APRIL 3.1905.
. ‘“‘ “Hillbilly I) .“ .« v
111w than in . .
LAADIES’ 111111515.
liter “outrun FOR srntna AND
WMMIR WEAR,
from 59‘s to $1. 925
AE. K. Banks,
45 OUR-.47.. .WERI WASHINGTON 8T”
1MAl1tIi,,l§t'§iie HOTEL BLQGK,
.1 .6 TH NORWALK, conn.
...—“...“...Mu
N91 titties
WEATHER FORECAST;
'.'lt‘or Norwaik and Vicinity: Fair to
“lib and .Sunday. Pleasant weather
cunt ueit east of the Misstsutppi River
A disturbance ls cont r11! this morning
over Manitoba, a narrow trough ox-
te‘pdlng southward to Oklahoma. Un-
6 its influence the temperatures
11 re risen. in the northwestern sec-
tions. Fronts were reported an in
south as Virginia. A thunderstorm was
reported at Montgmncry. Ala.
—-liockwut"st and saurkraut this or:
ening at E. Groeschncr’s. 23 Railroad
avenue.
The Norwalk Bird (‘lub will meet
Monday evening, April it) with Miss '
Hurd, 43 West avenue.
~North River roe shad. 8c in.
bucks. 251: each. Hayes.
Mrs'. G. D. Nichols and family, of
New Canaan. will remove to South
Norwalk about May 1.
A son was born lust night to Mr.
and Mrs. Mechele Lubrano, of Wood
street.
~Un1brellas. Umbrellas. U'Brie‘n’s.
The regular meeting of the govern-
ing board of the South Norwnlk Club
will be held this evening at 5 o‘clock.
Mr. anti Mrs. James, ll. \Viimott, ot
it) Washington street. urt' entertain-
ing Mrs. Charles Cownn. of Oyster
- 1321,1211 i
Company i" will play llit' \l."i11ti1rops
a game of indoor baseball Tuesday
night, after drill. Sandwiches and
coffee will be served.
Jesse Brundagc. of Cross street.
has secured employment with Todd 4‘;
Roice. 0f Stamford. anti will com-
mence work Monday. He will have
charge of the flab 1icpn1't111ent.
The whole store of H. Kriogor &
(‘0. is full of spring now. The beat
styles in clothing, cloaks. hats and
shoes for men. women and children
are to be found at modest prices.
~F‘rcah haunt 12%0 lb. Hayes.
The Endeavor (limit; 111“ the King's
Daughters of the South Norwullt (lon-
grcgutlomtl (‘hurch will hold a meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at :i tt't'ltu'li,
with Mrs. 113. (1‘.. Gorhaut. 202 East are-
111111. East Not'walk.
[it tho midweek “Willing to the
South Norwalk Congregational (.‘Illll‘Cll
Thuraduy. at 7:47» p. 111.. ”w utthjocl
will be: 0111' Kt‘l'illtllisllilill‘v: for the
,Worlti'n Sin. All are invited to at-
tend and take part.
—Roofing and Sheathutg Papers. ear-
lontl just received. Hutch & Bailey (lo
McKinley Command, Spanish W111
Votrrana. will nttcnd Iht‘ camp firt-
of liougltut Fowler Post. ti. A. R.. on
Monday night, in celebration of fien-
ct'ul lloc’n surrender. 'l‘l1c tllt’mUL’f'b‘
will meet at the armory 111171113 o'clock.
*Seal and Plush 1.111111.
Max Roth's l-ililt'lWltlHI factory.
reopened in llaubut'y. in now in full
operation, with till girls 111 Work, of
whom 42 are old hands, Manage
Joseph Both in dcoirons that all thl'
former employoea shall l‘tliil'll. 'l‘hr
iiunbury News says; "Mr. lioth tit prc~
paring an innovation which Ito ox—
pectn to inutnll 1111 soon 1111 he link i it
or 200 girls at work. No llllt'lltlit 0
place 11 piano in. the factory. as but
Iit't‘lt door in Stamford. 'i‘hlu will ht»
titted during the noon Iiiil‘i‘illititiitm oi
... tttt hour. on n rtwt'l'utlon for the.
“Rifle. 'l‘hr upper floor of the factory
in m. ,1'111 unnertl, and it ht 1111 ideal
place for delirium, The firm iitlontln
in phm- the piano on that illmr no
that the illli‘l‘liilvt'fl may- lililllltt' tin-nt-
..t1lu~1. during tho 11111111 hour with 11111
1.i~- tillll tilittt'lttg“~1Stamford Atit'ottttt'
an van?”
A NOTRE DAME LADY
I will send tree with full inutruc
Mona. some of thttl simple maximum
for the cure of lettcorrbonu. Ulcora
lion, Dinplucemontn. Falling of tilt
Womb BoInty or Painful Periods 'i'n
morn or (31011111111, Hot Fluhen. Deidre
to Cry. Creeping feeling up the Spine
Iin in the BIck. and Ill tomato tron
bias, to all sending mutant. 'I‘o moth
or; of quteriux decanters! will at
will I. ,sucmtttut Home 'I'r'eItmant
if you decide to continue it will on!)
on“ meat 12 cents I week to gum-In
too I euro. 1 do not wirh to net! you
anything. Tell other sufferer of it
tint iI Ill t “11.. Adam, Mm!
Gemini". Box 875,
Nam Dune. ind.
O‘Brlou'n.
'11 Vsrvrr '
hitter Lot
of then sweet SugIr Cured Merwln'I
HImI, tel 31', to.
But shoulder Mutt. to: lb.
mm
“in flint birth.
inst
A WONDERFUL CUBE.
III. Ii. W. Strum-b owner of the great
Rock Station Mills tit. lick k, 1‘ 01111.. writta
in part 1111 followtt; "I can 'cht ot't'ully 1.1j'
that. 0111-1111111 boltent, lh. “Mill lionnedy’ ll
not! 11'1edioine, hint helped me more than
any other treatment. or medicine I ever
had. I 11111 65 years of ago. For ycurs.
I m tumbled with n aetcrc i'iifio of kidney
and bladder disclose. I consulted 1111111111.
.0118 Well known pbypici not (null I do not
complain in any way of their treatment.)
I hflvfi used various kind» of medicine, but
nothing equals Gala-11111. Solvent. I consider
myself completely curud 111111 I 11111 donut
rn'ydmst. m rotm‘n1ntcndittg thin i-{l'llllil lllf‘tll-
nine to my friends. for .I want to spn at]
its reputation througltout'this territory. "
1xhw'6til‘0h admin of utopia who Iiiti't'
lieén nlittolutioy cured oillr'tii11'y,l1ludticr
and liter disorder“ the thorou l1 and
systonmtiti use of (3:1 “'tt'llll bolted. ’.l‘ht
firemen \tork hf this new medicine in that
t-protcuts the formation of stone and
midi" the Kidneys and Bladder by dirt-
Iolving the uric acid and phtophutio Hedi-
menta. illllfi purifying the blood and cor-
recting all those urio acid cotnf'jtiom of the
small which 11110 11111101151319 for the
formation of uric acid and gout poisoning
and rheumatism.
01114111111 Solvent mvea a healthy action
to the liver and freedom from constipation.
Write the. Cal corn Co. Kidnap-11. N. Y. for
a free uuinple bottle and metlit .1! booi' M.
e
"For all: by 'Platner .1. Bradley,
South Norwalk.
The. house. whit l1 li.Hc.1cl1tlt'ltl 8:. Son
recently moved to Concotd street. is
being repainted by Keller & iiemrtlict.
Miss Ethel Wilcox, teacher in
Greens Farms school, 111111111; 11
week's vacation at her home in Nor—
walk.
is
——Spt'lng styles in ticrhics. O‘Brlcn‘s.
Tho four children of Mrs. Frank
803511, of New (31111111111, have, been sent
to the ('hildrcn' Home at Norwalk by
request of the mother.
M1'.~'.l-"lat1ict Rubens 11nd dauphin.
Misc llcrtha Roberts left todat l‘ot;
Wutt'rhnrgy to visit itiutivcs and ttt-'
tend the Methodist. conference
——(‘i1oico native chickens. itic
Hayes. l
Rev. (litnrics E. Benedict. ot' llt~11~
sonhurst Brooklyn. N. Y. will pt't-ztthi
in tho Norwulk Methodist I'Zptx'topnl
Church Sunday morning anti ct 11111111:
MISS Mac Donton and Miss (‘Jnt'n
Keller. of South Not'wnlk. attended.
the 1'1't1optlon given by Company l..
Third infantry. in (‘.1't'o11witzh. last
night.
~Sttitl pork, tilc lb. Hayes. ,
Mlas1Ednu Wiahatn. teacher in
Stratticid district. is. enjoying htr1
spring vacation with llt'l' parents, Pro-
fessor and Mrs. H. ii. Wighnm. Nor.
waik. 1 .
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No other set of ‘books ever gave such absolute satisfaction as ’/'
JOHN L. SSTODDARD’S LECTURES
FRANK G. CARPENTER, Traveler, says:
embracing the worlti.'
(LA. SUU'1H\V()RT ll, Supt. Schools says: ‘A "lhcy no more net:
(‘01.. 111.1111't1'r11. rorr,
11111y1
travel 1 have ever acen."'l
13.3 (IDELL. in... (13011.0( N. Y . says: “ 'lhcyliterally bring Illf world to our terv doors.
. that will broaden the mental horizon of every member of the {unity 110 tt'cll .15 this work.
.Il'llt‘H'H
,qtmntily of 1.. & M. paint.
lit. 1' it.
'I&
’“HIIM'H,
Nttl‘wit ill:
t‘ompnny.
Son.
1 Southztort.
«Hahn I'i. Daklu, piano latter will be
in down next week". new] word to The
Cliffottl llotei. ‘
W
lilo 1.111111 to attend tho dcmonatration
oil the .17 varict'ita ot' iidlnz goods
11111111 will br- given the Week of April
to at the. United Grucery' Co.
...—......
'll‘lHIltll‘iw‘ll repent that the trout
nit-111111111 are too full of water at pt 131+
actit t"ot good flithlul; no in many
plpt on the hanitu are ovct'flowcti. Some
fine tltth hutc been“ bifbgh howcvm.
”Breakfast bacon; 12%,: lb.
Mr. and Mrs, Byron ,(l. Mcttti. tit"
South Norwailt, who have been VlHll-
i111; Mrs. Mcad'n parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James .l. Nt-dlcy. I11 Greenwich, lllin‘
returned home.
i
Shotit't’ Stulloy will unit at Illittitiil
oh Monday. Aprl i7", 11'1'0pc1'tyofb3a111
1111) ll. linker. no 1'1 under attachment
to satisfy a judgment of $73 in 11 lillll.
by the F. iii. Hench Company 111
lit“l1lgt*{)01i.Tl111 proportv coinprlson
trottlt-s,1tyt1ltot1s corks and fixtures.
7—Youmnn Derbios. O'Brien'u .
”......
()ne of the joints in the Water pipe
in the building ot the South Not walk
'i‘ruttt t outputty began looking last
night, and caused considerable of 11
tllood. particularly in the office of At
tlorncy Louis S. Bcoru. where the wall
paper will havo to be replaced,
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff
Iltli-t hot 11 t‘t'lll't'rt'tl by lustitc ot lllt‘
Peat i‘ \‘iilltnnt 0 Clerk in the suit
brought by August 1’. Manner against.
.Alicc littstcd and Emma linker for $9
charges for inovlng their household
to Cove ut'cnuc. where they now re-
sitlt'.
H. Kriogcr & (‘ontpany have juut
tlisnluyt'tl a vow lutndson1t1‘nutot'
show window. The 91111111; styles “1‘!
oil I'Nllllillltlll there in all their tlnih
l‘hc niudott tonalsls of Ilguitlh'
standing untttr urchcs whhh 11111 ttw'
lilollt‘tl nith Viltlt'ts and liuhtttl by a
myriad little elecwttit lights The of
fort is Very pretty.
ALWAYS LIBERAL T0 CHURCHES.
tilt very c'hutch will ho given a liberal
Call for'
Four gallons l/lllgllllltl 1b Mattinez
M.l‘1tl11l mixed ullh three gel
“111' ‘ttI '.oil will point 11 houat'.
ii. Barr tltltrieston \t'.
"i’ntnlotl b‘1'1111l1ot1hur1; block
with l., & ‘.\l., stands ottt 11>: though
'varnisht'tl."
“cars and c'ot'cts liko gold.
liont pny $l. 50 11 gallon for linuood
loo
‘1,“
oil Wllltll you do in 1"cnd.t foruso paint ltllrilllll tit't- (omittlllt'nt hart of tho gin
tint oil I'l'i'i-tll from lllt‘ 11111'111l at no
cents per gallon and mix it with 1..
«ll: M.
it makes paint cost about Sl. ‘lo per i
gallon. Sold by C. E lion South
”11111111“ 81 Staple» li111«lttu1'-1
Norwttlk; W. S. (luycr lb
\Ytettport; Northrop Ilto‘.ln1r.~:.l
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11 intlorsomtnt than the Bible or Shakespeare.”
Manufacturcntt says: “ ”-lhty 1111: the lust [took l1.1r1.:u11 l t. v1 r made. ”
B. \‘l ES (lot. of lilasa. ., says: “ lhey :1r-1tl11-t1111-s1ot of books 111 my \tthole library. "
CliAUNt’ F. Y M. DEPEW, U. S Senator,says:
1.1111111111111111.
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A \1(h1\'11;u: I)“ Hl’fll ‘ '
[1 ntiord to no 111'?qu thin ”NM 1130‘»: ylllIl'Plt“? t It:
ttrwt tun Ihow to dltmt 11 Infliilllllit?“ proponitionn from
111111-11. hM timed ortttntnt to int «store. it cameo
'. 1111ttnmtlutllltriuuttuttdtrup- tt 11111-11 detriment adm-
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prosper. '91“ 1 on o a but uln-
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111111 IIlVitlE 11111111 I
in rhme of and who emblem-1.1”“ cuin'o
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reignntn Itnvultmnntc h '10" Inhiwru 'ad
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“NANUIAL WUILLD. lib Schiller Iildii'.,Cluuuuo.
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Early glutl'cn planting Illii'l lit-gun in
earnest.
The recent rnlnu have been 11 big
help to tho i'cntAt'volrs.
liloyd 'l itnacotr. of Norwalk has
Iit‘l'll duration: the Mrthodlst t‘o11fer«
clue at \thli"i"lllli)'.
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Regular- "tic tooth- blushes selling at
tho lil'ltlgt' Pharmacy, for 151 Also a
bargain in tooth pt.'-_1ntit11 See ad.
'l‘ho owning lllilktETH are busy titling
tho returns and other business places
about titt- city with now nun 111-01130.
tol'it
wllot'kwurs't and unurkruut this (1v
wing at it}. li't)t'rlt!llllt‘i">t. 23 littiiroad
avenue.
"l‘hc temperature wc'nt down below
the freezing point that night. and this
morning a white frost covered tho
1 ground.
, W
i Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order of
('nltetl American Methttnirn, hold 11
irogular1ncetl11g last night, and trun—
1 sorted routine business
1 W. W. .
"lht tIlDIl‘ of St Mary's Lhurt it has
‘ presented tho c'l1111t'l1 with time large
‘1 lozthlt goldplatcd (.fliltlltlstltlis im-
{ported from France
l .
(’ «111111.1111' l) is planning to put in~
dltldual lot here in tin tompan) ouat'
tt‘t'S lit tiltI armory At the pionent
limo thelc is only one locker for each
man.
i 'l'otln.\ 1111a 1111 itlcnl onc.\\'1'nthor-
l WIN). for Mont fishermen although the
strcunts pro 11:; 3111 too high for good
:thtitintr. Many are out following the
brook s.
t-
limos have made thcit .tppt 1111111 t'
intl1cltx11itity1'ttfcs Asthcy 1'1111 the
l
rtrkoy. the favoruto summer drink. tho
proscnt'e of tho rittktlys on the buck
j burs allows that summer is not for off.
I , 'lho Foster ltlt'al Accident l’rooi‘
.(‘1-ih for solo I’_\' A. .l. t‘olltns d‘: (70..
its nonwthinu that every child rthonld
have, as there i no danger oi'the
l'thiltl falling out to sticking its head
'ihrough making bully safe.
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of Trinity Citation. south Norwnlk.
IIy'I: “it Would iitit‘lll unnecettmtty to
my 11 word In crimitwtulntion of 1111111.
dnrd'tt ltluttti'leil They are. widely
known 111.1 mm yer known are appre-
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walk lnItituis, uni "it in 11' 'ploan
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Hula; once enjoyed the service and
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THE DEVtL, iT let.“
it in Mark Twain, on the Word of
Colonel Georur Harvey.
(Harper‘s Weekly).
The following letter apropos of Mr.
liockefollcr’u contribution to the A111-
erican Board of Foreign
signed bv Satan and purporting to be
written by the Devil. was received by
Harper 11 Weekly yeatorday. The uti-
itpr ot' the publication asserts that he
has reason to believe that the name of
Satan la forged and the name of Mitfli
Twain ht mentioned in tonnoction with
the crime:
"To the Editor of Harpcr’t-t Weekly?
“Denr air and ltlnumnu~lkit on blue
done with thin frivolous talk. The
American Board accepts contributions
from me every year; then. why
shouldn’t it from Mr. Rockefeller? in
all the naett, throot'onrtho of the sup-
port of the. great charititiu has been
conscience money as my books will
show. then. what becomes of the
sting when that term is applied to Mr.
Rockefeller» gift? The American
Board'n trade is financed mainly from
the graveyatds. Bequests. you under-
stand. Conscience money. Conica-
sion of 1111 old crime and deliberate
perpetrittlon of 11 new one; for dcceaa
etl'tt contribution is 11 roobery of his
heirs. Shall the board decline be
quests because they stand for one of
these offenses every time, and goiter
ally for both?
“Allow the to continue. The charge
moat persistently and resonti‘ully anti
1"cn101selcasly dwelt upon is that Mr
Rockefeller 1: contribution is lncurahly
tainted l1 perj11ry~perjn1y proved
against it 11 in the comic. It makes
us smile—down in 111v place. liocaunc
there isn't a 1i1:h 1111111 in your vast
city who doesnt perjure himself or
cry your in fore the tax board They
me all cakcd with perjury. may lay
or» thick. ironclad, no to sot-111k. it
there lit 0111' that isnt l desire to at
qulro him foi my museum, and will
pay dinosaur rates. Will you say it
isn't infraction of law but only annual
invasion of it? Comfort yourselves
with that nice distinction if you likew
No,
for the present. But by and by.
when you arrive, I will show you
something lamenting-wit whole hell
fttl of ovaders. Sometimes a frank
luwhrcukcr turns up elsewhere, but i
get those others every tithe.
“To totnrn to my n1uttons.l wlsl
you to remember that. my rich por-
iurtos am contributing to the Ameri-
can Board with frequency. it is money
fllchcti from the. sworn-off persona
tux; therefore it in the wages of sin:
therefore it is my money; theteforc It
is l that contribute it; and. finnlly.i
its thercforo as l have said; since tht
hoard daily accepts contributions from
1111'. why should it decline them from
Mr. Rockefeller who is as good as t
11111, lot the courts any what then may
“SATAN "
NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.
(Tho Commercial Bulletin}.
1'.! meeting of those interested in
the formation of a new yacht club tr.
Do located at lrogory‘u Point was
recently held in the office of John .i
Walshc and it was tltAcldt-d in purchust
1111- lot and begin the election of tin
club house as soon its posllilile. The
plan is to crcct the club house 11111
perfect all tht: details before askin‘
others to join, Among time" later
extotl are John .I. Walsh. Hurry Rider.
liarrlo MHl‘t"l)t)lll~'t- and others.
McMahon limit. arc making im
pr'titt'nlcnlx to the property l't'ct’llil‘i
purcltnavd at “out Norwuik It) ’l‘ltr-o-
philc lfl'tlphlat. John W. “reality it. do
intv the painting and decorating.
Snivntor ('.‘hnriott. has the contract
for filling and grading the hall
zrounda :11 Roton Point which wore
recently leased from the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting (‘11. by Mr. Smith
of Bridgeport.
John T. iiuyou has purchased of
Mrs. Hermione Brooks. of New Ha-
ven. the property at No. 78 Main
ntrt't't, known as the George Lou
pint 1, Mr. Haven in planning to gtvt
the house 11 thorough ovethauling in
side and out. which will make it
practically now
John W. Bcntty Is
painting and ttocorutiu in connection
with the new house w ch Harry W.
Mather is building at Taylor avcntlt‘
and Wtwt atroot for lt‘ A Smilh.11nd
is also pointing and decorating 11
Ilitlllfle at Glenbrook for C. it Chris
t t'
finishing the
PROTECT THE BOYS.
111 a i'tht‘llI‘ issue of this Journal
mention was made of an incident
which recently occurred in a neigh
boring town in thin state. The item
ntatctl that two youtlnt had suddenly
developed into tirttt claret out lawn tum
Were committing nil 111111111111 of depri-
datlonu win-11 a1"1t\11iotl.'lho closinl‘
acutenco of this item oxplttlnod Illt
tallm' of tho downfall of thc hogs by
Mating that iltl‘y hutl lit‘i‘tl trlttitu't.
tllnlo IltH‘t'IH 'i‘ilt'u lhl'ltlout ht but one
of 11 print! number of tho sumo t'hnt'
actor that im- orcurrlul: community all
over our land, and it omphtmlw'u tht
important-«- to iliil't‘IIIN and uuttrtiltnu
at. \\’I‘Il 1111 to tl'o horn. of rii‘i‘IlIK to ii
that only good literature in math: 111'
ccnnihlo to young people.
In our opinion the ideal book and
one that oxactlv unatt'ern this pttrpoue
511 the “Btotldnrd [adore-11." now offer
ed in this city. and thin opinion Iii not
trimply our own but ht voiced by the
most eminent ethical/ore throughout
the length and breadth of our land
today.
um .-.“... w»-.~~w
'AN tnrzneet'mo OLD one.
Thin iii it true copy of 11 dead from
my (renamet~gr11ndfather to his Ion
Jarvht Kellogg:
Norwutk, Conn.
March 6.1769
"For the consideration of Parental
love. 1.1mm ‘M on. of Norwnikm-
fleet! IbOtti Four are: lit Lend with
Building and Fruit Treelt on 31111111.
1111 at the upper end of Puddlnplane.”
JARV t8 KEDMJGG.
'l‘hln bound in now called the old
\tiIlitm Place 11
in view of ' 'tiov'et‘nor flatten!
Wright 1' proclamation at to the Phil
itpine consult. providing 11 hunts for the
apportionment of roprcrenitttion in an
ocular 11111911111112 the anti imperialists
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The Dress Goods News is Good News
Never was our dross goods section in such line shape to be utteful to
We've picked the beat and the different lots are priced to please.
36 inch Novelty Dress Gouda, solid colors, nelf dot in blue, green, red
and brown at 290.
you.
36 inch Wool Shepherd's Plaid in black and brown at 45c.
36 inch Novelty Wool Mixtures with silk dots in brown, gray and blue
at 50c.
36 inch Fancy Mohttlrs in pin dots and Persian designs at 59c.
45 inch Solid Color Mohaira all new shadeu in red. navy, black and
brown at 59c.
50 inch All Wool Broudclotha in the new spring shades at $1.00.
36 inch Natural Color Pongee at 50c.
Our 36 inch Special Black Taffeta Silk, wear guaranteed at $1.00.
83-85 Worthington Street.
"Gloves--
FOR YOUR DWN BAKE, AS WELL A61 OURS WE WANT YOU TO
GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR TWO CLASR “EUGENIE” KID GLOVE.
lT IS WITHOUT QUESTION THE BEST $100 GLOVE iN THIS MARKET
AND IS FULLY GUARANTEED. NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR
3ELECTION FOR EASTER WHILE WE HAVE A COMPLETE ASSORT-
MENT OF ALL THE NEW SHADES lN ALL DIZES. »
WE ALSO CARRY THE “HAGUE “KAYBER" DOUBLE TIPPED FIN-
GER SILK GLOVES AT 50c, 75c AND $1.00 PER PAIR.
OUR LISLE- THREAD GLOVES, TWO-CLASP, AT 251: AND 501; HAVE
NO EQUAL AT THE PRICE.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
S S. TILLOTSON.
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