cos, a Yard.
. , maze-tam.
1 ram mu Ilsolt.
' Cl and 41 in”; Wasn’t: n Strut.
i
win... * . . “tr...
.22». e
.
wmrswreat
T,» Irv ”2
shank in. .. o .. than
Midnight fimflfifiha lat
lilo;- Not-walk sag (gliniih'! a?! poop .h ave too much Pspsla and not
can it t it 2 ’ v.2 easing, another ,.
to a all 39.... rhsngmggtrfl this ‘ -2
morning in South Dakota and Minneso-
ta. but the barometric gradient is of
dmali amount over the entire coun-
sry east of. the Rockies. Thunder-
torms were rspbrtdd-dbrlng the pal‘t
twelve hours in the Upper Mississippi
Valley and the South Atlantic coast.
There has been no material change in
temperature during the past twenty-
tOur hours.
Als‘ian‘der H. Taylor. of
is quite seriously ill.
Emanuel Palmer is seriously ill at
his home. Sound View Terrace.
Miss Nan Pierson, of Bridgeport, is
the guest of Miss Elia McMahon, of
South Norwalk. ‘ ‘
Miss Dora Barnum, of Dunbury. is
visiting her sister.‘Mrs. Edward Beers.
of Lowe street. ‘ -
Attorney Celine H. Vosburgh went
to Yalesville. today, on‘ a‘ matter of
business.
Deputy Sheriff Sculley and “family
returned today'frbm": visit to Town-
ors, N. Y.
Russell Hilton. of New York. is via-
iting his cousin, Louis Warden, of
Ann street.
_ Miss Mildred St. George, of Ray-
mond Brothers' office, is on her annual
Vacation. '
Uncas Tribe. No. 26. improved Or»
tier of Red Men. will hold a regular
meeting tonight.
George Hunter, special delivery
clerk in the South Norwaik post-office.
is taking a vacation.
Miss Katherine Stabi, of 18 Lake
avenue. Danbury, is spending the work
with friends in Norwaik.
A large Sunday school from Port
Chester came" to‘ltoton Point today by
trolley for their annual picnic.
Edward Botsford. formerly of Nor-
‘ walk, but who is now located in Brook—
lyn, was a visitor in town Sunday. .
Harry J. Bracken. clerk at the store
of William L. Olsen, the shoeiealcr.
began a couple of weeks’ vacation yes-
terday.
Mrs. Brett and son and Mrs. Jsc-
obs and son, of New York, are visit-
ing“Ml‘. and Mrs. J. Mayors, of West
street.
6. S. North Will be absent from
his studio the remainder of this week,
attending the national photographic
convention at Boston.
, Mrs. Emma Snifi'en and Miss Luis
M.‘ Shifted, of 14! Main street, Dan-
bury, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Thomas, in Norwaik.
Lowe street.
Mr. Deming saw thc'advertisemcnt '
of Herman Quitt‘nor‘s lost monkey in
The Sentinel. last. night, and has re-
turned the animal to the owner.
Alfred Hodshon, of Lowe street. has
returned home from a two weeks' vis-
it with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Mottram. of [song island.
Fred W. Thompson, bookkeeper at
the ofiice of the Hubbeli, Hail and
Randall Lumber Company, Water
street, Norwallt, is enjoying his annual
.vacatlon.
Tomorrow will be a fast day among
the Hebrews. The Hebrew title of the
day is 'l‘isllue noon! and it is in com»
mémoration of the taking of the teth-
pie from Jerusalem.
i‘lrst Lieutenant JOhn T. Kennedy.
past assistant surgeon, United States
Navy, and a former physician in South
Norwslk. stopped in town Saturday
evening. on his way from Maine to
Pensacola. Florida.
Miss liilda Schnell. of Roton Hill,
who went to Chicago a shert time ago,
to reside with her uncle, writes friends
In South Norwalk that. she arrived
safely and is very pleasantly situated.
She wishes to be remembered to her
friends here. . , . .
The summary process case agsl t
Mrs. Martin B. Harland brought“
cmmtlan S. Youngs. of New York
city. before Justice of the Peace Wil-
wl m“0.i Stork. yesterday. was won by
t 9“ tuition by defendant. Attorn
his ellsr appeared forlthe plaintiv.
'Thehloii'owing item appeared in the
London edition of the New York Her.
aid recently, and may be of local ln-.
terest; “General and Mrs. Russell
Milt; of New York, arrived» at- Olso-
idgsla Hotel, London. yesterday. from
t e country, and are leaving in a few
garnishment." '
545‘ '0; ’efidi). (layer. of Low; street.
that! ‘ ' a2 contract with De Cora
va & Alien as property man and
electrician for their big production.
Shadow Behind the Throne. This -.
one of the largest productions that wnl
leave New. York this season. Mr.
(layer will leave who/n ltheklafm our;
usttooto ew or orw.
at A“. g The show will or» '
weeks‘ rehearsal.
on in September at the Murray Hll
, est , pow York city. ,
regattt‘sw
PRBII AND MINES
- an unrepentant
. if you are too loss-tho fatproduclng foods
‘bwsaton.
‘13,:ng 1st: ammonites and
.. . 4,. .
DYspepsid Cure
contains all ths'W luiooi'that are
found in a healthy stomach. and in
motly ”those proportions necessary to
snabls the stomach and d ,stivs organs
hflOflfi-WWdlgsds_, , thaws!
Kodol Ismot- oldies perfect
digsstsnt, but his s reconstructive. tis-
sue trig'tordo as well.‘ Kodol cum
2 ' Dlyspopsls. Sdur Stomach.
Hos. burn. Pa pitstlon of tho Heart a
Constipation. You will like it.
Digests Whatl‘Youé fiat
am. the stqutaoh. rebuilds tho
tissues and gives firm floor
rw
. ' . . " at the Lab—
“lam-wits
so». 0 libs. .
2,. sons». sv
rtrrthrtroso' timer.
on...“
....
A MEDLEY OF FUN.
l
Steeplechase Park at Steeplechase is
land. Bridgeport Better Th an
' . Medic no. ,
George C. Tilyou has in In 2 Steeple.
chase .Barlat Bridgeport,» 2esur}
within a resort. it is an attliii’ii‘fll ox.
position building enclosing s when.
Steeplechase race course an. lulu. a.
score of up~to~date amusem-ui ‘l.
lures, all of which are free slit-r .12‘1
mission ticket. costing ten cents. it- a",
cured. Among its many aitrnt lions do,
the marvelous Chinese Waltzing Mtg...
the great Funny Stairs slob ore...
body tries to climb, the mi. 5
ing Laughing Gallery. the or
slide on the Helter Shelter. 9 .
erihg Down and Out, the Mo
agerle which is equal to ho
proverbial box of meal-1 vs
ing Barrel of love. tl-~ Cain ...,
Winds or Lovers‘ Lam the at Loni.
exposition in miniatwv. the mun“.
hall illusion. the imp .‘teti Mu (laif
fornla Brick Hats (w)... it go all émson
without eating‘or d2 luring) 2‘ind ..m
era. The horses wl h (’SI'l‘y H“, ...;
ers. numbering 12 0f. the rum- ,. , . 2h.
course every minutv a ilil‘lillzu “,9...
The people of this 2:2'iilily it“ long
need go to Coney minim ton mm... .
amusement. for ‘41«---rlechaae “My,
brings another suclv usurt i to 1“,.
doors; ~
....«m...
TAKE K000i. AFTER -ATING.
Alter a hearty l .(‘lii a ii 38 of g”. ,t,
Dyspepsia Cure \ ht proud“ as ..., ..., .
of indigestion. Kudo‘. is n ”m, ,.
digestant and :2 coal-attuned .....y. .,
indigestion. Dl-pcpsia, ’tlus m
Stomach. w0lllt Heart. Sour y. 1.
Bad Breath and all iltqmmy “ ., H...
Sold by Tile t‘lifford ram“, a
l
'CRAGKERJABK ell-low AT Rut-n.“
" There Is aways a at,“ pump . tto-
tonti’olnt. but the one ”mm. M ”Nae;
Hitsh has put on thin “.19..“ g, ..., m
ahead of so others ”In' i. iml‘ then.
away back Nothing 1“... t... m.
made by “main“ Steele hm: ever
struck thv- 'i‘,wln Cities. The MM last
night lIIlJulmd until “my. Scr..;-_.,..d a"
through their act. Elliott, :2: , Neil
”9 away 2am" “1 ' ordinal. . nut and
they “'9'" “3- he who» low h»-
the heat over and will ...;r. . crowd
the main pavilion ai1 week . .t
The baby show win I,“ 2,. .mm of
sventsthis week. . r. .2. h“ m
cured the largest number .., _ “Ties for
allyjlflby show ever run him and
says we the pebble of 1‘2 rtorwsiks'
will ...-1. it sight on That 2am that. they
will loop, ruthenium»; [2i 1 i- to babies
cohhuk fronl 9V9rywhrrr. «id it will
he .Vtoutestlwo u. “1;,“ .1 any miles
ftotwllneosl A all list of :he entries
will 2.-~ Militia on WetJImtIdy ev-»
roams. .tl With the. dual «astructlons
:0 2‘2" £11080 Who are to in in the con-
85 .‘i.
on Friday M ht the dart. lng pavilion
glaucoma cro dito tau doorstwltb I
mmw party 0 white d’l'mxsod dancers.
was wusmdn . are to give a white
21' »,2.t.£:1rnlval an that might and tho
lam a gentleman WM, .are consid-
m'v'l the ““0“ withers willeaoh re-
wiw a iluildflhtnc silk umbrella. The
titiilllu'ullm Vii“ ill)! be Changed but Wm
be .... usual. [on tents.
W
account! consultations
A. ll. “Wt-Vi“- cf Butlorriiie. 0.; Nd
Hit“ Dili'llllfll' dibhtmnu .llltwl of his'psin'
rut woolly” m2 to. den and bill-
om' I "to“ Null Life Pills.
i2l ' in}! n in “luci. remedy.
too 1. ‘ ‘ ' "~. storms n. headache.
cotmillmllon. we ‘ttamu.rod‘ut F. H.
Burial"? drug Mire. prior .‘tlc. "
....w —. ...—
WW.
...-......“
cset'rALlsT bass 1"” DEAD.
PORTLAND. Ore" the... s.~c, ll.
Presooli. n capitalist of my. city, anti
at on. film“ Prominent l :- tread cir.
chfiiod illl‘l. nillli, ad t e insult of ti
1th lmmli'llfl. which occurred six
{Socks but! Mr. Plescott was born in
fiction In 1339. at“ entered the rail-'
way hollows:1 in 1809. He was at one
time auditor and clam, of the mg.
sourl River. Fort Scl t and Gulf itali-
road. and at differentiates manager
citrate (limo , dr'snd .Nsvtssn
‘tlotiz Mud/3W .flm'flwond tiliicflrilt‘filtr
dent of the Northern Frame national.
when the arm road rent into i it
“up of d ”velvet“ In ,1“, press
of and
‘40“ V.
Glob. “Isl a good showi
. . s. Com-
?fi?’ l Ferguson's steam you t Chris-
in!!! ‘ you used as the committee boat.
”to no committee and their guests
. . royally sbiortslaed by the Com-
132‘ 9' e on this magnificent vessel. At
.°‘v:iock. the hour for the race. the
‘ d was so light that the commit-
“ scided to postpone it for 15 min-
“W- ,socortlina ,to the rtiles. and re
WW? data. pow! tionment fiery all: urin-
“W juntli i it. UL. when a fresh hreese
the atnuhwest started in. Then
“I? \ iirat two . ‘ssses were started. the
, ,‘oot slum... and yawls. These
he were to sail Course No. 2. start-
ing ‘from the udges' boat, to 6% miles
t“cine south "mat, which was method
I" I“the motor boat Tessie, withhthe
Chip flag on :. 15-foot‘ spar; thence
93M. 5% miles, to Lloyd‘s Neck Buoy;
”mice 4 mil-2s to the finish. making
‘5 lollies in oil. 21This proved to be
0% of thghandsomdst pictures at the
9“.“ re race, ll 6 yawi Memory and the
“Win Marglurlte being almost neck
“0‘ neck tlw entire distance. and
“Waning the lluish line only three sec-
0 , s apart. ’i‘hose who had the pleas-
‘fm; of Witnessing this feature of the
l s were amply repaid for any trou-
blll: it might have caused them.
2’ be next start, at 1:35. won the W
it class. in this class only one built
a“tried. Mi Elliott's handsome sloop.
"“3 Madriu~ She made a magnificent
“h‘bwing, .2ntering the course
but in 2
..ursmlr. minutes and 42 seconds“ Al
“in lhr ..locps and yswls and cat
is ammo. in the former class
twitmnillifl's sloop Huron won
and-sow and in the latter the cat-
uured the prize.
'EI'.
. (it. :12 ~ rest was centered in the
steam . e-dssign class, in which
lhrIv . 5le entries, The course
‘Wln‘x 1‘2. «when. and was covered in 1
. hum. phonics. and 30 seconds. F.
(.1. new 1. ~ tyly came in 6 minutes and
mu w...» l: ahead of the second.
he lust boat was in. com-
:.~ .lnnuai regatta of the Stern
m Club for 1906. which will
be in”; 2.. melnbered as a most and
"saint < .1 at.
.15.. 2 are prizes will he provided
for 2 tumors. according to an
mm. , and. in addition to the
, . .opriution 'of the club for
. _~:e. there has been a spc
.alsctl. headed by 3100 from
I Ferguson.
si
'Iqovn
fut-l
Wt“
tile. chairman: J.
'\ i. ii, Scoiieltl, John bailou-
Edwurd Sawyer.
W
was 0000 MAN GONE
WRONG. ,
x:»- ...«gmctedvto take Foley's Kidney
Cw at the first signs of kidney trou~
M2 hoping it would wear away, and
l .. was soon a victim. of Bright's dis-
.2 .....u There is danger in delay. but
at oley‘s Kimmy Ours is taken at
a the symptoms will disappear. the
Kidneys are strengthened and you are
urn sound and well. A. it. Sass. ol
‘tlurgnntown, lnd., had to get up ten or
‘2 ‘aelve times in the night. and lad a
were backache and pains in the kid-
.eys. and wssvcured by F‘oloy's Kidney
=lure. Sold at. Plaisicd's Drug
Store. ”
CAMP AT SEASIDE PARK.
Troop A, Cavalry will Come to Bridge-
port Ssturdsy on Tour,
Permission has‘heen granted by the
board of i’ark Commissioners oi
Bridgeport, to Trot'ip A. Cavalry, C. N.
G., Capt. [unsettle budington com
mending. to use a portion of the park
for camping purposes next Saturday
evening and until Monday morning.
Troop A instead of going into camp at
Nlaniic as~ln past years is making its
yearly tour of duty by taking a trip
through the western part of the state.
The command will reach this city from
New Haven Saturday evening. and will
pitch tents upon the hayfleld in Sea-
side park west of lranlstai avenue and
*dot fas‘from theipubllo bathing hous‘s
es. The command will remain in this
city over Sunday and Monday morning
will proceed westward going to Put.-
nam Park in‘ ‘ ddlng. Tile command
comprises lb 2od'lcers and 65 enlist-
ed men and horses. with camp equip-
age, no lo pulsating Seaside park
for a camp ground they have secured
an ideal spot.
ONLY CURE FOR OYSPIPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin bush. or New Castle.
Malays: "‘l suffered for years with
dyspepsia. undito have great distress
and belching. l'trled everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
cant bottle cored sts seamlessly.”
‘l‘or’ sale bun. ll. Flushed; P. H. has-
is! 'Ith «the Stilton! mum. ”
T0 TRANSFER STOCK.
HARTFORD. August
meetings of the stockholders of the
Hartford Street '" " Railway. Sumeid
, Street Railway and East Hartford it
Glastonbury Street Railwaytcontpau-
lea will.:bs herd. atwarious places and
times prts'lnbor lite formally turn‘ ov-
er the itro‘psl'tios-tto the Consolidated
Railway company. the New York, New
Haven it Hartford sub-company. The
sale has already been consummated
because the majority of the stools-Titus
but the transfer will be formallilnoo
plated at the“ hill tings. . The ion '
tance of the amend ents
ters of the Hartford *tmd tour Kitti-
ford conlpsn‘lob . Marching » 2 its state
will also be voted-on. .... . .
ousso i-IAY nvsit
W.“ ’i » t.‘
writes: “Last year ! guitars for
three months with salmonella it! It?
distressing that it interfered with my
business. 1 hltd many of the syrup-
ytoflsot hay fever, and a doctor's mad
and , studio not remit my lesson and :i
~uatrstnmdleiauflhioh seemed
to only ssirav‘ate my case.‘
hotel i‘l tied up It vi Fe “is
' it has Wot n ' .
Honey and”: , . d it little
0 2 , *
until Mock Brasilian Balm.- aadone 60 .
8.——-Speclai - H
been acquired by the holding-cont a ,
99‘
t6 the tilt”! '
snowman;
, . . . ‘. ‘ ‘ l'.
A, J. Ndsbsum, Bateniiie. Indians.
N. Y.. Austin 8.——Mrs. M. W.
th. wife of it. Methodist cler~
its » ti on. fell do n
_ ‘Illflmther‘son indigo.
i
i.
no
now To AVOID APPENDiciTIIt
Most victims- of appendicitis are
those who! techs . nslly constipated.
Orino his " ivel ,‘lllii’ Syrup cures
chronic 'uoufltlpatim by stimulating
the liver’2misz‘2 and restarts to"
natural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nause-
.!,¢ --“~ 2 ,’ K
blithWitlii.iiMM
, 1 interior :itbtn, 2,
. linumlioterstll s.
m” ., mpg,
. . " I“ '
7 ... - :Iisssasoa- tum». Ail-
dep away from her cute at 909 at»
sack avenue. at it o‘o ook yesterday
altern band a is . ours totemhor
life 1 y was , ad in a h
m“ Wit, in shottow water.“
“a fi'thhbl‘lhe «it
‘ [slit
a
d
.l
, soormuo Alto oooLiNo.
The salve that heals without a scar
tsi‘liIoWltt's Witch lists! salve. No
remedy effectsjsuch speedy relief. it
drawn» outi‘ iiiflainmatlou. poodles.
odois sud ltdalbWallwcuts.“burns and
bruises. A sure cure for Piles and
skin diseases. DeWitt's la the only
ate or gripe and ismlld and pleasant
to take. Rettlsemmtstttutes. Soldat
Plaisted’s Drug Store. to
COM
cause a‘ delirium of delight,
,, u 39",“ tumor is
me wrrr-r a a... matures, wmt everythingremodelledun‘tl"re‘conh‘trtict-”
ed. iN ALL l'i‘EI GLORY. with its bewilderment of surprise that will
genuine Witch Hassl Salve. Beware
of counterfeits. they are dangerous.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
t .riltlasluultqsr it.
.2 he
‘2"
.1,
kwfl‘
T
vi. .2.*» ‘-v‘»rv~.,‘z2.r.;'.' ,. .
CIRCUS with its many startliilé'lnd shrprising acts that are entirely novel.
by a small army of ucrobats, aeri
performers. .,
MEMGERIE‘ li‘h Its long trolu of do
strange, quaint. and curious anlm
WILD WEST with its realistic picture
are from the land of the setting
bats.
HIPPODRQME with its true revival it
at slhi‘of skill and endurance that
t .rill everyone.
-. _ THE Six-TON GIANT O
The largest elephant in the world.
moths and the only cit-pliant in the
display of skill by a lady. A feature
ey to duplicate.
TWO PERFORMANCES daily under
with ample accomnnulatlomu for t-
p. In., with doors opening one hon
marvels, curious creatures and ex
tru. charge. at world‘s fair in min
ailsts, conesirluns and phenomenal
us of fermions Jungle bred beasts.
his. bountiful birds. reptiles. etc.
it of life on-the plains, ltsroagh rid-
snn and its picturesque savage com.
f Roman sports and its reckless cnn~
will mah- Lhe pulses throh faster and
F IEASTS, JUMBO ll.
positively the mightiest of all main-
world who is put, through a marvelous
that other shows would give any mon-
now and cominodlons water-proof tents
vt-ryone. Performance at 2 and 8
r earlier for you to Import all the
tru ntltiod ntimcllons without any ex-
lature.
.. .... ---..."
"ROTON
s is a -.
ON
THE .
souno
mnemonic! a. J. suns mo {AMES 5. KELLY.
L. ‘M. mot-t, amussmsur ntnscroa.‘
'. 111;}
a 1.
THURSDAY, AUG. 10, 3:30 P. M.
(If S'tol‘rfiy' Next Fair Day).
First'Orsnd Annual ‘
7. sasv snow
2 and
Decorated silty Carriage Psrodo.
$150.00 in Handsome Prison—$150.00.
First Prise to Handsomsst Baby,
stsLsa s wuson sswmo
enemas. VALUE new.
iii-BEAUTIFUL PRIlESn-th
Entry Stsnks can be secured at The
Cilitord. about“. and Pleistod's Pnso
maciss. and from any stand at Roion
Point. Special cars will take car.
risuos ofroootostsnts to and from Hot.
on Point moot charge. Full Brass
FREE—VAUDEVILLE—FREE
only at 3:30 and mo p. m.
From Keith's and Proctor's Circuits.
FRIDAY eve. sun. 11.
WHITE oases CARNIVAL.
PRIZE WALTZING CONTEST
stole
oaucmo‘ PAVILION.
sHons omnsse. CLmsAKEs,
ETC.. A SPECIALTY, AT POPU-
LAR PRICES.
BASEBALL GAMES EVERY SATUR‘
DAY.
land. Transportation for 10,000 poa-
pls. Watch daily papers for particu-
tars.
Telephone Call, 3954.
thwarts, AND vows
$4.00, SILK WAISTS "
smooIWNS
til
i
,2
2 looltlilgl at 600d furniture
' Is a pleasure to atone uninterested
, in beautifying the home. . ,,
to call and us our offerings.
$1.95.
' 1 O'dk Rock“ With but!!!“ he“, and also -
‘- .t; Jill . .
cm or credit.“
w . ' . ‘ m
do Wt- tofmake ,ro for new-foil, Byline
sliced: clitoral half‘gince. 49’“ 31! 2.33% a
{Ideas
. , “VEmNdl‘wAlsrs ......... . . . .,
Sns‘phhl'fl Sago LAWN WAISTS .. . . . . . .. . '. ..
BEST TEAMS IN THE STATE.
Enormous Appoiltos to food
there must be. judging by the pro
portlonr'our orders have assumed this
summer. We are always busy. because
people in South Norwaik that know
what good meals are know where to
find them at. a low price. We will
semi you home a stock... out or chop‘
fit for the most mud its critic, u 2
you leave your order.
J. w. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Sobsub.
22 Wuhinm Strut. .. Phone sass
. .1 ‘ I . .‘ ‘ ’ .
'Aboso‘r AN lNVlTA‘I’ION
we would especially llkstyou to us
our Rockers that we are selling for
We have a nicely polished
a Rattan flocksrwtth full roll srib
and book. at this price. ‘2
* Wt Washington at.
i
Iii
so enthal-
,# 1 4.202 Him
12 ,warsrs. . . .Sslso
idylhclo
ll" ' ii
.. t.
a:
V‘ THIN SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Hargreaves Shows I
I
at salt; ~
goes to you.
hosti'r Militant! ashram Ps'r'rdiiits: “
. ' Here’so‘. Batch of ., _. .
SEASQNABLE BARGAINS
They coll for your promptinvsstig‘stion. Most of them on the asssob'l .
surplus lino! of prom'lnslit molten. 2W9 bought them cheap. The benefit,
roe MEN.
The balbriggan sorts. just the kind
of Underwear you are looking for at
this time of year. and the cost is very
light
Men's extra good quality long or
short sleeve shirts, double sealed and
suspender taped drawers, at 25c per .
garment. .
Men's Egyptian baibrlggan shirts.
with long or short sleeves. the draw-
{era with double seat and suspender
with extra large double seat, extension
waist band and suspender tapes, at
60c per garment.
Busting cotton. 2c a spool.
Safety plus, all sizes, he a paper.
Hooks and eyes. all sizes. he a card.
Pearl buttons. 5c 3 dozen.
Bone hair plus. he a dozen.
«re-m.
WHITE C
Souvenir
laundry.
76 WASHINGTON so.
1.1
J
foot in oi the
Thin Fair
3‘ v
”..."..- .. ,.
Is wasnluorou eraser.
Furniture attpt'icos'
84‘5”.» for , 5.00 5
These Suits
Tapestryfi“ “ ‘ ,
' $19.50 for tithes Couch! '
no.“ for dance Couchl
no.” for $13.50 Condo
'The Coat: s a
s
I
5.
.I .1,
some oamrv wasu WAISTS _‘
Here are several lots of cool will.“
wash waists for you to choose from;
prettily trimmed, very landscapes ‘
as to cut, and price very much to Mr
liking. " ‘ " '
Ladles’ black and white figured
lawn shirt waists, all sizes. at 50c.
Ladies' white shirt waists, '1 tucked
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tapes, at 390 per garment. Indies' white lawn j shirt mint],
Men's French balbriggan shirts with embrbidsry fronts, tuck“ W5"
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Black linen finish thread. 2c a spool.
Ladiee' white duck wash belts, 5c each.
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