..
~ Ii.’ till I
M
4 attain
:1 ti‘i‘;
‘ Illlional
dross-me was . ail Ills.
Prime in the Early ,Nlnetles
«who Received His Custom-
iarsi’as If They Were Ills
.iiuoéts and was Beloved as
, a Brother” Drlnk Brought
Tllim to Ruin
Memories of Yale graduates have
been stirred with regret this week to
read of the death of Eddie Oakley, long
the proprietor of Mory's. the famous
aid and chop-house. He was killed
but Sunday morning when he was run
«war by a street car In New Haven.
The news received only passing notice
from most newspapers. because Etlu
diets day had long ago paused. Few
undergraduates at. Yale now probably
know him even by sight.
Yale Inca of a few yours back. how-
. ever, knew him. Those unlucky cnougii
toihave graduated in the 1900's prob-
ablyremembcr him as a loungor at.
Mory's anti a friend of Louis Lind-
cr’s who had every appearance of hav-
ing seen better days. His familiarly
with the place was unmistakeablo and
he‘ liked to be greeted pleasantly by
student. custotnora. .Stlll, in the last
two or three. yours, ho had ovou tllaap-
'pearod from his old staniping~ground
and it was only the Yale b0y that took
the trouble. and many took it, to look
Eddie up that gratified his desire to
. seo‘ one of Yale's traditional heroic
, figures.
*. For Eddie had becotno a Yale tradi-
tion and a hero. llo. was a tradition
because for yoars and yours he had
known Yale men as u brotlior, bocauuo
he had become imbued with 1'an fool-
ing and spirit. Itcvor ‘cxccodcd by any
graduate, and had boon tho last to say
“Good Night" to Yale boys hundrctla
and hundrods of timcs. Ht? was a bcro
because ho was always happy and
genial. becauao ho was hind and
thoughtful towards his :Icquaiiitaucos
and because ho fought wcttkutiss and
adversity with taro. cotti'ugc_ Ho [)I‘I"
sonificd most of the qualities of tilt
gentleman.
In the tllrcotory Edward G. Oakley
was probably put down as tho proprlo
tor of a saloon at the corner of Tomplo
and Center slrcotn. ,I lhit that was not
the way that tho boys thought of him.
To them Eddio wins a I'rcquont host,
the one who always hclpotl in ontol-
taining a friend. Ho was one to
be seen and Shaken hands with imam.
diately as one was back front vacation,
He was Otto to take on a sailing trip
10 the 'l‘liimblo islands and lucky thoso
boys felt tllomsclros wlton Etltllo could
accept such an imitation.
Eddie by his conduct of his business
removed it as far as possiblo from or-
dinary saloon ltuzoplng. Mrs. Moriarty
from whoso Itmuo. tho titlo Ibo ".Vltr
ry'a" Ciilllf“ had girrn him a hood >1an
and ho incrcusod its ropututlon. 11o
loft it. as Mrs, Moriarty had coudut-tctl
it, simply thrco rooms and a kill-hon
of an ordinary bouso with the other
floors occupiod by (-‘IllDlOyl‘S. Two or
three tables. with chairs wcro set In
each room wltllo. the walls were (loco-
ratod with Yalc plcttiroa, tillllilt‘lllS of
various sorts and trophloa of method
and athletic victorica and intoroatlu;
odds and outta. It was Eddie‘s homo
and be had a standing invitation to all
, Yule men to cubic and be his guest.
1‘ Those that accepted know that thoy
‘ could have a glass of line ttlo. tho
{.1 l’rcahcut of big ogga aorrotl on two big
thick slit-cs of brown tonal. or an bitm-
lluh chop of goncrons proportiona or
the most wontlorfully concoctod Wolch
rurcblt. As an apetlzor he would hurt»
Eddie‘s pleasant. company and tho
careful attention to his wantI-I that one
gentleman Irlvoa anothor In his homo.
Eddie was tho “Inltio host” that ono
reads about. The uoi‘tlidncaa of ordlnn.
ry' ale-drawing and egg-poaching for
pay was furtht-r loosened beanuso .llt.
tie-money Dubbed-481‘ too little Eddie
probably often thought.
Any man, teacher or aludout (all
(realm an excluded) that had his nann-
1. In the ale catalogue was good for $20
credit at Mory'a. The gaunt signed
hill name to the little check that 19d-
tlia's servants put. down at his plat a
II
ad up to $20 a slip of pup-w r‘uyinu at)
went. through tho malt. 'I‘hz-n tho IIIII-
dont. as soon tot he could not It lottor
home and an auswor back, hurrlod
down and made a deposit. If tho IIIOII~
by could not be procured in any othor
way 11. watt borrowed. Eddie must be
paid. The liquidating debtor seldom
want alone on this mlaalon because It
wu one of Eddie's mind when a bill
was paid, to bog all the company to
do him tho favor of partaking of hi»
ale. .
lJ'hu taps workod no Inoro after mid-
ttlfli.‘ ,A low mlnutcu Itoforo 1th dolo-
ftti‘fihour. no matter how crowded tho
Milli. Iiiddlo. wont gradually from ono
kitty to another, rxtlnnuiuhlnx Ibtuu.
. Mid programs watt «1th aluco the notion
of dottitlnga watt Intoutlctl ilu a curios
offltinut of approaching clotting tlmc.
. Then tho ahadcn wcrc pulled down [Iii
ntly til If they worn the nyca of It be-
ad dead man. l’cwtor mugs and
china and tiankardn were set away in
the cunhdfl'da Ind on them the big
km turned. Then If any had been an
unhcodtul at: not to have daparmtl for
“I! WWI, Biddle appeared quietly
in tho door and said: "Gentlemen. it
'1; tin clock.” ,
, Mia was In his prime In the nine-
yiiflia. Iallty and his desire to
' 'IGII‘thlm to his ruin. San-
, II can remember that
“out than to drink hour.
.. was left more and
I who tried to be
_ as vmlbla and
. Inca of thamcclvas.
‘ ,Wu reduced to
{fill handed Ilwther.
. Munch hutch Ital.
“' "that W two!
.pflindilifimild not
W WMWWW .. .,..
and left. II. thn thlcao chocka mount-p
The Parts
Clot =
33 Shuth main Street, South Morwalk.
that...
If we ever gave values we are’doing so now.
Try for example to match these elsewhere.
a . > . \i.
I '
WW. D
IIIISB,
vuur-
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS
in all colors, former price, $15.00,
NOW $8.98.
SILK SUITS
In the latest style of Bolero Coat,
NOW $14.98.
SILK REDINGOTE SUITES
In all colors. former price, $45.00.
NOW $25.98.
BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS,
cut and made In 17 gore, others
ask $4.00. our price
NOW $1.98.
RAIN COATS,
former price, $12.00.
NOW $5.98 UP.
~wr-~ /
COATS
In 22 styles. all of the beat cloth.
$2.98 up.
I
WASH SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
SALE PRICE. $1.98.
WHITE LINEN SHIRT WAIST
SUITS.
worth $15.00,
FOR THIS SALE. $6.98.
WASH WAISTS.
others ack $1.00, .
OUR PRICE. 39c.
Lug—W...»— w
LAWN WAISTS,
made In the latest square yoke
effect,
98c.
100 CHINA SILK WAISTS,
former price $3.00.
Now $1.08.
SUITS IN ALL COLORS,
former price up to $35.00,
313.98.
M
GIRLS' AND MISSES' COATS,
FROM $1.75 UP.
Come this Week and get: them, as we will not have
such bargains again. Remember~alterations free.
. i
INVESTIGATING HAOEROT DEATH
Yale Student Was Fond of Runtlng
and Accuatomad to the Use of
‘ Firearml.
NEW HAVEN. Mtty ll.wCorouor
Mix and Motiicul Examlucr Iiartlctt
arc luvoutlgullng tho dcntli of Arthur
Hascrot. the Yale uontor of Cleveland.
0., who was found dead in hia room
in Welch Hall with a ballot wound In
his head. Yesterday attornoon the
coroner said that ho was incliuod to
believe It a caao of suicide.
The coroner said he wua atlil mak-
Ing luqulrtott among tho friends of tho
stutlcnt. It has boon learned that
Haaorot was fond of hunting and ac-
uuatotnod to tho uao of ilrcarmu and . ,
some of his frlont‘lu who wcnc confidant
that ho waa not suffering from any
menial doprouulou think that he was
«loaning his revolver when he acciden-
tally shot himself, the bullet. outcr-
Ing hia tompla.
From the young man’s diary which
was found among his effects. It. ap-
pours that ho pascod last Saturday and
Sunday with friends In New York and
that he had a vcry ploaaant tlmo.
This would tend to contradict the the-
ory that he was doapontlont. An cn- '
vclopc ndtlroaaetl to his fathor wan
found In his room, but it contulnod no
lcttcr.
amount 8 I,
When o'er you feel impending 111,
And nood a magic little pill.
No other one will fill tho bill
Like Dewitt’s Littlo Early Risers.
Tho famous Little l’llla Early RIS-
crn curc Constipation, Sick Headache.
Biiiouauesn, etc. They never gripe or
slckon, but impart early rising enor-
gy, Good for olther children. or ad.
ulta, .1. (5. P. Jones. (‘hicf Burgess.
Mileaburg Borough. Pa, says: “I novi-r
used pills In my family during the for.
:“hi‘
5 vaaa, FIRST Mayhem: 0 can GENT. com nouns.
cit
Wan Point Land 00.
. tit l‘.‘.-
Dated April .1“. 1005. Duo April 1ct, 1910.
COUPON BONDS OF 01.000 EACH WITH PRO-YIQIQN FOR REGISTRATION
interest Payable Semi-Annually, April and October. at tho 911ch of the
STAMFORD TnusT ooMPANv. TRUSTEE, STAMFORD; CONN.
A largo part bf tho abova Loan having been, laid. the remaining
. , scuba m oaraaan AT pan
TO YIELD FULL 0 PER CENT. ON THE INVESTMENT.
Interact in Payable From Aprll 1st, 1905.
Tho right is reserved to reject any application and to award smaller
han applied for. .
Tho Undorllgnod WIII Receive Sitbccrlptionc.
‘ And Furnish Full Rpfiioularl Upon Requeat. .
IIIIESIIIPPAN'POI01 tutti concur.
anwannpwtcmn, don't Manager, .. dance a. JENKINS, Pro-'1.
27 Pine St, New York.
Stamford, Conn.
.- m. . ~...-._...m-...._ . ,_.... ___...,..
”m: -.THOUSAND
Cédar Béé‘fi Polég
BRADLEV'S POTATO MANURE. MAPES’ FERTILIZERS, SUPER-PHOS-
PHATE OF LIME ASHES, ETC.,
A '1‘
RAYMOND BROS.
South Nor-walk, Conn.137 Wachlngton Street.
ty years of- houaekceplng, that Intro
such satisfactory results as DoWItt's
Little Early Risers." Sold by I he Clif-
30
ford Pharmacy.
#*
Schoolj axes.
Union School District
Tho iaxpnycra of tho South Norwullt
l'ttlon School District urn I)t*l'l.‘I)y noti-
ilotl that tho district tax of ouc and
ououunrtor mills on tho dollar, laid on
tho town usaosstucut “at of 100-1. at a
mcctlng of tho tllatrlct, hold on the
11111 day of .luuo. 1001. at tho Franklin
school, will bo duo and puynblo on the
first. day of May, 1005», at which time
I alinli be roudy to rocoivo same at
Stillson-l’owcll'a drug atoro, 8': Want)-
inglon stroct. Pcuttlty at the rate of
ii por cont. a your will be chargotl on
and after June lat. 1005.
l". A. TOLLES.
Collar-tor of Taxes for South Norwulk
l’niou School lilatrict.
Dated at South Not-walk, April 21.
15105. 1121 to 11
action.
crrr laxas.
The taxpnycra of the City of South
’———
O
”7
sincc boon his grcatcst triond. took
ovor Mory's. Ho continucs tho tradi»
tions oxcopt that be aorvoa boor an
well as “Ill.
Eddlc'a friends and ho lilmsolf
thought that his fortunes Woro to liuro
ii ronnttisnnt'o a your or two ago but.
the old liurdoti was too hoary. W110“
tho Now Yulo Club building in Now
York Will-l oponotl it was thought tha‘
ltldriic Oakloy Ithould hnvo chargo of.
tho grill rootn. He was tltoro In pris—
tine glory the first. night, lint tho
plodgcu of friondahip and uffoction
that poured upon him worc too many.
Ilo was novor St‘ell tlIcro again. I10
I'olnrnotl to Now I'lavon and bad Hillt‘t‘.
llvotl quietly in Wltallcy urouuc. ICnrly
Sunday morning ho stoppoti off a car
In front of his IIOllilt‘. Ho 1011 on tho
trucks and lay thoro, Soon anotbor
car came along and out llllll Io plocou.
JUOGLING WITH DYNAMITE.
Is no more dangerous than to no.-
ch01. disorders. Foloy’s Klduoy (Taro
t‘orrocts irrcgularltlos and has curctl
many severe cases aftcr other trcat-
mom has failed. It builds up filo worn
out tissues and rcatoroa hoaltb and
gloat kidnoy tliuortluru. Folcy‘tt Kiduoy
(lure corrot-Is Irrogulnrltlos nttd ban
cured many aovorc canon III'Ior othor
lrcatmcnta has fillli‘tl, ll Illllltlb up Ibo
worn out. tlauuoa nutl roatoroa lIoaItII
and vigor. “1 was troublotl with kltl~
1on complaint, for about two yoara,
writes A. Ii. liavlu, of Mt. Slcrlintt,
noy uroall‘cctod a pcrutttnont. curo.
Sold at I’ialutctl‘s Drug Store. "
EPWORTH LEAGUERS ENTER.
TAINED.
DERBY. May I0.~~’l‘lie Dorby Mctbo-
diItt. Eplatiopal Church ontortalnotl tho
Now Haven I‘llinil‘fIl Imtoru. who
hold tltoir annual convmitlon hot-o. It»
day, it luncboon lIoiIlil; normal In tho
church parloru at noon. A. K. Kon-
uotly. of tho. lornl loaauo. wolcomod
tho tiologttlou lllltl It. 1.. lirumau, of
’l‘orrlmzton. roumndotl. uflor which tin.
couvcnilon promotion to luminous. Do-
pnrlmont conforoncou worn on tho pro-
uram for tho IIl'tcrntmn Within and
this (waning thoro will bo an atlttroaa
by tho Rov. .1. 19. Wilaon. lid).
‘ WARNING.
You cannot have good health unions
your lithium are Iottnd. for the kid-
neys film the blood of Impurities
watch otherwlae act as Irritating pol»
nonmand break down, the delicate or-
gann of the body and cattle serious
trouble. If you have kidney or blad-
der trouble and do not use Foley'a
Kldney‘mtre. you will have only your
unit to blame for reaulta. as It punitive.
1y cures all forms of kidney and bind
der discuss. Sold at Pialsted‘s Drug
Ettore. f!
PAIN‘I’IR FELL THREE ITOIIIIII.
animation. May II.~—Jitmel
lrtrontlbant. II. splinter. {tilt from a turbo
diary window while at work on It. Bilg-
mg on the mat ,hulldla; of the
prlniorahip, Louis Llndcr. who has
WOULD BUY RAILROAD BRIDGE.
<_——~
Lyme wish it for Publlc Highway.
01.1) SAYIIIIOUK. llluy
douta of Old Suybrook. tild Lyme ntttl
uuotl an a moans of public highway
lrurol ucruan tho (lottnocticut RII‘I’I‘.
tho rlvor. In out of commisoion.
'I‘lto plan In to routit‘al tho «Info to
altaro in tho cxponac of tho purclutao
made to purchuao a now forry boat
poorly that tho oxponao of maintaining
it is heavy on the towns.
TERRIFIC RACE WITH DEATH.
"Death was fast approaching."
writes nulpli 1“. Fcrnaudoz. of Tampa
Fla, tlcncribiug his fearful race with
death, “an a rostIIt of WW Iroublc. and
hcart diacaso, which had robbotl mo of
alccp, and of all intorotil in llfo. I had
tried many dliftn‘cnt. doclol‘u anti uov-
oral medlclnoa. but got no benefit. un-
til I began to uao Eloctrlc hitters. So
wonderful was tholr cffoct, that. In
throo days I folt Ilka a now man, and
today I am cured of all my troubles."
(lunranteod at F. 11. Baxter's Drug
Store; prion 000, ‘
WOMEN WORKERS, MEET.
Fifteen Annual Reunion Being Held In
. . . New Britain; .
NEW llltl’l‘AIN. May lit-«tint: litm-
III-ad or more Iatliott roan-hunting tho
t‘nnncctlt-ut Aauorlatlnn of Woman
Workoru incl. In thlr. t-Ily. thin after.
noon. to hold tho flftoontli annual ru-
ttulou, Mlau 'l‘nrouiuu Pack. of Now
Havon. proaldcnt of tho organization.
tailod IIIp, mccllng to ortlcr. Itoporln
woro made by MrII, .I. W. Illusion-toll. of
Now Iiavon. accrotul‘y. and Mind 1'}. It.
Idaattnau. Ircuaurcr. 'l‘ht-ro warn three
minute papers by uovoral club mam-
bora on the «object "Phonon of Club
Lite" followed by an Informal talk by
Mia: Jean Hamilton of (it-wand. N. Y:,
secretary of the National Loam": of
Women Workers. ,
THE HIGHEST“ M
WORL
AN IN TI-II:
not have hit; kidney» replaced nor live
without them. no it in Important not'to
neglect: than organs. lf'li‘oloy'a Kid-
noyvtiuro ls tsunami! the first sign
of danger. ‘tllii ”momma wlll disap-
pear and your health will'bo restored.
amitystrongthouu and builds up than
crumbs nothing also Will.» Oscar
Bowman‘tablnon. Kit. when: W‘l
narration role ‘a Kidney Care and
Uni n
8.000.. ,or $10,009 M“ “I 1 immunity: . new}, “as m "it“ in statih titular
dunno «to tan . ago“ .Ifea 9 I few In“ :91”: ' “WI“ “Mamm-
.. «a Wm M ....;.. . “W out. i... "I.“iti't‘iidW?
. . ,2, - I . I, . - " I i . N I 'k 'n'r‘“,
W‘NOIINIIPWWO .th WI . ‘ fl
I0.--lIcal- _
The rlohast man lit-tho world can'
.CHARGES CORRUPT LEGISLATION
Residents of Old Saybrook and Old . icpreocntative Averill Sly: Pine Orch.
I ard Association Mamberi Are
1 Wealthy Pauperu.
liAlt’l‘lr‘imli. May 10.~—~Clalming tliu
othor towns arc circulation: potillous It was ono of tho most corrupt tilt‘i‘t‘n
for tlto purpoao of raising It committoo .“I II‘KIEIIIIIOII i'\'t‘|‘ Illll‘fillltl‘t‘tl IMO iIlI‘
to motor with railroad officials rogttrtl. 1acucrul asscmbly in Connecticut. ltop»
log n“. purchaso of u“. pl‘t‘scnl t‘ou- reI-‘Ioutailrc At'orill, of llrauiortl. In-
tIot-tlnciit lilvor Rnllrontl bridge, to 1w \ foro tho Fnrniora‘ Association of tho
Ifi‘glfilfltllfl‘ this morning, roundly sun» time 1 will receive the. same at Jacob
rd Ibo ntlrocuton of tho hill paauod you-
I after is ttlmntlonotl for railway nut-an Iortluy by tho Sonnto which nmcntla tho
The Lady Fonwlcknwhicb Ilili'l boon Inl
otructlou of toads.
‘. ford.
onion and opponcntu of tho bill
chance to proocut their opponents.
HOIIIO pooplo. . .
Illucuaued.
VIIIOS for trtuiuportation.
dottitrued to regulate tho sumo.
rcuontativou Northrup
change In tho proucnt law.
law corrected.
tuition next week.
BTRICTLY GENUINE.
Alchdnou IKutt.) tllobo:
says It curod him.
Just as surely as the sun shines you
greatest dlgeatant known.
The clifford Phannacy.
I.‘ iw“ ‘_
le RAVEN omen GLOUID.
the local branch of tho firm of finish
It From was suspended today. 1
”New London offices. as
New Haven branch:
from martini «not ’ no
TV
mm
..
charter of tho l‘iuo Orchard Associa-
uuo. for years an a forryboat across: tion airing It It I'I‘Imlt‘ "ll IIIXI‘H paid
1 Into tho town of lirnnfortl for the con.
Ho characterizotl
tho IIIoInbtvra of the Pine Orchard cot
and in caut- this plan i’ttila It is Ibolr ony as "wealthy paupcra" and the bill
Intcntiou to lory a small toll on pooptu. an an act of u too- of God‘s cboucn poo-
croaalug tho bridac. Plans have boon} pic to raid tho. town troaaury of Brad
Iic said that ho would autism"
which imaxpoctoti to bo born in a low] or to havo tho bill mark: the order of
works. but tlic fcrry la patronlzod no tho day In tho house for a acaslon day
Inoat Wonk antlwuntotl both tho advo-
a
The bill ho contondod waso cunning-
iy worded and would ho apt to docoiro
'l‘ho bill coucorulug tho trapsportu-
lion of pupils to high schools will be
(Inc of them II Intended-
to repeal tho. prom-iii law, which pro-
Others are
Rep-
of Nowtown
nntl Ilurlbut of 'I‘ollaud opposed any
Represen-
tative Warrior of Womlhrltigc watt IIO~
le‘fllll-l of having uomo of tho flagrant
nbtutcu that are said to exist under the
The bills Int: achodul.
ad for a ltcttrlng by the education com-
Mout of tho. pnlout inodlclno touti-
lllOllIlIIH nro probably gtillllille, The not
lowing notlco rocontly uppcarotl In tho. .
"duo Tuck,
It wu I known oIIItInot-r. running on tho .
He recommended
It to others, who were also cured. “Ko-
dol Dynpepala Cure (limit what you
but. and cures all stomachxtroublea.
stomach can be brought. back to its or-
Iglnal pure condition and 1113 went!
sued by this lasting and truly the
Sold by I
NEW HAVIIIN. May 10.-Buplnesa at
Watt am ad that very little was humid
.aibi‘dd‘ii
Norwalk arc hcroby notified that the
city tax of acvou rill mills on tho dol-
IItr. laid on tho asaosuméut list of 1904,
at. a city. meeting held In Quittncr's
l‘lull. outhe tith day of March, 1905;
also the library fund tax of onoquar-
tor t‘dl of a mill on tho dollar. laid at.
the sumo time will be duo and payable
on tho first day of May. 1905, at which
i
M. Laytou'u office. No. 5 Railroad
l‘lacc. . Penalty at tho rain of nine
til) pcr coat. a year from May 1. 1905.
will bo charged on all bills remaining
unpaid after June I, 1906.
JAMES PAUL.
Coiloctor of Taxes of the City of
South Norwallt.
South Norwalk. April 27th, 1905.
a27 to 31
Now is the time to lay In your coal, you will save money by ta-
king advantage of our summer :chedule.
or price It: reduced. and the quality of our coal can not be beat.
Call and examine our stock before leaving your Order elsewhere.
he Harris & Gains Go.
Phone 342-5.
OMMOW
68 Water St, 80, Nor-walk.
T 4-w—
BROKER'S OFFICE CLOSED UP.
BRIDGEPORT, May fin—Deputy
. Sheriff Peter Doolan closed tip the 10-
1cal office of Haight and Freese yes-
Iterday by attaching the office effects
iupon a writ issued by Attorney Henry
C. Stevenson drawn In favor of his
partner, Attorney Clifford B. Wilson.
Mr. Wilson said that he represented
certain parties to whom the firm ow—
ed money and he took this step to
protect their Interests. He said that
the creditors were not. Bridgeport peo-
ple.
Have you seen it?
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in pneumonia. Bro-
zilian Balm Is breakingtup colds when
ever tried. almost without exception“
10, 25. 60c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford, Baxter's and Plaisted‘a. "
Automobile insurance.
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States or Canada. against fire arising
from any cause, explosion and light-
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on the most favorable terms.
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$5.50.
Fully Guaranteed.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalit.
Tel. 3H.
Manufactured by ' Ts fox“ "' j
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79 Nassau St.
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ltd IIIIIIIII Phantom
So. Norwalk. Conn.
THE LADIES’ TAILOR.
PERFECT Fl‘f' GUARANTEED.
Begs to announce to the ladies that:
be Is ready for the spring. Allvklnds
of clothes made to order at reason» .
ble prices. . If you wish to be sultan.
then call at my store. There's no
risk. You’ll surely. be suited In my
place. Cleaning and repairing neat.-
ly done. All kinds of Ready-tome»
of shore
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littaaourl l’ill'lllt' botWtIcu Wichita and booklet.
Kiowa. lutoly Itppoarotl III a big butt, tells you
with a picture. and when ho was In
this office today wu aakotl him home.
about It. Ho rays ho had
tat-lint: pains In his stomach. and J B
thought he had cancer. Hip ' '
drugglat recommended Kodol and ho. No. 2 3°,
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HARBOR VIEW
An Ideal spot for a bummer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
built. by native workmen.
lng. bathing, sailing and fishing. Play
ground for the children.
.5300 UPWARDb.
Easy terms.
to the builders. Send for Illuatratetl
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Clothes. We also have a. large as-
sortment of Ladles’ Waists from 850
up to “.00. W3 have some nice
Skirts from $3.00 up to 37.00. Oovel'l:
Cloth Coats from $6.60 up to $9.19.
We have other email artlcles which
we cannot mention» Alteration.
free and perfect lit guaranteed. « We
also give Hunt Stainps. Call at my
store before going elsewhere. .
31 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK. CONN.
BEACH.
8,000 feet
Boat-
front. Fine vlowa.
Lot: for
spéclal lntluccmonts
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It. Is worth reading. It
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how to acquire a summer
Iawrenoe. Agent.
Main It. Do. Norwalk. Conn. ~ I t
or iii. ownIrI, RATTAN- FURNITURE.
To enjoy the comfort! of fitting out,
doom during the summer months you
should have some of our - .
SUMMER FURNITURE.
contrived first. ‘for use In hot coun-
tries, Its great popularity unproven
that It III Welcome ovarywhera It all
seasons. livery yelrtamtittmon irr-
itatlcally. you , moi-g» strongly“ “mm,
and the places of this handsome. r-
nttaro thatiwcitdiatwltl barium! II!
:08. up to the highest. degree of perfection.
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