Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 12, 1905 · page 3

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“illusion...

iii” are, m. m AND are.
tirttm months or so. 10c AND
,gtitc to antigen Ann nor.

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lollipop." wm WASHINGTON 37..
IIAHAoKIMo HOTEL BLOCK, .
. , gatouro NORWALK. court.

I. otti News Notes.
For Norwgik Molotov; i/v‘ttlr to.~

' ‘ntafit. Thttrdtiay generally cloudy and
. prdhttbiy light showors. A uiight (Iii-t-
; turpance is control this morning in the
. Latte region and anothor on tho Gtttt
. coatit. The pressure is below the nor-
, niatraud unsettled conditions with
, cldttdy weather prevails gt‘ttm'tllly in
i all petitions east of the Rocky Monti-
' talus. Rain has fallen during the past

 
 
 
 

 

 

. 24 hours in the southern and eastern

sections Moderately low tomperattr

rés prevail in the northern nortionu.

Conditions favor for this vicinity utt-

settled weather and not llillt'll rhang‘o

in the temperature.

 

The Hebrew l’assovcr itcizitm today

» and ends on April it).

The weekly drill of (‘ompnny i) will
he held at the armory this wooing.

Harry S. it‘crris. ot’ Boston. is untit-

log a. short stay in South Norwnlk.

Charles Sotkor of tho Stitttlt Nor-
wulk iteoi' honor, is filt‘li ztt hm homc
in North Mttin street.

 

I
California usparngns. trattttportrti
(‘afil in roirigortttor ours, is in tho mor-
hots.

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Occasional curly wild tiotrors on»
making titt-ir illtllt,‘ill'illlt't‘ niouu tho
country t'otttlsitlcs.

South Norwaik Division. A. i). ii.‘.

will hold it "touting. 'i‘Itttt'stint' own-

.lng, iii the hull in \thslllilgitlil strcot.

Joseph Volk. of Lynn. Mtth‘rk. is
upcntling a few days at his litlliit‘ in
South Norvolk.

‘ Washington (Jut‘ttp, ’tttriotic ()l'tlt‘l‘
of tho Sons of Alllt‘l‘lt‘tl. will hold a
regular tnccting tomorrow night.

ilr. Alexander Lutnttct't. of Now York
who is with l’rosldont Rooscrrit on
his \vvstcrn trip, spends his utttttmcrs
ill ’l‘tirorn isinnd.

William W. llnttn, who is n Sllltll‘lll
:tt ilttrttttotttn (Tollogo. iil‘l‘lVL‘tl in town
last night to spend tltc reprint; Vat'ttlltlil
tit his homo.

\\'iliiuttt tI‘ilrit‘n. tho crock sprintot’
and ('iltI of lllt‘ltitlllillll tram, i:. know
from Exotrr to spcnd his I‘lllslt‘l‘ \‘iltil~
tion.

Mr. and Mrs. l“l‘t‘tlt’i'l(l( it. t'olt'»
man, of High Hli‘t'l‘l, South Norwttik.
are hillt‘litllilg it t'cw tittys tit .\'.sw York
city.

lit-v. Ilontttr I“. Taylor, of tho (‘lturt-it
ot' the Holy Communion. Now \‘ork.
Will prom-It in Trinity I‘llllfit'tiliill
Church, It‘t'tdug; owning.

~~».lohn Itnkin. ttittno ttiiit'i’, from
New York. it.- at tho t‘lltt‘ortl. tlrticrt;
Iiy innit or tclt.>pttotto will roroive
prompt nttcntton.

Sltot'tnun Council, Itoyoi .\rrutttttl‘t.

will hold it ltl(‘.t‘illll:. 'l’itttrsdur own-
trig. in itcd Mcn's iittll. in \Vilhltlllglttll
Strt‘trl. '
. 'l‘hr tinnnnl mention of tho lint It‘in-
Iuhcrs‘ Association will llt’ iwid tonight
at it o't'iot'k tit tho t‘rntrnl lltlllUl‘ l,y-
ovum, South Main strcct.

Owing to tho repairs Illtil nro tuttn'z
matic ttt tlrnco Church, the hour ot‘ tin:
’l‘httrutlny roloitrntion of tho Holy
Communion in citaugod from it to 7:30
in tho morning.

Ht‘lt‘t'lllltill (7. i’. i-‘iuh, of Now (fir
tttimt. ntnrictl yt‘h‘lttl'tliiy I'or IIIt' Wont.
win-rut Ilt‘ ht ttttuttucti itt lutylttu illi-
(llllt'l' t‘ttt‘lttlill ot‘ Illit'h‘t‘tt for to. llt'it-
motor, of Sitttufortl.

m WW“... '

.loutt- Smith, tillein-tt Ilrtllll'll‘ll‘t‘hH of
tho ltottrc in Pacific HII‘t't‘L Htmut‘ortl.
rttittmt to lllt‘ ltttIIt'l‘. Htttttrtttty ttiutnt.
who (‘l‘lt'lillt'tl tty' It'ltttlttt‘ from o Ht-t'utttb
nutty window. l‘t'lIIlIIIItl ttt lttt'ttt'.

”"wlrllllt‘ I'tlltlh." ’I'Iitltli-ltilttltt "I IIVI‘H
Hilt‘t’lllt't‘ttl ovt-rt your. llr. Wotlll'o Now
way I’imt Hytttit t'tIl‘I‘H IIIIII‘ t‘llltlH, t'ttt’t‘fl
ltltt votdn too, down to II"! wry room
of rtmtotntption.

Mr. and Mrn. lt‘runlt Sputtltitttu. of
Wittitry uvonur.‘ New IltWt'ttl. intro
mow-ti to l’rovitlmtou, It. 1., whom Mr.
Spatildtng hint tttaroptnti tt hutstnmm po»

 

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NO 0L0” CARRIAOI PAINT MADE.
will wear to; long an Devon's. No 0th
or: no no heavy bodiedrhocauut Do-
roo'lweigh a to 8 outicett more to tho
pinto“ Sold try (3. E. Dow;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

at that Sweat Sugar Guru! Morwm'i
' Hum, tam to.

out lboutder omit, too III.

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on may have , ‘ i
the Beauty of i t
Perfect-Health ,1) ..

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t Knows Nothing About New York cert-l
tut connection Above Harlem. 1
With rotuneitoo to u tengtlty article

nor terminal by tho Consolidatt‘tl
tttlit‘outl ltot'tit ot' the Harlem rivm‘.
connecting with Hill Souottti Avunuo
“i." in New York. and also with the
proposed now subways, President Moi
ion was asked the [allowing question
this morningz‘, ‘ t

"Han tint New Haven in mind the
building of it Now York terminal north
of thorium river?”

The roply was. .

"Our company lititi cotmiderod no
pittn otitr-r limit for it. connection with
tho subway ottti oiovntoti roads north
of tho littrleui river, up to tho prou~
out time."

l’I’t‘tiltlt-‘Ilt Mtlllt‘I) thou httndiouitlll‘ll
it still tutor story than his road would
tuttvt'tuin tho idott of using it Now
- York torutintti .to he built by tho New
York Control. north of tho Harlem,
lllll far to tho west of the New Hit'
you company‘s linon. Tho tiil‘t'lillttli
united him who this: t

“Will the Now Haven patronize tt‘t
tortuinui to be erected at Mott uvotttto'
and One Hundred tutti 'i‘lttrty-clgitth
street thit'ottx) by the Now York (it-nvt
ll‘Iil, an llllb‘ IK’t-lll rteportod in Htll‘ill‘
uowupaperui"

“Wc am not advised of any tt'r-
tninul to-ho orcrtod by tho Now York
Control ttt Mott itvcnuo, ttnd huvc not,

 
 
 

 

The perfect woman IS the woman Who has perfect hoon‘llt-ottt‘t‘rroftl”with t‘ugurdi’nlg‘ttity
, . »_ posed l r: "so o ,to until . s tout it. to
I health. Beauty IS more than Sle deep. Beauty I5 as deep as 2,. Ilfil.'l(lt('tl one hlluliltl ititortho (‘l'fiiiliitl tit.
. . that point."
pure blood and a perfect‘dtgestion. Especially is femaic beauty. TM gm ,0 WW mm me “my m.
5 dependent on the perfect health of the delicate femaieflorgantsm. the New “town's rotohltshlno’ “H own

If you wish to have the beauty and attractiveness of perfect
health, if you wish your eyes to sparkle, your complexion to resume
its brilliancy, and your whole body to thrill with the glow of renewed

‘ . vitality, take that famous woman’s medicine,

Ll’tlia E.Pinkham’sVegetable COtttpOttnd -

' ‘ ' - y .tu ht‘lll ()l'lllt‘ sctitttc. ’i‘ht- scrim of por-

ii you have headaches, backache, organic pains, patnfui or irregtl . so...” appointtnt'nls. mm A, with... tho
lar monthly periods, any womb or ovarian trouble, bcgtn With Lydia " wow lltth no \‘ttltto in tho soiccliott. ..

. I . _ .. has not llt‘l‘ll tulout up yot. 'l‘horo iil'l‘

E. Pinkham 3 Vegetable Compound at once. it Will save you rtced- t\\tt‘tilltltilllttilt‘ilis m to tittitlo mu»

less suffering. it will restdre your womanly beauty.

Dear Mrs. nltkltam .‘~Lydla E. Plnkham‘s Vegetable Compound Cured
me of a severe and protracted case of ulceration of the womb.
but lost one child. Alter their birth this. trouble began, but your Compound
My little girl is now six years old, and i am 2
a perfectly Well woman, and as happy as a mother could desire to be. i give
the entire credit to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

MRS. S. R. BECKMAN, Cot. Murphy Are. & Whitehall 5L. Atlanta. Co.

No woman, were she at Venus de Milo, could continue beautiful
with a dragging down female complaint.
sick women to write to her for advice. Many have benefited by it.

restored me to perfect health.

A.

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«it: ‘22.": Mott: g.

tho thto board of rolittt: iiltlt'lllllf‘

('l‘llilltitii-ltllM'E'S ot‘ \\‘lilt'Il Scltotor

. . . . 33‘ tit-oruo it). ilirknttll IR n lltl'lllllt‘l'. uttti

Mrs. Pillltll’lz'lm ”With; all it)! ‘ tin- lll'ill'tl ttt t littrur ht tho tirttttttt limit-

connoctlon with tho Now York utt'cctt

north of tho linrlrni, in connect. in
doing, this; it will avoid tito tttx int-
Illth'tl upon its Il‘iillih which now ruut
through tho Now York llllil’it'l and
orcr tho tittntt'ni‘u linch‘.

GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS

 

His List of Thosc Requiring the Sen-
ate's SancttOn.

(tort-rttot' ltoitcrts liltrt complicit tho

list of appointutcms rottulriui; lilt' con

lnrly on tho commission oilscttlptors,
lllt‘ tornts of l’i‘tlft.‘%tt%()i‘ Bcrnttttottc PPIV
rin. ot’ Now Huron. unti Arthur l..
Hitittntttu. of Hartford, It't'iiilltilllnt: .ltity
l. 'l‘ito tlt'ntlt ot‘ tioion'tui ’J‘dt‘tlll 1..
(ll‘t't‘llt‘. of Hartford. cronies tt vacancy
on tho hottrti, (‘IlIIllll‘l (irtmnc's torttt
would not how t-xttit‘ott until July l.
tiltiil.‘hlt< ttppoitttutcnt llt‘lllt'. for tltt‘
smut» tutriott tin titnt ot‘ lit-nt'y W. F‘ttt'»
unto, of Now iinrt-tt.

’l'itt- itonrti ot‘ yt‘xilliililt‘i'ii ot’ ititt'lu'rt:

i had twms '

 

j tiliit‘iil loud :tro to lot llllt‘ll, tho tt-rtntt
‘ of tilt lllt‘ prcuout Illt'tlllillt‘nlli ttxttirittx;
in July. 'l‘ito (iroton millllllllt‘lll (.‘nnr
tuissionoru ittt‘intit; Mrs. S‘nt'tt ’i‘. Kitt-
ncy. Now llttl't‘ll. Mrs, Atlrlun. 1. Mill

 

. . 11.1301" I’ui":~toi, it. Wniott I.Illt'.\" ot' {\lt‘t'i-
,' t _ tit n, illitl I4l.l(.lll:1 Iv‘. Itoitinuon, oi linrt-
,w quot-mix. 4-..2 it.” iv 14; ,1 ‘43:}: I'ottt. 'l‘llt‘t'o til't‘ two plilt‘t‘i‘. to llt‘ fillcti

. ll) (ion rtiot‘ littit..tt:~' on tho stoic
board of (thilllllllt'l‘é ot' ('lllllilllllt‘l’i. lllt.‘
tt i‘itit-l ttt‘ I'lltll'lt'.~' .l. lotion. of Hurtlttrtl

 

Tt‘li tittys mort- oi‘ Loni.

 

lt Wilt‘ tiiscow-roti Montlut‘ noon [hill
the l‘tllll‘tlzltl itt'itigo ttcroto Atttt htt‘t't‘l
Witt; on tlt'c. Michael it‘ntion, of tho
it & ti corsct shop, rttsitt-ti out (Hill
with ltut-kots ot‘ \‘t'lllt'l‘ lil'tl\‘ ty (.‘.\".lll
gillfillt'tl litt' humus.

Sci-rctttry I’ ll 't‘ouuclicy of III“
Dailltitii' lint Makgrs' Association lllir
tiet’tt‘t‘nt nu opt‘rntton for ltt-ntmoritoitls
at his homo, l3 i’rosptut-t Sll‘t‘t‘i, linu-
bury, Monday. Ho ls t-t-t-ororlug front
the Ullt‘l‘tilltlll to: well tl-'~‘ ('Uliltl he ox-
period.

1 Thu prosont worm ruin is just tho
right kind for \‘otzt-ttttittn tutti tho liti'ttl-
Grit Ill't‘ rort‘otaptmultiply littppy, 'i‘ltt'
gratin has grown ton: ttiltl town in
tho lust twcnty-t‘ottr hours. and till
vogettttion Illltl tnkon n lottp forward.
Atlrll Hhttworu

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“Guaranteed to CulreiAny Cough. ' 25c

Only Radical curb for'Btorichitis. . 50°.

Cures Worst coup in a Few Minutes.

Cures Sore Throat and Ulgeratad Tonctis.

Only Positive Curator Quick Consumption.
:Klllsthe CniarnhMlcrobe andCures to One Month.

0pc” numbing Pun-ca mad Denim-u nut-tug.

Cures Hay Fev’erforMonay Refunded. 50c - $I.00

Only thing (on Earth natures Asthma.
10'! 0!“: Italy}!!! a '0 m .

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

, WINSWMMMn-ammmm, elsowhoru. Pinkerton Detection. Mn-
? , '°"“ °"' “'““”"“”“"°' um ‘ ”" “9" °' W“- i‘iit'" it‘d." féiii’tlii“'..i”"itlt’i’“..‘.’iit.‘t'éi
firm- Gamma“ Film ml; ails. Hump my‘utory radium; :1} he 9. pretty rotuty mt
‘ WI HIM“: armor wotrunttnw air.
’W slim In! h‘ I‘20 diyo‘lrut» ** W
“audio-tun?» ‘ minim ‘M- CHEAT” “Amt
. Kidney trotting often and» totally.
wounds. bum. pro Mt. mum t tout by rimming the right medicine. Iii.
m" N W- 1"“ WM ll. Wotto. ol’ Ilear (trove, town, ritontt
“I! I boll 0V0! “Whom oti ttrutit. tin now: "Two yours
MyJIIIIZwItIu OI um i had Kttlttny Trouble. which can»
. . ., “I!“ a m mt Iliu grant mint, titlfl'ut‘lltlf. mitt moo.
.~ , . ' . , . titty. not i took titration Iiitlttrtt, which
? ”minke? Jam m or. in d tst‘i'outott ll t‘lllilIIIl'In cttro. I intro him
I ‘II' "to I" "' TOM! (I not!!!“ hitttttlJltt'lit ot‘ grout, hour!" to honor”!
I" a“ I ' WM?» Ill‘llIIIIy IIIItI unrvo It'lliilllt‘. tttti Iflmtt
" ' ” ‘ ‘4 .tltmo t‘uithlmllly on hand, "I to. it» I
mitt that; how no oqunt." 6'. It. first,»

 

it‘rt-ricricix' (E Smith. of South .\‘or

walk. win roilwl to his lltllllt‘ ttt l';tii
:ttlcipitin,‘izt:~‘t 'i‘itut'mluy. htwntteu- oi
tho lllllt‘FH of his liltlillt’l‘. ilo HIW to
it ‘t' I‘l‘llltiiiil to Atlantic ('in for ;t rt t'
l't‘iillttll hill)’ lilitl l‘t‘liil'lit'tl South
Kort-toil", Stttttlny owning.

ltl

‘ lltllit‘lilS lt‘owior Pout. (it'uttti .\‘l'tlll'
of the itcpnltit'. intvntiu to n. IltI it turn
tlt‘iogntion ol’ lllt'lllll\‘l',~‘. to Mitttttottt,
tontorroti' night. to lilll‘lltl tho union
“to of Minor Post 'i‘ttotto tzoittz‘.
should ho at tho i’oxt rooms in South
Milli] Sil't’t‘l itt litnt- to ttthc tho I

, o'clock troilt‘y.

intertioritatn. ot’ iiiilsltio plum», tutu;
l‘t‘r‘tllillt‘ll his: Work at tho shop or ilit‘
(Truw linundry Mochlncry and Mouth,
t‘ttotttrittg (.‘otttttuny ttt‘tt-r itttvitttz l‘t'i‘ll'
lIIItl up for n work iwcuuso of on lll'-'
cidcnt to his Ititttti. \\'lit‘Il it [lltlt‘t‘ oi
win- was run tlirvctiy through it from
rido to Kltlt‘.

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BRAZILIAN BALM
TRIAL IOTTLE 25c.

cites noon in One Night ‘ ‘

lllltl litiwnrti l'. .lonvu oi \Vllltilll'félt‘l'.
«\tltt‘ittt; July l.

The two illtttt‘ (It’t~ll'illilt‘ tilttcos in lltt‘
wrios. of :tt-rsottnl illllllllllllllt‘lllH nt'--
lltl‘ t‘tIlllltlISHltlllt‘l'Slllll on II"lItt‘>‘~lll' :tttt
owls lllltl tittiry itttwrt-ris.

’l‘ittt .\'t~w Yo'lc. Now llutvu .t‘ ll:ill-
t'vrti l":ltl \\‘lll‘tll'tlt*l' oi Hittt‘ lit‘u now
I't't'tulti till‘r‘ ill a t‘tlttl Ill amount”.

\Vt‘ ‘.\ll|lllt‘l'
llll‘llil‘l‘ll that it

how limit} tit-.~',:t- l'l't

jittt tr‘tlf up tl“.t’l.'l a. tit-

TOWN CLERK WILL TAKE A REST.

lttliilu Il\' tin. ”‘lttl;., “.1 :tjtx (‘ttttm . ttt , W
litlltl tttztt yin «tort't tl’ttit ltlli tut 'llt‘ Mr. Smith Going to Tennessee for a
t‘trlt of .‘t :Sf‘ll Illl", :Izth 1|... li.:;it'ttt'tl 5m! ”f a MOM“ or M0"-

't‘ou~it (‘lct‘li Ilt’l‘lll‘t‘l it. Smith
XIIIl'li‘tl thin morning; on n vacuiton
trip ot‘ N‘i't’t‘ttlfll‘t’t'ks. “:2 ricotta rout
unit will wood to month or moro with
l’t‘IIiIlW'fi in 'i‘ottttosttctt, his littlll‘l'
Hliilv. .lio will lto accompanied by
Mrs. W. R. Smith.

Ituring .\i r. Smith‘s tilts-coco, his as-
:x‘t'stttttt, Alias Aunto it). Smith, will ho
to t‘iturxo of tho ’i‘own (‘lt'i'lt's ()lllt‘t‘.

A

'i'ttotw.

.. ito not tort/oi il‘r «hint-o in Mystiu
(.‘ltttitt linii, tonight.

I lCln-n Hill. .It'., it‘. I-). l.I|t ttwoott and
W. i-‘ lll‘l{l)'li ropott tltnt tilt-j. ltnti it
good trip to li.tt'tt'or.l t‘trstwrtizty lit Mr.
tliii‘x titttotnoitiio. 'I‘ltv \‘tiillt'll
through tho mud itt L‘l't'lil short. It
“its tukt-tt to tho I'Ilcctrt‘c \t-itit-ic
t'ontpttuy's plum in tho capital city,
\t‘ltot'o it will lil‘ loft for H i'tm tinyn.
‘I‘lto ll'iIYt‘lt‘I's rwtttt'itt-tl l;l.il IIIL'IlI ll)‘
thrill

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ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Mra. Franklin Boob, of Now Caitlin
DBL. says: "i utti‘ferod for years with
.iysprptdn. used to how grout (llfltfe’lfi
and bolt-hing. i tried everything i
. . roolti hour of, but nothing helped me
until i took llrttzlllan Balm. and one bit
"out bottle cttroti mo cotnpletoly."

For sale by it. ll. Plalatud, F‘. H. IBM
or and IIIP (‘lltt’orti Pharmacy. "

GOT OUT OF STATE WITH
, WAGON.

t‘ottttttttwtt- Antirow St-itiortwm, tti’
Stittttt‘ord. out in Nt'Vl‘I‘ill lllllli't", ytottt‘t"
titty. charting; :t ttttltttry thizttli which
With‘ it amt-t oi‘ I“t't‘ll t'lltlt-r‘u with. Mr.
tiltior Attcrm-ttcti in Rolling out of Con.
Iil't‘llt‘ltl with ”I“ \t'ittzott Itolot‘o t‘tut~
Fllllllt‘ Hi‘lllt‘l'th‘lJ. t‘tlllltl t‘iIl“l\ Hit With
him.

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FRIGHTFUL SUFFERINGS RE
LIEVED

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Httl‘l‘t‘t‘ttm {rightfully trout tho rtt‘uv
lrttl tintmms ot‘ tttttitizttutml food, (7. (I.
(irurtutn. ot‘ l.ttltt. MIHH.. took ilr.
Khm‘u Now Mfr: I’iiitt, "with the ro-
ttult." ltt- wrttou. “titttt i won (filmtl.
All utomttclt tutti IIUWl‘I tlltntrtlnrtt ulvo
thy to Illt‘II' tottlc, ittxttttvc proportion.
2.50 ttt F. It. ”mitt-Ht itrttg ritoro, guar-

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ffititititlii.

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ntttotttl
SLOW PROGRERB ON THE "MYB.
TERV."

Tht- limit-r tttttrdor coon. in 8mm
tot-ti, ttppottru to be in tho Httttttta into
or tour! wuoit Imroy Butler tutti Wil-
tlttnt 000k" it”? also under detention

TIACIIII
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{conccrning tho building of to possum .

l'tiiitlh. from its own lines, and t‘rotn‘

 
 
 
 

 
 

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SOUTH NORWALK’S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.

 

 

AGENT non MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.

lit Pottotootoo not ill Promise

THE PROMISE MADE SHOULD BE THE PROMISE KEPT. WE WANT
OUR BUYING PUBLIC TO FEEL THAT WHAT,THIS STORE BAYB IN
ITS ADVERTISMENT IT MEANS. WHEN WE EMPHASIZE A QUALI.
TY OR A STYLE, WE'WANT YOU T O FEEL‘THAT IO‘TH ARE WORTHY
OF £MPHASI8. WHEN WE PREACH LOW PRICES YOU CAN PUT IT
DOWN A8 A FACT THAT THE PRACTICE BEARS OUT THE PREACH-
ING. THIS STORE’B OUTFIT OF [NEW SPRING GOODS INVITES
YOUR CAREFUL INSPECTION.

 

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The Dress Goods News is GOod News

Nevcr was our tll‘tllelti goods section in hticlt tine, HhH.Il0 to be useful to
Wo‘vtt picked the host and tho tiit‘t'cront. lots tiropricod to please.

36 Inch Novolti’ Drool; Goods, solid colors, self dot in blue, green, red

and brown at 29c.
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you.

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36 inch Wool Sltophtvrd‘s Pluiti in block and brown at 450.
3t; lllt‘ll Novelty Wool Mixtures with titlk dots in brown, gray and blue
at 50c. .

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3t: inch Fancy Itioitttirt: in pin dots and Persian designs at, title.

«In inch Solid Color Mohairu all new shades in rod, nutty, black and '
hrown at bile.

50 inch All Wool Brottticiotits lit the new spring b‘litttlt's at. $1.00.

lit) inch Natural Color i’ongoc zit 50c.

Our 3t} inch Special Blilt‘li 'i‘nt‘ftttzt Silk, wrur guaranteed at $1.00.

83-85 Washington Street.

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"Gloves--

FOR YOUR OWN SAKE. AS WELL AS OURS WE WANT YOU TO
GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR TWO CLASP “EUGENIE” KID GLOVE.
lT IS WITHOUT QUESTION THE BEST $1.00 GLOVE IN THIS MARKET
AND IS FULLY GUARANTEED. NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR
SELECTION FOR EASTER WHILE WE HAVE A COMPLETE ASSORT-
MENT OF ALL THE NEW SHADES IN ALL 8IZES.

WE ALSO CARRY THE FAMOUS “KAYSER” DOUBLE TIPPED FIN-
GER SILK GLOVES AT 501:, 75c AND $1.00 PER PAIR.

OUR LISLE-THREAD GLOVES, TWO-CLASP, AT 250 AND 50c HAVE
NO EQUAL AT THE. PRICE.

N. E. RYAN,

86 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.

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