I "W“ VMM
l all if;
Nr'litbgium lace Curtains.
at 1 ..
“PM. Willa-n t ”If.
in. K. Banish,
Mahatma ”flatworm, ,,
and 41 was Wlihlnquyn semi. ‘
'aouni Nomlk.
I lair an or is; a» 1-:
i ‘ ‘i. . y ,. . .
35A,?) in”, .A ‘ 3,1 . H 4mg film 4‘. 1
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4.
cl errand silently .. til!!! i M
shell Friday. ShOWers’have iocgtlllged
enrolment“ M habit! *atong'thont-
tango cast in the northern porti n or
theta ”businessman. line
is aislight, disturbance this orningon
thsiAtlantic'cbsst and fifth ‘Lake‘ re
slot, but no-weil~delined storm. Plea.
sant weather prevails in nearly all sec-
tions. Conditions favoryrfor this vicin-
ity,f!alrweathei‘, With slowly rising
temperature.
South Norwalk Conclave, l. 0. H..
will hold a meeting, Friday evening,
at; Elks' Hall in South Main street.
~Minstrels,
night.
Mrs; Edith Merrick; of South Nor-i
walk. was the guest over Sunday 0.
Mrs. E. J. Mlller, in Bethel.
.........
A regular meeting of Eureka Re
bekah Lodge, No, 42, i. O. 0. F., W“!
he held in the old lodge rooms, Friday 1
evening, ,lune 2nd.
Miss Kate iterations and Benjamin
Hawkins, of Danhury, are the guests
of Miss Ruby Talmadge, of Taylor
avenue. . ,
A large number of stone masons'
have arrivel here to start work for
Contractors Horton & Hemenway, on
the new grammar school building in
Chestnut street. 1
Mrs. James Whitney and daughter.
Miss Hattie Whitney, of Barton, art
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles 1. Sterling. of Falrtieid ave
nue. ‘
A. 8. Huntington, of New York, was
in Stamford. yesterday. He visited
friends in that town" beforc‘leavl'ng for
South‘Norwuik, where he intends to
spend the week.
. i
A reghlsr‘ meeting of the Norw'allt
Typographieal Union, 110.629, will be
held Thursday evening, June 1, at‘us-
ual place, at 7:30 o‘clock. “All members
are urged to, stténd‘and be promptly
on time. ‘ ' 1 ..
~Only one remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of the skin
in any part ot the body; Dean's Oint.
meat. At any drug store, 30 cents.
“Tomorrow evening the first” quarter-
ly conference of the new conference
year will be hold at the First Meth-
odist church. at 8 o'clock. All oili-
cials are requested to be present with
their reports.
~Mlnstrels, Dal-ten Town Hall, to-
night.
“An infatuated Woman” will be the
topic of the {ourthr sermon in the ser-
ies of special 'subiects at the First
Methodist church next. Sunday eve~
ninv by the pastor, the Rev. W. W0
fford T. Duncan. . .
Miss Katharine White, of Wilton,
Conn. sailed on May 31st, at it) a. m..
on the steamship Noordam, Holland-
American Line, for Bouiogno and will
spend four months on the Continent;
most of the time in Switzerland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ferris, ,ot
Bayvicw avenue, returned yesterddyl
from a stay of two weeks in Rock
Creek, Ash, b
to which '
remains o *- “gt-Ferries mother, Mrs.
Eveline untrue. .
Mrs. Elisabeth H. Sohocil, oi" Wash-
ington. author of the history of Fair-
iield. Conn. sailed yesterday for Bou—
lognc. France on the Holland-Amer-
ican liner oordam. Silo goes to
spend the litmus? in Switurlwd for"
rest and retiu'punlioa new the srdu- 1
on: work of her int volume of Fair—
ileid history. '
,Lctisr to Dr. gives, a. lobannon,
death ‘ Network.
Dear Sir: Wears in partnership
with it.‘ vghurh‘flfi it. has bonito paint
Mr. D: , the, contractor. bought
iii Milne ‘l'icvoe for 3 houses; re
“'¥’d“t°§;l’°“"m it ill in
' l , .". ”.9? .1.” .l
u mam cola; shalt more its.
now paint. About half the houses
in ' m painted‘mm‘lto‘other
l
.l,vli ,.
, A t. .
not will be. as soon.» flunggrn‘h
"cars you “no '
WOWInI 7011! WI!“
limlllm Wiles new - ~ .
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lily W 1‘; ‘ , . , : .
exams. Ii. Dow, MWWi
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cm... on to a com with
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Fin-"Ndrwbiil‘anil ”denim “‘l’lti‘tiy‘
i
‘ I
VDarien Town Hall, to- ‘
. and Cleveland. Ohio, .
utility accompanied the .
.1
II
. , 1‘. , ,s s r... 1‘
1" Mother WK. Tat
successfully wi 'a remedy, new
figmerdfgmy's S Powders for
s . ‘
and sfiMwJfil
Mills! owe.
4 up,
”use
31
ecelvod the OT ,
bills”?! 0% . 1
hem first or my little
sad i never saw, ' ill ll;
Io inuohfbdtifr that' \
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limited with” . _
lira. David Grilliu. iiomonsvillo, N. .
Aleuclmioewfllw ' . . 1 f
more ot your MW“ Wfl‘d‘}:
Djlitfl recommend“! to -tholut box.
most. beneficial, not on! ’ My. lit for others
lnthafamg ,andiwis to
£2; on Mi do
I Windmill;
t medicine for c
her so ill
r used.
and if soon so
it. B. Scott. dubs, Karissa.
dren she has
Mitre.
J
i .
WARNING T0 MILKMEN.,
“W4...— J
No Preservatives Aiiowu'esyu Dairy
Commissioner. '
Dairy CemmiSsioner J.‘ B. Noble has
.‘ound from examinations and other-
wise that milk and cream, preserve-
tives are being put. yn‘ the"m‘firket“and
before milkmcn in Connecticut, He
warns all miiklnen that the use of pre.
servatives is‘ not allowed incomme-
ticut and that anyone found using
them is liable to prosecution. The
commissioner has also taken steps to
warn manufacturers that the sale oi
preservatives will not be allowed in
this state.
DYING OF FAMINE
is, in its torments. like dying of con-
sumption. The progress of consump-
ion, from the beginning to the very
ind, is a long torture, both to victim
ind friends. “When I had consumption
in its first stage," writes Wm. Myers,
)i' Cearfoss, Md., "after trying'dlffcrent
nedicines and a good doctor in vain“!
it last. took Dr. King's New Discovery‘.
which quickly and perfectly cured me."
Prompt relief and sure cure for
.coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis,
.atc. Positively prevents, bronchitis.
Guaranteed .at F. ii. Baxter's Drug
Store. price bile and $1.00 a bottle.
Trial bottgg free. '"
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fittings %h’s
16.53:: an:
mwfia B‘mflonutlv‘ .
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-' mil ... Widths finest
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to Peak you for ")1:
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clans-l“
we have.»
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age y “en ' I n’om‘l'lfilaé‘n“
I, immune i to , ‘»
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«rim ’riaedkbé’ittrl‘ssh dkfi‘rls swm
Powuass son or I .
grinds myliluebo agreed, wading)“: ‘0 pk “will?”
Do Not Accept Any 80mm lor‘flOTliEIt cams
Soid‘by Dmggllto’everywlmeiior 25 south Sample seat FREE: Addre-
annexe, chasm, moor. N. r. ‘
and refined entertainment.
WESTPORT SUIT.
in the common pleas court, civil!
side, yesterday, the suit of Henrietta,
Stuart, et al., against Salvatore Di Ciel
,vanni, or Westport, occupied the nt-f
‘tention of Judge Curtis. The plain.
tiff and defendant disagreed over the;
location ,0! a boundary line between
their property and present the matter;
to the court for determination. l
THREE PHRYGIGIANO TREATED'
HIM WITHOUT SUCCES. '
W. i.. Yancy, Paducah, Ky.. writes: ‘
“i had a severe case of kidney «tissues
and three of the best physicians in
Kentucky, treated die without success.
i then took Foiey’b Kidney Cure.*‘The,
first bottle gave immediate relief and:
three bottles cured mo permunetly. l,’
gladly recommend this wonderful rem-
”Sold at Plalstcd's DrdggSto
re.
‘I l
cdy.
_ When about a hundred
must. run: lee were struggle, 1‘
suites. will: a liberal pmhiou. ..
The handsome fool sioo
an
The Ilia Cushion is. u handsomely
mad- and la a miniature insistent Ind
slthbush they are With m. would
it what we have '58 . .
,,
. by The Clifford Pharmacy.
A great manufacturing dancers out West that never,”lays of!" its best
workmen, no matter what happens, sometime ago got together a hali‘ do:-
an carloadu of lumber. a, lot at carpet and velour-remnants. and several bur-
rois of hronte powder and more than a half million ornul‘nontal iron logs,
and not all its surplus people‘s! wormmairlng foot stools of a certain pattern.
ousund w 1
hotrrsrious customers all over «the "United ,
l is upholstered with bright. patterns oi velour;
the legs. rims summon ornamentatiniia are gilded and the finish through-
out is equal to what one mint «boot 0! I dollar foot. stool.
all we have. however, to thie‘io'rtu‘na’l‘e people who respond
news with. u “taco baron: s A. win?
and all all .‘L.
a a Bouthnoyil'old. 220‘. . ”“
SWEET POWDER:
srssptsanes remain Ar‘rmc-
1 ‘TIONS. ,
special inducementsare being offer-
ed to Sunday schools and societies for
extrusions. troilcy‘rides and outings
to George C. Tily’ou‘s beautiful Steeple-
chitse island at uridgeport, Conn, the-
fu titties for reaching which‘are excela
is i. There is so much on the island
that is of interest to young and old. It
is conducted on retitled lines and no
disorderly conduct or anything that
“1%! mar the feedings of the most son
at vej person is permitted. it is a
particularly attractive place for idmii-
tea to gather‘and ei'ery one from the.
smallest child up to the oldest member
will find plcnin ot‘pure, unadultered
moug'ibe attractions now open on
the island. are its magnificent ball
room, figure eight rdiier master, tobog..
gan.”monimoih carousel. House of Too
Much Trouble, Hall or illusions. Down
arid Out. Rennie, Turkish Palace. mid-
get railroad, vaudeville theatre playing
Keight's first class attractions, Nichol
lunch pavilion where beef for sand.
wishes is recalled «before your gaze.
first class restauruntfiimomand con- '
certs in the grove every afternoon and «
evening, magnificent electrical illum-
ination nightly and the incomparable.
“trail" which are countless attractions.
Parties desiring emolal'rstcs for ex-,
cursions should apply to the Steeple
chase island Co. Bridgeport, Conn.
\ sat-.-
THE SALVE THAT PENETPATZS.
DoWilt‘s Witbh Hazel ‘ 8a .1) pone-
lrates the pores of the skin, and by its
antiseptic, rubiiooicut. and healing in
iluence it subdues inflammation and
cures lioils, Burns. Cuts, Ezzems, 'l‘et~
tcr. iling Worm and all skin diseases.
A specific for blind, bleeding, itching
and protruding Piles. The! original
and genuine Witch Hazel Salve is
made by E. C. DcWitt. it 00., and sold
so.
i
To BUY OiLVER GERVICE.
Governor Roberts yesterday appoint:
ed General Henry C. Dwight and Fran-
cis l3. Allen on the. commissionto pur~
chase a silver service for the battle-
ship Connecticut. The other members
are“ the governor. comptroller and,
treasurer. ,
completed and ready for ship-
Wo will sell ,
promptly at 30c.
we
in
an} went to also
’ flr led toner.
'olt ,
.Iliiie"
, 'PUIEV WAa TINY.
A Milk Ppnnh Was Too M
beacon-yon. ‘ 1
i The Danburyilliews‘telll thermoel-
list '
.By one of the uneigected incanthit
occasionally strike you who have
been ,restlng’tlieir lesion the rails in
front others use ions. as amusin
lucid hired in a, Main litres
"'9.
John liar e‘ycdr‘n's‘ produot when tine
them '1’ ‘d , ,
the pill e and“); inspired to
his, hospitality, yen, to Tabby! ‘
"Give or flu deer drink," he said,
“an“ we th'ccat ”buzzer drink, too."
rue itl‘lioeped took‘ the min at ha
word and inquired of the eat what. she
desired. Naturally“.thc cat did not i" a-
pond, so the orderei‘ or has one s"
sudg sled that a “mi'k
iv
pu'ch" would
be a proprlate. "
. , 'i‘hé'man' behind the bar proceeded ’
M; , to concoct a‘ mint punch'with plenty
of liquor in it and this was placed on
the door in a saucer. The cut up-
p‘rdaci‘lcd' the saucer suspiciously, but
iindlifinsicd the contents. Then she
lickb‘ her chops and proceeded 'to
drink the milk punch with manifest
enjoyment. ’ " ' ‘ .. ‘ ‘1
1 Nobody thought anything more
about‘the but until she was observed
scratching her ear unstcudily. Alter
scratching with one foot for sxwhiis
lb? cat’hegan scratching the other car
wi h the opposite hind foot without
stdppin "the original operation, This
not satsiyiug her, she presser her
turn front {settings service and her all
torts to“ scratch?“ two cars
feet at. the same time were as indi-
crous as they were unsuccessful. Giv-‘
up the attempt, the cat rolled ever
p, snoring like a con-
lt Was two hours betcre’i‘shhy woke
up and she immediately proceeded to
beg for another drink. This was not
forthcoming. however,‘as the barten-
‘der concluded that enonsb could be
drunk in the place without pressing,
the out into service. .
ASTHMA BUFFERERS SHOULD
, knew rHrs. ’ ‘ '
Foley’s Honey and 'l‘ar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con-
sidered hopeless. Mrs: Adolph Buss-
int, 701 West Third street, Davenport,
iotva. writes: "A severe cold con-
tracbed tvireivo years ago was neglect-
cd until it‘iiually grew into asthma.
The best medical skillflsvailable could
not. give me more than temporary re.
lle‘f. Foley's Honey and TM was rcc-
ommomied and one tit’tyccnt bottle on.
tll‘ely cured me'ot asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years.
and ii' i had taken It at the start i
would have been saved years of suitor-
ing.” Sold at Piaisted‘s Drug Store.
’0
ARE MEETING iN BMDGEPORT.
County Health omcmcumu or G.
1 E. Hill Today.
- Many attentions of much public in-
terest will be discussed today at. a
joint meeting in the, Atlantic hotel.
Bridgeport of the county. city. town
a d borough health omcera oi l-‘atrilcld
a’ ,6 New Haven counties. Either
‘lenrgc E. Hill ,0! this city, health oili-
csr of Fulrl‘ield county or Carlton E.
H'ondley of New Haven. who holds the
same position in New lisvcn courtly.
will preside.
About ‘ 50‘ officials will attend and
there will be two sessions,
[There will he. no oiilcers elected or
business of that character transacted
as no organization exists beiwoen the.
{*0 counties, the meetings being held
about onceench your for the mutual
benehl of all concerned.
:b‘ive papers will be read at the meet-
ing as follows; "P irol Duty of‘tha
fliealur Ollicer'," Dr. . it. Donaldson.
of Fairficid; "Public Walter Supply
and in. Protection and Purification,"
llr. W. S. Randall oi Shelton; "Cere-
bral Spinal Fever From the Blahdpoint
d! the Henlih'Odicer," Dr. W. .I. Tran
cey; "The Milk Question," by Dr.
Phelps, of New Haven county; “Care
of Typhoid Fever,“ by Dr. W. P. 'l‘il-
son. or New Haven county.
The health ofllcers ask questions
1 concerning the legal matters from the
county health ‘oi’llcers and the medical
uestions and methods of prooedure
are explained by local health editors.
"ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
‘ Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching, i tried everything i
douid hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle c red the completely.
For sale by R. Pisisied, F. H. Bax-
ter, and The Clifford Pharmacy. . "
PARRELL'81 GAE AGAIN CON.
TINUED. ‘
BRIDOEPOR'P. June l.-—~'l‘he cm or
Farrell, wanted in New York for a
serious assault. came up again yester-
day in court here and WM continued
until Friday, at which little the state's
attorney will mailer reply to the claim
of Farrell's counsel that Governor
Roberts acted beyonr‘i his authority in
directi that rural be turned over
to the ew York ‘a thorium.
. . . . , ,
if in a long; of billourmdod.‘, ‘
”You Wish ri‘uid‘to dig‘utl‘ood,
No otiwr pill is half so good,
An neWItt's Little Early Risers.
The Famous Little Pills M Ribs
“ml“..l} ”‘1 . m cure Count. autism. ti'idlb Wattle.
, , , durum g. ,e,;_ or true
lm‘ : or sicken butimpp’i‘esrlflsing en-
10!" rulim« or‘ adults.
orgy. , _
Sold by The billiard Pharmacy. "1
’Arlm-"nvn rum. , ;
m... 1.»..mm....ttm a
old. is the‘
two
«I»
a .,
‘. ‘ -'*~ A ii
{an ear.“ ‘ j t IQ ‘« mucus.
ill , 8b incurring and summit
indicate merchant or, harm
Ignlt is a serious mistake to nest
chit:
tech for Tlfli ‘ ‘ ‘
to. ,'
cafe 33:3? y. l‘i‘wo ‘mh ,uadmb’sh. .,
sill-tor, 1a surprising 1 usntity t
0‘, 1.
dimly spied the,pet cat oft
extend ,
with four ‘
, ”Item ‘ .ll' herbalistthae‘lt'wtli-bo
‘, the nicer
emoticon sealed indie ‘
humiir‘r
parieetcondiiiom , . ya ‘ .
THOLLEYS.
What the Consolidated Railroad Pro-
ponents do With Them.
The Massachusetts railroad commie.
sioncrs have given a hearing on the pe-
titibn for a consolidation of the Berk-
shire railroad. the Stockbridge/ and
Pltlslieid railroad and the West Stock-
briiige railroad, the consolidated rails
road to be called the Berkshire Rail-
road Company. Control or all three
roads is owned by the New York. New
,Haven‘ and Hartford railroad lessee.
ii. is the purpolrc of the new consoli-
dated road to issue 10.787 shares, par
8100, of which 6,000 shares are to be
used to take over an equal amount of
slo‘ckbridge & Pitisiiieid railroad
shares and 800 shares to take over the
380 shares of the West Stockbridge
railroad stock. The New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad own all
the shares of the West Stockbridgc
railroad.
he the board had received a commu-
nication from a minority stockholder
asking for information as to whether
the dividends on the stock of the new
consolidated railroad would 9 cat the
dividend now guaranteed by t 0 New
Haven road. the board continued the
hearing until next Monday to permit
this stockholder to verbally state his,
petition to‘the board and at the same'
time give the road opportunity to prop-‘
erly answer him. ' . I
The New Haven road proposes to
make extensive improvements on iheno'
three roads and desired to deal witlll
one company rather than three in malt-T
ing these improvements and apportion-’
ing the cost. l
N0 SECRET ABOUT iT.
it, is no secret. that for Cuts, Burns,
Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Bulls.
icn's Arnica Salve. "it didn't take
long to cure a bad sore i had. and it
is all 0. K. for sore eyes," writes
i). h Gregory, of Hope. Torus.
at F. ii. Baxter's Drug store.» "
TO MARK SITEOF BUILDING.
Connecticut'wni Put Granite Cube in
- St. Louis Fair Grounds.
ConneCticut will mark the spot at.
St. Louis, in the World's Fair grounds.-
whcrc its state building stood, with a
memorial stone located near the Char-
ter Oak sapling, which will be suitably
inscribed. The stone, which is an
sight-inch cube of polished red gran
lie from the McAlindon qunrr , Guil-
lord, has been dressed and pol bed to
conform to the rules of the‘dcpsrr-
ment. of mines of the exposition and
has been donated 'lorihc purpose. it.
was one or the exhibits at the fair.
Secretary Joseph H. Veil, of the Goth
uocticut. commission has obtained per-
mission to place the stone and the res.
ident commissioner will set ii. The
stone will hear the following inscrip-
iiou:-
Connecticut Granite
Memorial
marking site of
Connecticut State Billltlan.
louisisna Purchase Exposition
also locatl of
Charter Oak-J nior
Grandchlld ‘ of
Original Charter Oak
Brought from Connecticut,
Transplanted May 3, 1904,
By Connecticut Commission.
Other states will mark the locations
oi their buildings in some similar man-
ner. The saluting of the Charter Oak
which was planted near the Connecti-
cut building is’ doing well.
THE: CHILDRIN‘B FAVORITE.
' For Coughs. Croup. Whoopius
Cough. etc, One Minute Cough Cure is
the children'l favorite. This is
cause it contains no opiate, is perlecliy
harmless. tastes good and cures. Bold
by’i‘he Clifford Pharmacy. ”
“WW
MINT OYSTIM.
' mil '- a, , v
New Plan » or toenails-ind Railroad
r
for=Muritirr:vlnipioy¢u Goes
11 > in all.“ 1 .
“The New mom of enforcing disclp~
line upon the New York, New Haven
and ,Hsrttord italiroud‘- Omnnany'r
lines among its employees a record of
‘ merit and domsrlt‘went‘ilito'efleet to
day. in any introduces the
statutes benent'to both‘lhe company
and its employees until that ”the latter
wli tuna coo rcito'with the coin-
liltiy in - ‘ "'l were successions.
“6% coin iviliw’lbsuo‘ bdlmthu
is in "r. libs i‘dis flittecottiibinlltl
lib, ‘aocou or lamina «on
“lilo ull“ film iml‘lii‘imn
A! vs soul"! ‘~
dlsncw'm as ‘ es, who.
a)“ sham Nadir ternar-
$1 for _. rW unnatural
. . ‘ ‘ l ‘
lulllcm‘ ‘ id‘v
I initiator
m.
rile light disorder-Slum l'ew
,itsiwutinuo‘d use willows.
eliminate can. it has our-
ot mid
ed luau" is see om
“Milieu: will be.
,. pinch demands in deserved prominenoe'in print. There are seen
guidance.
etc, nothing is so eitective as Buck-I
. 25c.‘
fl .1, I " " I‘,
it ”MW 1 ".1 ‘3
‘ omnr,mu awful?
Eh its
Um
girlish
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.1 2 may . “
it I rains
As the season advanced the merchandise attractions multiply.
' 'li‘vm
s of m.
unable items that should be emphasized, items that you are on the lookout
for just at this time: items that must appeal to your «use of fitness and pars
ticuibriyrio your sense of economy. We exploit I low of them for your
i
LIGHT WEIGHT Woman'sn'ue'conon ribbed pants in
KNITTED UNDERWEAR knee and ankle length. and umbrella
styles, at 26c pair. .
The thin, cool, comfortable sum— Women's fancy ri
mery sorts of underwear, We tempt speclal at 39c each.
You 85 WHOM: i Women's lisie or cotton ribbed vests.
Men's French balbrissnn shirts and wing sleeve and sleeveless, ‘rancy or
drawers, the shirts with long or short glam, at 26¢ each.
sleeves. the drawers with extra re. Women's cotton ribbed wing clear
enforced seats, tapes {and extension bf sleeveless vests, at 12%c each.
bands, at '50s per garment.
Men’s Egyptian yarn halbriggan EXCEPTIONAL'GELLING 0F
shirts and drawers. shirts long or ,SUMMER UNOERMUSL'NS'
51‘0" B““5"”- dravters “Wm“. seated, We‘ve got some lots of muslin under-
very special. at 39c per gamers. wear‘to offer you. that will surprise
Men’s good quality balbriggan shirts “alleged: Pf‘lcedfihealirlgfl; . ill:
5 n a. e . lit. w ‘
at"! 1“"“1’9' 10”“ 0’ “hm.“eev" hematitchedllmd tuckgd ruflles.:t 26c
shirts, double seated drawers. extra Ladios’ lace trimmed umbrella draw
good, at 25c per garment. ' ‘ ' ‘
, , ere, static. .
Women’s umbrella,pants, very fine
bhed lisle vests,
Ladies' short white skirts, trimmed
quality lisle, trimmed with torchon "it“ embroidery or lace, at 59‘“
' hi i .
lace, and umbrella style, with French wé’hadzleesep modgcglfilfimfiihlsithmg:
and tight bands, at 500 pair.
chon lace, at 98c.
83-185 Washington Street. ‘ ‘
S. S. TILLOTSON.
Special prices on allJrlmmsd Milllnory.
Largo Assortment of *Rudyeroa Wear Hats Constantly
' on Hand.
. - Rudy Mods Voila.
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We had our own pick of styles from a leading
manufacturer’s surplus stock—400k only what we
wanted and what we know you‘ll want—yet we got
the very liberal price ‘conéession that enables us to
sell dainty. correct styles in Waists,
and $1.50, at
9.5a ‘ .
In the lot are white Embroidered iinene, plain
and trimmed lawn; also plain black lawn and Color—
ed madras lawn. Not manfir‘of a kind, but a large
assortment. We also buy spice variety of fine
whitewaistalrom $1.5qro 3.59. Benet: come early
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