Aw “trot,
t, W
". g purguuolhw‘fli . ,
from 590 to 31.98
E- x. Denim».
III Ann in war wsculNo-ron or.
MAHAcKIIIIIp .IIOToI. dwelt.- ».
pours NORWALK, noun. '
totalled-lofts.
wasriiiia nonsense.
For Norwalk and Vicinity; Fair to-
night and Tuesday. The disturbance
that was in tons. Saturday morning
passed over this vicinity last night. it
is followed by an area of pleosunt wea-
ther with mild iempeu‘atures in the
central sections, but another distur‘
hence is central this morning in Colo.
ratio. The disturbances are moving
rapidly eastward and this one will
probably reach this vicinity by Tues-
day night.
Condition favor for this vicinity
typical spring weather.
Ml‘.’fll’ld Mrs. William H, B. Disbrow
of Albany. N. Y.. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. David id. Disbrow, of- West
street. ‘
Miss Jennie llihlile. of Willlmantlt‘.
is spending the spring vacation with
her parents. Mr. anti Mrs. L. Dibble,
South Main street.
Mrs. Joseph .1. Llnxweller and Mrs.
Johanna inuxweiler, of Quinturd ave-
nue, are visiting friends in Orange.
N. J. ~
’ .——A—->l_—L~—_ ‘
Court llluhuckeuio, Foresters of Am-
erica, will hold a meeting next, Tues-
day evening, in K. of P. hall in Wash
ington street.
Frederick Zeltfuss, of Kingston. N.
Y., is the guest of his brothers.
Charles 1“. and Otto P. Zeltfuss, of
South Norwalk.
~Burdock Blood Bitters gives a
man a clear head. on active brain. a
strong. vigorous body—makes him lit
for the battle of life.
The Journeyman Barbers’ Protective
Association will hold its monthly
meeting Tuesday evening, at the La-
bor Lyceum in South Main, street.
Miss Katharine E. Evendsn. of
South Norwulk, and Miss Emily Ran—
die, of Norwalk. are spending their
spring vacation in New York city.
.. - ......-......
Mrs, lt‘rederick if. Boerum, formerly
of ilayvicw avenue, who is now living
with her mother in New York city.
has been spending a few days in town.
‘ Mrs. ’i‘beresu Wagner has returned
to her home in Dunbury after having
been the guest of Mrs. Theresa Dun-
ning, of Chestnut street, South Norv
walk.
~82'0 buys an tip-todate Racine
light weight. duck boat. 80 lbs.. capa-
city, 600. Well adapted for fishing.
Write for catalogue. C. L. St. Joint.
agent.
Hiram Sheri-on tripped and fell
while at work on the propeller. 'l‘hnrs-
day, and cut It gash over his right
eye, which he now has to keep bun-
tinged.
Wilfred 1’. Mills, formerly of South
Norwaik. who was married in Colora-
do. last year, and who is now a real-
dent of California. has been making
a short stay in South Norwalk.
Nehemiah it‘urringlon wont to New
York, Saturday, making a brief visit.
with relatives. anti returning with
his little daughter, who has been there
since the death of Mrs. li‘urrington.
.“ .. E... .. m...—
‘lddie Kuch, recently of the South
Norwaik High school, has taken a no
sition helping his father, Charles Kuoh,
manager for the George H. Hotch-
kiss (Io.'s Beef Company. '
Samuel Davis and family. of Chl-
cago, arrivod in South Norwalk. yos~
torduy, and are bulking a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis, corner of
Union and Franklin streets.
_._..~.
Letter to Boone. Poppord CI 00..
south Norwnlk.
lieur Sire: Currie Hardware 00., At-
lniillt: t‘lty, N. .l.. iuui hut-u dealing in
paint for more than twenty years; and
lost your found ottt Devon. This in
how they did it.
liougbt two cans, took off the labels.
sent it to 'It chomiut for analyoil.
'i‘he chemist found it pure; and they
took our agency.
This Is the way to find out a point:
but not, every dealer can do it. 'I‘hore
ought to be public provision for mak-
ing good things known without cost.
It's It. pity American citizens haven’t
got it. The people want it, even
more than the trade.
Yours truly,
. F. w. DEVON & CO.
I’. ill-«C. If. Dow. South Norwnilt;
Hubtiell at Staples Hardware Oompou ,
Norwalk. and Ill. ill. (lorham. But. Nor-
wolk. sell out point.
ill
1 initial ‘ 9
of tho» lwut sugar Cured mowin'o
Homo and Moon. I2i/2o lb.
out Shoulder steak. too to.
Flt}. lot
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'f' flint “if“,
f
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out? palindromes" ”lithe lino :
a...”
JOHN S.
liél 'l .\
Logic.
or. 3. war. stolen, the trait Inuit
. , gist, Warns Americans lilo litt-
. loci an iitnit.
“In busy “aim the numbccoi dutho'doo h m
coo-u 1m Incm’cod twenty pot contfn forty yua- Ono-
Iourth of tho death- in cities to-dcy on Ironmo-
, diocuu-"—Dr. S. Weir. Mitchell.
- , The clean, rich nerve-force that wns behind the
' health and happiness of thousands upon thous-
ands is literally burning itself up like the' dry
wick of an cn‘tpty lamp.
Life." with a vengeance.
It is the “Strenuous
Can men who go to their work in the morning
tired and with lax spirits give to their own ai—
. fairs the elect'ric touch of confidence and power
upon which success depends?
Can mothers worn out and nervous, plodding
dully or ill-tempered through the routine of
at
homckecping. bring into
the family life that pre-
cious spirit of hopefulncss and happiness with-
out which the word “home" seems a mockery?
When you feel exhausted—when you grow
tired sooner than you should—when you lose ‘pa-
tiencc with the irritating cares of daily life—
| when you feel discouragcd~whcn you feel that
your hopes and ambitions are not as high as they
used to tar-when you spend a sleepless night——
when you get up almost as weary as when you
went to bed—when you are worried,
T bees are all signs that your nerve forces are
burning low.
Neglect the nerves and they will make you
| feel this neglect in many ways. they control all
of the organs of the body and must be kept
healthy and strong to do their work properly.—
tired nerves cannot keep the organs of the body
I working in that harmony which is essential to
real health.
This is why Painc’s Cclcry Compound is able to
bring health in so many different forms. Pnine'l
I
Celery Compound feeds and nourishes the nerves.
. It make new Nerve Force.
It makes pure, rich
blood, a clean active livcr. a stomach that acts
quietly and strongly upon all the food that is given
l"""i
l
to it, bowels thabtltrow away promptly and surely
all the ashcs'from life's engine room.
It makes the heart beat true and evenly, it
makes the brain clear and vigorous. '
‘ The Nerve Force does this all. and Painc’s Cel-
ery Compound makes the Nerve Force.
Best of all it makes that buoyant life-spirit, the
thrill of health. that is the secret of happiness and
the keynote of individual success.
. " Without Nerve Force
all—~no success—no joy in living. '\
I John S. Long’s case is simply one of thousand:
there can be no health it
upon thousands. An average case and an object
lesson to the ayeragc person.
“Ior nowouonooo and stomach troubioo \
Polno’o Colory Compound lo the modioino.
I won nlmoot o physical wreck when I oom-
monood to on Pnlne'o Celery Compound. r,“
and now I not no healthy on any man In L
, the world. and I owe it all to Polne'o Color-y
Compound. Tho first bottle 1 took holpod
mo wonderfully. and by the limo the oooond
woo and I woo a well man, and I can chur- “
full
‘ In medicine I have
you up at once.
for you feel.
roll away.
and tonic in the World.
Compound.
POPULAR "Amusine'aro: .
MENU SUPPER. .
Tho ladiesflAid society of the Plant
M. Ill. Church anouncos a can supper
at the church next Wutlns day evening,
the bill of fare of which Impetus In
the “refinement in’ another col‘
man. The ladies make these affairs
'of the most pleasant character: pro-
viding I supper III a very low price.
HOST! THEATRE WEDNESDAY.
~ At flown I{theatre Wednesday. the
attraction w irbo Sullivan. Harris 1:
‘Woodl' dno‘productiou of ‘T'hsodore
Kramer's successful play "The F'uul
Wedding." This play has scored such
on enormous hit throughout the coun-
try that its fame to well known to lo-
ooI illustrations. The play will he
presented with the some scenic splen-
dor which marked its presentation in
New York city.
limits, lit “ran wanna.
Alone in‘ tho World “WW presented
to two is audience- III. Hoyt“: Thus-
in. I y afternoon and evening.
.. forum was well mm silo
amino“ attraction will-ho
Try Painc's C clcry Compound to-day. It braces
Take two days’ treatment.
_ tot Wombat. Wednesday night.
it}. , .
recommend it to any one as being tho \
over used.“
——John 8. Long, Boll-rd. Wooh.
See how much bet- \
See how touch more easily the trials
For Over 18 years Painc's CeleryCompound
has been the-most universally used nerve vitoiizer
Remember this-I’ainc’s Celery Compound is
the prescription of one of the most famous physi-
cians this country has ever known. Prof. E. E.
Phelps, of Dartmouth University. All reputable
druggiuts recommend and sell Paine”: Celery
wuu. thousands o oo.
ououuoron. vnuour.
GORKY'O LUNG TROUILI.
8T. PliiTiiIitBllUitG. March 27~Mox-
lm (lorky'tI lung trouble is increuing
the anxiety of his friends. The doc-
tors declare that his transfer from RI-
8810 Booth Russia is absolutely oosonu
ttui to his recovery.
WOMIN'o KIDNIYI.
Women are more often collated with
kidney disorders than men, but ottri~
buto tho Implants to diseases pecul-
iar to flash sex. while ln=rooiity~tho
kidneys Iron-gdorongod. . Nmouonool.
noudooho. unity or dork circles under
the (on, ”in in the book, are signs
of III serviceable that must not; to lg-
nored, or ; serious malady will result.
Fol . 6% , Care has run rod the
limit . 7 undo of weak. Mons,
broken down women. it stops impu-
,Ioritloo and strengthens the urinary or-
guns. it purities the blood and bone.
fits the whole system. hold at Pim-
tod's drug More. ‘“
WORK IIIIUMID AT ot-IIP YARD.
are p I on o o I o
hinge work lion been
o. -‘ u on I on“. I l
'Washlngton‘s
~~V W
Quite I ll“ vfluhppllasttdm Which
Will Do Hoard Noni Month. '
(trial. for the divorce mill continues
to arrive‘nt the matrimonial fetter
breaking place in the county court
house in increased quantities. Entry
time for April is drawing to a close
and it in ntarkadvby a large batch of
papers returned.
Among the number applying this
time is Joseph Costiglione. who doe:
sires logahilepnrutlon from Nicolette
Custlsiluue'on out grounds of infidel-
ill'. (Pony Bl‘lmo is nanted as the co-
respondent. The couple ”were mar-
ried on Oct. 21. titles. The plaintiff
also asks dor the custody of three
minor children.
Eva M. Cox wants a divorce from
Lewis B. 003‘. on the ground of in-
tolerable ureultv, They were mar.
rleIl in Bridgeport on Aug, 10. 1890
and both claim Bridgeport, as their
home.
Elisabeth J. Riordan. who was mars
rled to Frederick D. Riordan on
birthday. 1899. pcti~
lions for a divorce on the grounds of
desertim dailng' from Nov. 4, 1901.
Eugene A. Stone. of Bridgeport asks
for a divorce from M. George Stone,
of New Haven. on the ground of de-
serlitm dating from June 17. 1899.
They wore married Nov. fl. 1881.
erIng Wells of Bridgeport. says he
married Mary chrdesky on Nov. 28.
1901. He wants a divorce and chargost f
his wife with breach of the marriage
covenant with persons unknown.
Frank Burroughs advances the same
grounds against Sarah Burroughs
whom he married on .lan. 18, 1881.
Before Judge} Rood a motion was
made to have he action brought by
Rosetta Morris nkalnst Louis if. Mor-
ris heard bulm‘e a committee. But It up.
peared to be :In uncontested "use and
the court could not find any law which
would allow him to grant the motion.
it was accordingly withdrawn.
GROUP.
Au attack of urban can be worded
off by giving Chamberlain's Cough
ltenledy promptly at. the first indica-
tion of tho approach of the disease.
For sale by Stillsotrl’oweli Carport»
tion, Clifford Pharmacy. Plerce's
Bridge Pharmacy, Zeitfuss Pliill‘lllllcy‘.‘
CONCERNING EASTER.
Easter this year falls on April 23.
The festival is a movable one. and may
happen as early as March 22, or as late
an April 25. It comes within two days
of the latter perlotl‘this year.
The early Christians differed as to
the time of celebrating Easter. The
festival celebrates the resurrection of
our Lord, or the Christian passover.
According to the Mosaic law. the. pass-
over was celebrated on the fourteenth
day of the month of Abib. afterward
eailrd Nisan. ’I‘he churches in the
West taught that the nearest Sunday to
the full moon of Nisan, taking no ur-
(‘Oillli of the (lay on which the pass-
over was celebrated. was the proper
Easter llilll' "This, tilt-y (ierlttrcd, wu»
in accordance ,with the teachings oi
St. Philip and Paul.
(in the other hand the Asiatic
churches adhered to the Jewish cul‘
«odor and adopted the fourteenth day
of Nisan as the day of the crucifixion.
and celebrated the festival of Easter
on the third day thereafter, no mmter
what day of the week it might be.
The dispute C\'i't‘ this matterdinuliy
became serious, and the bishop of
Smyrna is said to have gone to Home.
A, ll, 156. and conferred with Anlrrtta:
on the subjes‘t. Forty years later Vir-
tor. bishop of Home. was appealed to
and he demanded that the Asiatic
bishops conform to the rule of the
western church, but this they refused
to do. tl‘hls canard trouble. bttt each
party finally agreed to‘mulntnln its
own practices. Nevertheless there
were occasional disputes until A. ll.
325, when the matter was settled by the
council of Nice by the adoption of the
rule for the whole church. which
makes Easter day the first Sunday
after the full moon which happens up-
on or' next after March 21, and that
is the rule still in force.
The method of celebrating Easter
has undergone changes during the ages.
but it. is still the greatest of the Clo-ts-
tian festivals. it has been observed
from the beginning: is eelebrattxl in
every part of the Christian world. and
the custom is not likely to fall into
disuse so long as men adhere to the
Christian religion. . ‘
.—.
STOMACH TROUBLE
fl...
CURED WITHOUT DRUGS.
Lottor Published by 80mm! of the
Proprietors of The Clifford
. Pharmacy.
To the Editor of The Sentinel; “lio-
lieving that the pmple of South Nor-
walk will be interested In cures by
such a simple remedy. and as so many
letters of this kind are constantly
coming to our attention, we ask you to
publish the following for the good it
may do others."
Mr. Thomas 0. Wallace. of Detroit,
Mich, writes: "After being troubled
tIvith loss of appetite anti stomach
trouble. and trying many medicine!
without anv‘boncfit whatever. 1 com.
mended to take Vlaoi. and i am Very
much pleased to state that It has cured
my stomach trouble. given me a hour-
iy appetite. anti 1 iiill stronger and in
better health than i have been for
years."
The proprietors of The Clifford Phar-
macy in referring to Vinoi said: "You
see. Vinoi lf‘. i” “.i'iir *1 to contain no
drugs and is such a supple. wholesome
preparation with remarkable curative
powers. it contains all of the hool-
ing and strength creating elements
contained in and liver oil but‘wlthout I
drop of oil or grease to upset the atom-
ach nod retard its work. .
"Very new epic who suffer with
stomach iroub II can take other form:
of cod liver oil mi mulsions or sick-
ening drugs, but Vino] strengtbenmond
tones up the; weakened nerves oaths
digestive organs. and enables the out-l
fat-er to dine-t with peso the very.
foods that once caused distract. vVi-
pol MIDI to change this nourishment
mi plii‘ri, rich. in blood and invig-
u out martian are more about
.“WI (3th person iii loath Nor-
wntk II II: from stomach trouble
to try not on our gas tee to ‘gtve
i In and chips m min 132de tum" wriggling" hm“? them b'
I I . J”! In: . u . 4.
‘R‘W‘ , .. m'diihm mm. ~
am." mm. was " not me
about “Mg "
Women obtain in. HSinkinutt’r
Advice and Help.
M
I» on onto-II Iitnfloldl to Ito-Inf...
now Lydia I. Piokhom'o Veg-tools Oom-
ponnII (fund Inn. in] ondol.
W
. . in a root
is» footion- or o.
woman to feel that.
she can write to
unothertollln her
details about. her
illness. ond know
that. her letter will
. ho soon by o. Wm
mun only. a wo-
than full of oym»
putby for her
Iiolr sisters, ‘nnd
above. all. a woman who has had
more experience in treating female ills
than any living person.
Over one hundred thousapd cases of
female diseases come before Mrs. Pink-
lIam every year. some personally,
others by mail, and this hu'beou go»
log on for twenty years, day after day.
urely women are wise in seekin
advice from a. woman of such caper -
once. especially when it is absolutely
reo. .
Mrs. Pinkham never violates the con-
fidence of women. and every testimo-
nial letter published is done so with
the written consent. or request of the
writer, in onion that. other sick women
ma be benefited as they have been.
rs. Fred Heydel. of 412 North 54th
Street. West. Philadelphia, Pa., writes: '
Door hint. i’inkhnmz—
“()varn year ugol wrote 1you aletmr all-tin .
Idvico, as I had female Us and could no
carry a child to ‘maturity. I received your
kind letter of instructions and followed your
advice. I am not only a wall woman in corn
sequence, but haven beautiful baby irl. I
wish every culturing woman in tbolout would
write on for advice, as you have done so
much or Ins.”
Just. as surely as Mrs. Scydel was
cured. will Lydia K. Pinkhatu‘s
Vegetable Compound cure eVI-ry
woman suffering from any form of
female ills.
No other medicine in all the world
has such a. record of cores of female
troubles as has Lydia. E. Plnkhain‘s
Vegetable Compound. Therefore no
prudent woman will accept any substi-
tute which a (harmful run offer.
If you are sick. write LII-s. l’inkhani.
Lynn. Mass . for special advice. It. is
free and always helpful.
AT WOOD CALLS iT A “PAI.TRY
SOP."
Allowance of $1.00 and Costs as
Agreed by Judiciary Committee.
Members of the general assembly
have received another communication
from Dwight Preston Atwood the last
being the result of the unofficial. but
nevertheless authentic announcement
that the judiciary committee had
agreed upon a bill to repeal the sta»
lute under which he has sued deiin~
uncut administrators and to allow him
$1 damages and costs not to exceed
$20 in each of the 244 (.‘llflt‘i-t which he
has returned to court.
in this letter of three pages, which
was received by the Norwalk delega~
lion in ('Oififllllii with the others, At-
wood suys among other filings:
"I did not think it (tho lawt was a
trap or a trick gotten up by the state
for the purpose of ruining people who
believed in it; nor that it was a
‘gntnble‘ nor 'speeuinfion' to depend on
the expressed laws of Connecticut.
1 have expended thousands of dol-
lars lti these cases relying on the hon-
or of the sovereign state."
Then he goes on Io say: “Not any
paltry few dollars for each case as u
sop or compromise which would not
even reimburse the for searching the
probate records."
This last allusion it to the published
statement of a proposed allowance of
If damages in each case.
inclosetl in the envelope. Is also his
statement of expensb of 3191100 iIt
bringing the cases,
A report is looked for on the matter
in the general assembly nest week.
DINNER FOR LILLEY.
Guests 0f the Occasion Will include ‘
Governor Robot-to and Con.
gre-omon Hill.
At the Hartford club, at 6:80 on the
evening of March 2s, Congressman
George L. Lilloy will be the guest of
honor at a banquet to be given by
those who were the congressntan's
guests during the Roosevelt inuuglr
ration. The Invited guests will be.
Congressman Lilley, _ioveruor Rob-
erts and Congressman Illil. also Sena-
tor ilritlley. The hosts will be as fol-
lows:
Settntor Paige of Bridgeport. Senator
Bradstreet of Thomnaton, Speaker Hol-
comb of Bntiihington. Comptroller
Mitchell, of Woodbury. DODHLYICOIII-
missioner It. 0. Eaton. of North Hu-
ven. J. H. ltorabnck, of Canaan. Sher-
iff-S. E. Howiay of Bridgeport, Harri-
son B. Freeman. .lr.. 0f Hartford,
Judge ill. W. Higgins of Norwich, Post»
master 13‘. ll. Gaylord, of Ansoain. Post-
IIIIIIIIIII' H. M, duorusoy of Waterbury,
former Oom:"r tier 8. P. Mead of New
Canaan.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Record)
McMahon Brothers have been
awarded the contract to raise James A.
Farrell's hoosp‘ on Belle island one
story and antitrust addition. ‘
Private plans are being figured for a
Iwofamliy house to he built at Spring
to It. for John him. it. willbe 34x38.
n th Improvements. and will cost
inbuilt $8.500. .
“ Leslie Conducting the contract to
erect o transactions Iii florlngwood
for Josoflli ‘Vadas. it will Its-Militia
with seven rooms and improvements.
and will min about $8.000. ‘ _
The Colonial Foundry o. Machinery
Co. on resolving bids for the emotion
of several additions to their foundry
on floym alone. The additions" will
“In, 40:40. 86:8! «scum. one
i . and W1 boot
., no: . .
L.,
w
haunt you MAY MAu'ronis pA'r'rEltlts. . , . .
fiA‘V'f
scorn nonwALirs ORli‘iA’l‘ nsv oooosiitdtt
tempt-flaunt...a at it
Business
IT Is JusT THAT, NOTHING nose. Norman LII8..
SECTION on THE "oasis FILLEDWITH osIoI-I'rrn tit-IN
DIBE, oouoI-IT IN THE cnoT MAIIKIIre MIRCHANDI
vous NEEDS: usscHANnto: THAT volt
Season‘s,
MOST BATIOFAOTION.
This cross to ALWAvo wm ADM
ITs TRADE Poaototttrtso. i.'r WAI Mann... nose-1. Wind, . ,
THAN now. ON THE THRESHOLD or "rt-Ito NEw canon. VII
THAT WE HAVE THE communes or oun suvtno Puatto. AN
WANT To Impasse you WITH THE not THAT THto creator
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WILL‘IUV‘ Willis-lg Ill
READY TO CATER TO YOUR BUYINGNIEDO. AND FEELS IT! A. I-
TY TO FILL THOSE NEEDS TO YOURPROFIT. Y '
SPRING BUYING BEGINS
INTI-IE HOBIER‘Y SECTION
We long ago abandoned the idea of
buying and selling cheap stockings;
cheap stockings are not cheap at. any
price; it’s the good. honest stockings
at a reasonably low price that people
are after now-a-days. We've got them.
Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Hose.
from file to 25c, .
We also carry a. full line of the Cele-
brated Buster Brown Stockings for
Boys and also 'I'iusler limwn's Sister’s
Stockings for (ilrls. every pair guaran-
teed. 250 it puil'. lt‘rI-o with every pnip‘
of slot-kings a. iiuster Brown Drawing
Hook.
Inniies' Fast Hint-k llose, file a pair:
3 pairs for 250. _
Ludios' Plain or Drop Stitched Fast
Black Hose. special at 150. a pair. .
Ladies‘ Black and Fancy Lisle or
A BEAUTIFUL‘CHOWINO
OF CHIRT WAIOTI
Nowhere in madeupdom has the
signer and marker produced more artill-
tic effects than in moments. whim:
There are no home-madownlsot-ntlw . ,_
days; doesn’t pay in the face ofott
values as these. . j .
Ladies' White Lawn Shirl; Waist;
with Black Dots at. 50c. ‘. ‘. ‘
minor Figured Chambray and Dan; ‘
ity Waisls, special at 690, ‘ ..
Ludlcs' White Lawn Shirt. Willa“;
tucked front. and back, embroidery ,
trimmed at 98c. ‘ _ ,
leulles' wane Lawn sun-t Wham,
made with rows of embroidery and
tucks, at $1.50. ‘ . .
Ladies‘ White Satin Domates Wants.
made latest cut. at $1.69.
3
Cotton Hose at 25c. a pair.
Ladies Black Drop Stitched and
Plain Lisle. I-xtra good, at 39c. a pair.
Latiies' wane Linen sum waists. i
with Embroidered Dots and Tucked ‘ d
llurk and Front at $1.50.
83-85 Washington Street. j;
m. _-.___.......__ ..._.. ....... on -.._... . .............
new Ilféckweah
More and more dainty and ornate than over—if ouch iiip,‘ "1, , , ,
-—are the new creations for the feminine neck. Styles are oldioit’fl', -
haustless. Nowhere better'than right here will you find opportudb "
ties to supply your neckwear wants. ‘
N. E. RYAN,
as WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
gs! “S. "“i‘iu‘ifii‘iéo NW W
HAS A FINE ABSORTMENT 0F
Ready to Wear Hats In All The
“Spring Styles
so wununovouh‘fii’afic'iim “"8 A 'PEC'ALTV- -‘
IOUTH NORWALK. 00H
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