upon A'l' 15a. in: . Haiti
RADIII' Lacs List: has: IN
warn. TAN AND sucks-r on.
ALL NIW PATTERNS.
. AT. .
E. K. Banks,
Mahaekupow Hotel Block,
snug W Washington ”at.
5 “NOW“ ’5'. i " 1%
its
WEATHER asros'r.
or Norwalk and vicinity:
cloudy with local showers this af-
l (lasers
3
ternoti'n' ‘atid litoiiight‘. Tuesday ftilf.‘
A disturbance Is central this morning
in“the"lialte regidll‘. it is producing
cloudywpather with local showers in
the central and eastern sections. An
extended ridge of high' pressure is
central this morning over the Rocky
MOuntain slope. Moderate tempera-
tales prevail In nearly all sections.
conditions favor for this vicinity clou-
dy‘ weather with local showers this at-
ternoon and tonight. followed by clear.
m8 ti Tuesday with no decided.
chan e1 ln'tempei'ature.j , ‘ ‘ ' ‘
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Ernest Stacy. ofASt. Johns. N. 8..
is visitingfrllends in this city. ..
"John. Nolan has resumed his duties
at Hayes' Main street store after his
annual vacation. . , .. ;
“Edwin A. Benedict. of_ ilover's
Washln ton street. store, leaves today
On his nnuai vaéathn. '
Mebhngi’nt Douglas Fowler Post
and Palestine Castle. are scheduled to
be held this evening at it o'clock.
‘Mrs. A. D. Crossley and two chil-
dren. of Bridgeport are guests of Mi.
and Mrs. James Paul, of (lrovc street.
Deputy George W. lngham will lit-
stall the new officers of I‘ourt Mahaclr
eme. Foresters of America. Tuesday
evening.
(.‘asey Brothers have opened a groc-
ery store iii the store in South Matti
street, formerly occupied by Frank ll.
Fitch.
’Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell and dangli-
tor lt‘lorcnt‘c. of South Norwalk. are
spending a. few weeks in the Berk
shire. Hills,
A sign that fail is coming along
npiice in the yellowing golticnroti
which is found by the sides of the
country roads. ~
Jennings. of Lewis
lianburv, is
Ititlgcfleltl
Miss Edith
Reed's insurance oillco.
s ending her vacation 'in
ad Norwalk.
George. Evarts, of the (‘omstoclt
Clothing Company. has resumed his
duties after a pleasant vacation spent
in the Catskills.
Mr. and Mrs. ilulrd and son 'l‘llt'ti'
(lore. of iletliel. have been guests of
Superintendent and Mrs. C. A. 'l‘uckcr.
of Main street, Norwallt.
Mr. and Mrs. James Merritt, of
South Norwalk arc guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James ii. (ittnninahaiii. of ill
West Wooster street llaniiury.
There is sotiiething now for Not
walk batters to lt‘itl‘il. They are now
making lists from glass in \‘vulct‘.
and it is said they are bound to be-
come popular
Nothing has: vet been heard from
Anton ilot'a. the wholesale l'riiit dealer
in Washington street. who disappear-
ed from South Norwuilt. a week all"
today. saying he was going to New
York for a few hours.
(Yi‘floe House in the Fit-Ids, New Ca-
naan. is sheltering a party of seventy
small children. th‘nlytlwn women and
fourteen girls. all from the East Side
of New York. The house is iiialiitnln-
ed by Grace (‘hiirrh. of New York.
w--A boon to travelers, llr. Fowler‘s
Extract of Wild Strawberry. Cure!
dysentery. tlltti'rlioda, swisickursa. natt-
ht'lt. Pleasant to take. Perfectly
harmless.
Colonel Henry (‘. Morgan. of Hart-
fo d. assistant quartbrmnaicr-gpnpr1
w, l to Nlaiitlr. July 2a. to pro a
to t e'F‘lvat infantry. which wilY'Iz’n'
there July :il All the three regiments
Will have a week i‘lIt'll. he will in» there.
three Weeks, instead of our. all former.
. W0; .‘lzflllxlr. ‘01
all”
- ed Saturday from a week's stay
. of visiting them.
Wk. la in
il‘i“iil’§“z .
Km.“ ‘9“?! ..
it". Mitt sphooismm.
"Mn’
llt'Wlfiw'm‘m andufaittily. who have
(MAM .tuests‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Guisne, of Ward street. Norwalk. have
retruned to their home In New York
city. ~
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Late Saturday afternoon a car on
the Reich Point line was put out at
commission and had to be pushed to
the car born In Moodward avenue for
W’ws'n ‘ 5 ii
his. a. A. Alamo} rite sustain
the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Bylngton, of Westport avenue,
Norwalk. returned today to her home
.11 Holyoke, Mass. *
W—fi—H ‘
The Ferris auto party decided to
mike the‘return trip down along the
banks githe Hudson, and consequently
went f ‘m Plttstielti to Albany. They
are expected home In South Norwalk
tonight. .. ~
Hart Baldwin and, son. Dr. W. ll.
Baldwin, of Norwallt, went to Bridge-
po‘l't.‘ yesterday. in the iatter‘s Orient
backboard and were the guests of MI
and Mrs. Stanley'at their home in
Harral avenue.
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Robert Dooley has resumed his du-
ties at Holmes, Kocler & Selleck‘s.
after ‘a short illness. at his home‘.‘ til
deorgetown. Mr. Dooley fall from a
hammock, landing on a cup. and in;
luring his hip quite badly. , . .
Mrs. imogeue Coley who has been
staying in Detroit, Mich” for] some
time.‘ as returned to South Ndrwalk
for a stay of ll month or so. She is at
present the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Homer F. Duckman. of South Main
street.
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Miss Etta Schultze, of Bridgeport.
sang l'ileard the Vbice of Jesus Say
and One SWeetly Solemn Thought. at
the Lewisboro Chapel; ‘yesterday.’ Tito
occasion was the annual meeting of
- the Westchester County Ministers' As-
sociallon.
Miss Alice Dycknian, of Georgetown.
has been secured to teach at tho
llrown Business College. in Bridgeport.
Miss Dyckman is a graduate of the
Sartatn Business College. now the Mer-
rill College. Her many Norwalk
friends will congratulate her an se-
curing her new position.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1". Bryant and
daughter. Miss Agnes ,liryant. return-
at
Lake Waramauk. They report lliut
the gust of wind. with a spray of rain.
that visited the Norwalks Thursday.
Wits a veritable cyclone at the lake.
Trees were uprooted and a drenching
rain fell.
W. E. Montgomery, teller at the
Norwalk Savings Society, accompan
ted by Mrs. Montgomery, will leave
one week front to-day for loos Angeles.
where they will spend a'nionth. Mrs.
Montgomery has relatives on the Pa-
cific Coast and has long been desirous
The trip will be for
health and pleasure.
A new school for boys will open
next October at Roddlng Ridge, Conn.
its title is “The Sanford, School." do
riving this name not alone from tin
principal Daniel S. Sanford, M. A.
bttt from his father. who conducted
the llcdding institute on the same.
site, for twenty—five years or more.
’l‘ho antimiiicentcut of the new enter-
prise will interest Mr. Sanford}; many
friends in Stamford. who pleasantly
remember him as having been for.
merlr. for several years, headmaster
ot‘ the illah School of Stamford.
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The bridg‘es along the Danhury
division were completed last week.
aid Saturday for the first time. toll
\v lt‘l'l engines. of a large and power-
ful type. wore sent over the line on
trains from New York to i‘ittafleld.
The special train of tho iletlicl Sun.
day‘schools 'hecaine stalled several
times on the steep grade. Saturday all
ternoon, and although it was 5:30
when the train started from South
Norwalk it was it when it reached its
destination. Another engine assisted
in pushing the train part, way.
The fourth annual shoepbuke and
clainbakti will be‘glven Friday. August
ill, at George Rciuerke's farm in
Southport, by the ofllcors of Jerusalem
Clinger. Royal ti’cii Musons.‘ Charles
M. litz.‘of R geport. whoitb' ability
In the Inn of preparing such affairs is
well known. will supervise that end of
the outing and, Nelson S. lt‘resuour is
oh may i the c milillief‘ of arrange-
. ‘ .r his on hidden hon humo-
lIill , its nice that the outing Mil be
all c It! in evtiry particularnnd well
worth while. There will be a large
satharing ‘nf March's and their friends
on that date. lloant lamb in to ho serv-
ed at irtlti and the hairs at that).
TIITIPHONE. 306—5.
Hi. i .iti
l’lll lain
it . t 19.. .. ..
In most delicious at this uason of
the year. We offer special on Gator.
‘ day only.
Compare these prices with what you
have been paying;
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LEO! GENUINE SPRING LAMB .......... . ......... in LI.
FOBEOUARTERS GENUINE SPRING LAM! ........... . ........ 12:: LB.
eases AND c'oaNso ass-rs ............... ...... . ..... .. he to.
3i solidi Main sues. cor. Haviiaotl South Nomit.
New
v&iar mo . meeting offlthe
l . and 0.. , First M.‘ n.
will? belle this evening in
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HAND BATTING WON THE onus.
Bridgeport Defeatbd"‘ South kmaik
at Cricket Saturday.
The team of the Bridaeport‘Crickct
Club won its sixth straight victory
Saturday afternoonjat Seaside Park
by ‘lrlmmlng the oath N‘orwalk team
by the score of 17 th‘ 48. The su-
periority oi the Brldtteptirt batters was
plainly‘shown, for they batted and
fielded all around the visitors. The
Bridgeport club is tar “and away the
protAiior one of the Connecticut Cricket
Ass elation. and they will doubtless
capture the handsome silver cup this
year.
The feathres of ”the game wait the
magnificent batting of Smith Tones,
of Bridgeport. scoring 33‘runs, not out.
also the bitttinlg‘of J. Plague, 28 runs;
Jameg’Waiker, 15‘ runs, and“ for South
Norwalk, .i. Forsyth and Boyd. Boyd,
was nearly the whole team for the visi
ltors. llc secured atotal of 27 runs.
The bowling for Bridgeport v‘tas done
by ’T. E; Power and W. Walker. and
for Smith Norwalk. .I. Boyd and Can
tatn 'l‘esky. ’ilie score was as fol-
lows: . . ,
iiRlDGEf’ORT lNNthiS.
Norton. b Boyd,
Pary. h 'l‘eskcy.
W. Walker, c Boyd. b Tesky.
Fox. c Saunders. b Tesky.
l-lodgson. 0. Murphy; b 'l‘esity. 6
L .
Hague stpd.. b, Tnsky. 28
J. Walker. c. Ryan. I) 'l‘csky. iii
Power (captainl lbw b 'l‘esky. to
Terms. not out. 33
Forsyth. stpd. II Royd. 13
ilolroyd. c it. 'l'eskcy. b 'l‘esky. ti
Extras. 2
Totals.
Bowling analysis: Walker, 6.5 balls.
15 runs. 5 wickets; Tunes. 30 balls. ‘3
runs. 0 wickets; li‘orsyth. 24 balls. 14
rims. l wicket; PoWor. 22 balls. ‘J runs.
4 wickets.
SOUTH NtittWAllK'S lNNiNGS.
Boyd. not out. . Z?
Hutchcson. b Walker. 2'.
Ryan,.b Whllkei‘. . II
Saunders. D Walker, 0
ti. Tflsky t captain) c llodgson, b
Forsyth. ' t!
R. 'l‘esky, b Walker. 0
Murphy. stpd. b Walker, (I
A. Eldridge, b Power, at
Nevilles. W. Walker. h i‘ti‘r ‘t‘. 2!
id. Eldridge. c and b Power. It
Nevillcs, St. b l‘owcr. ti
Extras, Ii
Totals. [lit
Rowling analysis: 'l‘osky. l0: balls.
50 runs. 6 wickets; iioyd, tit; balls. bu
runs, vl wickets.
S'l‘ANlithl til" 'l‘iil". 4‘“ .
ET ASSUClA'l‘ltiN.
W. 11. l'ts.
Bridgeport. ti 0 i!
Sillliifot‘tl. 4 J h‘
Not-walk St. Iit‘tirgt‘, 1: i 4
South Norwaik. 0 ti o
STAMFORD CRICKETERS WON.
Score Wu Ninety-Three to Twenty.
Seven Points by the Norwalk
Team. \
The Norwalk St. George's (‘rlcltcl
(‘lnb titid the Stamford St. George‘s
Cricket Club played on the. amphi-
thehtrc ground. Norwiilk, Saturday.
July 22nd. The game was won by the
visitors by a some of nliiotyuthreo to
twenty-seven. After the game the
visitors were. entertained by the local
teeth at their rooms, everybody en~
loytng themselves immensely. Sec-
retary A. W. Eelwyn. of Stamford. cor-
dially invited the Norwalk boys to a
scratch cricket game and chunbiiko to
he held at Noroton on Saturday. July
19.1“» . ,
Norwalk' 8t. Geerul's Cricket Club's
Brore.
Bowlod ily. llqw nut. latanten. ltuna.
Bo nett howled . Honor. 0
Ne lion. Can in Nelson , C Clark. 2
Nollioll l wletl‘ n. (llll. ii
Bennett. howled ll. Oliver. Ii
Nelson liowlt-tl ll. Beebe, 2
Ittlll out A. Aiiitlii‘otik. ‘J
iirnnett Caught Appalt I". Shepherd. ti
’ lttin out J. A. Whitley, ti
Nelson iiowled Ii. Smith, l
” Not out A. ileohe. l
Nelson Caught Frazer l~‘. Links. 3
Extras, 3
I 3 1' -..
Total. 5 1'7
Stamford St. George’s Cricket Club’s
acorn.
Bowled fly. liow Cut. Batsuieu. Runs
Cl rife bowled l'mnnlinr, i
()1 var lio‘wlod Mitchell. 1
flill llowloil thlan. it
tillver howled Nill’lml. ti
Not out Williams, 43
Oliver bowled Emmett. 0
(till bowled Sp 1", l
(fill litiINit-ll All it. to
Gill. Bowler] Wright. 1
(llli Ilowletl Malone, I
Clarke Cought out Frazer. 7
Extras. ii
Total. I93
“MM
MAKE! THE LIVER LIVILV.
Oriapfibax, ve Fruit Syrup gives
permanent rat at in cases of antitrust
constipation tut it stimulates the liver.
all matures the natural notion of the
wits without Irritallnl tile-Ii organs
like pills or ordinary «thirties. Does
not national or army and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
”manure «41mm Iubstitutos. .
u “a mummies“.
.
Gold at Plat-M's may bum.
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bummer Meetings! Stat- Annotation
at compliance. July 31.
The on roar meeting of the Con-
necticut ditorial association will be
held at Lake Compounds. Monday. Ju-
ly 31. beginning at 11 a’. m.. with a
business session. J. W. Morse. of
Windsor Locks will talk on “The Job
Business as it Strike. the Printer in
a Small Town." d. Edwin H.“ Ab-
rams. of Greenwich ill give his ideas
regarding “Foreign. Advertising Rates
and Position." An open discussion
will follow.
Between 1 and *2 o'clock the party
will have a sheepbake dinner. After
this Joe Cone of Old Saybrook. a
well-known humorist and writer will
entertain for a mu hour and A. E.
Knox of Woodbury will give some rem-
iniscences of "Twenty-lire Years on
the Woodbiiry Reporter." George C.
Woodrni‘f of the lJtcltilold Enquirer.
who was a delegate to the recent con-
vention of the National Editorial aa-
soclatiou at Guthrie, Oklahoma. will
tell about that, gathering.
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TILYOU'S BTEEPLECHASE.
, Those from this city who have. been
to Tilyou's Steeplechase island at
Bridgeport have only praise for the
general attractiveness of the island
and the many amusement features
which it possesses and the pleasure
that follows a trip to this delightful
spot. it is always coat for no matter
how warm in the city there is a breeze
stirring on the‘island. It is drawing
people from all parts of the state. Ev-
erything on the island is new and or-
lginatand there are 100 different’ut-
tractidns. it haa‘tlie finest bathing
beach on the Sound. a magnificent pa-
vilion with 1,000. roolns. the finest.
dance hall in existence and the only
thing: to trouble‘ the visitors ls'thc
multitude of features. Steeplechase
island is well worthwhile and should
be seen now while it is so attractive.
The. electrical Illuminations at night
are alone worth a trip to see.
W...—
The pills that. actas a tonic and not
as a drastic purge. are DeWitt's Lit-
tle Early Risers. They cure ileatl
ache, Constipation. Rilllousncas. etc.
Early Risers are small. easy to take
and easy to act.——a safe pill. Mack
Hamilton. hotel clerk at Valley City.
N. 1).. says: “Two bottles of these
Famous Little Pills
chronic constipation."
or children or adults.
Clifford Pharmacy.
cured me of
Good for eith-
Sold by The
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“Have you decided where you will
spend the summer?"
“No." answered Mr. Koptdown. ”l'tn
going to let my wife decide this year.
She used to wake be up in the dead of
the night last summer to remind me
that i picked the place out."—*l)etroit
Tribune.
Greatest
Trimmed Hate conifer less than cost.
fact fit at the
The. Fair Cloak
.p. ..
1
43.... p,
The libel
easu lasts. which
then are selling this
i week, special. at.
"f7 «Marv
All untrltnmed Straw flats. 25c. ii
and Washable Hats. Ladies' Duck l
uwnmuovou eraser. ' .
., r n ‘l ‘31
Every Sunday at
it. I
FIRST GRAND BABY
it.
All run.
"at
.t 0
. Clifford Pharmacy.
saga.
WHITE LAWN WANTS, AT 980. WORTH $1.98.“
“WASHINGTON sweat, .
mo .500, pail oi Men’s $35.50
RusSla Tait Oxfords. all hand sew-
ed, new state slasher. out broad. and
. ’ .
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eta-trance.
56f “Trimmed Millinery.
c and “the.
his to all the llll0;ltt styles.
8. s. TIIlLO'l‘SON.
linclrr the ittititagcutcut oi .
Shore Dinners. Clambakes. Etc. at
tally. Baseball—beat teams in the static. .Excur-
stops. Music, and Dunning. i
GRAND VAUDRVlLLE snows DAILY arigzyo and 8:30 p. m.
a :30 to 8:30. Wheeler .& Wilson Full Brass Band.
Neat Sulfide». SpecialSploist, Miss M: at Hudson.
hursdsy.‘ Allin”. 10.. at, 3 :30
«no. ,
«Rind
other and Wood souvenirs.
, can. . _»
Catarina w. .a,..im°tz
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NORWALK BUILD‘ING NOTES.
(The Commercial Bulletin).
Figuring Plane.
Contractors are figuring the plans
which hays been revised by Architect
Ferris S. Morehouse. for the new fac-
tory building to be erected on Chesl~
nut street for the .1. it .l. Cash 00...
of Coventry. England. The plans
call for a two-story brick structure.
(it) x 100 feet. of. mill; construction.
Work has been started on the new
fire house to be erected on Van Zant
street. East Norwalk. W. P. ilecrs
has the. Contract for the mason work
and Harry W. Mather the carpenter
work. The plumbing and heating
have not been let.
The contract has been given to C. H.
llotsford to build a new residence on
Springwood avenue. Norwalk. for (lil-
ver l3. .iacwson. II‘ will he 30 x 38
feet, of frame (‘tlllHll‘ilt‘lltllL with hot
air heat and all other improvements.
INDIGESTION GURED.
There is no case of indigestion. DYR'
pepsin or Stomach Trouble that will
not yield to the digestive and strength-
ening influence of ifodoi Dyspepsia
Cure. This remedy takes the strain
off the stomach by digesting what you
out. and allowing it to rest until II.
grows strong again. Kodol Dyspop~
sla Cure affords quit-k and permanent
relief front indigestion and all stum-
acli troubles. builds up the system and
no purities that. disease can not at‘
tack and gain a foothold as when in
a weakened condition. Sold by The
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l” Ever errand
Children's dresses, 154:. up. Hats, which have been $1.25. new at 49c.
Flowers almost given away. Also a
pic. line of Skirts. and. In the latest style, from $1.50 up.
Catt and convince yourself before buying elsewhere. We guarantee per-
aIId Fur Store,
‘, THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR
l.
of the following. Think it will later-
i m . _
. “if” 5 y 5 ‘ l‘ . 5 m . l ' a w ‘I .
"saint-I hoawatxfs GREAT DRY sooner- cuss.
‘3'. it Hi.
attracti rod-willy MANTON’S PATTERNS.
a
ANOTHER... BUNCH or
i ”Mtg“. ct
U39; l0ll§ l'
Ladles' White Shirt Walsts, lucked
front and back. at 69c. , ,
lAdles' White llawn Shirt Walsts.
embroidery fronts. tucked backs. 5"
980.
4
5 l
i" r i at
Bar 5. 5 A
,3. I» ”gavel” mt
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FOR WOMEN
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Want you to make careful reading
93'» you. ‘. 3 Ladies’ White Lawn Silll‘l.‘ Waistll
Womens 000“ Quality V95”- 100 tucked and henistitchcd, extra good
each. .
lawn at. $1.50.
c——
Women's Fine Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vesta with the wing sleeve or sleeve-
iess..at lZlfic. . .
Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests,
ere FLUFFY SUMMER
unosamusuns.
.. ._ I, When you read the descriptions,
white. trimmed with lute, value Joe. when you come to compare the goods
now,19c. .
, ‘ with the prices. you 11 buy; for the
Womens Lisle Vests in white or econoni of it all is bound to its was
Mir: trimmed with lane, at 25c. '10“ y p ‘
liadies' White Muslin Corset Covers,
made yoke effect of lace, ribbon
trimmed. at 25c. '
. ladles’ Muslin Drawers,
ruffle, hematitched. at 25c.
Ladlcs' Muslin Gowns. tucked yoke,
at 50c.
. lmdles’ White Skirts, made with
deep embroidery fiounces. also under
ruffles, at 75c, 89c and 98c.
SOME DAINTY WASH WAISTS
FOR YOU
Here are several lots of cool white
wash waists for you to chose from,
prettlly trimmed, very latest designs
as to cut, and price very much to your
liking.
Ladics' Black and White Figured
Lawn Shirt Waists, all sizes, at 50c.
cambrlo
Street.
A1
83-85 Washington
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Are you thinking about the
The Science of Advertising is. advancing with
rapid strides. Big business houses, appreciating its
great value. mafia of it a distinct department placed
‘ in charge oi the brightest man obtainable. J Time
5 mm are no longer contented with ordinary typcdio-
play, but demand special illustrations and cmbcllish—
merits. 4' if you want to reap a good harvest, and
rake in the business that is your due, don’t cling to,
obsolete methods. 3 Good Printing —- sonicthing
A bright and attractive - furnishes the best Whetstone
for your scythe. I We can compete in quality, price
and premptnm with the best. 4' Send us your next
We'll do it right. at We print everything —- Cards,
. Catalogues. Booklets, Folders, Circulars. Potters. Menu
‘ ' Cards, Programs, Stationery, Wedding Invitations, clc.
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Shut Stilts
now/awn,” l «a runs
Cltlltlren'a Miili Bonnets
IOU‘l’H i noawaut. coNN.
our Pom, (a ransom,
’Nhture‘s Wonderland.‘ 5 l
\. .l. Smith aml l. S. lirlly.
Popular l’riizcs will be a Spec-
p. m..
snow nun nacoaA'rEo BABY can.
ataoarasaos. 1
Watch Papers for Particular.
"all... m . ital:
'rt‘lr I» Mil
do. not..-. . may album
£1" l: ‘igyl. il‘t‘ll’v l” .
Men by Only.
[a (I all prion.
militant. was.
l
‘ wcatlici that or art- sciliug at Slit‘ a pail.
sale '
sauna iii an
Successor to Freeman Art Print.
98—100 Washington St., South Norwali:
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lleii't think liccnus‘r we tugkc ahspccialty‘oi high grade Corsets
l.“ oi tiicui. 'l‘licrc isn‘t a tonic com-
l'rit‘cs‘ as low or as high as
llllili Iitli slut‘lt consist» t‘llill't'
'prcliriistrc stuck ill the 'l‘uiu t‘lt'ics.
\‘Itll \\‘l\ll to pay.
5 \\c have too especially good styles lll Net t‘tit'scts {or hot
Possibly these will in-
terest )0” now.
N. E. RYAN,
so WASHINGTON ST.. sou'rs seawatx.
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”Melting Bothiinds “'Moat"
can always be done where yoit‘can
get choice meals at low prices.
Dodge keeps the choicest fresh, prime
boot. mutton, liiinb. veal, pork. hump
and bacon. and poultry and same in
season, of such quality that you get:
plenty of nourishment for a south am-
ount of cash.
J. W. DODGE.
Succutor to no» “Inuit.
22 Wllhll‘lllim atmt. .. Phone .8223.
Olil‘ Assortment and Dispiau of Furniture
and Persians
is so wide that We can hardly tail in please any one and many tastes not
otherwise pleased, because of the distinctive character of our goods. Wit
could keep on telling you forever about our store. our facilities for serving
you and our desire to merit the honor of your patronage. out the «treat
and safest way is to put an to the test by coming to our store in person.Wa
present this season what in conceded to be the most noteworthy array of
porch. lawn and summer furniture aver shown in this vicinity. it you want
one piece for the wrap or a complete, outfitting for the whole house. all
assortment must appeal to you.
35.?
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onion in Furniture.€orp¢t¢. m»... annual as Glitllbmhl‘itllai
Funeral Director and Emulator.
a seam mus 31'. some new 5‘
a
order, whether its a. letterhead or a 500 page catalogue.“ ' ' “
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