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“WEATHER RoRachs'r.
For Norwnlk uIIIl vicinity; Fair to-
, d Saturday. The storm which
i in South Carolina yester.
cited rapidly up the
d Oven! this vigigityin
is can near.
ti‘ ham eII hi winds
or) or rain com Eat to
An area of high pressure with
low temperatures is moving slowly
“ tron: the west. and will produce pleas-
' Btevens’ ad.
ant. and slightly colder weather in this
vicinity during the next two days.
Freezing temperatures extend as far
south as Atlanta Ga.
Tips for spring styles in Rogers and
Read it.
.‘I “f ‘
--That shirt mi, from lrcland
still on‘ the first page.
is
William H. Clunc is laid up with an
attack of quinsy sore throat.
~Soclai Dance."Mi'stlc Chain Hall.
Tuesdily, Ma1‘i20.0‘ent;and ladIes,2lic. “
'W—‘pn
Mrs Charles E. Seymour ol‘ West.
sheet. is visiting in Danbury.
—Fertlli'zers. for farm. garden and
lawn. Raymond Bros.
Saturday candy at. the Clifford Phar-
macy only 29c per lb. Try it.
O’Brien.
Specials in. groceries at the United
Grocery store. I See ad. for prices.
*Umbrollas. Umbrellas.
—-Go to F. Parker‘s. Solmarns‘ stable,
to get your horses shod.
Big sale of new music at Brigger-
man's. See ad. for list and prices.
M
——Fresh Eggn'hen doz. am. a co.
Washington Camp. P. O. S. of A.
held a business meeting last evening.
—MIge Long Clams for baking; Es-
callops, etc... at Cuiblll's.
St. John's Lodge. F and A. M.. of
Norwalk. conferred the teiiowship de-
gree last night.
r—Nw
——The very latest. in Spring Millin-
ery is being shoWn by Miss Hutchin-
son. Do not miss the opportunity of
seeing some pretty Hats. 92 Wash-
ington street.
'i‘he Baptismal“ Class which meets
at the Baptist parsonage Fridays will
not meet today.
——Ground bone. ashes, barnyard
manure. and special Fertilizers. Ray
mood Bros.
A routine business meeting of Olive
Branch Lodge Knights of Pythins, was
held last evening.
——Lntest Spring Dcrbies. ()‘Brien's.
Despite the snow storm thc trains on
the llanbury division were running
(ill time this morning. .
......
-—-Dr. Dick‘s cures a cold.
Frank and Edna Seymour of South
Norwoik. spent. Sunday at their home
in North Wilton.
—-Gran. Sugar. 21 lbs, $1. 10,111.. & (lo.
Hot water bugs and fountain syrin-
Igcs at special prices at. the Bridge
Pharmacy. See ad.
~——All kinds of Fish.
Round Clams. at Cuiblll's.
Long and
Miss Alice i’ooley, of Darion. has
returned from II visit with Mrs. (Icorgo
Jayne. of South Norwalk.
wSpecially from Kitchen Dept: 500
Enamel Cookers. 09c~kipd. for 39c. Sal
IIIIid Mon. M.'S. 'Sm'lfli & Co.
Miss Muyme Wardwcll, of Norwalk.
who has been visiting her parents in
New Canaan. has returned home.
«Manes, Bradley's and American
Agricultural Chemical (lose Fertilisers.
Raymond Bros.
An eventful sale of small lcuihcr
goods is now‘in progress at. Road's.
The ad. will to" you more about it.
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warpiut It Rains Hats. O'Brien.
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Goclienoe 'l'ribo. I. 0. R 11.. of Nor-
wulk. will hold a session tonight at
the wigwam in the Gazette building.
Important “sale of costs. shirts and
waists at the Boston Store. You will
find description, omiprioea in the ad.
‘ ‘f omega" limbibe “Ito
, 1’00
”that.
‘ reliant
’ ~(li‘sn. so... 21 lbs.. inane. tom
laden «Dad epoo thR
mind
it. Shor-
A.M.. lmokaod’s Hall. Sunday.
March 18. 'i‘lok 20s. on sale at .l.
Filly es‘ New and A. J.(loliiua
4W
' Mr. and Mrs. William Chalmers
and Miss Wilhelmina of Darion. vis-
ited Mrs; Gluimers ther in Gran-
bury. Sunday.
Mil lhll Nil.
whitend lecture by Rev.“
' a (30: South Nol‘whlk.“
Howard A. Montgomery resumed his
duties at the store of the Comatock
(‘ iothlng Company. this morning. after
II tow dors' «lilucssm ,,
-——'i‘hc t Black Mcrccrlzcd l’clti-
roots or 0125 to be. toned M. S.
Smith & Co.
Thmlittle dau liter «Mr; and Mrs.
Stephen 80 Jarv
futireiiy “covered from her recent
llncss of diphtheria.
~Mournlng Bands and Canes. O'Brien,
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Contractor Wil ism McMahéu had
commenced wotI on the foundation
for the new Simona factory in North
Main street.
~Look at our specials in
Dress Shirts for sibling
‘8: Co.
Ladies
M. S. Smith
A meeting of the general fair cola.-
mitten of Old Willi Hook and ladder
Company will be held Saturday night
III the truck house at. {I oclock.
womb Sugar,I10l,Q lbs, title.
I‘. p.
Lawton & Co. - '
Dennis Valentine. of Taylor avenue.
is able to be back at his work in C. S.
'i‘Iowbrldgb s box factory after a
week’s illness of the mumps.
“glut
This is t.I“.e season of listlessness
headaches and spring disorders. Hol-
iister’s Rocky Mountain Top. s a sure
preventative. Makes on s rang and
vigorous. 35 cents. as. or 'l'nblets.
Plaistcd's Drug Store. I
‘ awn—L...
George Siavin has resigned his poei~
tion as bartender with John F. CIIrn-yn
and has entered the employ of .lohn
J. Warren. of Washington strcc
bridge.
—-'1‘he bcsl. yci tilSCOVGl‘Oil‘I-llilnd
seine patterns Burlap Carpet. all in.
wide. 29c yd. M. S. Smith & (to.
Edwin Kaiser. of North Wilton. re
turned from the Norwolk Hospital.
Wednesday, where he has been ill
for three weeks with typhoid never.
He is recovering under Dr. Byron’s
care.
...—...
~Croiut & Knapp Hats.
O‘Brion's
Wilbur ll. ireland. who has been
confined to tho Norwalk Hospital will
an attack of typhoid fever. was re
moved to his home in Elm Grove
street, this morning, and is now con-
' valcsclng.
You tocl the life giving current the
minute you take it. A gentle sooth-
ing warmth fills the nerves and Mom
with life. it' s a real pleasure to takc
Holllster‘s Rocky Mountain 'I‘.ca 35
cents. Tea 01 Tablets. Plaistcd’s
Drug Store.
The Junior Society of the South
Norwulk Baptist Church will have a
full rehearsal at tho church Saturday
afternoon. All iho boys in the (MI
are requested to be at the church at
2 o’clock.
~Rockwood‘s Cocoa. 3th lb.
F. D.
Lawton & Co.
A resident of Water street, South
Norwalk. found a lost. dog last night.
The animal was apparently a valuable
one and was a brown bird dog. it
bad on II collar IIuIrkcIy “Gnacllc Fer-
guson, Xii Fourth avenue. N. Y."
wlI‘reI-Ib Candy, 10 and fills lb.
Smith 0 (lo.
M.
S.
Miss Kale Collins has returned to
Norwalk after a pleasant trip abroad
during which she look in Gibraltar;
the Azores, ondon and Shdllold. SlIc
arrivcd on t;- ateamship‘l’iaitic. li'ri-
day. and in now stopping with Mr.
IIIIII Mrs. (lutterldge. 8 Lewis street.
All smart no --lo dnio women of today,
Knowl how to bake wash. sing and lo
M .
Without those talcnts a wife is N (l.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Top.
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
The Knights of St. Patrick. oi
Bridgeport, will have a banquet next
Saturday night, in celebration of the
anniversary of their patron saint A
number of sponketu have been secuI-
cd. and Senator Jommiah Donovan. of
South Norwaik, is scheduled to spook
on The Siam oi' Connecticut.
There were two games lasbvnighl in
the pool but! namont at the Nutmeg
Club. Charles crib“ 1,00 dcteated Ja-
mos Gregory, ill). I o latter securing
31 balls. George. J. (luvumuigh. 75. 41c-
tested Frank Brundago. 100. by the
score of 75 to 85. Tonight iii. W. Mc-
Willlams. 100. and Harold Van blew.
85. will play.
SPECIAL
rum on canals Mm If...
women oral-III .....J. ...
nouns mum
(«UT FROM CHOICE
trounslbnunvnrbuns....nia..¢n..
. Sc LE: 25 LOO» 01.00
OICI‘IOtooiIs
III-nbinary-nunsvvopziIIII-quias ’00 III:
146 LII
CORN FED CATTLE. ‘
liliillliolllo
.0! West street. has lilo
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“ POPULAR AMUSEMENTB
. lllS LAST DOLLAR.
” “Hid Lust llollai,” which III announc
Id i'oI pIcsIIuiIIllou III iioyi.‘ a Theatre
on Saturday. March 17. is now in its
third prosperous season, It in II story
of tho lovo of n manly man and a
womanly woman wall wovcn with
bright comedirilnos on attrition stains
tic-
I lmule David dilation is a notable
stellar leaiiue of the company he by
10 means carries the entire burden
of success. for the incident. of the
brave Kentucky girl Eleanor Downs.
played by Miss Eleanor Monteil. who
has thought lIcI dearly loved horse
lllasi to nice in the Great. Futurity.
.9. woven into the general theme of
his Amclican play in II animal and
illful iguuunci and the truer side, as
it its 'IIbeith. oi the racing uIijeII
sin this play shown tip the first
time on thoratagc
A strong Iliainn well not in live acts
is the rcsull of the effort of Mr. llig~
sins and his collaborator, Dr. Cooke.
Ind the play promises II. continued life
at anaemia and popularity. A circuit
.Iompauy will support Mnfligglna and
.. ins Montoll. under the “monument
”' _,Mt‘_‘HSt‘Il‘S Stair & Nicolai. and on elm
crate equipment has been furnished
to flu; the drama
ling.
a proper set.-
A NIGHT 1N CHINA'I‘OWN.
Manager Hoyt's offering next Mon
day night will be the sensational melo
drama A Night in Chinatown, produc-
ed by the Dot Karroil Stock Company.
headed by little Miss Karroll Ihorsslt.
appearing in the famous character of
Mamie Bronco. II. Bowery newsgirl.
The vaudeville contingent that appears
between the acts is said to be of the
verthlghcst order and of such charac-
ter seldom seen with u. popular-priced
company. Monday will be ladies
)argain night. iicst. seats 15c, limit
ad to the first two hundred sold. MniiI
aces will be given on Wednesday and
Saturday. and u chungc of play (Ivory
evening. People‘s prices will pro-
vuii. Souls now on sale,
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
in spite of the weather conditions
there were two large audiences at
Hoyt’s Theatre. yesterday afternoon
and evening to witness Station's pro»
Iiuciion of Uncle 'l‘om’s Cabin. The
play was well staged and presented
throughout. Tomorrow nigII David
Higgins in His Last. Dollar ‘Ivlll llt‘
the bill.
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
The cures that stand to its credit
make Bucklen‘s Arnicu Salvo a scien-
tific wonder. it cured E. It. Mulrord.
Iciurér tor the Patrons (if Husban—
lry. Waynesboro. Pa., of n distressing
case of Files. it heals the worst
Burns, Sores. Bolls. Ulcers. Cuts.
Wounds. Cbllbialns and Salt. Rheum.
Only Zfic at. l“. H. Baxter‘s. South Nor-
walk and E. P. Wood's. Not-walk, drug-
stores. "
CHICAGO HAS $50,000 FIRE
CliitlAiit). March 16.——Firc curly to-
day in the three story building or
50-04 (lustommesI-I (,‘Iourl. occupied by
the Paper Mills Supply Company onus
cd damage that will IIIIIII-cd $50.-
.000.
MRS. ROOSEVELT IN GROTON.
BOSTON, Mnr‘ch lil.~~-Mrs. ’l‘lIIIIIIloro
Roosevelt. wife of the president. pussv
9d through this city today. on her way
from Washington to Gretna, to visit.
“(‘1‘ son Kermit, who is a student III.
the (lroiou School.
Rcccivlng Ii new truth is adding a
new mnw.-—~lrlfli)lll.
“I FAsHIoNs 'A‘No oULINAs'Y
I -mw issue.
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i Much gInco and style are cl-Iaiactcr
istic of the new day shoulder capes.
'1 hey tilil made of every thing soft and
fluffy and are ideal little wraps to
place about the shoulders for just a
bit of coolness at the neck. They are
not by any means intended to be worn
on it cold day
The very small boy may have the
bout. of his blouse finished with bub
tonholed scallops. each one fastened
with a small button.
Here is a delicious concoction called
gIape cocktail rouI the ”Pictorial Re-
view " With a sharp knife minors the
seeds from tWI) pounds of Malaga gra'
peaa and stand on the ice to chill. Beat
Iho whites of six- eggs. add a pinch of
suit. six largo tablespoons of powdered
sugar and half a grated nutmeg. Add
Io the grapes halt a glass of Jamaica
ililll min. all together lightly and then
servo, In lou .giarses onibcdded in
IIIIslch ice.
in ossciuiully old time touch Iccci-
Lug Puritan lions; and scudlng one. s
ibougbi's off romancing. is the old-
fashioned iron kctilc hung from II vIIi‘y
short crane at. illlti side of the wide
fireplace whose fittings are of wrought
iron,
The woman who would wear the ini-
cst development of the princess skirt
~that which has small tucks all
around gradually widening to the hot-
Iqu ubore they die at least. thee in—
ches wide~must be tall and slender.
in which (use the skin will prevo
eminently becoming. and iberefoie
satisfactory
in a IIIodorn palatial home II large
daveuport is placed midway between
wide. doors and a window. not close
against the wall as is the usual cus
tom but standing at an angle so that
the bookcase which ills into the cor-
neI behind is easily accessible. This
management. which, by the way is,
pructltablo only in II my large room.
makes an admirable lending corner
all the requisiteh‘, good books, II good
light. and II comfortable scat. being
ready to band.
The rounded shirt Illinois are new
Below them are platted finances, and
each puucl is bound by cloth bands
shaped to fit perfectly. Between these
puniels are plain ones that reach from
waist to the bottom of the skirt.
Widc folds 'of mum» on skirts and
‘bodl‘cc of II mourning costume are
very modish. .3 '
Shabby black lace paw be freshen-
ed. says McCall's, by soaking it in a
pint of water containing two table
spoonfuls of vinegar. Rinse in cold
&(’()“G(‘, and iron lIcIiIccu i'lannels.
A tiny girl's iv‘reuch dress of val-
oncleIInI-s lace. and the finest lawn
is worn over a dainty silk slip. and
is decorated with two satin ribbon
rosctlcs. one at, the button of the
yo . and the other III the loft oi
thevi‘ront where the Ilounce is sewed
on.
An effective decoration for on line
for luncheon is the delicate iorsytbis.
which will {tll'iltl beautifully in ten
days. Break on large sprays. which
develop better than small ones. and
place in a window in Willi-‘7‘. not, noc-
l'SSill'll)’ changing it. but rcfilling the
Jar as it evaporates. (‘bIIrry bonus
,IIlso lll‘t‘ II beautiful IlccorIIIion. and
1may be forccd in the some way. re
quiriug tbrIIo chlIs Io opcn.
w-Most disfiguring skin IIrupilons.
svrofuln. pimples, rusbcs. etc. are dip
to impure blood. llIIrdock lIilood iii!
tors is II cleansing blood ionic. thes
you vicar-eyed. I'lv-III'lIraiIIIIIi. clIIni'
skinned. '
To predict the future consult the
present.
FOR
Mother Grim
Wally a remedy now
Mother Grsy‘ a Sweet Powders for
take and never fall
,tostimwials of cares.
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new. w!
3%
WWW lit
man a!“ My Jawhwm III-o thinks its
East. Rig
I.
)Whmwmwhors for flu.
A certain cure for Farsi-him 00M“
and Stomach Disorders and remove Worms. Brod? up too
. M65.“ vth' map
l‘ “Ms.
M" in “3h
1) 08ch as! u
can“ girl:
:0 tomorrow “hang gag 5% .
form ilmlin gym.
.zlcnumi'ot‘ifinflm filo: “00W
Mit“s..bxnaghiforothm
no no my My“ sumo. for scrim
m it. one HWY
If!“ Winn-mm
.f.’ '.
scour.»
Many School children are Sicily
MOTHER cnavis
swear» Powosss
cannons.
for years a Nurse in Ohiidnn‘s Home. New York, treated childr
man”, I“ M in I.“ the bra Htul’cu. I-IIIl
bombastic mi in Pioumnt
Potion, Homiaobe. 'l‘oIIIthlI
dinflhours. Over i0.iii
mothers say about Mother Gray's Rum.
I
"N h osend ml! lM
“W” ”“10“”
mt lm‘fllilt on Y’fl swmcr I‘UV
801mm N. .I ' "Ia
at a my s'l d the gum yI-
EMMMMOR". %Y&l goalie? III re liner
“”1 Igor. ioniiumfididth
other mother [I
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Irelapsing?“ them to in I.
"fifty 'i‘. M. Keily.No.41t
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gighgfig. 83011,; . Ithlnh the 5 Ille
“rm Itinmmt M cl”gratin and
“hit! I
00th Ii'igiled.Msu.m “
‘WEET MIMIC. ‘
pit" Initials”: Adiro-
0“
II. [II ..., .I
, Wi‘. liowc’s rcai‘cstate having been
» against. the Howe and Stetson 43m
Cont. Dlflordboc for We ..
The cause of building which I in
tho navy“, yards took a crest ate for-
ward as a yresult. or the receipt by the
definite information that has boon
rthcomin regarding the actual cola.
lye cost 0 work done by the govern
lucid and by rivaio iniiIlcra. Idcuu
cal work, swarmed on tho haulostii I‘s
(Inspection and Muisimw. cost t o
government nearly 30 ‘por cent. less
on the vessel building a the Brooklyn
navy yard than on her rival ImdoI
construction at the land by the New-
port Newa Shipbui lug company. ,
This important information was on.
M scribed by the Fitzgerald resolution;
which the house Iloptod on January
iii i called on esccrcturv otstho
navy foi lufolmutibn as to "whether
them have been any charities modified
lions. or alterations in tho plans
specifications
steamships Connecticut. and Louisiana
and the estimated cost. if any. thereol
for each ship.‘
‘ongIousnum Fitzgerald was couvip
ced that the Connecticut was not got-
ting a fair showing at the hands of
the department. and that it all the
truth were known regarding the oddl
ilonul expense entailed by motion of
alterations made by the department in
the plans of tho vessel there would be
less discrepancy in the total cost of
the government craft and the vessel
built by the piivate contractor. in
all the statements made by Chief (lon-
stIucior Capps before the naval com
uIiltee he declared that the Louisiana a
cost was $3. 900, 000 and that the Con-
needed: will eat up all the $1.200. 000
more in addition He said that the
government craft. would cash 16 pm
cent. more than the Louisiana; ,- -I .-
ihapreseptaiive l‘ II’itagoIald s suspicion
that tho Uonuoctltui was not getting
a canine deal have been continued bi,
‘lIo Ilopuitmeni's Icply to his resolu-
tion. This statement shows that the
zovcriuncnt will have to pay to the
Newport News company 3138. 780 as a
Iesdlt of alterations that have been
made in the building plans of .the
Louisiana.
made in the Connecticut at a cost of.
310?. 218. a difference in farm oi? the
rothii'hiiieht. of about. 29 per cent. in
dentlcal work.
There was a difference of $30,000 in
favor of the nav yard on one job
done. and of $2. 00 on another III
both instances the private yards obnn
red the government about 25 percent.
more than the same work cost on the
Connecticut. There was only one item
In a total charge of $7. 680.
The belt safeguard against head-
Iohe. constipation and liver troubles is
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Keep
the house and take a dose at. bed time
when you feel that the stomach and
bowels need cleansing.
gripe. Sold by The Clifford Phar:
Inacy. -
STATE HEALTH MATTERS.
There Were 1226 Deaths in connectl.
out During February.
The monthly report of the State
30er! of Health was Issued yesterday.
3y mortality I'Icpmts received there
were 1225 deaths dullng the month of
F‘ebIIIaI v
laundry. and 143 less than in February
Iry tor the five IeaIs preceding
We living births In January. and sev-
In marriages The deaIths in Febrir
uv numbered twcutv five represent-
ng llll IInnuul denth Into of 11 4 psi
1000 inhabit n’nis There were thiee
ago.
LII gI'ippII, 3:
sumption, 1; pucIIIuoniII, diseases
of IIIIrvoIIs system -i; heart disease.
1; acciIlI-nls IIIIIl violonce‘ 2; all other
diseases. 11.
Thu deaths from infectious diseases
‘ollow:
Mensles~(‘lty of South Norwalk. 1;
.ildgcilcld. 2.
ScnIlIIi FIIch'wt‘Iliy of South
0.
Nov-
‘3; Rcddiniz. l.
Typhoid Fever—titty of South Nor-
walk. 1; Itldgcllold 1.
ConuIIIuptiou—o-Néw Cannon 2; City
of South wauik, .i.
NEW HAVEN FIRM FA’ILs.
Howe and Stetson Company Has Lla-
bllltlu of $200,000
NEW HAVEN. March 16. -—-'I‘he
Howo and Stetson Company. dry ’gooda
dealers which went into the hands of
I receiveI yesterday. did business as
usual 10de Elbridgo It Howc the
ll('ilil of the company who conducted a
private banking buslncs saw to it to-
Iny that all the dope ors who prc~
cntod thcii deposit books at the bank
verc paid in full Among the dcposi
tors in Mr liowe's private bank are
many persons from neighboring cities
Ind towns who came here today to
look out for theh interests. There
was no Inn on the bank. but many
withdrew their deposits. The deport
IoIs are secured through the New Hs~
Ion ’i‘rust Curiosity. a little part'of
‘iit‘nl-ltl over to the company for Nils
Iurpose.
The firms liabilities are about
”200,000, it is said and the assets will
Iot be made known for some time.
titer there is a settlement of. the pro
Iont Iiitnculty. the companyi will be
morganized tor a continuation of the
business. The action of having a re-
clvor appointed was due to the pi
ng of an attachment on the store (is
me of the hill or Million. ,
It was me today that. bankruptcy.
orcceodings probably would be brooiht
may either today or tomorrow
ramp William A. Wright; was able
rents “one of the largest creditors.‘ aid
that. such action had basin talk
and that a step to torso biggfly
be made today in Hartford ‘»
[kill]
an the united £0an .
or'iginnliy appropriated ahd 8400.000 *
The some changes were ‘
in which the charge was less than $200
1 vial of these famous little pills in‘
They don‘t '
This was 114 less than in i
If lust year. and 87 less than the aw i
Iragc number of deaths during Febru- i
in The Norwnlks there were thirty- E
tenths of childIen under one year of .
The causes of deaths follow: -
typhoid i‘cvcr..1: conr .
walk, I: Wilton. 1; New Caiiuun. I;
Harlan 2.
Diphtheria and Cream—City of South “
\torwalk.l
Whooping Cmigh~~Ciiy of NoI walk. “
house or representatives of tho. llrst ‘ ‘
I", Ufiyidpficegoi spring are who scenic werysection
These evidences are strengtliikciiliig. and before 1011; ,
shop willboarra‘yed in the bright. fresh merchandise oi i
season. You’ll be particularly interested when we tell
’ sold.
oases 0000aé sIcTIou m M lilt'li broadcloth in at
.. also black. lit $100 If ya ‘
iiighA- Wittera mark now in the moss 52 inch all wool block
goods section. Rouge of styles Innge Special at 80c
gltetcoIm-s. range of prices most com— THE MILLING OP Bil-KB
Wool shepherds checks in black 9133:5311;“illiotgndygm V
dud white and blue and white. Very an)“; no economicmiymri
special at 500 yard ‘ 01100.9 DOW you get a ‘
MI: fullmrapge of colors in all wool A beautiful assiortui' 0!
yards ve rigs and albatross. at 50c a China Silks, at 50¢ a fit
its In all wool black and white. hi 6 30 10011 all fink WM“:
and white. brown and White. and h M 760 6” rard- ,
elty mixtures. at. 50c yard. 27 inch black taffeta silkr _
45 in. wool brilliantlns, all colors. special at. Silo a yard.
line of the newest colors at 590 a 36 Inch black taffeta all
at $1 a yard.
yard.
83- 85 Washington Street.
March
can. iota. run.
3...: i"
We extend a cordial invitation to you to visit our Ital?
2.
on above dates and note the improvements that have
.III
made during the past month. The place has been I 7 t“
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remodeled and thoroughly renovated. The entire std
taken on a gala attire for this special occasion, and we ki
request you to come and see our store at its heat. We aids
your verdict.
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IRISH NOVELTIES
sou THE
17th Day? of March
or. PA‘i‘RiCK's DAY.
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Have your wiring brought up to requirements and ha
per cent. increase on insur‘hndc. ’ ' ‘ ‘ A“
Ilia Reed & Valli Electrical ii, ,
We guarantee all our work.
Cool. Coal.
Let us iritroduce our high grade Lchigh Jeddo
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