll'lllflt immune/or
the chewed outploymeni of Contractor
lowicr no u foreman by tho LillItI
Gotnunny. The international null-
dcru' contractor: and lwuibn‘nswctn.
lion declared a lookout for an onion
plasterer: and bi-Ichtiiyct'a worn the
That Linonlne'ltl the pleasant-3
not; surest: Mid tilckellt cure for
Caught-t and Carin—29w” from
pneumonia. At all drug stores--
35! 50‘3" t
“I'll"! wait continued ngslnnl. two mont-
bnrn. ’
Secretory Thornton wnl Center with
the butltlern' canonization at at meeting
tntl «mint. lie status that than in
be minor why to. doubt. «hunt in:
.Itmlihtglodonh . - ,
i...
’I‘tio mun our ‘
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AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.
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OFTEN GOES INTO DETAILED DES CRIPTION8 OF STYLES: IT EMPHA- '
SIZES QUALITIEB; IT QUOTES PRICES; IT KEEPS YOU POSTED FROM
WEEK T0 WEEK CONCERNING THE FRESH ARRIVALS OF SEASONA-
BLE MERCHANDISE. 11‘ IS AN INDEX THAT POINTS THE ROAD TO A
RIGHT ECONOMY. THIS ADV. IS FILLED WITH TIMELY NEWS. NOT
A LINE SHOULD BE SKIPPED IN THE READING. ‘
BEAUTIFUL WASH WAISTS 'GNOWY UNDERMUSLINS
FOR WOMEN
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soil uro lllol'o ili'lllilii‘. Iliilil over and lots. You will find them a“ we”
III‘ilm‘ifOlfi “““Ri‘ ”“tfilft)"I’Itd‘v‘l'df‘tw I' nullio and full generous sizes. They
hit?“ "it dim“ I" tor “WI “W‘s ”i“ cost. you about the price of bare ma.-
i’li‘”. lcrinls nt prcscut market rules.
Intiiics‘ Whito Lawn Shirt Wuiutit
with him-It dots, spot-lid iii EitJo,
lizitliots“ Witilo Mourns Shirl Wands.
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Inuiios’ Whito Lawn tiltiri VVills'ls, . ‘I ) H ' I“ ( .
oltiiiroidory ll'iliililt"l uttli tuokod oi .iil. it‘llll‘b’ Good Quality CUT-“WI COW“:
vtt v . .. . or.
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dil‘t‘orout styioo tutti illilku's, pinin tucit litulics’ Long White Shirts. (loop
cd and lilo.» triluulctl, :tt $l.3.’. :tnd Illillllt'e. cantbrtc radio, iiuutburgtrim-
$1.5M. ‘mod, xpooiui at 89c.
Litilics‘ Muslin iirtrworo, good quail.
ty with Ittr-ntstitchrd rttillc at 250.
i.udios' (‘umbric Druwors. with deep
MLMW
83-85 Washington Street.
éORSE"TS
In the current fashions the absolute correctness of the Corset
is more than ever of vital importance. Its lines either make or mar
the beauty of the smartly modeled gown. Our large variety of the
latest models enables us to fit perfectly figures of every proportion.
In the line are “Thomson‘s Glove Fitting," “C. B..“ “Warner's
Rust Proof.“ "F. P.." “Redfern.” and the famous “R 8: G“ tapering
waist styles.
Our prices range from sec to $3.50 per pair.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
s. S. " TILLoTédN ‘
HAS A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Ready to Wear. Hats In All The
Spring- Styles
MOURNING HATS A SPECIALTY.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
COMPARE mourns wuflWn’tltO’Ultll
“3-315
PAYIITO
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS .................................... 25C 002.
3 CANS SALMON FOR ............... . ............................ . 25c
3 CANS CONDENSED MILK ......................................... 250
MERWIN'B HAMS ......... . .................................... 12c LB.
3LBS.CHOPPED BEEF ....... 250
LEAN POT ROAST ........................................ 10c LB. UP
ROAST BEEF .............................................. 10c LB. UP
SHOULDER STEAK ............................................ Itic LB.
6 LBS. GROUND BONES ............................................. 25c
NATIVE FOWLB.
NATIVE VEAL.
JACOB SCHAUB,
22 WASHINGTON STREET, ‘ 'Phono, 322-2.
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