pup wm Hamburg Ficus“ Wits
Clusters of 'I‘IIOII’I.
l8»
”currencies ”.1 .
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair and
slightly colder tonight.
fair with rising temperature High
northwest winds, diminishing. The
storm that was central yesterday
morning on the W. yAflqnflc .
has moved rapidly northeastward fittl
is new central near Nova Scotia. it
produced high winds along the coast
north of Hatteras. Nantucket report-
ed a wind of sixty blips mm; (the,
arcs of high pressure with a hold
wave has moved from the nortthst
into the central sections and carried
freezing temperatures as far south as
the Gulf and tile northern Portion of
Florida. It will produce in this .11
cinlty pleasant weather with , nil
low temperatures Isaiah 3 ‘
Thursday by slowly rising tempera-
ture. Storm warn-Inga are continued
along the New England My: I
M
Miss Kitty Miller, of Kingston. N.
Y., is spending a week with relatives
in South Norwalk. .
if;
~Halibut, Flat. Salmon. Herring.
Eels; large Stnéli. 2 thin 250; Long
Clams, 30c qt. Greenp'toysters. Cutbill'
Miss Mai Hawkins. .of Southportii
has returned from a pleasant visit
with relatives in Norwnik.
Advertise now. The future withstood
be present, and taking care of tomor-
row ls taking care of today.
—-The largest and best line Mercer
ized Petticoats tofi be -,found for-.8125
es. M 8. Smithi'k 00.
F‘. B. (lorries president of the Nor-
waik Look Company. is critically ill
at his home In West avenue.
”aw——
Sally forth from your den and let
the world knew you the on earth and
doing businessv-‘by advertising
W
«If you are thinking of buying a
new or second hand Auto. call on L. M.
Wright. Telephone 104 2.
W
The Central Labor Union will hold
a business meeting tomorrow evening
at the Lyceum In Seuth Main street.
Joseph Dest the ball player. has re
sumed his former position with the
Nor-walk Box Company in North Main
street.
—Halihut, Flat. Salmon, Herring.
Eels; largo Smelt.” .. lbs“ 25c; Long
Clams 80c qt. (wreenp’t Oysters. Ctltbiil
Ridgefield has advertised for bids
for the cure of her roads for the next
three years and they will be opened
March 15.
Civil Engineer Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr..
was cngagcd yesterday in making a
survey of Morris M. Norton's property
in Lowe troet,
—~Lcok at out special showing Lu-
dies‘ White Shirt Waisls. 50c upward
M. S. Smith & Co.
- Star of Columbia Circle. Compan-
ions of the Forest, will hold a meet-
ing tomorrow evening. in Red Menu
Hall in Washington street
Harry Bustling. ol the Richard Ken-
nedy troupe. who has been spending a
few days with his family In Norwaik.
joined the company yesterday at DRIP.
bury.
Your stomach churns and digests the
food you eat. and If foul or torpid,or
out of order, your whole system eat
low from blood poison Holiister’s
Rocky Mountain Ten keeps you well.
36 cents. Tea or Tablets. Plalated' a
Drug Store.
Miss Mabel Houton, of Hrockvllle.
(IJuf... is mulling a stay with itclatlves
in South Norwalk. being the guest of
but grandmother Mrs. EmelineC. Bou-
ton, of 21 imwastrcei.
'l‘uyior & Golden are ready to rent
houses for the summer. as there are al~
Iontly a large number of Inquiries from,
out of town people who wish to no to'
the country or seashore during the
warm weather.
saw-ran rum «lama.
akin: does not cure child
this. if It at than 1,9?“
new on
tattle.
M Summers, Box 516. Notrs Dame.
lnd.. will send hof’rm. t ‘
a?"
Nil 13)”.
a it- .
rationale: liar this. Mr:
mother. Bite uks‘ no money.
We lidi’ today If your bhiidfln trou-
~hfe you In this, woyl- Don’t blast-om
fawn. Tits: more use it “MI sop
W
When lioll watt Some-
lhldd‘ohol‘de at a tea
seaside price. visit
Public Market
iir . Willi. a... was.
twin cadmium
Thursday i,
p»; J.‘. Mums cerium
changed Oil account it
or Mkofiammahad {cutie a. P
, t en mi}
this?” at will“ trails: was the? i
pantomime. “Where Are You Going.
. Built dectmd in Eyeliner
(continued mom MMI‘III Pose.)
was one at the best siren. it was “'i‘lie
Market Woman and the Paddler." Dr.
reconvene .. r
a tin
Iguana with” otthe dolor In tho
'r. stint muggy
I' 4
song.
In the
Lauder in a
borrow on
sung by Prof. E. II. (lumbar-I.
next pantomime, Fr
subspace W
ml a“ a owlslk Nissan”
dust of roadway. ext time ud3~‘
Inc from the looks of the ”Little Wife"
the "Bachelor" will be more careful.
At this point in the prosram “The
Bong That i Hear in My Dreams" was
all w
anuyv y nightmare. 50%th
the chorus IyIthich Rs fitc tthc ingw old
thyme. “ .
sclofl an old
itaiiIiI was rallied
toned crop d It
ymour. We picture if... a mi
. ing that it brought tears to many eyes
and
of Jack, In knoilJIu
vinetar a d brood
WiIllamIIH. Flmitel;I es mi
picous ay nppomlne partin
Lthis onewgll‘ed s. 'A‘iliblet'. as illttl‘e
Boy Blue. call d 1' th rfim‘ntltd up
plause. When i e on In again We
a huge see saw was seen Perches
high in the air on one end of the
hear was Abistlun B o
oppogtte end being heldsfilsn by MW:
r by a
ill. A very sits-
My Pretty Maid?" Miss Ruth Kendall
took the part of the milk mold and W
S. Fulani that of the lover. During
the pantomime-s rhymes were read by
Mother Goose and ter each. "Wis.
liom" have her Ver
On entering the hall aybnsy street
scene was found. A traveling arches
its. in costume furnished music. To
the left was The House That Jack
is
house fancy articles More dialogs: of
surge
by Mr‘s. Christian Swsrtz. Mi‘sn'
Kendall and Mrs. Henry Lockwood.
On both sides of the hall were sally
detorated push carts from which dif-
tannin articles were disposed ,nt by
ladies In costumes representing Moth-
er Geese characters Each cart bore
a huge slap in front, telling what was
for sale in a Mothtr Goose rhyme.- The
painting was done by Artist Howard
n.1‘iiiy. nose sellinpw from push
can: Were: Candy Mrsgw “I! smith,
Mrs. Frederick J Force and bills Alida
Toiles; cake Mrs. James Paul. Mrs. R.
L Baker and Miss Florence Benedict":
fresh fruit M Milton Elwood and
Mrs. Robert Si cock; cheeseaud milk.
Mrs. Ablathar Blanchard. as Little
Miss Mullet; dolls Mr. E. F Smith;
Mrs. William Moore and Mrs. E. F.
Benedict. Easter eggs. Mrs. Fred Bax
ter and Miss Nina Zoloft; aprons and
holders. Mrs, W. H. Raymond, Mrs.
Dunnebaok. Mrs. ‘Gretforypnd Mrs.
Robertson; tarts and (tannedfruit. Mrs;
Fred H. Rowan and Mrs. W. 8. Starter
vast; pie-sud bread, Mrs. F. .thz and
Mrs. Louis Beers: rodeo. Mrs. John
H. Light and Mrs. M. H. 'i‘ollcs: plants
and flowers, Misses Sanford. Mitchell.
and Hetherlnaton. and Mrs. Howard
’l‘llly. The lemonade well was In
charge of Mrs. J. M.vCoburn. Mrs. Ole
iver .E. Weed and Miss E. 1. Toilets,
assisted by Kenneth Taylor and John
Stirling, as Tommy Green and Tommy
Stout. The refreshment room was in
charge of Mrs. Charles .St. John. as-
sisted by Mrs. Clarence Nowlsn. Mrs.
Hutcheson, Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Put-
rcdge, Sclleck. Hoffman and Stowe.
Their picturesque costumes and kindly
services wore enjoyed by all.
The affair will be. Meatcd tonight.
AN INVITATION.
We ask you to try a 15 cent bottle
of Grombie’s Cough Cure sad we will
pay back your money If It falls to cure.
A single dose loosens the hardest
cough. allays Inflammation and gives
restful sleep F. It. Baxter.
OODIHVATIDN.
Mother—Yes, Tommy, the doctor
brought the baby.
Johnny-—Well run, he uI'nt very
good at matching satuples ls lief-w
New York Sun.
it???“ Ttgllggmfillli'ihx w‘fie Js'fn ,
“sledsunwlthr
wwm but
ohm. Mrs. Stowe, Misses Philips. Hold-. .,
to
‘ linen Io w it: thematic
In: it must positively?
and intimation or itw
MM? 3’-
Experlenoe has proven that Pepsi
Itolo Tablets cured penis to forty-
out. of ty. That Is a re-
. statement, but the facts int?
«case out be neatly. verified.
filters is eyory to Inn to have con-
occupant-4P lit. Will hand bani”
your at cents w thin ihssltatlon ahouldi
you fall of being cured
All kinds of food can be eaten free-
lyv‘vlt is more easily digested there
“in he fhl ens or distress after call
find ‘by up the stomach to health I-
sis and digest. Pepsikola Tablets malts
at? rich, red blood to strengthen the
I'-
They are Just the thing If you test
run downI nervous. tired and debili-
; t M smiling to Ivc you
$313}: hi3: IJt‘itheruty E
1 at e a minute but. 80 right
to Mr. “Baxter and try Pcpslkola Tat»
rah-ta
cost a
fl" Ml
lets with e understanding that you
must. be TWIN”, benefited or the
cost is ndt '
BUILDING UP NAUGATUCK
nan—tn.
How Local Bride Benefittcd a Connec.
Mont ego.
lit countries suc as Franco and
England with authoritative and wide
ly pie’v’a lent national standards of
taste the buildings erected even in
the smaller towns and cities, are
b
no. my,
respectable.
Whinli'” I‘llu
But: in a loosely knit
Ichas the United States. In
best aesthetic standards
est cities. the buildings which are
erected in the small towns are. except
in rare Instances e work of local
designers and are Stamped with crude
provincial characteristics. There are,
hchver. (rennin exceptions to this
title and a number of the exceptions
”ire to be found In the smaller manu-
facturing towns of New England in
some of these towns the local manu-
rapt tirig industries are owned or con
melted, 8y. weii- rude and public spirited
gentlemen. who have not. only built
houses for themselves designed by the
very best architects of the day but
have exercised their influence to ob-
thin for their towns a better close of
public buildings. To mention only a
few instances. something of this kind
has been done by the ohm funny
at South Manchester, Conn. and by
the Maxwell family at Rodin/lilo, Conn.
Naufistuck itself does not dllfu es‘.
sentit’tl y from a score of manufactur-
in; towns of the snipe side. It enjoys.
indeed. an unusually beautiful loca-
tion The valley of the Nauxatuck riw
el' opens out in this vicinity, and the
hills rise gently to considerable height
on both sides. The business section
of the townvéthat is, the railway sin;
tion. the shops and the factories-are
situted on or just above thc river
level while the public ,nquttl‘r and the
chief residential streets haw been
laid out on n plateau sllnsl it some
distance back from the river and ii a
somewhat. higher level Bnt it this
plateau the hills rise still m; I(‘ sharp
lit to a height of several hunched feet,
and on this ridge many of Nsuastuck‘ a
thriftiest cIIizens iiv.e The outlook
across the valley to the hills on the
other side is. apartfrom-the artificial
dishgurementn'very beautiful. and one
can imagine a town‘ built upon them
and upon the plateau beneath, which
would ‘have added to the beauty of
these surroundings rather than sub
trait-ted from them. A. better site for a
Bicwrcsque hill town wI uld have been
Illlculr to find; but it it unnecessary
to nddthat, practically nothing has
been done to tulle advantages! these
opportunities. Nuugutuck, so far as It
is n. home-made product, is from the
point of view of‘good looks a depress-
ing and squalid place. it lacks even
the minor virtue of neatness and tidi-
ness, and there Is no suggestion about
It of the charm that still pervades
some of the older New England agri-
cultural towns. wlth their elm-shaded
mainstream linedby respectable roi-
onlal and nee-classic houses. The one
, evidence of good civic or architectural
‘ manners Which Naugatuck possesses is
“public square. which occupies an area
two or three acres on the plateau
above the, river and below the heights;
and it. was inevitable that any attempt
tzimprove he appearance of the town
onld be u by putting this square
-flx... .8.
“loi' 5' See” Your length
The Stomaoh'c First Cali for the
Help That, Dr. Richard's. Dy”
pepsin Tablets Give.
to the best posnihicvuse.
Fortunately there was a gentleman
Interested In the .industries of Nausu
tuck ltllll resident In the town. who up-
prt c-ciutoti the desirability of mining Its
architectural standard. and who know
whom,
Go to a physician with any com-
Inialnt. The that thing he says is
“Let' a see your tongue." That is the
Index tbnt tells gin)“ ”the state of your
’dIigesIlon. and 'iail menus Imncondii
ton of your heal . o r v y am
your ability to? fungi: to «any trout»
meat from u satirical operation. down
As a matter or fact. the person
lion. able to «1th the food and fur-
nub this noinishment mellow»
keep the human machine ru as Is
not likely to be troubled with anymtb
er coinpieiut. On . and
one whose. stomach Is' redneck“ to; “di-
gest. his food WW3!
compiblnt he is subject or m y be. ex-
posed to The presence of such symp-
toms as a coated tongue. impairedap-
petite. soreness r burning sensation
Iin the stomach ache. alanine“
and a general feel f madness and
slunlshneu, Is pr aitlve that the
stomach i her.
in Dr. Richard's Dyspepsia Tablets
may be found the most rational, edic-
Ient and pleasant remedy. They are
. not ”native to character, nor do they
stimulate the stomach to puns will
and harmful action. but they do” fur-
faith the necessary alumna (or the
proper digestion of food, the luck of
iwlilclt is mponslltloilor the incomes of
«dyspepsia . .
Sold by
l’rice. so cents per bottle
. Idrqulsts. Manufactured byDr. Rich
'1! at When. it!
public buildings, the design of which
public hullringu the design of which
was entrn ted to Messrs Maxim.
Mend; bite: and this work has
0&3!!!ng outwith some Intermis-
sinus to It tire-chi day. buriusthese
liftecn years there have been erected
in Nuusatuck tram ohm by this firm
a public library. a public school, a
fountain. a bank building. a high
0' whose stomach Is In flrsbclnss condi- school 3 Consultations! Church and
o privatp residences-one for J H.
amm- Whittemoro. More
are be same architects have also de
signed com farm mum at at Mid-
fishery In I'- vicinity of sugatusk
glutn a bulged; business blast: at Wat-
It is that Nessa.
tuck that."I its yictny Vocations probably
.a yiarasr munM beret Inoculated
MWIW lily
styles in t a country. willful” the unlin-
plummets of New . rm . 8
Thus this lit town has been
changed from an architectural eye.
nth a place which. "without use
In; to he a eyesore. has heading of
unusual m doctoral interest: ’li’or
not only In it What to find so many
painless designed by this firm situat-
ed reign“ reach other, but inasmuch as
there siblings, have been erected dur-
ing a period of over fifteen years they
affords some Indication of the changes
which have
larval its stations of deaths. (hm
prices or instance. the public school
with t at of the high school. The first
got these
years no. and compared to the ma
‘ the wily
album“ with a certain character.‘
beautiful or interesting;
thiry Micro: to recognized ideas,
and consednently they are at least‘
how no authority outside of the lurg j
on" to his assistance. Begin .
‘ nlng tnnhy yours on. the erection was
takes: place during the In. "
ulldinn was created many
account or ‘ his ct the m
Ilon‘ from Wit?“ “liable to another
would carry e Iii it it. Inn: s from
recent thorium brehltocturnlm history.
into Ina. heuovorm as are the var-
Innuendo/ethic . or uhiteatursl pint
of view w thrill. (lifterwl buggy
PI’III
tonal: pin an. high
doing“...
It strontium to: er. As,
insight. grew and on
I, res ea 0 he adult are not
seen .ld any Intensities accliltectural
relstlodr one to er. The high
sellout for thatched. which Is the lacs.
est buildins one most conspiew
oualy slum ere somewhat; be-
cause It has con {shoved off towards
the corner of-thocullare thinned of The-
Inc placed moi-e III III cerium
coltsequeho‘e iii-{Iii a building falls
to obtain the about of its occupier»
minnow. it has been impossible tb
plan an effective approach from the
agitate. and it. is been in Immediate
relation to (tortilla frame houses which
or to any the least wholly immigra-
one. If it easier have bden .sltuated
square. while, ,at the sonic time, keep
lug its premt ’otlitude thoresbove.
‘it would have put up a very much
more impressive an chance. But such
animation was out 'bt’ the question.
Medusa the public school.w1dch Ind
been bull; many years earlier. blocked
was blah school romaine,
none the less. ’a building which In em
celletitiy adapted to its site. It is
designed in a bold large way: and thew
colohnede which occupies most of the
facadeiis of tho Widest midlands to
enabling the
commit“ pantie;
the Gohxreaationni (lbw-oh. which also
recent duty;
at number of
Colonial no
ly .snslone
tions of the ill
iIialaaarwe chit.
n
builders.
productive of good results, because it
prescribed the use of ohea
motorists to“ left the hu dings bare
of apprqpr ts prescient. -
Th heuobltests of the present edifiche
we shown what can he done with
new meeting-house when the
necessity of narrow economy is re-
moved. The new revision of the old
style retains the discreet quality of
the original: but it becomes both more
monumental It‘ll more elegant in its
effect. While the more abundant re.
sources have been freely used in mak-
ing the deslzn cf the church an elab
crate composition of many varied and
costly elements. what. was valuable in
the architectural tradition of the curl-
ler type has been not merely preserv:
ed, but emphasized and improved.
As a matter of strictly architectural
design, it may be objected that the’
tower In large In scale compared to
the body of the church. and that the
means which have been taken to ter
minute it in the steeple make it ap
pear from a distance, as well as hard
by, somewhat squat. This objection
has some propriety. but it will not do
to press It too far. (To design an ef-
fective lower for u church of this size
has been one of the historic difficul-
ties of ecclesiastical artmhitatrire and
in this Instance the difficulties of a
tower of any other size than the one
selected are so obvious. that whatever
else‘It would have meant, It would
have necessitated a wholly different
sort of building. But the existing edi-
Ilee hasso many claims upon one‘s con-
ulceration that h is better to accept
the tower as It in than to pay the
heavy price that would he required for
its alteration. The building is so good
as it stands that its admirers would
not care to risk any I'umiumcntnl
changes. The only other criticism that
is suggested concerns the intermed-
iate member between the lower and
th steeple. the surface of which is
broken up into a number of offer-live
lilies and planes. In other respects
the design In most interesting and sat
isfnctory. It could not hare been de
signed by any firm which lacked the
tdvnntaxe of long practice In the use
of Gregorian forms, while at the some
time It contains certain very effective
novaiilcs. particularly in the treatment
of the steeple.
The buildings of the public lib
my and that of the national bank do
not call for any special comment: but
the residence of Harris Whitiomorc
in Nuugatuck. and the farm house 0:
J. H. Whittemore tit Mlddlcbury de
servo much more attention than such
simple buildings usually do. MuKltc
Mend It While huve of late yours de-
signed very few inexpensive frame
houses. They have. naturally prci’er-
red to give their time to work whiei
offered more considerable urchitcctnr
al opportunities. lluI those people
who used to like very much some of
heir earlier informal shingied houses
whoum which have beenouensively
copied ever sincemwill be pleased ti
see that this Iirni can still Impurt pro
priety and charm to modest and un
pretentiousbutldlnzs.-A. C. David in
the Architectural Record.
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I OM'ITHIAT catnI 8
if t m res neumon a. re
zillsn Balm Is blinks an up colds when
ever tried. almost without exception
Ioc 25c. title Ithd fl (III bottles. The
".Iifford: Entombed i'iullted'a "
mm Down
”Wrwu-mmv
HE CLIFFOED PHARMACY
Well: rs any
“in” column V ”
on the same axis as the middle of the ‘ 1“
Ibo live up to I“ I
Another was imam. building is .
has bt‘Efl‘éOWIME‘ et’ a mmniutlvely' j ‘
It is Interesting for . ..
out "loans. The
its-ileum was the home ,
utters Auctions ooadl .
itch lath century Re .
.and It betrayed. both .
its mean. and .its details the but
extremely limited resources of the .
Moreover. the amenity ,of » ,
economy was rarely In these instances ,
and poor L 3'
was thrown.
forth of balm
dunnotwu .Et Ilidbe
t. Whi In ymhtcmmin‘to
lot- In than n ordinury hall a»
tip . smite :tedicloetzuhimrmli fa“:
"first I will “ ' '
Forum not... .
kind" of d‘yprilpolo‘ MM. .
offline female.“
who h.‘WIIIIO it u
once Similar to ordinary indigestion.
moot herfluedylthoats medicine
cli not fact. an n. Wit tonic.
_ hushasdpaeut tonic effected. theta-
Ly 1"]th ‘
WW”‘ II Bury»:
Show
new
Molten.
‘ hove roe»
W it to many mm-
No other medt clue in the world has
received inch widespread and unquali-
"lled endorsement or has such a record
cloumolfemnletroshlsuyhssf. die
I. Pinkhani‘s Vegetoble/(‘otnpoun .
TINNY NEIL EOUT.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13r~Hfim
“Penny and Frank Neil will contend to.
night at the Mechanics Pavilion for
the hunters weight championship of
America The battle will be for twenty
ty rounds Both of the lads are in line
condition as the result of careful train.
" Ins.
Betting on the bout last night was at
lo to s, with Neil favorite. There was
considerable 'I‘enny ntoney to be Ill/d.
however and It Is quite likely that
before the boys enter the ring tonight
the price may be 10 to 9 or even
money
POPULAR AM USEMENTS
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY, MARCH 3RD.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
,JAMES KYRLE MacCURDY‘
In His Great Play
THE OLD CLOTHES MAN.
Pronounced by Press and’ Public
“Splendid." "Good." An Instan-
taneous success.
NEW IDEAS! NEW FEATURES!
SEE—The Skeleton It the Feast.
The Salvation Army.
The Marriage in the Show.
And the “Ylddish Twist" In the Prize
Eight.
' PRIoEs:
Matinee ................ 15c and 25:
Evening ............ 25c. 36c and 500
seats Now on Sale.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY. MARCH 2ND.
Tile Never Failing Delight
W. E. NANKEVILLE'S
Enormous Triumph
HUMAN HEARTS.
A story From Life Presented In Dre-
mallc Form.
Aboundlng In Humanity, Bubbling
Over WIth Joyous Comedy.
Thrilling and Realistic Situations
Around the Bppctstor to the
Highest Pitch of
Enthusiasm.
Prices 260, 35c and 50o
Seats on 3an Monday, February 26.
a...
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY. MARCH 6TH.
Tour of
MME. MANTELLI.
Famous Mczce- learned of the Metro.
poiltan Opera House. N. Y., and her
.4/
of Ten We i-Khown Principals in
IL TROVATO‘RE bATFAVOI-IITA lot!
760. 01.00.
In six mm In Orchestra, $1.00. .
don't: New minds. ,
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HOY’I" 8 THEATRE.
cits mom ONLY
may In on d'I'I-I.
Jutnui'wnsv'b pIIII n company
‘ Ml. w. Al." ”It I‘I‘I'EOMI.
In Last fillafl'lti‘. amt Comedy and
Drumsl
THI MUMMY A
II
MR. .HINRY OARL LEWII.’
Who malls such!
Giuseppe. the Italian Orland“ Grimm.
will again norm In that role;
BUPI'O TING OIAOI'I‘HI IIT‘IEII ‘I‘HANI
P.IM¢IW.1M¢
Isl numb automotive-41.00.
out InIo' ”We“ I'r day. March and.
{horde lsw lob
{limo mac
any sale just ended. There's to be a renting out Minimum I ‘
broken mortrnents and left livers of all mm W'“"“‘
for a few days, but while it does last. it trill be a mud @040!
chum to yet-In steak MI!!!» I 1
vi.
iIIAllM wins-es usouwun one LOTB as crude com
Broken lots and side assortment. Road abmlt‘ momi‘i’c‘l' '01
Your size may he have mount. 1: so while. for the Iaflns'l as to
you are in luck. you'll be tempted to buy.
WOMDB jersey ribbed 109i! El“ ,MQI“. hemititdhed hunditét I
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ind drawers for 25¢ the garment.
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Resolved
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be a single article has: thatis not strictly rip-touts“. clean ma .
We are rummaging these days while the stored: being I‘W _
and we are weeding out’evCrything that does not settle up as . ,
standard of excellence that has made this business grow. All“
andends go on the “Bargain Table" at half-price or it!“ ‘
Drop in and See if there Is anything In the lot you can Mail
the reduced prices. ~
N E. RYAN.
I6 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALKI
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Harris 85 Guns Go.
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the Philippine government. The can»
didates are selected by examination.
and one stipulation Is that they will
enter the Philippine civil service after
they hare completed their studies.
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