WDI‘Y, TINT-lg 3965.
THE some NORWALK’ EVENING SENTINEL
HOSIERY
V LAME? LACE HOUI‘INMAND
ILAbk AT 160. *
LADIEI’ LACE LIOLI HDII lN
WHITI, TAN AND ILAOK AT 250.
. _'ALL new PATTERNS. ,
Ls.
WE} K. Banks,
9 «mum HM Block.
. «new Wutwataiamuoimu
. ‘sm‘o mus
and ’lhuraday Probably slightly cool-
er Thursday he temperatures are
falling slightly $4319 extreme north-
west. but continuenfiixh in all other
sections. Williaton, N. 11:, and East-
port. Me. were the. only places east
of the Rocky Mountains to oeport max-
imum temperatures below 80 degrees
Most of the places were above 90, the
highest being 98. in Philadelphia: At-
lantic City and Richmond Va. The
showers were very light. except ‘at
Dec Motives. 1a.. where the rainfall
amounted to 1.80 inches. Conditions
are little more favorable for local
chow-era and probably a slight fall
temperature by Thursday night.
Thomas 1. Raymond ll in Stamford
today on business.
Olive Branch lmdge. No. 19, Knights
of Pythias. will hold a meeting to-
morrow night.
A large number of people. spent tin.-
evening enjoying the breeze» from tho
Dorian Point dock.
Miss Katherine W. Miller, of
Georgetown, visited friends in South
Nurwalk, last week.
George F, Hearse, of the South Nor-
walk Savings ilank, is Ill at his home
in l‘nlrfleld avenue.
Mrs, William Vol-liner and con, Wal-
lace, of Crescent Terrace. are visiting
relatives in Newark, N. J.
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JURY LIIT ODMPLETED.
Mon Who Will Dooide Cues In Court:
, 4 Nut Deleon.
“to tilt of men throughout the
M tinting the coming terms of the
criminal and civil courts
completed.
lowza Bethel. 24; Bridgeport. 54;
Brooktield.14; Danbury.34;il)arien.
18'. Danton. 16; Fairfleld 36: ‘sGreon‘
«rich. 42: Honduran. 18:Monroo.36,
New Canagn. 8; New Fair old, 10;
Norm-nib, 4' orwa‘lli. 10V adding,
ill: Manolo. 34; Shorman,10;£4mn-.
Weatbort, 28: Weston, 12; Wilton. 22.
from Norwaik and vicinity;
Nowell:
mick B. Ambler John H fiatteraon.‘
George W Benedict. Charles W. Bell.
George ll Campbell, William W.
Comatoclt Anm'tw .1. Million. John
F. Darrow, William F. DeKlyn, Danw
iol Dunlap. benezer “H. Pillow
George W. Fitch Thomas a Gregory.
Winfield S. Hantord. William Hilldon.
Gould Hoyt. John ll. Hoyt. Samuel
W Hoyt George . Keeler. John D.
Kimmy. William ll. lmvton. John S.
lrllommedieu. Frederick E. Locki
wood. Frederick S. l‘non Nicholas
Martin, William ti Mather. Oliver S
Mills, Oscar Stanley Mills D. Fentbn
Poitiero'y J Storms Randall Oscar
W. Raymond. John 1‘. Richards Harry
Rider, Floyd '1‘. Ruacoe, Veuancio A.
Sconeld. laanc Sellcck Edward H.
Sinith. mason K. St. John, Franklin A.
Tollaa
Darlen.16~Gcorge S. Bailey. Char-
les A Bates. Bands Bishop. John Coom,
Nathan Dauchy, John Pickett, William
llindley. David Moore. Seth Rayrnond.
Albert ll. Scofleld. Clarence E. Sco-
ileltl; George. Stark. Andrew Tyler.
Henry Valentine. C. t}. Waterbury,
Merlin Waterbury.
New Canaan, 28.—-lilitwtn B. Adams.
Geocm‘ F. Bertine. [none 8. Brown.
James W. Burtis. Augustus Buikley.
Rodney .‘i. Clilchcilter. Smfiuci {inm-
stock. Myron E, Crawford, Charles
tiroioot. iliram Davis. Alva in
Dickens. George F. Geddcs, .Iame‘s
ii. Hoyt. Stephen E..Kecler, Wil-
lard E. IAlllnSbllfy. William J. Mc~
Kendrick. William Ii.‘ Mead. Stanley
i). Ogden. Henry A. Plum-y. ROM.
(7. Raymond. Sands it. Roscoe. Joseph
A. South. Franklin Stereos, Hiram
Pvlakeman. Levi 8. Weed. Conrad Wolv
P .
Weston, l‘2.~()rlando W. Andrews.
Arthur C. Bradley. Lewis S. Burr.
Samuel B. Fitncher, William G. Fitch.
Horace (‘.. liurlbutt. John M. hock-
w'ood. Charles R. Morehouae Walter
The annual picnic oi the. Greenwich P' ROWHM' Gimme F' Sherwoml.
Furmers' Club will take place at $212? Sturges. Henry M' 1mw-
Rockwood i'srk 'tt tat 23. 1' H
' ‘ ”EL. Westmi‘t. fluloaeph Adams" Salmon
The intense heat caused a shut~
down in some of the departments of
lecal maniiiactories. yesterday.
—~Coal. Coal. Coal at the Keogh Coal
Co. Scav’lew ave.
Washington Camp, No. ii. Patriotic
Order at the Son» of America. will
hold a meeting tomorrow night.
Orrin Plait, of Norwalk, spent Sun-
day with his aunt Mrs George ilazcnl
of Little lloston West Reddlng.
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”lhe (‘o-utrai Labor Union will hold
a regular meeting. ’ihursday evening.
at the Lyceum in South Main strut.
Edwin W. Watkins of New York
city, is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Susan
\Viitkliis_ 91' South Main ittreet. its
will probably stay a week. .
Mrs. Arvllla Williams and her niece,
Miss Bessie Fenwlck, oi Newburgh.
N. l'. are guests of Ir. and “In.
(icorgo W. Harris, of West street; I
Minot Belle 1‘. Ferris. oiit'ilay Hiram.
and Miss Gretta Bedtord, formerly of
South Norwalk, now of i'hiiadclplii 5
are spending their vacation in Atlan-
tlc (my.
t~.“i cultured for months from sore
R'Banks. doaepb 1‘. Bradley. William
H. Bradler. Henry W. Color, J. Frank
Elwood, George Fulrchild, Sylvester
Printer. Frank Godfrey, Marcus l)..
llale, George .lelliife, Alphonso P. Jen-
nings_ Joseph W. Jennings. John J.
Marvin. Charles ll. Meeker. Albert W.
Mills, Frederick 1.. Mills. Robert W.
Post. Franklin M. Raymond. Arthur
Sherwood. Moses Siteru‘nod, Oscar
Smith. Frank E. Blames. William H.
Taylor, obnS. Wakemnn. Rufus Wake-
man. 3‘. Sterne Wheeler. hibrrin Whitoi
Wilton. 22.~—.lolin C. Derringer. Ar-
thur N. Benedict, Samuel Betta. Alvin
H. Cavansgb. Ebenezer Coley. Menard
W. Dibble, Josiah Gilbert, Nelson 3.
(lorhani, Charles P. (lmxory. Seth h.
Grumman. John 0 Jackson. William
in click-r. John J. Knnz. Charles H.
Mon. George W. (mien, Edward
Prawn. Edam: l. Purple, Justus K.
Raymond. Ernest C. Roscoe. Theo-
dore P. Smith, George E, Taylor. Dav-
id ll. Van llooscur.
PRACTICAL ODD FELLOWSHIP.
A Lodge Pays 411,33a Sick Benefits id
One Man.
W. .l. (Manila. a member of Yr-rha
.Bnena lodgcwlndopcndenr Order of
Oddvli‘eliowa, of San Francisco. died
quite recently at Eli. Joseph’s hospital.
after being an invalid for 80 years
Dorm: thonehmlny yearn his need!
throat. Ecleciric till cured me in new looked after by the lodge. and
thnty~four hours." M. S. Gill. in benefits he drew the enormous aunt
Hawesviile, Ky. of “1,838. in audition to this. thb
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Miss inuiun, ulster .0! .31“. Alvin
i). Wadsworth. of (lrch street. Withl
whom she has been staying for sev-
eral months, has returned to her homo
in New Hampshire. I
Thane moonlight nights are enjoyed
by all. The beached and the decks
are ”lit'tl with couples who seem to
enjoy tnc itltitiitluns, Judging by the
lateness to whit Ii they stay.
W; . .
Attention is called to the killer“
tlacmnt of the Middleman Banicing'
('ompany. of Middletown, ln'thla lame.
offering to pay at oucc. upon preocn~
tattoo. (our series of dcboflurea which
do not mature until next fall. I
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.Mr. .auti. Mia Eugene Ferguson. of
212 Ely avenue Were matte happy M
terday. by rim birth at it 25 Oiiloolt.
or an clght-pnnud daughter. The
mother. who was Mia: mitubetli Mash
how. and child are doing nicely
Jootah (ll Gregory (1le start.
Namath. loam moron-ow tor Big! in-
dim. in the Catskills, when he “will
remain for a wvcka vacation Mr»
Gregory with the Minor Bhuniway.
bulbous at this place during the pint
wee
The share dinner committee of tin-
cas Tribe, improved Order of Bed
“mail“ mad:- amn emerit- to have
mi trolley car! ’v‘o. the South
Main street NWltch, in front of Box-
art: I: Stew-aw store. tomorrow even-
ing at li:il’i, forlilorion's Point.
SPECIAL SALE
. all insurer?
Fresh emulated Plate
s,“ .3151}? it
Public Market,
32 South Milli Strict.
4-.
‘ ‘ Mitt it“! that the ‘body Was properly
illtfl‘l‘ild.
ICOIeman was one of the pioneers of
California. He was one. of the first In
Join the lodrta lifter ittiad received its
(hector. He was stricken Wliil in
strange ailment. which incapacitated
him from further work From the
tirot day of his ”than to the time of
doom hvi reicelved the regular benefits
of “he '06".
Tim «mutt of money paid to the
deceased Odd Fellow for uick benefits
lira Ricard—breaker tilt the hibtory 0f
fraternal onto". and bids fair to aitilid
oh «unit for many! years. Vanba'Qlu
char lodge tribe largest aluli richest
lodge in California. and never once
swerved in‘ its only to 't‘ho' brother
‘ member. when Francisco Examiner.
. stow-John! “Wm—”A
FINIMAN BURNED.
W
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Hem-y stark mruck by a lack Draft
or. ,. . .on His inning...” ,
Henry Stork. I ilroman on the Pitts
Add. niaht ”night. is at tho Dnnhtty
Hospital angering from burns receivad
from a "cabin draft"- from his englbo
early Monday morning He was
tween Brooklleld and Deanery At the
time of the accident and wit: working
in from «when a door-[of the f w
once when a Iii don burnt. of it
from momma otruoitditm full 'in
the face and chest. The burns which
he received were not deep. but his
face. cheat and both arms from the
shoulders down were badly bilaterad.
Hometown tomabury and tattoo
to ihtI Hospital as quickly alt possible.
and iii now renting comfortably.
M'r. Stark la a brother of Mra Phil
in aortic. of Bella Pond and makes
his home there when he is not on the
road.
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NIIIDIN 90‘! ll IN NAVY.
MERIDIIN Juliana—«Frank Klott
the young man who was reported by
air victim as rangi‘ bu bucolic
«ted in the United ttot navy .
i an lWiNW
-A avmaoimtwm «rm to tan
osmium” iltlko
M‘ Ma
ii- otidi'ih
no ”Who «to»... ”mix M
county liable to be called on for Jury;
has been -,
The number of eligible"
men from each town and city is as foi- ‘
ford. 42; 8tratford.22; Trumbull,14;.
woollowinr is: list or those drawn 7
till-“Lefty Adams; Fred-‘ :
Elan
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St. Louis
Exposition
ii
and when you open a
know by. experience
perfect buttér ' ‘ ‘ ” '
MAIN”
Norm lon-
I “little ifilei it!
output of any-l
ARMY LED BY 'PHONE.
Evlry Strok. Correctly, Timed by
Field Marni Oyama.
Among many things which the Jap—
ones.» have done during the war
which they are now waging and
whit‘h have. attracted the attention of
the world, their use of the telephone
iii one. AH each advance was made
or a trench was dug, connections were
made with headquarters by telc»
pittmt'. 'l‘bus, not only was all im-
portant iniormutioan iransmitlcd in)»
mediately to the commander, but
fighting was directed from the latter
point. by the some means. The con)-
mander was able to direct the tire of
the guns and to order advances when
the proper time arrived. The tele-
phone in this service has takcn the
place of the courier and does tlit‘
work better and more quickly. By its
ability to comirmnicate instantly with
many and widely separated mints
tfbt only are the army’s optintions dl~
reeled more effectively, hilt one com-
mander is enabled to control a lar-
ger 1orce than was possible under the
old system. Could Field Marshal 0y-
arna have directed the operations of
400.0th inch and have timed his
strokes'ao exactly had he been forced
to depend hvoniordom carried by
horse? How could he have controlled
a lighting line one hundred miles long?
Without a tell-ohmic the operations
would-have ~bcen carried on by a
number of generals, each acting ac.
cording ' to a certain plan. but dc-
pending upon his own Judgment for
what to do and when to do it. That
the light would have ben carried on
as bravely none-“con douiu. but the
telephone coordinated the actions of
each divam and reduced the armies
to one vast nihchlne. Nothing was
left to chance"; every stroke was cor-
rccily timed, and the cnmiumnicriu-
t‘llli'f was at once informed of its re-
sult. Even the ilyilig columns ware.
followed by the engineering corps.
and the result of every skirmish and
the taking of every village were
known within a short time at heati-
quartcrs.~lclcctrical iievlcw.
ASTHMA SUFFERS SHC
THIS.
Foley's Honey anti Tar has cured
many cases or asthma that were con-
sidcrcd hopeless. Mrs. Adolph litlt'fl-
aing, 70l West 'iihird street. Daven-
port. lowa. writes: 'A severe mid
mniincted twelve years ago was neg
lcctcd until it finally grow into asth-
um The best nicdital akiil available
could not give me more than tempor-
ary relief. Foley's Honey and TM
\v-na memendfii and one-titty com
bottle entirely cured me of asthma
which had been growing on me for
twelve years. if i had taken it. lit
the start i would have been saved
years of suitering." Sold at i’lalated'a
Drug Store. ‘ n
-D KNOW
HEAT STUNT;
nun—nub. .
Queer Thing: Which Inca-tn Tun-
poroturc Occasional in This
Clty Yesterday.
According- to Mr Jennings ther-
altimeter: ytotordny 'Wnl the hoticttt
17th M X.I‘tiiy ’oincn 1900.1'110 tiller
niomater reached the M mark in the
shade and then fainted from its exert
lion. 'l‘ha streets atzzlcd and every-
thing radiated heat. There was an
overland breeze that was like unto‘tlie
breath of a fiery furnace. and even
trohayicmi and atitionmbilaaitaitao to
produce any feeling of comm-t.
oral roofs became. so not that the coldl
er melted and dropped upon the'hula
of passeraby. An ice cream freezer
lil’a crmfectionet'y clowns protltrahid
he- and could not be revived until im-
mersed in "acid air in the evening
were some very oblivious cool. stream
(libero in the atmolphoro. Every time
a cool spot wail found it may necessary
to estabilidi are iihbll to prevent the
crowd train tiling u'p or the air at
pm. ”lilac nl ht.I be water: of
round anti assay for‘ l:
in: petitioner but in the Million the
by throwi mm which
were “Y‘EEnl when they reached
the short»
‘M
can coal! non oval-anus.
”lira. Frinitlin bath. of New Guile.
Dot. am: “i lettered for yam with
drama, and to have not. mum:
and Will“ . i tried everything I
could hear of but nothing helped me
until i teak Brazilian Balm. and one so
cent bottle cur-d me comm only. "
For sale by it it. Plat-tad Em. no
tor and the (illicit! Mid 2‘” “2
Milt l a
33m: U
Mar
.“ttiar. limit or:
[Grimm
his mant"- ew
.‘.,.
any; Ammo-
Roton Rotor. wu thmncod and them ,
small ban imp amoeba; themselves .
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Asa wort enact-in
”OUT
Let him tell you about the package in which it comes-
an air- tight and, odor~prooi carton that preserves the
butter in as sweet arid pure a condition as when freshly
made' in the creamcry.
Every good quality which pure butter should possess
is found in GOLD MEDAL CREAMERY BUT, ' ‘
package at home you will
the delicate flavor of
l
85.
minim” and." tin
Creamery in t
country.
BIO CROP.
Farmers Are Happy Over the Corn
Outlook.
Flil‘lllPl‘S liai‘olhouts are. rejoicing
over what they declare is the boat,
corn crop of many years. due they say,
to the hot dry weather of the past sev-
eral weeks The corn is now ripening
(m the stalks and this sort of wcutlr
cr is Just what lainaodad to make that
vegetable sweet and juieey. Hence in
a few days more native green corn
will be plentiful on the. market. The
crop is good in quantity as \chI as
quality.
Many have also observed the fact
that com is late this year. There
has bmm some corn in the local mar“
kcls. brought here from other states
and sold at fancy prices, but our na-
tive corn is later than usual. because
of the weather also. it was wet at
the early part of the season and quite
cold and the corn grew slowly. The
bot weathcrlhul makes the. atalks rise
was lacking and therfore It did not
get its usual start. The farmers worn
a bit worried at the outset, but for llw
past few weeks have. been wearing ex-
tensive aniline;
.. thei‘ficcption of potatoes."
said u inrmlto’diuy‘." crops are good
general. "The potato crop will be
about the same as inst year. We him-
not had a. good potato year for quite a
while. but what we lose on that. W“
more than milkc np‘in other ways
Although troubledtootm’dcrablc from
the San Jose scale we will have a good
fruit crop. The apple, pear, peach
and plumb trees ktdioate a gem! har-
vest, everything considered. The bor-
ry crop is good, while squash. pump-
kin. tomatoes, lettuce and that-clans
of vegetable: will produce abundant
crops."
(lreen‘tm 'nltdultl he plentiful and
mmono‘hle in prim in a short time.
A SMOOTH ARTICLE
When you tind it nor canary In use.
salve use Dertt a Witch Hazvi Salve
it is the manhood beat for Sores,
Burns. Bulls. Eczema, Blind, Bleeding.
itching or Protrudintz Piles. (let. the
genuine 'Derii‘a‘ Witch Hazel Salve.
Sold by The Clii‘lord Phormncy. "
MILLER PRONOUNCED iNSANE.
Russell Sage Miller. the Merchant»
ville (N. J.) young man who caused
so much excitement in (llcnbrook. Sat-
urday night. was pronounced mentally
unsound today by llr. F. J. Rogers.
Judge Downs ordered a nollc of the
breach of peace charge against him.
and referred the case to the select-
mcnt. 'incy will communicate with
the Mcrchantsvlllc authorities with a
view of haying Miller taken care. of.
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U WAIHlNOTOli. ITNIII
Water Winn. 25 and (the.
Luther arm for Suit Ones. n
1‘. .:i all NF
ma leQI
re wAsaiadiQN BI.
Clearance Sale
Of Trimmed Millinery.
Ail untrimmed Bil-aw Hats 26c, 39c. and 76c.
and Washable unit. Lucille mick Hats ia’ all oil iato'ét styles.
8. S. TILLOTSON.
Eaton h I-hlrlbui'a Court Russia Paper,1!c box \
Bound Scotti. slightly worn, 5 10. 15 and 25c. .
,A fresh stock of beam. Choc alums
Shell and Leather souvenirs. at reduced prices
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ELECTIiOlTY TO CURE ALCOHDl.
iSM.
Corporation With Capital Stock of $25.-
000 Format! in Bridgeport.
The thumectiiuit Electric and MM-
Ical institute for the purpose of cngum
‘im: in the business of giving electric
irentmt‘nt as Well an engaging in the
cure of alcoholism. the drug habit and
to practice surgery Wits incorporated
in New llaVen yesterday, at the. otilco‘
of Attorney A. Mears
The thrown-atom are H. W.
Kate w Allen and il
Bridgeport. and ii. E. and (trace Bul—
lard, of South Ntirwalk. The company
Alton.
will engage in bus-incite: at 69 (Tourtlantl '
street in Bridgeport.
The capital stock of the company is
Moon.
in the secretary of atate'a other.
TiMELY AND vatuauc ounces. ‘
TlONB.
Many people. especially women who
lead closely confined domestic lives,
surfer from what in general terms in
called “nervousness." Among all forms
of trc .lncnt none has even approached
in success the intelligent use of Dr.
David Kennedy‘s Favorite Remedy. of
liondont. N. Y., which promotes an
easy and natural action of the digest-
lvc organs and imports tone to the
nervoua ,syatem. ”
FlNE OUTINGS.
The well arranged tours to Sarato
gin and Ausahie (‘hasm which leave
every Monday. to Cottage City and
White Mountains July 24th; the Cats-
klila, August Rth: to Nova Scoiia. Au-
gust l‘lth; Thousand islands and Nia-
gara Falls, August 22nd, otter the best
way to enjoy a vacation and visit
these celebrated resorts in thc eas-
iest and mort enjoyable way. in addi»
tlnn the 3 day tours to Block island
and Watch llill leaving every Satur
day is tho favorite Why of cooling off.
over Sunday at these dcllghtful re.
north for thoaewho cannot leave for a
longer vacation, For full Information
and copies of the "'l‘nurist" call on
t: W. Harris agent. New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Utilil—
puny. where all tickets can be obtain
i‘il.
BUY IT NOW.
Now is the time to buy
Ialn'a (lolle. (‘bolera and
Remedy. it. is certain to
sooner or later and when
comes you will need it llflilIY""_\'ilil will
need it quickly. Buy it now. it may
save life. For sale by Stillson- Powell
Corporation Clifford l'hainiaiv. Zeit-
russ Pharmacy.
('liulnhcr-
nlil l'l‘hm-a
be needed
that. time
Making 80th Ends “Meal”
can always he time where you can
get tholco meats at. low miles
Dodge keeps the choicest fli,‘till prong
beef. mutton lamb. veal pork hams
and bacon. and 1’6"]le and some in
season. of such tmallty that vou got
plenty of nourishment for, a small nui-
ount of cult.
J. W. DODGE.
Buccaneer to Jacob Sch-uh.
22 Wnlhington atrooi. .. Phone 322.!
a, .ir a
nip-t ‘
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Chiitirens Mull Bonnets
copra NQHWALK. coaa
CH
Perm Albums. at to per cent discount.
NELSON,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
.. “unm-
li sari:
[4. Want. [of .
Articles of incorporation have .
been forwarded to liarttord to be filed ‘
it"
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health lion lay MANTON’S PATTERNS.
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SOUTH NORWALK'S GREAT DRY OOODS HOUSE.
gm 1
Bargain
' THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
'Want you to make careful reading
of the following. Think it will later
‘ hat you.
Woman‘s Good Quality Vents, 1th
Women's Finn Cotton Jersey Ribbed
4' Vesta with the wing alcove or sleeve
-~ loan. at 12990
Wom'm’ a Fine Jersey Ribbed Vesta,
white, tl'imniod With lace, value 25c.
how 19c.
Women‘s Idslo Vests in white or
Wit: trimmed with lace, at 25c.
SOME ‘DAINTY WASH WAISTS
FOR YOU
‘ Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for you to chose from.
prettily trimmed, very latest «leaigno
as to cut, and price very much to your
iikinlz.
Ladiea' Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Waista, all sizes. at 50c.
ANOTHER; BUNCH OF e
. v
Attractions I
lmdioa‘ White Shirt Walsh. tanned
front and back in title".
Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Wall“.
98c
Indies Milli! Lawn Shift. Wail“.
tucked and honiatltched. extra mod
lawn at $1.50.
THE FLUFFY SUMMER
UNDERMUSLINS.
When you: read the descriptioo'o.‘
when you come to compare the soon"
with the prices, you‘ll buy; for the
economy of it all is bound to impress
3’0“.
Ladles' White Muslin Corset Govern.
made. yoke effect at lace. «was
trimmed. at 25c.
lladioa' Muslin Drawers. mono
ruille, hematitchad. at 25c.
Ladies’ Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke.
at Ellie.
ladlcs' White Skirts. made with
deep embroidery bounces. also under
radios. at the, Site and 98c.
4
83-85 Washington Street.
Are you thinking about the
aaavesr?
The Scicnu of Advertising is advancing with
rapid trivia. Big business homer. ”pram its
great value. make of it a cilitittct department palm
in charge of the brighten nun Minn“! 6‘ Time
. own an no longer conttnud with «slam mt J5-
phy. but dcmand special illustrations and caulifl-
menta. '4' If you want to reaps
rakt in the business that is your dud. don’t dig to
oil-elm mm. d Good Printing - mtflng
bright and attractive
for Your scythe. J We can compete in quality; price
, and pron-minus with the but. I Send us yore next
order, whether in a letterhead or A 500 page etiologic
We’ll (taillight. I We print everything~ ~Cartls,
Catalogues. Booklets, Foldm, Checkup Polka. Moon
C4444. P'ognms, Stationery. Wedding invitations, etc.
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98 100 Washington St,
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WAISTS
BALANCE or ova STOCK or SUMMER WAIs'rs AND
SCIlllMANli Alli PRINT
Sincelsor tn Freeman All Print.
South Norwaik
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embroidery fronts. tucked hoclto.‘ int:
Danton In Furniture. carom. loading, Mamet! Oil owl. unit Liming“
DRESSING SACQUES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
N. E. RYAN,
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Shore binders. (Hamill. s. all"... at Poplin Prices
WILL 3: 5mm".
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and Furnishings
is ac wide that we can hardly fall to please any, tents and many Auto) not
otherwise pleased, became of the distinctive chamber of our goods. _ We
could keep on telling you forever the at our store. our facilities for pinyin:
you and our desire to merit the honor of your patronage. But. the cutest.
‘ and ufm'way into put us to the test by coming to our store in perm. We
present this season what is conceded to be the most noteworthy array of
porch. lawn and summer furniture arer shown In this vicinity. if you mt
one piece tor the porch or a complete outfitting for the whole helm, our
assortment must appeal to you,
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Funeral Director and Emhalnilr.
:2 NORTH MAIN ST.
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Norwalk Chronicler