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‘ wna'rnan REPORT.
i For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
disht and Tuesday. The disturbance
which was contra over Lake Superior
“rd-hmnlngis now asslns out
0 Si. drones Valley. hovel-s or
Iliunderstorplg. occurred during . the
past ‘24" he” over the northwestern
sections, Ohio and Central Mississippi
Valleys. Amounts of precipitation
over one Inch reported as follows:
Buffalo. 1.74: Halifax, 1.36; Jupiter,
1.52; Oklahoma. 1.16; Philadelphia,
2.74; Cape May, 1.04. The tempera
tures are high in the Southern sec-
tions. .
Misses Anna and Lizzie Shipinan
are visiting in Derby, this week.
Miss Grace Wakelee. of Stratford,
has made a .brief stay in Norwalk.
Miss isabcll Aller left on Thursday
for Maine, for the remainder of the
summer. I
Miss Nettle Pearson, of Bridgeport.
Is visiting relatives and friends in
South Norwalk.
Keep the mosquitos away with Chi.
nose Punk. Koohler'a Instruction
Book, 10c. sold at Coleman‘s.
Ernest Groeschncr has sold his
saloon in Railroad avenue, South Nor-
walk, to Frank Sanders.
Miss Elizabeth Bailey and brother
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. C. S. Shib-
luan, from Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Mrs. Joe Monsoll. of Long Island,
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Williams, of Burritt avenue.
The regular monthly" meeting of
Bricklayers' Union. tonight at 8
o'clock. 38 Main street. South Nor-
Walk.
Mrs. S. M. Aller and daughter Mll-
dred left on Thursday for tho Wliito
Mountains. for the remainder of the
summer. 0
Frank Hathaway, of Crescent 'l‘or<
race, started today on Ills annual vat-a-
tlon. and will go to Boston, to visit
his brother. ,
Miss Bertha Hawkins. of Wtsl Main
street. Is enjoying a visit Ill Nortv'tlk
as the guest of her cousin, Miss Anna
Hawxhurst.
Mrs. John I’. Woodhull, of this city.
was the guest yesterday of Mrs.
George B. Buxion of Norvralkr-Mcr-
Iden Times.
Miss Alice O‘Connell. of liurbailk
street, returned to her duties in New
York today. after spending a two
weeks' vacation here.
Mr. and Mrs. McCann and Miss Me
Cann, from Kingston, 0nt., are the
guests of Colonel and Mrs. Leslie
Smith, Elnlwood avenue.
Miss Sadie Bodwell, stenographcr iii
the ofllco of the LOCRWUOII Manufactur-
Iug (follipauy, is enjoying a three days'
trip to Block Island.
llomor Nichols has rcturnvui to his
homo In llavviow avoniio, after a stay
of several days in the Norwallt Ilospl-
tal. due to an injured hand.
Miss ilraoo Matliowson and Miss .lti~
Ila Allen, of l‘lnticld, (loud, ui'c guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Mathewson. at
their homo In Wost art-lino.
George S, Raymond resumed his po-
sition as bookkoopor at the Control Na-
tional ilanll to-day, having completed
a. two wcoks‘ i‘oslilllr‘frnlil duty.
The regular lill't‘llllil. of Colfax lCii-
campmont. I. t). t). l"., will be held to-
nlght, and will lio followed by the cloc-
tlon of oflircrs and refreshments.
Tho Misses lilohurds. of Chicago.
animal In South Norwulk Saturday
afternoon for it visit with Constable
and Mrs. John .I. Goodwin, of iiuvlltuid
street.
Miss May DI‘IIUIII. bookkoopor for
the Eastoru Underwear (loiiiptiuy, Is
enjoying a vacntlpu. Ilcr place is be-
ing filled by Miss May McKenna. of
llldgcfield.
Frank Finnegan. of llavlland
street. who is rot-unending from his
recent sevoro illness, wont to Ridge-
llcld, today, to still further improve
his condition.
Mrs. Mary It. Wilcox. who has boon
the guest for somo limo of her lirotll-
or. W. F. WilrdWoII, No. 1: Livingston
street. left. lilalurduy for tiliarlostown,
Now Ilampahlro.
Ileiioy Motilitoiiiory resumed his do!
ties as teller at the Falrlleld County
anIn "Blink, this morning. after his
annus vacation. Secretary and
Treasurer Seymour (:urtlo is now on ii
vacation.
Mrs. Thedore i-ltumpf and daugh-
ters Theodora and Matilda. of Brook-
lyn, returned to their home Saturday
after spending two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. William A. (lilmn. of
Lowndeli avenue ‘
Judge of Probate ll. ii. lirmllny, .lr..
of West . gave a dinner to the dole-
ism . ,t probate convention. held
last fa . com lining the towns
Westport and eaten. at the ttorlon
Point house. ‘Thursday.
This Week Specials
' mull moccasin
Plate Beer.
Oéjb.‘
Public width“.
32 South Mam Street-v
cents. Five choice you each. A
~ trial ll rinse howduyitiuto
fforrning virtually an air line between
:thitss cities. have been completed by
“theta?“ dinterests gt Boston. w‘l'bich
c are on operaat “Boston at cm
dklfuddinq pndD-Zcrtal’crfoct lolly caster Street railway. ‘ The moving
. . ”at it», , Ind!) spirit in the enterprise is James F‘.
as in er. 9 pa for 25 .shpw, who carried into effect
plans for the Boston k Worcester. and
inlthin the next {30 days. it construc-
,tion of the new line wil be started”.
The Hartford & Worcester will prac-
I ticaiiy ,be a continuation of the Boston
0. Worcester. It will be hacked and
managed by the same interests, al-
EthOUgh operated’ by a different cor-
‘pornte name.‘ The road will run
through a promising field, which its
promoters believe will assure at the’
goutset financial success. The princi-
pal reason for the projection of the
road is because of the fact. that It will
gfurnlsh the Boston & Worcester with
a tremendous feeding tributary. Al.
.East llrlmiield a direct branch road
:wlll he run to Springfield. The colit-
"plelion of these contlnuntlons will
place the Boston (it Worcester in ill»
‘rccl competition with the New York.
New Haven 8; Ilartford Interests. the
latter having bought up the Spring-
field strcol railways, but. it is believed
have be limit (1 arts with no labor
and littleexpensc. (Order
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W)“ ,t
CONNECTICUT TROLLEYB.
i.’ .1.‘d"".""'., ,.:
How the Network of Thom Is Rapidly
Being Developed. ,
The Hartford Tinted. billing that a
large amount of trolley. construction,
mainly In the form of intertown lines.
is being either prosecuted or projected
in Connecticut this year. ventures the
opinion that ‘It won't be long before
It will be impossible to getnlore than
five miles from a street rallway‘ln this
state." Even as the system of com
plated railways standsnaw, It.would
be a positive revelation to many per-
sons to take a look at the map of the
street railways of the state contained
In the latest report of the railroad
commissioners, says the Middletown
Tribune. The change in the policy of 7 ‘Worcoslcr and the lower fares willq
the Cbnsolidated road from the dis nablo it to meet competition success-
couragenlentl to the acquisition and e . ully-
pailsion of trolley systems has helped Work would have begun on the con-
greatly to increase their mileage, pres- struction of the. roads sooner. but
out and prospective, ,in,tlie state. It there was a delay about, the amend-
would not be surprising to find it dou most. of the charter of the Stafford
bled within five yearsrand to ‘liud ,Spriiigs Street Railway company, a
that every village In lilo common short. hilt extremely important link in
wealth has been afforded facilities of the route holwcen the two cities. This
communication of , which it never amondnionl having been passed by the
dreamed ten years ago.
The general agreement of belief is
that this possible consummation is ont-
dcvoutly to he wished. The trolley Is
welcomed everywhere. 'l‘owiis may.
perhaps, in senioiustanccs, give up to
it. the right of their streets with a
roadiness which they will regret later,
but. its Vehicles are no more danger—
ous on the public highways than are
sortie automobiles. and at most lilo
generosity will be a matter for only
temporary regret. For the trolloy
brings litany advantages. It may be
classed with the rural free delivery
and cheap telephone service iii the ro-
goiicrtition of the country towns of.
Connecticut. The whole alalo is by
It brought closer together, the dark
corners are lightened, the formerly in
acct-saline placos'aro roachod. The
state- oan alford to welcome and on-
courage the expansion of the trolley.
to. on over some weeks ago.
be original survey, which is 23
milos sllortor than tho steam road, will
be, followed in a general way. the dis-
tance probably being about 60 “HIGH.
Work will begin simultaneously on
both ends as wall as In the contor,
and .Iamos I". Shaw expects that tho
ropd will ho ready for operation early
Ilrtlle spring of I907. '
Going woat front Worcoslor the new
line will run llirouuh Sponoor and thou
largely nvor orivato riulil of way to
East Brimfiold. whore the Springfield
branch turns off. the main lino oonliu
ulna almost straight to Hartford.
through Morison. 'l‘lic engineerlult
palriios are now in the field, busy with
the surveys, The cost of the system
will not ho for from $3,000,000 lil-
lhough tho nominal capital of tho
llartford & Worcester is $300,000. Tho.
furo from Worcester to Hartford will
ho probably ill) cents, though the pros
out. rate on the steam road is $1.75. The
running time will be llll‘t‘o hours
against the two of the steam road.
The through rate from Boston to Harl-
ford will bo about $1.30. with five
hours running schedule.
A running axrtmlllt‘lll oxisls botwoon
Alho. lloston & Worcester and Worocs
tor Consolidated Street Railway oom-
pttliios whereby the cars of tho fOl'lllt‘l'
and tho Hartford & \Vol't'ostt-r will llt‘
lilkou olcr the tracks of the Council
dated. the crews of the latter company
taking the cars at Lake Quin ‘lnamond
and running them out of tho city to
Spencer, whero the Hartford cars will
ontcr upon .a private right of way.
Most of tho route In over privato right,
of. way. as iii the case of the Boston a
Worcester.
CURED HAY FEVER AND SUMMER
COLD.
A. .l. Nushaum, Batcsvlllo, Indiana.
writes: "Last yoarl suffered for
three months with a summer onld so
distressing that it interfered with thy
business. 1 had many of the symp-
toms of hay fever, and a doctor's pres-
cription did not reach my case. and I
took several medicines which seemed
to only aggramite my case. Fortu-
nately I lnsislod upon havlnr.r Foley‘s
Honey and TM and It quickly cured
me. My wife has since used Foley's
Honey and Tar with the same suc-
cess." Sold at, Piaisted's Drill;
Store. . ”
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Record).
Contract Awarded.
Tile contract has been awarded to
A~ J. Donilolly to erect a brick billid‘
ing on l-laullllon avenue for Frank
Immongolll. It will be three stories
high, 40 x 02 foot, with tin roof and
will be heated by steam. There will
be six tenements, two with five rooms
and bath and four withsix rooms and
bath oat-ll. and will have all modern
convoniolioos. The cost will lio about
310.000. Tile plans were drawn by
Art-.Iiilcot Ferris S. Morollousc.
‘ Planning Residence.
Architect Warren It. firings, of
Bridgeport. In preparing plans anti
specifications for a line new residence
to be erected on Wont avenue for
Christian Swartz. It is to be of frame
construction, of old colonial design.
with hardwood finish, mantols and tire-
places, modorn heating and plumbing
systems and all modern conveniences.
Double House Started.
W. lt‘. White has started work on the
second double house .to be erected on
Winfield strcot, East Norwullt. for
Winfield S. Hartford. it will ho of
frame construction, with hot air bots
and all modern convcnlouceti. W. .
Beers has the contract for the mason
work.
The contract for the plumbing has
becaawarded to John '1‘. Grollllii for
the new machine shop now being
erected by Leslie Gambia oh Seavlew
avenue, East Norwalk, for Edwml it.
Robertson.
, DANGEROUS AND UNCERTAIN.
F'or sunburn, letter and all skin and
scalp diseases. DeWilt‘s Witch liaiiel
Salvo hits no equal. It In It certain
cure for blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding pill-it. it will..draw,the
fire out of a burn and heal without
leaving a scar. ltollit, old stores. can
hllnolcs, etc. are quickly cured by the
use of the genuine ilertl's Witch lla-
zel salvo. " Accept no substitute as
they "0 0 9" dangerous and “m‘i‘f‘ quire It Without helm a burden on on
tsln. 50” by The Clifford PM?” are able to malts good use of it. flu
mscy. ” all the professions are now overcrowd-
oil by people of mpdiocro ability who
could use their in cuts in far better
ndvantugo lift tillers oi the soil. Blit-
pcrlonco shows its that. there are thou-
sands of college brad men and woman
iiiifft‘f‘lnlt from, _. to employment,
who. had they’rece tell an industrial
education. would no, centented men
and women doing their part In the
world's work, Instead-of leading lives
of educated unrest. envious because
of a lack of chance to lead the limo
...ey were educated for.
._ W...”
PLEASANTLY EFFECTIVE.
Never to tho way, no trouble to our.
ry. easy to take, pleasant and nowr
failing in results are lioWltt‘s I’lltlo
Early lUsors. 'l‘hoso famous iilllo
pills are a certain mitiraiitot- against
liondncho. hilllousnoss, Iorpld Ilvor and
fill of tho Ills resulting from constipa-
tion. Thoy toiilco and slroiiuthoil llio
liver. t‘uro .luunlllcc. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. ."
CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD.
'l‘llat girls should be taught simple
cooking. sewing and household econ
optics and boys to use of tho plans.
rule and mortar board as well as no
Iltit'al occnoilmy, are some of tho otlu-
cational Ideas holdhy Mrs. Emma Ers-
kine Hallo. who last week at a session
of tho Stamford ltltrtil Association an
trounced llcr candidacy for the School
Coinnl It too.
In England. whore Mrs. Hahn was
born, It. Is customary to announce
one‘g candidacy for an office, and that
iswhy she seized the opportunity last
week at the rural congress to "free
her home." .
The announcement was received
with enthusiasm by the members who
have. learned of Mrs. Hahn's executIVo
ability through her work for tho ru-
ral association since Its inception. and
who are In accord with many of her
educational theories.
Lino. litany women In this city Mrs
llnliti holds Ilitt‘lduti VH‘WH on the val-
uo of Industrial odm-uliou. Wilt-n
seen by a 'I‘l‘lbuno. rcprosontntivo ut
ho‘r suburban home in i-itliniford she
so it:
tiiioof the greatest iioinantls of the
hour Isfqr Industrial education. and l
hollow that In It llou the only cure
for socialism. poverty and crime.
t‘oilegr odiirnllon Is It good thing for
those who really wish It and can lie-
m m-..
ElOHTY-ONE YEARS OLD.
In honor of his 71st birthday has
rid P. Rhoades, of titratford. enter-
tained a party of it with a shore din-
ner at Minor Smith’s Saturday. The
party was composed of his children
it grandchildren. 'i‘hey sat down to
d liner at. 2 o’clock. Mr. Rhoades in
In good health and very active and
alert he being well preserved for one
of his years. He is one of the oldest
residents In Stratford, having lived
there for the st 43 renra- Mr "Lain fully aware. however. that re-
attention is it ire of Milford anti {oi-iii .111 silicon: evils lllllli pro roan
was for a hunt or of years connected ‘ l. o he
s 0wa and ...at no real r
obtained by revolut onary woods.
“i would Ipplltl to such ilboriil men
as Carnegie, who gives libraries for
W“ , , ":30 312:0 h are flirteto‘mad; to
f . ., «1 . ll , xves en‘m Ont! to
*1 that ribs? Nmfismlnd It eV- coils.“ that'lio not lack no means to
mtii no also failed to more you. Try carry on their legitimate worth-to as
occurs clam-lit. ho future there. instills .uuuslml schools Mid alricul-
so costs. at any drill store. rural colitis». and tour help in iir ii
in; about a healthier. happier lilti a -
with the New York Tribune when Her.
ace Orsoloymas the editor. Grand
Juror Rhoades, at Stratford. lit one a
his children.
home men do rt ht only because
the ‘
the more direct route of the Hartford .
Connecticut legislature. the road was
‘ ‘ , ‘ J "You- 0 e ' to many and
fifltfifli hrisht.’l [he ugh] complaininuli’. "a
d . regular‘frny “sunshine. What has.
., change you I ‘ ‘ ' « ‘
“Yas.'., re led ,sll‘d.‘ ' "i suppose i
am whlit all t be termed‘an spray of
sunshine, but it Is Your constantly
coming home cross, that has spoiled.
my cheerfuiness."
"Whatilfmpyxelalmed he ansrily, “if
It is a woman's When to dispel her
husband’sgldom. lsut It the htishandfg
business to furnish kbmdthinsrter‘hsr
to dispel?" ‘
And he strode angrily away to his
work grumbling at. the unreasonable-
ness of womanltind *Baltlmore Amer»
, . . ,.
., The
, Kind You Have Always Bought. and which in» lieu
who»...
I" EINOINEI.
The .Oiitirralmié England railway
.ypstsrnay. ran a tentatraln consistln
to. o
in
he .. ghost. it‘ll ‘ to is
ggiti investor W listed, to ascertain‘
‘ w many cars one engine could haul
up the heavy grade between ‘Wlnsted
Summit at” Norfolk. Seven
, *9 detached are the loco-
motl > ' ' ‘
thwnsfdecidad til
1 i‘lford
at o , numb is can-
able of drawing 33 empties up the
heavy grade. .
Superintendent lletlden and Master
Mg: hauls Stewart witnessed the test.
Fin nutrition kit» as tn‘tzhe cab.
in use forever 80 years. has home the signature of
' "’ » and has .beenmadounder Illa pet-i
sons] supervision since its infancy.
. o . . - Whoonetodaeeiva yonfnrthis.
All Connteri’eits. Imitation and “ Joshua-good" are but:
Experiments that. trifle with and endanger the health of
Mats and Children-Experience: against Experiment.
‘what'lépAsroatA ~
Castor-la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
nerid, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
It; is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It; destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
(lotto. , It; relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
and Flatulency.
It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowds, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Pameaf'rheyltlollier’s Friend,
cartel/us ‘CLASTORl A “wave
- 'llit iliiiti You line
In Use For Over 30 Years.
gum balm n hump m..nmvmm
ON
THE
SOUND
ion
Beautho Signature of ~
u,"
Always Blight ,
as
POINT
NATURE'S
WONDER-
LAND
MANAGEMENT OF A. J. SMITH AND JAMES 8. KELLY.
L. -M. RICH, AMUSEMENT DIRECTOR.
THURSDAY. AUG. 10, 3:30 P. M.
(It Stormy Next Fair Day).
First Grand Annual
BABY SHOW
and -
Decorated Baby Carriage Parade.
$150.00 in Handsornc Prisca—$159.00.
First Prize to Handsomcot Baby.
WHEELER' 0. w'lLsoo sawmo
MACHINE. VALUE $65.00.
lZ—BEAUTIFUL PRIZES—42
Erilry Blanks can be secured at The
Clifford. Baxter”: and Plalstod'l Phar-
macies, and from any stand at Retort
Point. Special can will take car-
riages of contestants to and from Rot-
on Point free of charge. Full Brass
Band. Transportation for 10.000 peo-
ple. Watch daily papers for particu-
tars.
FREE—VAUDEVILLE—FREE
Daily at 3:30 and 8:30 p. m.
From Keith's and Proctor'a Circuits.
FRIDAY EVE. AUG. 11.
WHITE DRESS CARNIVAL.
PRIZE WALTZINC CONTEST
at tile
DANCING PAVILION.
SHORE DINNERS, CLAMBAKES,
ETC. A SPECIALTY, AT POPU‘
LAR PRICES.
BASEBALL GAMES EVERY SATUR-
DAY.
BEST TEAMS IN THE STATE.
Telephone Call. 395.2.
Enormous tppctitcs to feed
thorc must ho, judging by the pro-
portions our orders have assumed this
summer. We iiro always busy, licrnuso
people in South Norwulk that know
what good meals are know where to
find thoin at a low price. We will
send you homo a steak. roast or chop
lit for the mold fastidious t‘rllit'. if
you lcilvo your order.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob achaub.
22 WachlngtOn Strut. .. Phone 322.:
’ $1.95.
Waters, HairLPrlce
. looking at, Good furniture
to a pleasure to all who are interested
In beautifying the homo.
ACCEPT AN lNVITATlON
to call and no our odorless.
w. would especially like you to on
our “CONN"; that we are «lilo? for
We have I nicely poichod
Oak Hooker with cobble out. and also
it ‘mtml Rocker with full roll arm
and back. at this price.
it. J. LANGWINE d SON.
Cash or Credit. m Washington It.
Ill order to make room for new fall goods, we will close out bal-
ance of Walrus at half price.
use SILK AND VELVET WAIBTS. .
34.00 91th WAISTS
$2.00 NUNS‘VEILING WAISTS
”Jase
..........$l.9li
95c
60c
l..¢i.ln..-
$1.“, AND Sago LAWN WAISTS .............
N. at RYAN,
or condition of t s union the mass-
tlloymloooow , .todowronh. In." W _ g , .,
, 06 WASHINGTON 8'12,
.i
soars activities ,
ocomotive andzittl clnpty‘cat". ,_
oi,‘ the ondo L type in trails-
l .. , u .9“.
we. ' ,t'\ 1
SOUTH NORWALK’S G
\l
u
REAT
scam FOR still! unknown pursuits. .
Here’s all Batch of
SEASONABLE BARGAINS.
They call for your prompt luvostlgation. Most of them are the season‘s
goes to you.
THIN SUMMER UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN.
The ballirilillan sorts, lost the kind
of lllldorwoai' you arrI looking for at
this time of year. and Illt‘. cost Is very
light. » ,
Men's cxtra good quality long or
short sleeve shirts, double scaled and
suspendor taped drawers, at 25c per
‘ garment. “
Men's Egyptian halbriggau shirts.
with long or short sleeves. the draw-
ers with double seat. and suspeudcr
tapes, at 39c per garment. ‘
Men's French ballirlggan shirts with
long or short alcoves, the drawers
with extra large double seat, extension
waist band and suspcndci‘ tapes, at
50o, per garment.
SOME DAINTY WASH WAISTB
FOR YOU.
Here are several lots of cool white
as to out. and price very much to your
liking.
. Ladles' black and while
lawn shirt waists. all sizes. at 50c.
. Ladlos‘ white shirt. waists, tucked
front and back, at 69c.
Ladios' white lawn
embroidery fronts,
98c.
Ladios'. while lawn shirt waists.
looked and hemstitched, extra good
lawn at 31.50. '
shirt waists,
tucked backs. at.
THE LITTL E MOTIONS.
liusilnl: cotton. “do a small.
Safety plus, all sizes, so a papor.
Hooks and eyes. all sizes. in- a card.
l'om‘l buttons, So a dozen. ,
llonc hair plus. 5o. a dozen. - ‘.
Black linen finish tllrontl, 2o a Spool.
l,.atllos' white duck wash belts, 5c each.
83-85 Washington Street.
FOR You, GIRLS! 3/
. WHITE CANVAS SHOES.
75c
" WHITE CANVAS SLIPPERS.
75c
Olsen’s Shoe Store,
L
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*-
mi-ltaquiIiR-rtns FOR
Souvenir Postal Cards and Albums
Also a full line of Souvenir Shell Goods.
Ladies' Leather Hand Bags at a 10 per cent. reduction.
Water Wings, that keep you above water.
WE NOW HAVE IT.
No more sharp edges or torn laundry. Have your work done by a hand
laundry. We are agents'for the Star All Hand Laundry. -
F. J NELSON. '
76 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
M
other selfish}. Ever ammo
WHITE LAWN WAISTS, AT 080. WORTH 31.98. ‘
Children's drones. 15c. up. Hats. which have been $1.25, new at 090.
Trimmed Hats sold for less than cost. Flowers almost given away. Also a
rite. tins of Skirts. made in the latest style. from dim-up.
Call and convince yourself before buying elsewhere. We guarantee pub
fact fit at the
., The ., Fair Cloak and Fur "Store...
to wast-littered erase-r.
Clearance Sale
Of Trimmed Millinery.
All imlrlnimod Straw lists. like, dilc and 750. ,'Children'o Mull Bonnets
and Washable lists. Ladies' Duck flats In till the latest styles.
8.18. TILLOTSON. -
u WAIHINOTON 6mm tours soawhtk. cons.
l o 2 ‘ ‘ 0'
[ill Still-iiiiii August Salli ii lililllllll
. c
Extends to the peoplo of The Norwaiks the opportunity to secure
Monitors at pricrs- rolu 1.5 to so not cool. lower than any other time
in the year. These reductions we invite you to take advantage of.
A low of the specials we are oficring this week:
$30.00 for 055.00 5 piece Parlor Suite.
. 50.00 for $70.00 5 place Parlor Suite.
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