.1 the wonder cave of the winds. Laugh-
v in Gallery are a few of its
intuit .
tar. charted
Ml mite, Bantu
_9 ii. in chairwoman"
who I” arraigned in tho
9 Bare this mornins. plead-
Wsiuiwwu held without
0 action or the stand
morn: September.
0 to the Hempdon
iti‘tiiéid ‘itiid ‘tititliii‘
1; n
‘ ," ,‘ I "i
l ‘ , ‘ ll. Wool; Hie-rt. Sou; tRingilmi,
1 1 . ., 9"!“ .1?“ .9“-
‘Wa‘gilfigf gratuity. 1“
‘IFWW 1 ,
vim Htuoetuuetten;
" 9311!” - .
it’, August 2.-Buron von
39‘}:
l'
‘ r. the“ ‘ Ausirriviiunitnriaii
to t 0 United Stools. Sir
iJollii ' im'stnt, ' the,I 'tririné‘t
embassy .‘i , n00 ; n
mtlunaon £21103 tg: ay 6.. ‘ihcti
Winner Caronla, from Liverpool and
soon Tilyou'e Magnificent l
Wyn-oi". colon. ’ .,
‘ pinhole Park, Steeplechase “
our-e, Regal Bail Room. Roller ‘
W. loud walk. Fine Bathing
. Million; Airship Swings, Rania 002- ~
alfihmlfoueels. Ferris Wheel, Cane.
1 twain. ArraAcrious—ioo
Round Trip (on steamer or terry) 100
Monomers
Practical Method for tho Pianotorto,
by Louis Kohler.
New Method for tho Pianoiorte, by
- James Beliah. American and Foreign
' Fingering.
Tho Mnslrul Writing Book, by Prni‘.
H. O. Ticpke.
, Violinntiuiiar, Mandolin and Banjo
Strings, ’
Oi fies rest i0 tit
tired stomach.
it
$01.0 BY THE c
BURGLARS IN ANSONIA.
ANSONIA. August. 2." Early .
morning bill‘fiiill'ti oniorod market 0
Beldwin and Milan in Seymour. nut
atioinpiod t0 hi‘t‘uk into it Hate. Part.
or lilo outside iiit-lni covering won 1-0.
iiiovod. and finding that then uii'tirts.
wei't- i‘iiillo, tiioy iilizintlonod tho llial”
hot and forced an euli'fllit‘t.‘ 1.0 the uni-
0011 of Frank 'Knrbowuiu which iii in
trash Norway
drawer wus nili’orod of $4 in oliiinito. onurao.
and several lioxos of Mr Kurtiowulti'a thereioro,
01111100 cigars amiroprliilod. ‘
ho aiiiiio building. Hortl tho
.. .
"t '.
,. I I'
» .. . . .
, Wanna” ‘ .
‘ stomach. tidy at » I _ _
summit and Warm of WNW " I . '
”mm ,W ii. if
5 u “m“ I ‘ .
LIFFOHDMDHARMM:
. iii
f
I
Mr?
.
“1.00.15?" ms canines!
IIlIil‘ 0010101110.. ,""Augudt 2.4+»Siiico
t lilnsarriv 1.111.010 001110101110, nin-
the ~ owest Prices.
:. RZeOQQWIbS:Crowd- = r
123 Water Street, Telephone 236-3.
Wood St., Tel 003.5.
John T. Hayes, 5 Main Street. Norwalk. .
i poror Wil ism appears to have
hecomo
convinced that them“. no hopo (i! it
prince ol‘ the home of Ilerundoiie ho-
ctiiuing king of Norway. Mia iiiaioaty
.now viuvm‘s Prince Charles of Don-
o mark. and he hi quoiod no saying: “if
Prince Umu‘ii‘fl duos not become king.
will ho. 0. republic. (it
i prefer a monarchy. and
shall horeait‘er support the
candidacy of Princaniinniosli
A.
l
,thiiimmnrmmuu em
1 ‘flm-‘tmm‘cwiei‘mt Hit White sue-
tlio were 01 5 to 1.
‘. he. New Havens to hit White. Bridw
Jill:
m
moat-r “August lie-The nu:
tantrum actuated am yesterday “ii!
The» inability or
‘ d L. .1 .miullyil
name
ort‘a recent 0001111110011. was the
um .01 their detest. Giblin, who
covered left garden for the helium.
dislocated his right shoulder in alidv $1352? Width? ‘ with”? Ill ”whim“
, ""5 ’0’ ”"3 “INN“ “WV “It“ ‘2‘ Mir. .1; nu” alliance '40
, his place. Lorcoran wits hit rathisr bheutuntmr ’ S " lirWMltfi‘iifiim
heel] thin “tau dun tor 1611 hits.
iiic‘cii'oilig‘infringe?m “ P ‘
BMIWWi ‘ Willie and Beaumont:
Cordovan 01151 Bil'li'an'
Springfield, .5: Hartford, 1.
HARTFORD, ' Annual. ' 2.-linriiord
played a very poor game with sprint
hold yuntertiuy and by poor work ‘00
notion throw away chances of. melting
a strong light. miniby was hit often.
but not toimortunoiy. For Hartiord
there were no features. Flannugan hit
the boil for three singles and it tripio.
This more by innings:
Springfield 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2MB 8 x
Hartford 0 ii 0. 0 0 0 1 ll Uw-l 10 4
’ Unitarian: Limit and O'Connor; Fox-
en nud'Connoily. , ..
New London. it; Hoiyokeya.
HOLYOKE. August ZwHethen Now
lnndo‘n’s fier’ca‘ boiling and Holyoko's
10030 fielding the former had no trmi.
hid in defeating ‘ tho loadorn yester-
day, ii to 3, Holyoko'using three pitch-
.,.q
31‘
Public Market, 32 So. Main St.
1111. A. tiiiulinu's,
M USIO STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington St.
agent for Croat-out Laundry.
G. T ‘CEiniig‘COii.
‘ Do not buy Coal until you
have seen our stock, asked our
(price and compared both with
anything that‘s going.
We are not only selling Coal
at as low a price as any other
dealer, (possibly lower), but we
are giving a rebate to all cus-
tomers who bought coal for next
winter at a higher price than we
are now selling.
This old spot is a landmark
for good Coal and fair and
square treatment.
.Bcst “No. 2 Nut" only $4.50
perm. —~
ThuForrisOoaIGo.
M9 Namath.
Dal coal.
Mountains on most pnicss
‘ iron 00. we ARE THE manoeu-
0le 00M. DEALERS. 01v: us
out. we GUARANTEE COAL
A
5110,1110» To an sATisrAc-
MI ”(66.1 Goal (0.
" East Norwalk, Ct.
. T 4H
Station.
build motor engines. develop
to unravel? Submit it to us.
FIELD A8 cmoqurss FOR v
GIVE us A CHANCE r
we HAVE JUST UNLOADED THREE cmooes or 01.0 com.
we ARE IN 0050123: 10 err v, in:
son voun MQNEY. LET its aw 4
HAND. .
PANY'S LEHIGH COAL.
otvswou 0000 VALuE
AYMOND BROS. .
South Norwslk. Conm'f‘ Washington “not.
ORDER.
#—
THIS IS NOT
’ 1 11111111111111 “
“PRESIDENTIAL YEAR," BUT we has m THE
OUR COAL TRADE ran THE ssAsou.
o PROVE w
HAT A FINE STOCK WE HAVE 0N
wiLL
TRIAL
HISTORY OF NORWALK.
COME AND BE CONVINCED.
———-—~w
. “‘00—“ --. _.
”15.171310” CLOAK 85
THE BIGGEST SALE OF SHIRT WAIST SUITS AND WAISTS IN THE
SUIT HOUSE
ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST GO.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST LINE OF WAISTS IN THE NORWALKS.
WAISTS, FORMER PRICE. $1.50, NOW .............. , ............. 75c
WAISTS, FORMER PRICE. $2.00, NOW ......................... 98¢
WAISTB, FORMER PRICE, $2.50. NOW ........................... $1.19
WAISTS, FORMER PRICE, $3.50, NOW ........................... $1.48
WAISTS, FORMER PRICE, $4.00, NOW . ..... “.98
SEVERAL SMALL LOTS TO CLOSE OUT AT LESS THAN COST.
. .7323“? 4—— _
flier-L7
O R STOCK
\ ,
CANNOT
33 South Main Street. South Norwaik.
OUI PRICES
i
I; y. . t
,3! BEA-r
9% 50..
58 Water St.
“I
a
curiae-calm
L.
u a u .i- ~wm~fl‘
W‘ «twa‘ti-ofiie‘acwint
“in,“ I‘ .
‘1 “VAT,
1 e
SHEFFIELD 'sonsu'nrto sci-loot.
to! VALI UNIVIIIIV_!’
himmt‘itreouujm 39¢ '19“
".Ihe‘ new”; Smith to. ,
lieu linen, Conn.
i
{have “Eerie A "thorough” fountfi‘fi‘om
of you; """LOLL'I POPS” pnreiuud on open artist.)
“humus-mm. to and the plight.“ ‘traod
of on! liar-£01 or motion. substance.
”(can “101",,
v
\ . ...
“we
,a‘
1.2R
orig. After being severely handled
Davis was tuition in the sixth, while
MrCuboiastediotheoud oi the eighth.
Damion finished up and struck out two
mun, with one scratch hit against him.
The bailing 01' Finn, who got {our
sate onos. including it home run. 11ml
of Bliple. who got. three hits. was 1‘0
inarkublo. MoCorniit-k‘s overthrow
in the nixih lot in three runs. The
score by innings:
‘ R. H. E.
N. 1.011. 010 0 0 ii 0 4 0—-ll'15 3
iloiyolto 10 0 ti ‘1. t) 0 ll 0- 3 9 :I
liiiilorivu: Mt‘iAlllgiliiil uiid llit‘d lil'lii
Kt‘nnv: linvis, McCiiIlt‘. ilnunou nini
Shinrel. ..
Meride‘n Takes Two.
MERIDEN, Adguut 3.~Mi‘3rliion took
both photos In Ilio'doiihit‘riit-ndui' ironi
Norwirli hero ydnioi‘duy. winning tho
ilrui 3 i0 ii and tho noooutl 6 to ii. The
first game was it piit-hcru‘ hitiliu Iii"
th‘t‘il Kurtis and Mrimtn. In which
Kurtis hnd tho host of the argument,
nllowinir Norwich but 0110 uinglr.
Wade, the first. mun up. limiting thin.
in the second game thi’i‘lllnil hold Nor-
wich unlii tho i-Igiiih inning without
giving them it hit. in tho iiinih Nor.
wit'h lintl 1t halting rally and rhino nrnr
winning out. Norwich went for iiiioon
consecutive innings without making a
safe hit. Both tpniiis pliiyod good
hall. The scores liy innings:
First game:
‘ R. H. E.
Mormon (i (l o o o o 2 0 x~~2 ti 2
Norwich 0 ll H il 0 ti ll tl ii~~0 i 3
litiitoi'ios: Kurtis and ’i‘hnckrru; Mr»
[Mm iiiiti llntinuvr.
St‘tftliiti gunn':
R. ii. iii.
Mormon ii in u 2 0 '3 2 ll x~—-ti It It
Norwich i ti o o o (i 0 ti 4 «=5 5 3
Rfliii'l‘it‘S: I“tii'(‘"illn tutti 'I‘iuickvrn:
I’ilii'il and “l‘Iilill‘S.
National League.
Ai Pillsbury:
R. ll. l4.
Now York 1 u o 0 o i ti 0 i-wzl 9 ii
i'lilshni-g 0 0 ti o o i ii ii 0.4 7 :5
iiiliit‘l'li‘h". liutiivwson and Bowen
.lliilll; l'hiilipin- niui l’t-iiz.
AI Chicago:
R. H. ii.
liosion i ll il 0 n o n (i II n :iwi ii 11
Chi. ti ti 0 11 ll 0 ii i it it '3. <3 it :5
lluiiui'it-u: Young and Moran; lloui-
hairli tutti Kliliu.
“I St. Louis:
it. ii. ll).
l'liiln. (i Ii 0 L' 0 i i ii 0., i ii ti
St. Louis 2 n 0 il 0 o i) ii (iv—9:1 -i 3
Baiiorios: I’Iiiiiigoi‘ and Doom;
iii'ou'u uiid tirndy.
AI. Ciiittinnnii:
R. ii. iii.
Cincinnati
12010112000602415 2
Brooklyn
Oti0102000000i—7iii t!
Ballot-Inn: Ewing and Street; McIn-
tyre nnti Bvrgt-n and Riltcr.
-_.....l’~—-—-—
9 ‘ American League.
At. ‘l’hiindoipliin:
Ii. II. It}.
l’iillil. ‘3 ll 2 i) ii I) ll ll x~4 ll 2
iflilt'ngo 3 ti o i) ti 0 t) 0 Ilm-Il 4 i
Built-rim: Wutitioli and Sclirccli;
Uivcn, I’lliit'l‘h‘ull Mill Sullivan.
J“ New York:
11. ii. it}.
New York ti o :3 (l i i ii 0 iimi 12 l
Clovoiuntl 2 ti o it i 0 ii (i ilwii ii i
Iiiiiivi'Ius: t'lioi-iln‘o and Mttiiliii'e;
llmioliuo and ituoiow.
At Bunion, illrat game):
it. ll. P).
lionlon 2 0 ‘J 0 0 0 ii 0 it~4 8, 0
Bit imnin o 0 ii i o 0 0 i own it 2
iiuiiorlou: Yon‘ng and Crlgor; Sud-
huff tind Roth.
Second gamut
J‘ 10110,?
L‘iollow‘ iii hoteliers succincuip
_ m-
9 n- 21031000101“..an-
Britt portion 0, 0112 Oil-+510 3111131 9 ‘ ~ , ~ “9' W“ ”Y
. ~ , ... ,. SII’OW worst: detarmhwd to
N' m “ ° ”3 1 ° 0 0 ° 1 5 2 irr‘litmirn nurturing. They were
it. u. n. '
lit .. . on. o
Neglect. 9 ‘
.leaartnt denser or kidney ~ir0u~
bias is that they get a limit hold hcioro
thevsutlaror recognises them. ’ “Kaolin
wwuully undermined. Backwhe.
nervousness. lameness.
mum. lumbaro. urinary troubles.
ropsy, dialioicii antiwiiirightfp d ‘ .9
neglect. out titan .0.
days WI . the ‘eoiflalir think
tly, Donuts.» KIIIIIW" pills,‘
it h N ‘
i know i had liiiiaoy complaint tor
well apokoii of by both ciiirioiui 11nd
licwupiipt-ru. no i prorui‘od a. 1101: iii
Piaisted'u Pharmacy nod’toolt them its
directed. i found them on exccliimt
remedy. Theft-tired 010." ‘l‘ =:
For nulo by all tionicrs. Price 50
count. 'Wflldf—Mllbllrn (in “Buffalo.
N. in. solo agents for tho United
Station. " ' ‘
Remember the uuiiio-rboui19r—veflil
take no other.
i
,v
League.
standing in National
' Won. Lost. 11.0.
New York, 69 25 .734
i’iitshurg. . 58 35 .624
Philndoipilln, I35 33 .591
Chloairo. 53 42 1158
Cincinnati. 47 48 .489
St. Louis, 315 61 .371
Boston, 31 till .323
Brooklyn. 28 63 .308
Standing in American League. .
Won. bout. 1’1).
Philadelphia. 51 36 .Edlii
Cievulnnd, 5: ii? .590
Chicago 50 35 .538
New York, 41 it .500
Detroit, 43 45 .489
Boston. 4i 43 .488
Washington, 33 54 .379
St. Louis, 32 1'14 .272
HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.
Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually ctnistipaiod.
Oi'ino laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver itntl bowels and matures the
natural action of tho bowels. Orinn
iJixntivo Fruit Syrup does not nause-
nie 0r grim; and is mild and pleasant
I0 iako. ’iiotnuo substitutes. Sold at
I’lniuluti‘s Drug Store. “
”a.” .._
LOOMIS NOT A SUICIDE.
Overdose of Morphine Taken to Re-
lieve Neuralglc Attack.
NEW HAVEN. August 3.»Will
Iaotlliiili. i’oriuorly business ninuiiizvr til
the i-iartiord Sunday t‘iioiie, died in
(iron: hospital. yesterdayafternoon, as
the result of tin ovordoso of morphiiir.
Mr. hoomls registered at the Globe
hoio] curly youiordny morning as ".I.
ll. howls, Wort-ester. Maria." and in
ihP afternoon. after several vain rit-
tempts hnd hcon made to summon hiiu
the door or his room was broken open.
and he was found in u dying condi-
tion. He was hurried to Grace hospi-
tal. but he died about the middle of
tho afternoon. Ail Invostigation Into
the team is hiring conductod by Medical
Examiner iiariiott.
Nour Mr. IAlnlllIS at tho limo he
was found was a hoitlo that had cou‘
tninod morphine. and ii. is prostimod
that while suffering from no aitnck
of nonmlgin, with which he wns iii-
iiit-icd. ho took an tivordoso. of tho
drug. 'l‘lic suicido tlioory was ad
voncod, but by i‘rionds of Mr. immuis
ii Is not iwliovod ihai ho took his life
intonliomilly.
At first tho Irioniity of Mr. Illillllis
war not known, and ii n'its liollorod
that tho union of tho dt‘nd man was
that which appt-urmi on tho Iiottil I‘M!-
isior. IAIH‘ in tho afternoon Henry
lmoiiiiu. idonllliod Ma 11011 in tlir- hos-
pital. ilio idoiiiilii'uiion luring inndr
t'iilllllltlif-I by tho numv on ll sinnli
mouioi'ainium. Ml‘. Loomis looms il
\in’o.
Mr. lmmiu was ill ,vonru old and
tormorly was conducted with tho
\Vorrosirr. Mans. 'i‘t-loitram. and the
Now iinvun Union. Ho came to linrt-
turd niioiit livo yi-nrn ago and was
('ollnoriod with the Globe. lint It‘ft
illni. pnpor liimut his: works ago.
For ilu- past month he had boon
staying with his iiiiitor iii. (loony Boat-ii.
n auiuinoring place near New Huron.
and tor umm- time had not boon to
tho host of health.
Mr. Loomia's Ii‘lihPi‘ is principnl of
tho Dixweli iivcimo public school of
this oily. and he has taken charge oi‘
tho body of his 1100. ii iii oxpociod
that tho tunorni will no in this city.
Mr. Loomis was at tho lime or his
tit-nth. nonior wnrdrn of St. John's
lodge, i". and A. lit. oi‘ Hurtiord.
BTOP THAT COLD.
.r it may result in pneumonia. Bra
/.l|Iim linim iii ill’t‘ilkilll up cold: when
over tried. almost without exception.
to, all. (500 and 11.00 bottles. The Clif-
iorii. Baxter: and Pleimted'l. ”
GOV. VAHDA‘MAN INVESTIGATES.
JACKBUN, Mina. Anionn 2.~~‘iitrver-
nor Varda'nnn Iurl horn today for tho
iiiilt' count in mnko ii rigid Invnuilgn-
lion of tho i'nuininiiti from (lovmrioi‘
lilnntihnrd. oi lAiulnlniin. ilitii Miaalnai-
mil troops town invndod lmnlaiunn tor.
riiorv and are ”trolling near Lake
Rlxoiotii. '
gun—uni
M
IIOHOP HMOROVI DIAD.
inomia, or this riiy, llio i'olhor of Mr. .
R. H. E. NABHVII.i..ii:./l‘titin.. ‘Aiimiai 3.--Bis~
Boston 0 :l o n o 0 l 0 x-4 7 2 R. K: Hargrove.‘ of that Mothodlal lilo.
3L mm“ 0 0 0 0- 0 2 0 l 9,4, 10 1 iiio‘oiiai Church. died at hiti home here
Batturicn‘. Winter and A'rmbruater; “hm" “m" ”mm“ “’9 “Mm"
Polly and Snudon. m feeble health m" n ”M "fl' i910
‘ ___..._ Was seventyoix your: old. Bishop
At Wunhinglou: Hargrtwo‘ivtiti eluted ll "Mi! m
R. H. m. V11 fiflbiit U‘flIVM >9 1"-
Wash. it) o o 0 010 x-2 3.1 9“ W“ ”I'm” +9 9
Lon-nit 0000100004 691 IWW
~ Batteries: .111 001101: and Klitrrdle;
Killian and Dril .
Connecticut Lea ue standing.
thin. boat.
Htiiyokn. 53 28
Springfield. 37 2
fiddgepori. ii « ii
r‘Hilt‘IIOM. 42 I7
. ,N London, 42 40
iii ridon. 38 g:
Norwich, 39
Wow Haven. :5 87
' £04011:an 1057." .
‘ ThroughvthoiAugusii 8010
one-fifth“*‘i'eiiuctions on Furniture
' ‘ fi‘m WWW Mites: ’
The above applies to all articles iii oiir Furhiturti'Store
With the exceptions of Dining Chairs. Office ‘Deslis and
Office Devices. That means the regular stock and>does not
refer to the immense lines of specifil tit‘ticles Which h'lVe
been listed previously showing prices cut one-third and
one-half. A conspicuous feature of this sale is the re-
markable offering of . ‘ ‘ , r. i 5,1 ' ..
. . ‘
Bedroom Furniture.
Mahogany llcri and Drcsscr, valiic $l74.00i0r $100.00
Oak IIt'ti, Ul‘t‘fifit'l‘, & 'i‘oilct 'i'ahic, v:1|tic$i30.00 i01$ 75.00
Maple lied, Dresser & Ciiiiiouicr, value $103.50 i0r$ 80.00
Ash lied and Uri-snot, satin Iiiiil-iil, value$ 37.50i0r$ 25.00
(ink Dresser and Cliifionicr, Viiliit1$80.(x1i0r$ 60.00
iiii'cli Drcsst-r tinti Chiiionicr, gvuiuctfa 80.00i0r$ 60.00
Mahogany Toilet Tables. .
Value $54.00 for $37.50 Value $24.00 for $15.00
Value $25.50 for $17.50 Value $19.25 for $13.50
Value $18.75 for $20.00 Value $10.00 for $10.00
Mahogany Chifioniers.
Value $28.75 for $50.00 Value $44.00 for $35.00
Value $44.00 for $35.00 Value $28.75 for $20.00
Oak Dressers. ‘ ..~ “
Valui- $28.00 for $21.50 .. Vuliic $18.50 for $x4.‘50
Value $17.50 for $15.00 Value $33.50 for $27.50 ,
Oak Chii‘foniers. : '
\‘ulnc $44-75 for $30.00 \v'ziiuc $57.50 for $35.00 .
Value $55.25 for $22.50 Value $20.50 for $20.00
\t'ninr $38.75 for $22.00 Value $21.50 for $15.00 . 1
Brass and Iron Beds.
$115.00 irnss lit-ti for $55.00 $23.25 Iron Iii-d for $17.50
$40.25 iii‘us‘s “Hi for $40.00 $22.50 iron lit'ti for $15.00
$40.00 Ili'nss lit-d {or $30.00 $20.75 Iron i‘mi for $15.00
$35.25 “11155 lit-ti for $02.00 $11.00 iron lied for $ 8.50
Drawmgroom Carpets.
Sumniiri‘irs vvt-i't‘. tnu‘c iilt‘ Carpets of French royalty.
'I‘Iit'y Iiuw always IlL‘L‘il classed uniting the richest of floor
curt-rings on account of ”W iitic texture and beautiful coi~
things. In our August, Sale \vc ilil\'i,‘ sumc rare oiirrings.
tltitl it‘llgliiS of Siii'onnt-rics, 20 i0 .25 yards, $1.50 grade
$1.00 a yard. - , ',
Wilton Velvet Carpets. " 4 3.
$1.50 grade for $1.25 $1.25 gratin for $1.00
Velvet Carpets. ‘
$1.15 gratin ior 950 000 grade for
' 'Savonneries.
Rt‘g'llilii' $1.50 gratic for $1.35.
Bugs in Carpet Sizes.
Wilton Velvets.
750
She 3.3 x 10,0 i'niut' $30.00 for $25.87
Sin 0 x 1.: \‘iiilit‘ $35.00 for $28.17
Sim 0 .\ 0 \‘iliiit‘ mm {or $16.56
Size 0 x U \‘Zliilt‘ $40.00 for $14.85
Ardalian Rugs. .2
Size 0.0 x 0.0 Vtiillc $19.50 for $6.07
Axminster Rugs. .
Siyr 0 x 12 Viiilli‘ $25.00 im"$ao.41
Him 8.}, x l0.ii \‘iiillt‘ $13.00 for $14.58
Sim 8.3 ‘x 10.0 1111110 $27.50 for $18.62
M Ready; Co.
‘ ' I
THURSDAYS SPECIALS
i LADIEB' WHITE OKIRTO. ‘
BALE PRICEB 39 CENTS TO $2.39. 1
VALUES 50 CENTS TO ”-50. ‘ ‘
LAmw oowua. ;
SALE PRICES 35 CENTS TO 02.35. ‘
VALUII III) GINTI TO ”.60.
LAOIIB’ COR SIT COVERI.
BALI PIIGII 10 GENT! T0 93 CENTS.
VALUE. 16 CINTI TO “.25.
Norwalk Chronicler