.v ‘ I out. b
was ”ha.” loam.
OTHER OUALITIIIo
.10”! .‘MD '1'”. “amt
95'5“?“
waitress
For Norwalil and vicinity:
and warmer late tonight and Sutur-
day. The temperaturmonth low
overthdn- n ., ‘
New Engl -‘-:
sure is cuntr
Superlob‘inri
and rainy . ,
atures in t i ‘ ' ‘19
front edge of the area will probably
reach this :1 lnity on Saturday. Con-
.l‘ _t .
_ vicinity iI‘r
been a ‘~ ’3 I
and pr b
1
Miss Millie Lawrie of New York.
is the guest of Mrs. Hubert E. Bishop.
of Norwaik.
-——Inaure your automobile. Taylor &
Golden. III. “.- ,I
A son has bden TMMrUO Mr. lipid
Mrs. John Svenson, of 22 Union ave-
nue, Norwalk.
Miss Mabel Tolles, of Annuals. is
visiting Miss Augusta Dibble of Bay-
vlew avenue.
——Latest styles DIsrbles. 0' IBrien.
Olive Branch Mountains of ry-
thins, held a. regular business meet-
ing last evening.
Dr. F. D. Crosby. of Meadow street,
is entertal as his fathqn. George
Crosby, of; Wilton,“
Washington‘ll mp Patriotic Order
of the Soul“ m§ilca.lheltt a regs-
lar meeting last night.
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. 0. R. M. oi’ Nor
walk. will meet this ev ng ah the
wlgwaln in the Gazette b IldlIan. ,. 'I
—~Sweet potatoes. 26c pit. D. L.
& Company.
Miss Mill‘y Graskun'z, of F. A. Lane's
confectionery store. spent yesterday
with llel parents in New Haven.
—-A showing of early Fall Hats. the
latest and best styles, at Mills Hutch-
inson's with M. S. Smith & Co.
Raymond Brothers have secured the
contract to furnish a largo amount ol’
building material at Porttplgljls. :11
Edward S Taylor. Of the Holmes.
Keelcr and Belleclt company mm
enjoying a vacation trip to Maine.
——To-nlgl1t at Roton Point. American
Band and Low's orchestra. Continu‘
one music for dancing. 8 to 11.
Miss Corlson, head milliner at Mrs.
A. Altenbrandt’s. has returned to
South Norwnlk. to remain until spring.
Miss Cecil Crew, Of‘mwe street,
went to New York city yesterday af
teran to visit her brother. Cllflord
Craw.
South Norwalk Division, A. 0 H..
held a regular business meeting last
evening at their hall in Washington
street
' A. J Collins and Company are show-
ing a fine line of liquid veneer which
is excellent for the renovation of fur-
nlture.
The special sore es of evangelistic
services now in p‘ gress lit the Bap-
tist church, will be brought to a close
there this week.
-Are you protected against loss by
burglars? , We write Burglary insur-
ance. Taylor AIGoldeu..
iMrs. Alexander P. Hamilton and
Miss Ruth C. Hebbard, of Richmond.
Va.. haVe taken a suite of rooms at
the Hotel Clifford.
vBasepall, Roton Point. tomorrow——
Norwalks vs. Bridgeport State L'eag'ue.
Cornea and McCrath in the points.
Alfred Bouiwell has gone to the Suf-
ileld Literary institute and will pur-
sue his studies there. On Sunday he
will preach in Hartford.
The United Grocery Company is
selling sweet Ies at like a peck.
A number oi at or grocery specinls
are to be found in the ad.
-—~Grau. Susan. ~19 lbs. 81.
& Company.
There will be at union consecration
meeting this evening, at. the South?
Norwalk Baptist church Work for the
coming winter will be planned.
Miss Hattie Lester has returned
from her trip to Europe and is visit-
ing her brother. W. W. Lester. of BuyA
view avenue. tor the week.
A large number of Norwalk people
drove to Greenfield Hill by team Iand
automobile yeiiterd'ay to littlmd them
fair of the Greenbelt! Hill Country
Club.
Mrs. George Mitchel and littlé
daughter Sylvia Mae of Newb'tlrg. all
Y.. are visiting Mrs Mltchels sister.
Mrs. William J. Henry. of Mott avenue
Norwalk.
e'i‘o-night at Roton Point. Americalico
Sand and Ms orchestra.- Continu-
oils music tor moss. I to 11. .
F. D. L.
Rain
, Public
Alr‘éwsu
., AllI linen ii‘ , . .
new: full silt fysrd long. would .._.
obtain hpIIeap at 15o,I Saturdtly. 12%o .
QUILTS. 81.25. i .
A stirring offering“ (treat b full
sized White Quiltsnhidely ing-
od,..8160g00dsal...'.... 1.26
Pssrumsnv, soap. router
as this. , ..
There :should the some very‘ao-
that selling“ here. if prices are any
inddbnrliént to you not an item
blinds“ sed but enters into
Your every by, economy. The e'rcs
a safilig to you if you buy here
and now.‘
Colgate's Oatmeal Soap. regularly
‘t‘ltlc‘tlaturday .l‘i :I‘n. ....n.;'.7c
‘ 11 >1
~White Bath Soap. 50. size; Satur-
day 6 cakes fol.I ......... 13I/2c
Colgate's smelling Salts: Satur-
Iday ........................ 25c
4711r IIVloleIttIe 'ilollet Water; ~.8!atc
......................
Murray A: woman's Florida We-
ter; Saturday .............. 49c
thrdbuly's Facial Cream: Satur
Iday. ........... .......I...TI_9c
Bender' s Tan and Antiseptic Soap.
always 25c; Sniulday ....... 15c
Coigates TurI Soap. 16c regularlgé
‘l
Saturday. .
Mr McKinney. a Not-walk student.’
left yestelllay for Pittsburg, Penn.
Frost is expected soon. as the ther-
momcter has been near folly the past
tw nigh“ i chill i
airoiod'sy i‘idt £331”... abillable bone‘a T?
in the autumn. I
shall, 11 Pain . ——
Norwn‘ ksfs. gimme ta emyite.
got-non and IMomnth' in tnpgpoluts
AC‘al-rlck Theatre success of ‘ovur a
..al‘illdh'i’wi CWT???“ e...-
sage from Mars." and cod to be
given at Hoyt' 5 linear .‘H‘
St. John's Lodge A. F. and A. M., of
Norwalk. initiated two candidates.
George C. Evarts and Darwin A. Wad-
hams into the mysteries of the enter-
ed apprentice degree last evening.
—ora'n: huge} 91.; lbs 50c. 11.- n.
Lawton it Company.
. Clarence Brown. of Eimgrove street.
who is employed in the oiilce of the
Yale & Towns shop in Stnmford. is
at present enjoying his annual vaca-
tion on a trip to Providence and Bos-
ton.
'~—Just arrived—75 dos. Corsets_ to
be sold for 25 and 59c ea. Oren bar-
gain. M. S. Smith & Co.
The contract for constructing a sec—
tion of road in Wcthersiield has been
let by Highway commissioner Mac-
331111111 to Thomas Kearney. of Merl-
iln, at $2. 49 pet“ linear foot for telford,
and '2. 22 for macadaiu ’
Frederick H. Field. of South Nor-
walk is the guest of the Connecticut
general bit insurance Company. in
artfortl. tlls week. attending the
house warming of 'the new unless in
Pearl street.
. Aurelius V. Heath. son of Mr. and
Mrs. AndrewI V. Heath of West Main
street. will leave tomorrow for Phila
dolphin. where he will begin a study
ofmechnnlcal drawing at Drexel Col-
lege. .
"-‘-CrasIhI Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
Ed rd O'Brien has resigned his
position with the New York Grocer
Company, and is now working wit
Amméa 11 Papa r Box company
He is"'
yelled at the story Alfred
sThen whayralIItIey “lilo” imp traveling
s o t e r rva-
Pdfép film: as an embfifit‘ot
“9; pl‘ilwnfdp om llama hett
°§iln° fNIew Haven. is now at s
giro IinI‘thliI Ie custody vol Onyx my lIt.
susdltddll‘nsto woman».
v hit the hump who it
will will” it aselSalve1lll.C.’iDo
Witt I: .1 of Chicago. discovered
' how tplpske a naive
burns, bruises and all? skin diseases
Willi. so... no. :1. as...
1.... some all ding;
“Weill sill! ICfi‘ITlIsiII PliIfd........‘66’ib.i
Nntm Chickslls’ and withstands
Lamb} ‘Beef Tongues, stIc.
Ti“ station. that AA
6 n i
and drum}. «fails. cuts.
" "ths new .f.
has
aw...
Bh‘WK PIATTERINB FOR
are r‘eadcy llI'w. They show many
otI this“ . shew fashions—
fin early to plan
.L‘...
I ick ”A. a are to be de-
po u.pon ‘ 9% always fit.
the ion corl‘ilc”l nos. they re
i; cut 9.11de 6—00 you
mil“ beIaII tIiImeII iii-gig: Ig must
no e y en in a.
fillt‘lerick Pattern? “1““
I Tile 0 tab r Ddlllleator out to-
Th?" Ta e ll Inna cpoy
1125952119»: WRAPPERS AT
Uhtl‘suul bargain in Percale Wrap
pers out very full with braid
trimmed yoke and deep, wide
flounca at bottom. light and me-
dlumI colors; spenlai for Satur-
IdIa ....... In. . . ...... s1. 00
ILAN‘KETCW ‘ ..
300 pairs of 10-4 Blankets. white,
with borders. gray and plain
white, valuIe 75c ......... at 59c
NECKWEIAR.
LadelTllrnover CollarIIs. in butter
and Clients rIeglilltr 20c value;
Sillurds‘y ................... 10c
WASH STOCKS.
All fresh goods, regular prices
would be 35 and title; Satllrday.
.25:
”SEXY-d 1; K
Boys” dbhooiowsight. satin bcav y.
We ose:Saturdt1‘y. 2 pair. 251:
Women' 3 Super Cotton Hose. doll
IIIIbITgIh heols and toes 25c value:
a O.
s' a' ':s
l
l. ‘ A
new asters. 50:.
Boys’ Percale Skills sizes i2 to
14 made by the best maker in
the U 8.. 2collars with each
si1trt....... ............... 50c
PILLOW RUFFLES.
Some beautiful new Pillow Ruffles
received today. Price,‘50c. for»
enough to go around a large Pil-
low.
WE ARE GOING To REMOVE
OUR LACE CURTAIN DEPART-
MENT
To start at the new counter
with a fresh stock. we are closing
all .the odd pairs and. half pairs
of Muslin and Net Curtains at
. . . . . ......... . ....... 26c «cit
Many of these Curtains sold as
high as 84.00 pair.
NEW PICTURE DEPARTMENT.
Our new Picture Department
opens today. For the first time in
the history of the store we have
room to show up our enormous
stock of Pictures properly. Plenty
of room and excellentligbt. Pic-
tures of all sizes and sorts. lrre~
sistible as regards style and price.
FALL WEIGHT KID GLOVES.
first shipment of our Cape
Gloves. for Men and Women will
be open Saturday To our old
customers these Gloves will need
no introduction. To new custom-
ers we oltcr them knowing that
they are the best Gloves of the
kind mode. y
Women‘s ................... $1.15
Men's ...................... $1.50
1llrs"for. ................. 50c
. ill .
consecrlcor Pares'Irs.
The following were issued Septem-
ber 12th. 190.1.
oillce o s er, solicitor of
patenl'd‘Tifildgeportqo O‘TIDJ
William S. Stanley. Bridgeport, two
patents: Can cutoff for, Bunsen tubs.
Wilden!“ Evi’ortor. Ned Haven stein-
, pinging nod Atom-scum: watch.
r
1e Stamfotd, lock.
{niold com-
i‘elt and nine
A He
Thom “a H. .lmd l1NI
billed d r-hlfin‘ge
erJohn A uracil and C. A. Brage.
Stamford carpenters tool
Charles D. Clark 'i‘orrin 1011. 111i-
crolncter height gage.
George J. Galley, Waterbury,
atus for testing balance- springs.
ii. is. ThleInpaon, Waterbury, wire-
drawing machine.
Clayton 8 Stevens. New Britain.
hinge.
Charles E.TIrewl1elln. Mcrlden, va-
p01 lump.
Frank L, Cross, Mystic. controlling
mechanism for machines acting on
sheets.
ups r-
Trads~Marks.
ii. Phelps Arms. Hartford.
zines. _
Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
New Haven. shot-shells.
Ansonla Brass & Copper 00.. Anne»
nla rods. sheets wire plates. tubes,
lngdts and casting formed of metallic
alloys.
Russell & Erwin Co.. New Britain
door fasteners, checks. its.
Waterbury Clock 00.,
clocks.
1"." Wallace a Sons Mfg. Co., Wal-
lingfo'rd, 'kulvcs, forks and spoons.
POPULAR ‘AMUBEMENTB.
_..-.—..
FIGHTING FA'II‘E.
Ncw York's famous localities have
been pictured so many times on the
stage that. there seemed no spot
which had not figured in some drama-
tist‘s story. it remained for the writer
at the new scenlchg reduction. "Fight-
Fittt."’to its for the beautiful
WI: Circle to canine. as iii: back
a for ills grout mob ace it is
said to be one Ibt the best effects
layer stdgdd. 'A View of tho entrails
to the Park. the subway station. C l-
umbus onillnsllt, Majestic Theatre.
the bill but data on the corner. and
incensgworkflct street tar tracks. will
Ht L'lio odious of incandescent
Trill“ sI 'Vgill be IlIlbed’.
y lie
are? {it (initiatingit Iclo‘ailiIg tllIu
den. “li‘ig‘httmfif‘kt
story. and is tl'tli’h co tutur any s11-
IIEiting situations. A race horse figured
magn-
Waterbury.
eWiil be
tubs-lily In one scene. while s
at derrick ltl motion. a wireless tel-‘l
phy station, a street car snlssb- -t1p,‘
all a view of the headquarters of the
notorious band of “Cadets” are prom-
Ised. Anus Blanche will appear in
tltiIIIIi "Larry " the Jockey. and
"(i ace.‘ l 0 girl heroine of the «to
The (touristic bf stdbld’boys will sin
new so At Hart‘s Theatre t
nlorronIn torpedo and night,
“No Wedding Bells for Her“ at
lioyt' a Theatre Moods evening. Thi
will be the initial otter ng of the Fete
burg Stock Company 'wl‘lo‘ during their
weeks sngsg‘smut’wtll present all th
,lnleqt melodramatic successes wit
olzbnste scenery and often? intern?)
y the strongest satin cents
evar gotten together at cheap price .
Between the sets high clsss vaud
ville will be introduced. including th
IMillard ’Sroth'e‘l‘s ism use come-d
immunisation. to coat ticket.
bmisy evening limited to too. m
incumI Wednesday and Saturday SsaI
on IST 0
IitItIlIuirtisc‘xI‘I your ‘11ng in the IpnuaolI
“Aligt fulnisllcd from 1
d the ‘vsrl lls‘
iwhich cdlit. rlr
struck
11 ea. ,
‘:O I?“ I“ ”:0
i
on
THE NEW FALL WAIBTS.
Already we are showing quite ,
an extensive line of the new
Walsts. and have priced the same
at very modulate cost—”the styles
ate the very newest’ and the best
adapted fot early seasons‘ wear.
At $1.00mSeveral new and distinct
styles. made of white figured
and striped imported Madras—-
exceptional value for the money,
eithey are really worth “.25.
MILES-White and Cream Ma-
dras, also a few fancy colored.
ill all STZCS-‘llitlkeil and box
platted; value. $2.00.
At $2.00—Waists of Herring bone.
P. K., plain and embroidered
linemall .wool. Pacific Mills’ Al-
butl‘os and Nun's Voillng,’in all
the newest. full colorings. in-
cluding the popular ”Alice"
blue-we. varied assortment of
correct styles. Made to fit. Big
value at this price; real value,
$2.60.
At 32.50 and $2.98-A choice and
dainty assortment. of White Lin.
oils and imported tine Willte Cot-
ton Fabrics. including several
designs confined exclusively to
the ~iioatcn Store. Also. new
Waists. of French Wool Voilie,
and at these prices are unequal-
led in style and quality.
WALKING SKIRTS.
'l‘wo special valucs for Saturday
at $3.98 and $5.00. New Fall Mod-
els in plain colors and mnnnish
mixtures; real values, $5.00 and
$6.50.
John Brown Locked Up in
Bridgeport
(Continued from First Page).
can...
Tuesday morning. before daybreak, a
burglar entering the home of Mrs. An-
toinette Converse Morriil. wife of Will-
lcr C. Morriil. both of wealthy New
York families. was discovered by a
maid 011 thr- socuuti floor. and ill the
scuffle entitling the burglar tired seve-
ral shots. two of which took effect
on Mrs. Morriil. who is is now In a
precarious condition The shooting
aroused all the inmates of the exten-
sive household, one of tho. most pro
tentlous in ‘Creenwlch. where many
wealthy New Yorkers spend their
summers, and telephone messages
aroused all tho neighboring residents
to be on the watch for the burglar
who foulld ostnpc ill the confusion
following the shooting .111 cosy propo-
sltlon.
Seteral hours tier the shooting Of-
ilcer Cfeamer w 0 was looking for
suspicious charaCters. located Brown
at the ti‘recnwlub station. preparing to
board a train for New York. Brown's
appearance cxcllcd'his suspicion. for
his clothes Were 'bctlrn‘ggleti and ills
condition showed plainly that be had
not been in bed during the night.
Questing him and learning that
he was familiar with the occupants of
tile Greeanl h mansion. and in fact
called freou'u lly to visit the. cook. his
fiancee. Creamer placed him under or-
rest. Brown from the lone tion of the
oilicer‘s suspicion against I111 denied
that be had any knowledge of the af-
frlly. lie said he ntrlved in Green
wish on it late train fiom New Yolk.
and minded s tlolle (ill. both- events
‘skin it use into Tor him to call on
b 11 its use. ‘Knte Tierney. cook for the
Morrills. He missed a train back for
New York, and than sought shelter
from the driving rain and wind storm
under the caves of a blacksmith shop.
whom he slept until two o'clock n'ntl
than finding hilllsplf wot through went
to a mole sheltered spot on the porch
of a house.
Detectives have found prints of over-
shoes on the sloop of the house where
the shooting occurred. to which they
have fitted the ovorshoes of the sus-
pect. lie was held for tilnl on the
evidence already collottod against him
by the Borough court of Greenwich.
undel- bonds of ti lion.
'lho statement that be is about to
secure counsel from funds of his own
disclosed the fact that he has consider
able rehearsals. .
F‘br several years he was a steeple
chase rider. and his walk won him
prominence” loltsholtt lreland. Hula
la natv Vs of lill. England but the
gidiltc pat-t of his life has been spent
in ireland. His father was of lrlsh
birt a sec. captain. nod Brown bus
dist ct irish autism. in itnland‘lle
rods for the late Plantain Monro;
known as til lending horseman of
lreland several .vc'srli ago.
toll against a beam that injured his
it?!“ and hip. For three months he
he recovered abolish to rills again he
found that he couldnt ride as he used
to for syn“ move of the horse hurt
him. his gilt hip has withered con-
siderably. butm the injury is not such
as to disable blur except from violent
exercise Will is is required for also.
plochaso riding.
its had been accualnted with the
T1111 no! airmen. neat-thy two yeslI~Isuhavtp
at it throu
mimosa “is «suit smile WATT
family's trust in horses. 8in the
stables new was employed as a groom
aim 11mm
«1er In comparison to the his carn-
Mwss d"! c" More horn
me»- Wm -
lu its?!
Erowu was tossed from a horse .
as laid up With the hurt and when
ills
when he received a small ‘
still Ia
racing enthusiast and
has been hard hit recently by lilllil"
ing. its is not without. resources how
ever. for it is understood that no is
now cudcilvorlng to socuro‘ counsel.
ill trying to run out the
clues as to the possibility of there be
ing more than one man duplicated ill
the burglary the detectives have found
many peculiar autumn. The fact. that
on the tirsl floor within easy reach was
abundant swag to satisfy the rapidity
of an ordinary mortal and that none
of this was disturbed anti the intruder
found his way to the second floor has
led to the belief that the burglaly may
have been committed with the latch
Lion of kidnapping one. or the two
pretty children of tho Merrill family,
Connlo and George, aged four and live
years. inasmuch as father and mother
have been separated for some time.
the former rcsldln. in Long island
with his parents an the latter ill New
York during the Willlt‘l' anti Creed
wlch during the summer. theories are
being evolved which lead to scnsa~
tlousl conclusions. New evidence is
being secured each day. and Prosccut.
ing Attorney Fesseuden who will rop-
rt-svut the state against Brown. do
clures that :‘tlrcady there is enough
ovidcuce to warrant sending him to
state prison.
It Is considered very doubtful wheth-
er lirown's trial will be reached dur-
lng this term of the Superior court.
and it is more likely that it will go
over to the October term. Brown. it
is said. hopes to secure bolltlsmcn
from New York city. but this rumor
cannot be vet-tiled.
Drown, while shrew and quick wil-
ted. is very llliicrato but his lack of
early education is more than equalled
by his natural Intelligence.
A fact that has been learned by the
detectives at work on the case recent-
ly that is considered of importance In
that six weeks ago. the suspect. was
robbed of 3150 and 11 gold watch in
lievit‘lley's saloon under his boarding
house at 300 West 51st street in New
York. This couplod with the fact
ihat he has been betting on the races
would furnish the “luciive” always
sought by aleuths, but. ‘all explanation
of the peculiar conduct of the burglar
has not been satisfactorily reached.
The detectives havo conw across
some stnif found by a telephone line
man on he roadside near the Merrill
housu. w lch they consider of impor-
tance. This consisted of some rope.
several yards of cloth smoothing
thicker thou Ithcesoclotlt. 11 black piece
of cloth wbbli would do for a mask.
and a revolver case. As soon as those
things were sorted over. the amateur
sleuins' who h ve been thinking things f-
good shd’ pi lily em stood Monday
night hogan to renew their kidnapping
theories. The ’l'i'th they argued. could
pivoted to as; some one with. and the
,roncifor'the purpose of tying some one
and there your are—~cvcn a plain ill-
barman con could deduce the rest.
Wilt! finding of these articles, how-
ever. mains of hélp in pointing to the
1136s?” who did the Job The rope
collie fl‘om somewhere. and
it the detective? can find out where.
they will have made smile progress.
The detectives sa'y that they know
where the revolver which was used.
was bought. but further than that they
will‘s’a sci
ency has the calls. and. as might be
expected. much of the work is being
done outside of Greenwich Wilcox.
mimics-11mm» been worlds
1: insiuIlty for wine time. declares
his bellbvss it was a burglary. lie
is supposed to have received from it
C. Converse Mrs. Morriii’s lather. im-
t mantiI'in maximum to rnIiIli IIthe
sin sin 1: two
Inns ”in {Alli idattsbtldn by its
was 1111:.
continued to
play the ponlrs. and it is said that he
various
_.
a snow nos may insureds PATTERNS.
' ~51
Between Season The is Hell
IT PAYS TO READ ABOUT THE MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.
Not from one section alone. but flom anywhere that a timely lot can be
found to be sold at a pinched price.
A
Pearl lfluiton. good quality. special at ...... ............. .. 3a a dos.
Good quality Plus ............................. ‘ ...... . ........ . 1c a poser
Wire Hair Pins...‘.. ............ . ...... ....... 2 papers for'lo
Flue quality Tooth llmshcs........ ...... .................. 106 snob
Largo Jar of Petroleum Jelly.. ........ . .............. . ......... top a jnr
Busting Cottoil ................................................ 2a a spool
. Ladies' While Duck Wash Belts ............... .............. 10¢ each
Bone Hair l’ins ........... . ....... . . . . ........................ Be a dozen.
Large bottle of Antonia ...... . . . ............................ 5c a bottle
Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose, slzcs, front 5 to 91,4; ..... 10¢: a pair
Children's itlbbcd Tau Hose, all sizes, ......................... 12%c a pair
Latlies’ Fast Black Hose ......... 10¢ a pair; 3 pairs for S51:
ladles’ Fast. Black and Tan Luce iiose, regular 190 quality, special 15cc pr
..iOc' each
Ladies’ good quality Muslin Drawers, made with csmbrlck ruffling and
llemstitchiug ...... at 25¢ a pair
isldlcs‘ Low Neck and Sluovclt-ss Vests, regular 15c quality, now.
lladles’ Percale Wrappers, matte of good quality pert-ale; in all colors,
regular price, 98c. special 75¢ each
indies‘ Black Sateen Underskirts, made with deep ruffle, special. at 69c I
Ladles' Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vests, special.... ....... 61: shall
83-85 Washington Street.
WRISTS
ADVANCE FALL SHIPMENTS ARE HERE NOW ”AND MORE ARE
COMTNO EVERYDAY. THE‘NEW EMBROIDERED WAISTS ARE EX-
QUISITELY DAINTY AND ARE OIUITE MODEST lN PRICE. EXCLAMA-
TiONS 0F ECSTACY GREET EVERY VIEW OF THEM.
86 WASHINGTON ST-.
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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FOR THE FALL SEASON.
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