,5.
III. Nation t‘"nI tho III‘ItIIIIIIIIII sIIssiou
_ or It‘rceport,
, meeting. was first IIQIIIIIIIIIIIIII and adopt
. tee treaamtzs'
i he ("hungmi from Silllt‘i'illlllliilit’ti to i‘i‘"
F... D. . LYON a. co.
’9 Washingtoh 31:.
So. Non-walk.
trifle "cactu‘rlrlhhmv E’hsthI-‘zc.’
.Qbherved TOday at the Session of the
New York East Conference
, WATERBURY, April Tu'mAllitit' from
the? regular business, ltltiuV'i-i Illwoglum
at the meeting of the NIIII YoIk East
Confetottce lnIIIIIIiIIIl thIIII Hotlii‘iy unI
niversaries. 'l‘hII BoIIIIl ol' ClIlnIIII EX»
tension and the Sandor School UII~
Ion arranged Joint. anniversary l‘t'ifl~
and
this evening tlIII' uuuimrsnw oi the
missionary Hi.,‘l(i(’i,\ IIIII lII- Iiiiht"1‘\'.t"ti
The Roi. Fwd SIIIIIIIIIIIfis ol tho,
South Section stIIIII I"IIIIII-.h IIIIIIIIIIIII,
N. Y, conduotod IIIII IuoIIIiuc.‘ (il‘\(l-
tlonal exorcisos toIIIII" ’I'hia “its Ioi
lowed by tho rcsumptiou oI iiit‘ hust-
ness (If iilt.‘(1"ililft‘il'll((‘ \Iith lilshop \\.
Warren again to tho mm.
The repoit of DI. Dwight A. Jordan.
l.. I.. in behalf III‘ II I-IIm-I
mittee'uptmiuivti at the last IIoIIi’III"I~III"I."
96.13)" this III-tlou tIII I""",IIIIiIIII\uu- Iot-
ed in olive! to how ."III auditing Iom-
mittee of IIIIIII I’oI" thII various I-quIuit
I'IUUIIIIIS. threw InIIIII-
hers of tlIII auditing tllll'lllliiillt' to ill’
appointed IIIIIIh yIIaI" IliIIII" IhII first Nl’iil'
and to servo for three yours. l‘niiorm
books of III-rouut for all thII trousul'IIrs
were also III"IiI;"I"I-Ii, and tho) II"III'II III-
I‘ectedrto IlIIposil tlIII funds on hand at
the first (It (‘lli'il mouth. '
Dr. WIIllIIaIIII" W. Boudish, ot‘ lironlt—
iyn. treasurer ot’ the I-IIIII'IIIIIIIII outer-
talnmont I-IIIIIIIIittIII". I"IIIIoI"tIIIl that the
expenses at tho roIIt‘IIIIIIIro would III"
$1,000 and that IIII iIIIIl only $700 on
hand, so that $30” must TII‘ raisod ho
fore III‘xl Monday, .I\ IIIIIIIIIIittIII- III"—
dored yesterday II)" iilt‘ IIIIIII‘IIIIIIIIII to
secure the mono and lititil’t".\‘.\ ot’ ouch
Sunday St'iltitli Silllt'i‘illit'lllil‘lli In tho
conforouvv, \I‘lll’l"il[l|l(lillit‘ii il,\' iilsiitip
Warren today Its I‘ollolm. RI‘V. W. .\i.
Filnmll. Ozone Park l.; RIII". ii i).
’J‘rinkhauso lirooiIlIu .\' I.
DIIIIII (i I,lIIII'I.III_I Id IIIIIIIIIIIIL l'l‘"
pmtcd for thI r-oIIIIIIlttIII [iii IIIIII'IIIIIIIWI
relations. IhI iIIIIIIII"lIII.-. IIIIIIIHII II"I""iI~
recommended and IIIIIlIII".~"IIIi III" tht"
conformer,
ChaugIIIi from 3U|lt‘i‘|lllillt"l'lll‘)' to I"I’~
feotivc. RIII’. t‘. A. Kill‘fi‘dl, i“l’l‘l)iitlll.
CIIlif.: Ait‘thlllii'i‘ liviIIIIIII. Brooklyn.
Changvd trouI IIfi'I-IIIiw to fillllt‘i‘nll‘
"of Now York,
”It"
Ridgwny II‘. Shlun, Shuntord. (loud;
Rm". John C, I’I-itor, Waterbury.
Previous to the dual lltilllih‘h‘iill) ol‘
the rIIIIIIidutoII ill". JillllUS M. Buttkit-I’.
whim" of tho (‘hrlstiuu
AIIVIIIIIIIII. movod that tho [€(lllft‘i'0lltft’
go into executive session. urgulug that
this ("IIurIIII was uurouod when ilt‘ him-
BP" was admittod. “PI-rhnns tlIIIrII
was a roamu for it.“ IIImIIrlIIIII Bishop
WarI‘IIn. The I"oIIiIII"I;I.III"II IlIIIIlinIIIl to
go Into IIXIII"IItiI'I~ session III, this IlmII.
AftIII" tho candidutns Wi‘i‘tI Illsposod ot‘.
iltht’VOl‘, the ("ont'IIIIIIIIIII went into (Ix-
III"uti\"II Houston ".II, 11:43 to transact
business at II llIIIIIII-lIIl naturII, on M)".
liurkioy'a motion.
MiIIIIROSIII, Meow, April 7 ""‘i‘ilt' PX"
diminution of twolvo IIIIIIIII"IIIIts for ad-
mission to tho I"oIIi'IIrIIIII"I,I ."I.~I L‘TITPI'H
was IIIIguII at tho opoutug ot’ today‘s
svssion ol‘ thII New England MIItIIoIIlst
Comfort-mu". A reunion of tho alumni
of tho Huston Univnmhy SI-hool of
”it-IIIIIIIIIIgI hiao was planned ioI" to—
IIIII. .
REV. MWWLLS TO STAY
m
Pop'ular Rector of St. Luke‘s Church
Bridgeport, Not to Go Away.
Illillit'lhil’tlli'l‘. April 7.- liIII", III.
Livingston Wriirs. I"I"I"tIIr of St. [IIIIIII'H
[Ilium-opal IIlIurI-h. has i'IlllST‘ti lii’i‘iii I‘II.
jIIirinlI IIIIIIIIII: llII- “it‘llliltll'S IIt' his
tioclt i)_\’ announcing that ho will std)"
in thik oil)" and not go to II (hatch in
diilSStlt‘iillHt‘iiS US It has i‘I"III"IIIl ht"
Ivonld do,
A low “'I‘t'it’h’ ago Mr WIIIis was il>ii~
IIIl lII ilIII .I\i'(’ii(il‘at‘()ll III‘ WIIIIIIIHI
Niiihfiilt‘iliifit’iiH to Tll‘t'tDlilI‘ llIII pastor
ol‘ iii“ North lirookiiohi (?IIIII;I"t-gatlou~
III I"IIuI"I"II. MI", \I'IIlls said III- would
I-oIIsiIlI-I" lill‘ IIIIIItIII", Last Sunday III"
wI-III to North Til‘tiokilt‘iti IIIId prourir
(‘li lill‘l't‘. llII illllliII II wt)" I'III'IIIIIIIIII
lllllll't‘h‘h‘itll).
'I’hII North llmokiivld I~lIIII"I-lI is It
wry lIIInIImIIII" IIIIII rostly IIIiillm- :Inli
roIIuIIIgIIIIIIII II; I-IIIIIIIIIsIIII whim)
of \\"I-IIltlII" IIIIIIIIIII. .\II" \I'IIlis Iilmd
tIIII ("hurrh and Its IIIIIIIIIII hut lTl'l'TTT‘
oil that ho would not go lilIII‘I" IlII.
III"III‘I"I":«" III SHI)‘ III S! Lulw's ilt't‘illiSO
ilII lilo-I; ("in work III-IIIII" thIIII country
work and ES"N01'ih lil'ihlilill‘iti is It
small town ho‘tilinks iIII \I"IIIIIII rIItIIIII"
I"I"IIIIIin hILIrII.
Tho (‘Xt‘i'lliil't' Illiilill'ilt‘l‘ IIl' St.
I I . ' .‘ .‘. , . , . . ~ ‘
wiguficihx“it” l‘\"\.l\,f:‘t"" ‘Ill(‘i‘l"”n“:fizk LIIIIII's ("illli't'il III-Id II lllt"l"ilil;: IuI-sduy
.i. 1' ' ‘ "' " L,I_§ “' owning IIIIII Iiistiissvd iilt‘ llluliri" III
Changed from \‘T‘TIII‘TTVIV to stumruum~ :31)”'I’I‘I“l“\::',";l‘:j Jul?!" ll“l)f‘.’f?"‘:\ 1:1 ‘52:
’ . 1 . ' - I ' I ) ‘ ‘ A . 4 ' I)
53:? '95:; hip-1‘ 1:1,...lfffnégu?) \i‘lth IIIIIIII IIIII" turthor help from iiit‘ hoard
' J ’ ,‘ .‘ . ' ‘.' ,‘ of MISSiHIIS and will iIIIHIIIIII ".1 full
amnwes.(,”i‘,“"l "f‘" "“”M ‘"" ”W III-IIIII-II ll:ll‘l:tii. IIJIIIIIII- .IIIIII-I will III‘
I; ' ,‘fmlurfl‘ '. , " .l ,. . l , I“ IIIIIIII" to .I~:II.IIII".- tlIII IIIIIoIIIIl II-"IIIIIIIi.
Lilplinliilllitii} to III .ItIIIII. II \. . ,Hw ”mum” I”. St, “NW.” "hm“,
S, Ferry, NIIII" York ril‘y.
SIIpIIIIIutnt-rari to Hillll'l‘ullllllllitwi
Rev. (loorgu I’IIII ,-\lsi.I"uII. South NIH"
walk. Cm“).
Rev. ilzIIIiIIl II‘, llIIilIII~k. ot' LIIIII"
firm-"II. 1.. l.. a Sillll‘l‘ililllllillt‘d minister.
was made Silllt‘l‘itlllillilimi with I-lIIiIII.
'l‘hc I-lIIiIn oi RIII’. .l. lI‘, liohortsou to
tective wIIII lilfllit'li. .\lI". ltIIlII-I"tsou
lives in i“illil(i('l‘5. i.. l.
Tho ("AM- of RIIV. lI'. ll. Smith, at
illllilel’aIIIIIIIItIIII I-ltImyIIIIIII who has
gone to England. and is said to ill‘
preaching in ."I t‘oIIIIIIIgIItlIIIIIIl l‘IIurt-h
there. arousod I1IIIrlI diuriuh‘iott \I‘lltll
the trotIInIiItIIII I-IIpoI'IIIIl inn-it to tho
conferenrv that it was utIahlII'tn IIgIIIII.
Dr. D. U. Downoy. of Brooklyn, was
in favor of disrioliulup. MI". Sutlth and
lie movod to instruri llII- scorotui'y to
l‘eqilosl him to who at IIIIIItIoII. PrII—
sidim; l‘lIlIII" l‘lIIIrIIIH S Wing oi IlII
Bloukiin North I‘ItIItIIII. iIIIWI"III-I.
suit] that II"IIIIIIIIoIII would ilt‘ too harsh
and hit; IImIIIIdIIIIIIIt llIIIt, Mr, Smith iil'
communicatI-d with and IIIIIIrIl what lIII
desired the I-IIIIfIII"IIIII~I- in do with him
wasadoptod.
Roy, WIIIIIIIII 'l‘. Hill, of Now ”MVP“.
and Culvlu ii. i“'(llli III Illiiiorui [li'l‘iiiii-
we lot ill‘tI" mm." opoko III I"IIInlIIlI-".—
cont vein hIIi’IIrI- tho l"()ilT('i(élltI.i‘
'l‘ho IIIIImi oi tlIII I‘Olllllliiil‘i' on up-
]Iilcutlotn-"I for full (‘illlllt‘t'iiol’lv was pro-
aonted and 1le I'illlliiiiflil‘S IIIlmlttIId III-'1
followm Edward S. ”which. St. .IIIIIIIIII,
.L. I.. to ho orduiuIIIl “III II IlIIIIroII:
(homo II‘ lilahon Now RorlIIIllII to
be ordained ug llll CNN“, RIII" Atthur
IR DIIVIIIII liIIIItIIm. t‘.;ouu III-v. Ruh-
ort iii. Hmuml NIIw York" Rov.
McMaatIII". I’llmhural. L. 1.; KW. John
E. Parks. Hampton liIIuI-II. l.. L; Rev.
HALF THE TIME.
y people remain poor IIIIcause they
a never commenced to Have. They
Intondod to, but kept waiting an-
‘to? could trim with a goodly sum.
WW
I IOU”! NORWALK
' SIWHGS HANK
tort deposit? there
Mm "I I...
. 'x out" you.
“to 11:.de
lilii.
iIIIIIIdIII‘ts" hollow,- today's
hI-ulnniug of II "grout contest that may
tIIhlislI II Itlox-II-II
tII"IIIIt_I"-IIII:lIt IIIIIIIloleII: riotllllii: mult-
vl‘h‘ in the city.
oxtIIIIIl thII tuuinators' Hii‘iiit‘ gradually
until it
mnucry, Wind and ("IIIIIIIIIIII".
or the court mt.
I‘Il‘v' lillit‘il llil‘ilSl‘li with MI". WI-ll‘s IlII-
I"i.\lou III rIIIIIItiII lIIII"II and tin" iIIlIII"o.~I
in I"linI"I"lI work \I"iIlI"lI III" ilIlS inspirI-d
will IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII" IIII kl‘lil ."II :1 high
)liil'il.
CHICAGO TEAMSTERS STRIKE.
Two Hundred Employees of Montgom.
cry. Ward do Campany Out.
(WHO-Hit), April in Two hundrI’IIi
iI-IIIIIsII-I"s (‘illltiUM’tT iI_\' IIII" Inall ortlIIl‘
lirm ot‘ llIIIItgoIIIIII",I". Word 6‘: (‘IIIII-
IIIIIII" not-II. struck today in sympathy
with garment workers who haw TWP!)
for four months. MIIIII" lahol"
sirlkr’ is iili‘
"The train-
involvo 20.000 til'il‘t'l‘ti.
slot-I»: thus hope to bring IIuccoss to (ill'
gIIIIIIIIIIt Workers in an IIiYorl to es-
Siltlp. ’i‘iIIII"II am
and it is IIIIIIIIIIIII to
luciudI‘s IIII of tho twenty
IIiIIlit firms.
Strike IIlIeiII-ta of tho TIIIIIIIstoI"II‘ lin-
lou Blii‘l‘tflllldt‘ii the building oi" Mont.
dr‘lvcls
with goods tor that firm lwlug tuInoIl
hut-k by tho ottlkcrs.
A roxolutiou of tho liaihoad Exotics“
Aasorttition to carry out orders for
Montgomery, Word and Company and
to dlschnrgo any driver who refused to
dolivor freight to that tirIII. was put
to lost wIIIIII II WIIIIII Fargo and (tom-
uauy driver was about III turn and
W. ll. III"le awuy at tho rmmuund of tho IIII-
lou Inou.
oxIIrcI-III company ordorcd Meyers to
make, tho delivery.
SuporlIIIonIloIIt. flood of tho
”Mayors aald ho
was ntrultl of tho IIlIskotII. He was
lumIoIllutcly discharged. Mr. Reed him-
self unloaded the wagon. Business
Agent .1. i3. Hurry, III the Express
, Drlvcrs‘ Union. has declared that. he.
will ordor a atrikc u! all Improos driv-
are.
tion of General Agents of the oxproog
oouumuloo entering Chicago are hold-
lt in reported that thc associa-
tng nonauulon men in reIIdIInIIIIII tor
such an emergency.
’ MumcIPAT. OWNERSHIP LII/too:
Opening Smlon of the Convention
Held In New York
NEW YORK AIIrll 7.«»l§dwurd III‘
Dunno nmyor-clcct at Chicago, who
will address the Municipal Owncruhlu
Mastic here ”do Iwonlmz. arrived In
New York today. He was welcomed
by It delegation hooded by William R.
Hearst, president of
Owucruhlp league. |
tho Municipal
m
AchVITY lN BUILDING.
CHICAGO. April 7.I-'l’hc Commute
lion New tomorrow will my
doubtful if building him own" Irhown
the activity that. now prevails all ow
During Much no
{gut in Went «gm
. malady.
it iII'
ADDITTONAL LOCAL NEWS
A I'IIIIIIIIII monthly illlHiIlt'SR IIIIIIIIIIII;
of tho (‘utholit t‘luh was htIld luut III"
filling, _IIIItIIIII ililhillt’fifi lit-lug tron»
actI’IIl.
lCX-lil'hrtmvttlallvt- (iIIoruII W. lirudy.
who II." now It I‘USiIit‘lli or lirooltlyh, In
tho ghost. of his IsiIItIIi", MI‘H. Wiilluiu
lIJ. MoutgonuIry. oi‘ Norwalli.
'I‘h... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII made a tour of II
IIIIIIIIIIII" III’ tho town roads yesterday
and are out again today. The con-
ll'flt‘lti for tho. work will be given out
shortly.
‘ I
(""lttIIIuIII llouton thII Ctflauluuy
young man who is s-IIIIIIIIIIly iii of m-
IIIIhm spinal Innuinglth is reported liH
being physically iIIIIII'owIl IIIIlItI" hut,
his mind is who hadly IiftIIIrIIId by ”To
IiiI." I-IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII-I trout
day to day. All oi the other pd»
iiIi'ilih‘ III"IIItIIotII4ht III III- doing wry
II'IIlI.
ROWAYTCN. .
’l‘IIII young |)i"I)|)Tt‘ of tho Baptist
(lhnrrh will hold II Sut’illi this (Ironing
at t‘raw'o llull.
’l‘hI» lllllll-iil'l‘i troupe of liowuytou
Home Company hold II l't‘ill‘lll'tiill last
owning III ”III IIIIIIII" of William Moorv.
i‘lIII IIIIII‘III"IIIIIIII"I will lIII ulwn lill‘
lust IIIIIIII In this month.
”IllII Ladiw‘ .\II\I'liIIII III' iili‘ Item-"II"-
tou HUSI‘ .t‘mmmu) hold II IIIIIIItiuL"
lust I-I'IIIIiIIg with Mrs, (‘. ii. (ltIiIIIIr
and mad» plans for tho mmpimy fair
to he ill‘ili during tlI'II Inst \l't'ek of
WI)" in ”to now ill‘litiilillll’it‘l‘s. Ai'tt'vr
tlIII ililfiliii‘h'ii M'Ssitlll. “'4‘ room and
l‘iliii- I\"III"I'~ NI'\'\‘(T_
LARGE ICEBERGS SEEN.
NEW YORK. April 7.-lI"IIIII-i"gs of
grout sizo and in unusually largo num-
Iurs IIIIII reported by li‘llllH-Aiillllii‘?
stoutuvrs whirh arriVIIII ilt‘l’l‘ today".
The .IItIIIImI-I" Silvia. which arrived from
llmuliurg on April :3. passed thirty
iIIIIlII_II"gII, IIxtIIIIIiiIII: over It distuurt- o1"
tII"I,Iuty mitt-s. 'l‘hII weather was III-
H‘IIIH‘T)’ I-IIlIl. indimting that tlIIII"II II"III‘II
many morn “OVER in tho Vicinity. SM-
I-ml III-rgs, duo of them more than II
IIIilII IIIIIL" IIIIII rising ltlII foul on! oi
thI Wliit‘l‘, II'IIS sighted on Man-h ill by
IIIII British .III'I"IIIIIIII" llIIIIII, whirh I'llilll'
in today from iiucivu.
A FULL LINE OF
Spring Suits and
Overcoals
AT LOW PRICES
D. GOttlieb
CLOTHING, SHOES AND
FURNISHINGS.
It North Main Street. South Norwalk
1
FIELD SELLS
lNSURANCE.
ENDOWMENTS PRINCIPALLY.
LIFE ALSO.
Don't put off until
duty of today.
Office. United Bank Building.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone. 363—5.
GLOVER’S
The Place.
PERFECTA
for Women
That’s All.
Q
tomorrow the
'PHONE 301I—4.
“WEAR SHOES THAT Hi"
Introducing a friend.
If you are not acquainted with
our COAL you ought to try a too
or two as an introduction. ' It al-
ways pays .to make new friends.
of the right sort. We are selling
coal which is unmatched in this
town for downright (and upright)
value. “Old Company's Coal In
all Iizcn in a strong card with us.
“Jeddo” and “Highland" are also
on the firing lino-eat the from.
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if you want to outer tho New York
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII iiIIld. II largo Now Y‘Ulil Inau-
III'IIIIIIIIIIII: ("out-om IIII’IIII. oppor-tttnl
tins of illil'llllL‘l'llll‘lli l'oi hriuhl youui.
IIIIIII. I
SIIIII- IIII‘II IIIlIII"IIilon with llillllt‘ oi
mhooi and ,Vl‘fll’ of graduation and
what luminous t‘xllill‘ii‘lil't', It IIII’I, vou
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Address
J. H. PASSMHNI
TRISTRAM&HY
hy ri'ilHOIl or our IIIIIIquullIIIi rholto in all lines combined with unequalled valIIIIII.
. THE LEADING DRY (166153 51" ohm.
Shirt Waist Suits IIIIII Oovert Jackets , \
VOW l'l‘iilthmuonht in tho lino of Ready Mllde Goods can nowhere be NO satisfactorily illlod no at. our ntoro
SIIIII WIIIIII Suits III plain and
III’III BEDFOIII) AVID. ‘ t‘-IIIII_v Silks, iirillluniluo Suite: in all (TIIitII'iI. (‘IIIIIIII Jackets. the most populoi moment for Spring. WI- arc
BROOKLYN, N. Y. Ishowiug IIII III in all ‘iyit'S. illmtt Jiltiit‘iS III (,‘lIIIIIIoI and lirond (‘ioth. (IleI till u look IIIIII Iii“ will ho mu-
, Iiitrwl I
WILL MEET IN BOSTON. ‘ \
Cansolldated Road Directors Changcl ‘ .
Meeting Place. ‘ I I ' h' D . ' "
'l‘lIII hoIIIII of Iihwtot'a oi' tho Nl’ ui '0u3flfurnls "To 80‘" "HUT".
York NIIII llIIVIIII and Hurttord I"4,IIII| , , ,
“I” (uuvunp 1mm II... WWI,” mun”... SIIIII-IIIIII III our TitillHt'I'lll'lliSililll’.‘ Ulllllii'illlt'ili. \\'(ll‘iii_\' or your IIIIIIIIIIIIII.
motion in Boston on SuturduI ’lhII’
llHllfii IIII-I-tlug IIIIIIIII IIII IIIII IIIIIII-xtoII; (‘omier Walsh BOHH‘JI-I $8~$Llifi LIII-go Galvanized Ci‘IIIIIIlIIII" l'ull, 25m" Whisk Brooms. , 50
has won at tho Grand Control Hilliltlll' 'l‘ln Wash lloilcta llulvomal Wringcra, $2. .60 While Wilflil Brushqs, 3"
in NIIW York city. It was IIIIIlIlIIIl "it
1le limit IIIImtlIlI" mooring that
in Iioatou. ’i‘iIII board will t‘llillt III at
noon in tho llostou IIfilIIIIII III‘ llIII I"I ilti. l
'l'lIII i'xt‘ifliiil't' (’(lillllliiit'II of tilt"
hoard IIIil IIIIII-I i()llli'll"ll)\\' lliltlll to pro"
II.III- IIIIIIII ls I'"III tilt" IIIIIIIII‘ H t'illlhilit‘iil I
I'IoII.
IIIIII IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII oi" tlIII til‘rlllLII
of tho IIIIIIIII oi the looming IIIIs tIIaIII-
this morning. At one iiillII thII IliIIII
IUH llll‘i in this city, I
”w. Nickel Tea Kettles, 79,"
April IIIIIIItlng of ”11‘ hoard should hot T'niV‘OlHill iI‘ood (lhomicr,
TRISTRAM 8: HYAT
,VJ l’ I
3.1; .Iac Wood Film. Pulls.
(.‘ommodc Path-I,
Wire. Carpet. Beaters,
2.50 It) pioIII 'i‘oilot Semi tilled in patternH.
79c gold stipplcd, reguliir $4. 00 sols, spa,»
liii' I) 1"
We
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
£MO”M”MNOOO”OOOOOI
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Alterations
Free.
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your trimming
and shapes here. .
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WEST WASHINGTON STREET charge until Eas- E
Grand Opening" of
WMMOWW
Millinery, Suits, Costumes,
CLOTHING, .
Istsand Children’s
Dresses.
illIB Displagul‘ Newest Spring Costumes.
N o étore 111 Fairfield County 18 showing" a. larger and better assort-
ed stock 1n Ready- to- Wear goods for Men, Women, Boys and Girls to
be seen in our large and well lighted store.
Should any customer
SPECIALS.
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CLOTH jACKETS.
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The woman who wishes to
be well dressed and who de-
sires to be economical iri her
expenditures. may find the
smartest styles of the nation
in our store It price: that no
other reputablo store can
" cadet-sell. Bountiful Covert
humped Jachm from fiscal
to $15.00. ‘,
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desire any size or color not comprised 1n this collection, we will take ;
You are, cordially invited to attend
our Opening" whether you
buy or 'not.'
Charge Accounts.
CLOT ING FOR MEN.
Do we carry a big stock?
Well, th “up to you to de-
cide. J so poor in and m
the co tern pi ed high. No
other at e in The Norwnlko
shows a better and nicer va-
riety of all the latent wool-
leno. rice: from $7 .98 to
$20.00.
' -OY8’ SUITS.
T ' ' D
we MAKE NO msrmcrxous IN OPENING
CHARGE ACCOUNTS BETWEEN MEN AND wo-
MEN. OLD AND YOUNG. THE WELL-TO-DO EM~
PLOYER. on ms HONEST EMPLOYEE. mm.
DREDS AND HUNDREDS'OF oun CHARGE‘AC~
coums ARE wrm masons HAVING SMALL
mcoucs on EARNING MODERATE SAIARIES.
soon AS owns. nooxamcms. SAEESMEN,
STENOGRAPHERS. "MECHANICS. RAILWAY EM-
moms AND 1520ch IN ALL WALKS on" LIFE
wao. BY mmo SMALL AMOUNTS REGULARLY .
ACH WEEK. HAVE csmnmsunn A CREDIT
HATIS THE SAME as CASH cArxrAL "r0 "rt-mm
FOREVER AFTER. .
Solici- uiu. made a . do"!
med in II durable
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