For Nori'mll‘t "lldluitlind
toolkit-t. ”Mattie Insane-silently
cooler. Th! ”ultimo“ W! W" in
the upper Mississippi gently yesterdaly
morning hAI moved eastward India
now pasalnt not the St. yifitvrenoe Val-
ley. Cloudy and her pre-
vails this morning in the’ s$81 in or the
country most favorable M‘Wbflivllng
the eclipse. flt‘hnwealhgm
western
vails in the
sections: OM“ Mftalor for this
mm or to
will fol llow'eil'lll lair oli‘Foo
ay.
Miss Grape O‘Neil. “Sanford, is
the guest of Mr. and .Harry W.
Mather. of Ell!!”°.ll‘.“"v399t-
Miss cm A? Riley: M Wlliimdntic,
is the gueat d or. and Ira. J. Milton
Coburn at the Colonial Cottage.
-—-Peol)le who hold bills against the
town mustn In before Sep
Ieinbe'r let to 1'ba'vd Mm}; paid
The Metropolitan Orchestra, ol
Bridgeport. will furnish music at The
Knob this afternoon and evening
IW
Miss Alice Wood. of East Norwalk.
has resumed her duties at the Unites
Glocery store in North Main street
Frank S. Fitch. Jr., la euloyiog:A his
annual vacation from thil store 0
Hislop in Co., and has gone to Bunnie.
Percy Baker has left the employ of
the‘Statli'fdrE ‘I‘Btr‘edt Railroad Com-
pany. and has returned to New Ca-
naan.
Washington Caron-No.11 P O. s
of A., and Olive Branch Lodge No
19 K. of P., will hold meetings to-
morrow night.
Mrs. Herbert G. Carr, of Winfield
street. and Miss Harriett Rider are
shearing the day at Sailor’ s Snug nor-
her. Staten. Island.
”a...“
airs. I-l. it hdlsley'lmd children it
Gerard place. have returned to So'uti.
Not-walk from a stay of two weeks
In Toronto Canada.
Miss Vivian M. Soderstrom, of Bliill’
view avenue has reliirned home from
a pleasant scion of three weighs In
the Catskill Moun sins.
Charles N. Smith and Willi m S. -
Wilcox, the town auditors," Ilav per-
iormcd their duties upon the hooks
and accounts of the ”town
.n—n—a-aa‘no—b-o—
Warren E Burroughs who has been
swiping clerk at the Postal Typo-
tcr‘ winks lama Saturday for
South Dakota. where he will again IIVe
on it large settle ranch.
'a—..J-———a-‘
~Peoille who. hold bills against the
town must present them before 88!)" b
tember 1st to have them paid
Mrs Rudolph Knlpple iilld two chil-
dren mwood avenue. are ex.
piloted to in town, lI‘rldIy’o
sstu 11y. aftirlr vlilg about the p
:33
The Warlord? Con 'eetlollt #4
hold lis annua union l Bevin
on September 17. The regiment left
for the front ill 1862 with 1,016 men
and ulusicicd in 800 men afterward
ih months its} Oermdd}.
Miss Anna Magner clerk in Willihnr
P. Becrs' South Norwalk store is en-
Joying’ a week a vacation During bent
ab on Miss Elizabeth Corbett Is sull-
silt log for her. "
3 Golden Rule Circle MK. 1)., oi
, orwnlk Congregational cliurcil,“'
w I hold ll meeting on Friday. Septem
her 1111 at 3 p. nl.. with Miss Jessie
Jennings. Osborn avenue, East Now
,walk.
*Scrofula, salt rheum, eryalpelas
and distressing eruptive diseases yield
quickly and permanently to the clean-
sing. lifying power of Bul'dopk
Blood l. 3cm. 3 3 i3?
‘l‘bo latest souvenir pllstlll card with
a Norwaili view has just been received
.9. Mueller William P. Beers. i
represents the old South Norwalk Ila-
(MW front of bayom'llolice la the
bllmrd of late II In decidedly win-
try with snow piled up in b h
aloha Railroad avenue ‘3‘» rd all”;
seller and Ill rapidly disappearing.
'ury Normal school will
.39 her 0.“ h
oth . lie 3 3 a
the cliyw "l‘lie Inn “’53“
new It I . w
cly iii ll f .
ginuia oi. work. when”: re three
Noni ii Ilitdshiil In the school. IiiIli
mm more (Breach and liner
fl". ' l "(,va "' '
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WWW m”
Mr. and Mrs I
mas. union WW’atofifld ill
the Clifford, last night.
Mr. and Mrs. H A. Mackey of New
York city. drlvln to New Haven. were
at the Hotel Cli did last night.
John 3 Col uni-d of all water lie-
pertinent. in “willow, has returned
from a two weeks“ vaca‘tlon, spent In
Norwalk
Mias‘ 'lllc'tni seller and mother, of
Apalac Icola, Fla" are the guests 0.
Mr an Mrs. C. W. Stow. of High
street. for a few weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs Fred H. Walton: and
Fred H. Walton, Jr. of New Haven.
enroute to New York. by automobile.
stopped at the Hotel Clifford, last
night. .' , .
~People who hold bills against the
town must present them before Sep-
tember 1st to have them paid.
P. L. Ronalds, F. R. Reyles, Mrs.
Wyman and Miss Blake. of the Castle.
at Newtown, a tally— ho party to New
York, were at the Hotel Clifford yes-
terday and today.
I
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Contr'dc‘to‘r Salvatbr‘ Charlott will
co pace work tomorrow rebuilding
the oun‘dation of John W. Duke’s res‘
ldencg in Huvilund street, which col-
lapse unsupeclwly‘flohday night.
At daughter was hard Sunday morn-
log to Mr and Mrs. Wilbur (3. flying-
ton of Stamford. Mr: Byington was
formerly of Norwalk, having been em-
ployed a’s druggiat by Glendenlng and
' Company.
Arthur C. Wheeler president of the
our Publishing Company, with his
or. Mrs nailed on: and Miss
Gladys Street. have returned to Nor-
walk after an enjoyable llve Weelis
slip“ at the Newtowni
A lecture from Shakespeare and oth.
or authors will be given by the Rat;
Mr. Craft. Ohio. under the auspices of
the G rl's Friend! Soc ety. of Trinity
churc on Thurs :Eé' chills. at eight
ocloclc'lp tho cbilc einellt'. Mont
bers of the Society wll act as ushers.
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'l‘he' sidewalks on upper West street
to «fruit? of all of John H. Knapp's
property are being repaired and put ill
drst class condition. Were the other
property owners on this street to iol~
low Ml'. Knapp‘ 3 example, all inlprovcu
ulciit would result which would be
grcdtl'y' appreciated by pedestrians.
'1' ' ' ' ‘ M
the Funeral Directors" Association of
‘Gonnectlcut will be held in New Hu-
ven September 12 and 13. Beside the
usiness sessions the members and
families and friends in attendance will
be well enterininoil ut ills shore re-
sorts It Is probable that Norwulk will
lbe represented at the convention.
M
wrilliam 'r (Ionian, or 9 trial
“at, wa'agn yeit'oidazwby L. .37.
holds i'n s to dim: ulk Sav
in cry a 116%” renovated house
in ‘sllcet ‘dghr museum-.61
Arch street, will move into the rooms
Mr. Mizt‘lol'lun occu led and Charles
El. Cla' ham. at 68 est avenue will
move a Mr. Biponle‘r’s rooms.
”Mr. William Patterson. a barber
l? Canaan states: "HIIP'AII for
an roll and falling hair is a wonder
cure. For sale Scheldler'a and
rglhlllrnan'a btirber chaps and all drug-
III.
Cu nunccy Baker, Jr., lien Wolf! H.
P. men, A. Anderson I“. li‘. Wil-
Hams. Misti i". A Tilly, Charles J.
allln Mrs. (3.8 Brown Mrs. c.
any“? ohde‘ll “(LB aMnttia. Ills» A. ll
We lilondhc‘im 8 J. Hosioril.
James "."'r Bull Daniel O'Neil Poarcy
Mack. D. .Iiiiril q ,Cllsbman Ill.
ew York; rgo bl. Eddy,
Q'itll, iti-idli'n W‘llunlnl
. ', .Johnwgzrn ain§
rhea. .Il. loosing?“ atoll;
Anderson a. uhl‘ Scul on A. Bill ell.
Prov“ 0. IA Vdfi‘lil. 0. MB Moo.
Phil ipI. Charlea (I. Phillips, Philadel-
”him
h'layoe;A 81anley'l‘1‘.odd (Ii-sew
in moms. in
the Hotel billiard natal-cal."
M
anus—w
Civil Service examinations for City
in every ilrIIclnsii polltolllc
statet lrlng the utter purio
‘ _ her. ppllcauis lllllli ho ' .
ages of ill and til. at l
have“4 an
Inches In height, and m
application on Ills 30 days before or
m filly residence ill not re
ulrad. AI these positions pay from
3000 to 81.200 a year, there are In or
cry coin unity men. whom an ap-
ILucilitin Ill, 3 i 3 Ville of {of
. «to ‘1 m are
”l" . . not..." l'“ l‘l’il'
_ e sea on I ear 0 I
It 70 “RV! you WITH TH! are "1" “”‘I'rfi'hmm'nr‘flfil" A”
hissing o I s r o ruatsel.
I“? MIA‘I'I OITAINAILI I define
AT 1"“ Low”? "A” per fl bulletins fld‘mém in our
I Idl_'l" pp ,il mus allome
KIT Pligll. 3, '3‘“ 3| ,"l’ 3:" m
“I ' t , ‘ we m
“Mic fluid“; 3 uni-Eu" w a “3""
“300'"! lflyi‘i‘hll‘l’.
mics di‘ toil iongfii
" ' :'F0l‘ at bill'of a";
searching or this
Mali Carrier and Olerli Whig holdg
‘l I a New York Hospital.
”sound In medical circles or
beroulo
III can he treiited In the home by the
. . “9%.! B W;
his ow whlc Ills 'witll app oval
gt: Poattlraduats hospital old all:
he ”Into imlll’l' "m '5'
binatlon of foods which seems can:
live In the (Instruct on of the bacilli
at Mills raflbflu II “III 'blfl'll behehc‘lgal
emu coo cold so const
int bf”bdt'tel:* “lithiidi‘ eggsc‘fliiir,
em laion s, l
Sin'll'é til Jlmliulil’l 0'! Ella: 'lilli'l'i'lthe
report igeoorh t I gilhm‘nmallt resin ta
amongm e uh im es s a en a.
coil asues d'at. ,tl'ie
ligi‘v regime ”tidal! f 3
I act) nod one very ve etabe
to he l'l'a'd on t '2 ln'lir'li t it he's been
in use‘ at the hospital along with the
regular diet slnce Judge [It is now
recorded that In me I'll” llvé ‘i'h'o'hihs
of this year eleven'patients were dis-
charged “apparently" cured, against a
record number of thii‘tefin cures seflchI
ed during the whole tWelve months of
1904. This sudden increase. and the
met that the' patients are still thriv
ing upon the vexemble juice treatment.
lead the examiners to believe that Dr.
Russell has discovered a fluid. the
properties of which are fatal to the
progress of tuberculoqis.
"What this Vegetable juice is," said
Dr“. floodlit little fia‘l'litb'di of 627 Madison
avenue. one of the oornmlttee which
examined Dr Russell's methods at the
PostGrsduu‘to mispital "none of us
can say. It may be it food. or it may
be on untltoxln. l not inclined to think
It is a food which so builds up the
constitution of a patient that presently
the system Is strong enough to give
battle to and 'bvercdme th bacilli of
tuberculosis. I
“I do not wish to be quoted as say-
ing that this vegetiihle juice is a cure
for tuberculosis. i only know that it
is beneficial when given to the patient
with other foods. but it may turn
out to be In another matter."
Dr. Russell was not in town yester-
day In his re rt to the hull ital and
In the menial sailed Iiy t ‘ Post
Graduate officials" to private physicians
he thus speaks of tuberculosis and the
vegtnble juice:
“It has been demonstrated that food
and fresh air are til main factors In
the curb of consumpl on. but most phy.
sicians must feel that much remains,
are done toward the perfection or
die before we can seems the treat-
ment of all patients with full assu-
rilncc. The proiiic of weightgallli
has been solved he e is no longer di
culty in supplyl te proper quantity
of proton; cat-bl» late and fat; but
In there not so thing additional
needed to lift the Blood and i‘ ss‘ues to
that high estate. perfect lltllllll for
which physiologists have noi vet found
a name?
“For centuries scurvy dominated the
world had us treatmehl Ia undoubted
ly the greatest dietetic triumph Still.
it Is Well to reinember that after more
than il hundred year physiological
chemistry has failed to answer the
guestlon. What'ls the substance in
resll vegeihhlé and fruit Juices by
means of which the magical results
are Wrought? ‘
"Experience In a large number oi
crises of consumption has led to the
conclusion that in cases of the appar-
ently curable type who fall to get well
tlle cause of the failure is the luck of
out Gr duate be
dial“
. an unknown something In the diet. In
den“ tiller the patients respond. but
:v'ery died, this mysterious shine
3'3“.” p Milli! in Emmi“ quan-
ve been
nown s ethlng
or its source of supply. and vegetable
Juice II the final outcomef‘
in the report issued by the Post-
Graduate “capital the preparation of
the vegetable juice is thus described:
‘lcqual parts by weight of raw Vege-
tables are scrubbed with a brush lll
fresh water. then mixed i'illd chapped
until the particles are sinnli enough to
go Into the receiver ofi gr ndltia lull
chine. where t ‘9 mass roughed to a
pulp. The pp p is no notes and the
Juices udueeaed out fili’flugh coiilec
noodle cloth.
"The machines are lIl-sllml-d to tear
and grind the mass rather (him to cut
It 'up. A peanut butter mailing de
vice Ill used The mechanism conuisis‘
of two metal disks. ribbed and facing
each other One of them revolves.
The course vegrt ble matter In fed in
e?!1£t:r.':d‘.fllelrnvellug tho
i h o If Iho cii~
ruinfuiellco. l"Pile" baud Iliai'bliieii dri-
not expensive, can be adjusted on any
Ilahle‘ and are easily kept clean.
“The vegetables Brill used ware po-
W' Into. bh‘loti. beet; turnip, cabbage and
celery. Later were added iiweut pole»
lg"! , pineapple. carrot parsnip.
lili'tll suilaeh, tomato. spinach. rail
dishes string beans. and green peas
with the pods”
resent the PoinGrIIllln‘“ holi-
. «. L .. the veutlihflw fm dal-
(illicit. Themlhd-
'iile unionist- him- (he
"I! ounc-
‘ en: elflfi‘hn‘l'loes lli
' I e
vided Into three doses, and recently
the amount had been reduced to two
ounces Nice I day after meals.
PUILIO II A OUIID.
Th public II Iron lie I edge
(little curative til £03145»
medicinal tonic. Bl ra. ior
Iica itcmach. lmr kldae . iiary
“M Ievml
i hid
lambda, 0.. writes:
months.’ l was elven up to die.
WNW, N. YA” “Gd n I a”
Augustfil so. 1905. it was voted to pre 43%.; 6' 0.0.138 “'3: I‘m. “3'1”";
stealer? was so west. from uIcIeII
ll , item. unit icons not eat.
. Minuteman to take Electric
obtained
l VIII
.at I‘. R.
We.
A 15001! deal or interest has been
supervision at Dr. John r. sullen in r
the hospital annex It all! East illth
“l dbl-3%“ l."“l‘illllllli‘i’l'.
Illicit. The ,
flux
Dr. Russell says he has found I com
alien lind his '
sales is '
. . . ouadry establlahlld In 1830;
5.. ”that show i'eltnbllltY. '
lonesome the latest [Minnow-many of them exclusive;
'i‘hnt shows m
moonlit from all '1
at Au
3 do“ n on»;
I. l. A,“ V‘. ‘3 3'. W 9“!” l'lll 1"" Iatul illl'l’
"‘ on the '"grounds...
IU4:3QI;FI Ins,
w l'“
:3} 1. l; J" l,
and. if a rainy day. sale will take place the following Saturday, same
These
hour.
I .
are uncq'us'lleil all'ytwhcr!‘ m Norwall'iwand argue-ally Ihé‘eiily avail-
Wok Alien, 1 ‘8 It
. able 'lo't8' lcfi in our city.
For terms and further particulars apply to
W. B. DeGARMO, Auctioneer.
or to Leo Davis, Esq, who' is empowered to draw up and guarantee
all Title 'Deeds.
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MEAO l8 BOUND OVER.
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FAKIRS FLEECING FAITHFUL.
Alleged Pool-Room, Proprietor to be
‘TrIed In Higher Court. ‘
Nicholas Mend. of Stamford. was
bound over for lrial by the, higher
court yesterday on the charge of
keeping an alleged gambling house in
goutll'glgl'l'lit of $23; ‘lllusGolll'otl'l'21well'f Cothollc clergy haw time and again
' down contrncioi August ll In“. warned the people against Ibex very
(l ‘ 1' d: 1" Id forms now being prosecuted llllt as
Prrosec't'rlll'l'l'n A'I'lllrnti'e': 'Cal'l'gpll'll'é'glng 800“ as one (arm '8 exposed. nnothol
he had mode it hit on the noise races, springs "D Catholics have been cau-
tioned lime and again against giving
to e .I e l e
xsgfitgf :LRI'hfifll'ugfpé'y 'fi'r‘ 33": credence to the stories of agents who
don that If ”‘3‘ Wu“ 6",»va In 0“ bear no (l'oilenliills iloiil ille pastels
the alleged pool loom iii a cortliln Ilm o; 0")" parishes they .“re working 0"
of the day they would find it in full ' e Ishbp 0' the diet ”59' It “WW”
blast. The olllcors who served the that not one 0‘ the trio of peddlers
warrant dropped In m the specified now at work pretends id have any
time. but all they found We Mend credentials but a glib tongue. One,
and another young man named llilllnrll however, at least, "a” “ "19'1”“ 3'"
playing pool .1 lim- were no boards ponlilnl-e to substantiate his story and
llckt‘l'ii or ioleginpil iiistlilmoms. and which appeals '0 aid him with 1“"
noillllig to liilllt'nli- that ll. pool room runago. 3
was housed W“, H“, plflCl' looked One of the alleged schemes In limi-
more like a club loom than nuyihin ‘1”“8 about “ 3mm“ M m“ s‘w'l‘"
also and illuls what the two you": with leaflets ill devotions Io ilio Sn
men told ”m ilOllCo H was. clcd Ilonri The follow pushing Ibis
The accused was l't‘lll‘ellteiliml In little game sells the statue. willclriu
court y'csiolilllv by Aiillilley lillilker- worth about ‘1' f0" 3" ““d peddli-s
lloff. Mr. Brinkeilmli entered a do 0‘" lenlleis entitled "Devotions "’ 1“”
mulrcr. and .lllilgc \ oillig prulllpily ilv 8'“ red Henri" H" informs ”m lady
“mum It and "“94 Mood "00 and of the house thni Mrs. Sound- 30 all:
costs Mr Brinkl rIloil' ”10mm“ ed him to ill". knowing she would he
took an W983]. and the amount of the Interested ill the plopugnilon and ex
bond was fixed at ‘35“. tension of the society. The statue is
alleged to have certain virtues. The
PLEASANTLY EFFECTIVE sum of SI is collected on illo first lil-
! stallmonl. and the balance is to he
”Nag; '3’ "£33:“hg::;g:l‘t“‘:x:l '33:; soul in tho lidllsr from which the sill-
failing In reIIllIs nro lIoWIII s lime fligl'lol";‘£“;"ff,';, ‘11 :“akf. fi‘mg’l“;
Early Risers “'09“ famous little of 'tbo statue" Till: Dilriy' Ila: llclln
litter: i.ll:,:t'.::..';"l;':;:inthis: all "I; who"; WI ..
all or the ins resulting train l-onslips ' '3 “ '9" m“ r" “m °'°""“"“'“
by the local asters. Many Catholics
tion. They Ionics and strengthen the
w" Core Jaundlce Sold by “if have fallen volllns lo the game. and
one agent in particular a clorllii-
Clifford immunity. looking individual, is said to have been
enjoying l'l-illaniilbIe Nllf‘i‘t'lll'l Ill the
CORN ROAELOR GUEST' number of sales recorded.
Another agent, wno rhprosonla lilln
Delightful ‘V'M “ M'" '- 3"" Ri‘lr’“) be an ecclesiastical Sillill‘lll
Whitney's Home in lathei.
but who has unmistakable llohlow
Miss ll. Belle Whitney, of Grassy I‘lllll'itt'l oriatlt s. all well as loniuros, has
Plain Ill-gel, Baum i-ntmlollled about been having great look with the gill.
tweaty- -tlvc guests ill 11 coin roost Mon “‘"l‘ '“ ‘llllllllll'llfi "i 8 our" "use With
day owning in honor of nor midst nroulotte filling M illé boar. 'l‘holnt
Miss I-ll‘oliold of Nfll'wnlk ’I‘llo affair “'I‘ In “nutshell with a pivot. and it
w” bold in the gum» 1,, ll“, ”‘1“? of turns to tho sisilonsof the cross. The
the house, where ll largo imnnro was spent "‘IWI‘WMN "III "I" Nations
'ythlcd and the plain Illuullill'itcil by can he 00"” in home "'3‘ 5” W9“ 3“
pauses lanterns. The corn will by "ml“! ““9 church. and Willi
roam-ii and "to mine boiled over the “I“ mm WWI 0! spiritual reward.
Schemes Worked Among the Catholloa
of Bridgeport.
'l‘brec distinct schemes. not recog
sized by the church authorities. are
bt‘lllg worked at present among the
Catholic populace Of Blidgcpolt and
meeting with approval success The
tire. and those iolIl'iIior wIih ”It! solid 7"“ outfit '9 sold for 81. and can u
wil-Ilml. wateriuolons. fi'iiii, lulu, made “W“"W’" l" “W house “3‘“, "Ml" '“
a "m," lloilriouu n.3,“... An” supper roliklouil furnishing for toll routs.
Silll' unolllrr sale. which is sold by
the clergy in be a form of swindllng.
Is a sacred picture. which. if hung In
a home In claiihed to he a certain
preventative of disease of n contag
ions character Another agent is rean-
Ins big returns in the Isle of I sick
roolll spiritual outfit such all a cruel-
' III. With it candelabra. Mill and water
fonts. ’f‘hroé times the value of these
nrliolea' are ollttlliieil by the agents.
who claim r. w ill religious virtues lire
'itOflI‘IGMCd with i sin by their imiahc
oil from the lil' all of some religions
3 order.
l PICULIAI MIAPPINIANOI.
plenty oi Wood wall piled on the “I'll
making a huge room fire around
which all gathered and sang son
and told stories uniii II was illiiiI £9
the ”minute iaperaeiorilleir born I.
all at the evening had
um' dolls folly silent.
lilo pedulIIl‘ «Immersion» oih IIpIin-
iuI symptom. oi. indigestion and hill-
w. an. .. tarsus:
«do ll snags:
ll. Walters. of hit St. Clair An. oo-
ll:
l
who
work pa nilil‘
Ilip‘ to the u narration balmy
late. the print lies born rubbing
liloil‘illg'WIIlhm sides. ostaining the
with“ it. (blips; mmap'remiy air
MW .
Of
J l). Itllnyiln. of Butlerville. 0.. laid
elf .
' L'S eand'r‘ nay aerial» hill
*1 MA'NTON s ra'i'rii'a'us. '
Made on a braider. they will wear longer than ordinary woven are"
braids. Their feathery softness obviates the scratching of shoes that oth-
er dreaa braids cause.
And yet their aottneaa Is combined with the greatest of wearing duall-
tiea. one piece of Chafiee‘ 5 Dress B‘aide will wear as long in a skirt eav-
log time and trouble necessary with requent rebinding.
PLAIN. FLAT. AT 4c A YARD.
BRUSH, AT 8c AWARD.
Each II the beat brain of Its kind made, and guaranteed to glue luring
At our no-
aaIIafacIion.
tlon counter.
_83- 85 Washington Street.
Colors to suit aimdst any shade Iklrt you wear.
SOFA PILLOWS
This week we have an excellent line of new flillcw Trips to thaw you,
It 50:.
These new fall designs are not altogether different fI‘Om those we thI
had. but as We do not wish to put new stock wltll the “driftwood" of last
season We have decided to close out all th old stock at half price; or'Ih
other words you may select any follow from the old stock at 25c.
If your “bump” of economy is well developed you'll come early still
take advantage of this exceptional offering. ‘
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Clearance Se
Oi Trimmed Ifiilllr":'i'é'i"$6"r
All ulllrlmmcd Straw Ilnts 25c 390 and“ Chlldlon's Milll Bonnets
and Washable Illiis Ladlcs' Duck lliits 111 all the latest stylus
S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
n. _. ..._ ., .’I—g'
CLEARANCE SALE OF -
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