Navy 11 Black. to Hon-
nan. at 11111191111. .1111.
tum. flora... vanadium and Broad
claim.
a. K. 511nm.
, 115 11111 47 wumnmu Aunt,
1. Maho:kamo Hotel Block,
”WEATHER FORECAS‘ ‘
F01: Nprwollt and vicinity:
Ml. gOllilllt rind Wednsaduy. The
cl
literati 1., passed over this vicinitv
last. night. In, pow, cllantral oi! the coast
01'. Bloch Island. reduced heavy
1am and high wlnld'h new; the o oust
twin Norfolk. 1111., to Boston; A' alight
diuturh'anup is central this morning
over Lake area Pleasant weather;
prevails tilla'llnornlng‘ in the western
and southern sections and cloudy
weather with light rain or snow in the
Lake region and New England. Con-
ditions svor far this vicinity partly.
cloudy- weather with cool nights. but
guite warm during the middle of the
RV.
The confectionery stores are. display-
ing some striking novelties for Easter.
William P. Beers advertises Bibles.
prayer books. Easter cards. etc. in this
issue.
Miss Alice Reardon. of (‘resccnt 'I‘cr-
race. spent Sunday with her brother
in Milford. _
Dr. Percy L. Reynolds. 01‘ Fall Riv-
er, Mass. spent Sunday with friends
in South Norwalk.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain ’l‘ea is a
wonderful spring tonic. it drives out
all impurities. A good thing for the
whole family. Keeps you well all
summer. 35 cents. Tea or 'i‘ablels.
Paltsed‘s Drug Store.
Robert G. Lang gave 11p his barber
shop in the basement of the Hotel
Clifford. last week.
Prof. William Low. of Westport are
one. was the guest over Sunday of
friends in Holyoke. Mass. '
Mrs. Anna Lindstrom. of it) Buy—
vlew avenue. mother of Otto and. Wil-
liam Lindstrom. is seriously ill. .
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred N. Wildman.
[9th Hill and Miss Ella Hill returned
yesterday from their California trip.
—-l)on't fail to see l-lindoo woman at
Joseloi‘f’s.
The Overlook-Sellock Military Acad-
emy closed this afternoon for the
spring vacation and will reopen April
18.
Butler Chapter. Court Mnhackemo
and l’. C, Lounsbury Lodge will hold
regular meetings this cvening'ut 8
o'clock.
The Hat Finlshcrs‘ Association will
hold its monthly meeting. Wednesday
evening. at the Lyceum in South Main
. street.
Norwalk Lodge. No. 709, ll. 1’. 0. I11.
will hold a meeting tomorrow l1v4-lliug.
at the hull of the. order in South Main
street.
~»—Si11l'11 open evenings until N o‘clock
during the months of April and May.
ll. II. Decker.
lion. Ferdinand ll, Smith and Mrs.
Smith are expected home this week
from their wlntcrs‘ stay in Mount
Dora. lv‘la.
South Norwalk Conclave. I, 0. Il..
will hold a meeting tomorrow even-
ing. in Mystic Chain bull. in Wash-
ington street.
Mr, and Mrs. Lewis ldlwell, of I39
\Vest str,111-t llanbury. buvc 111t111114-1l
home f1on1 a short stay with triendu
:II lit-II island.
William Ferris. who has been, 4-111
ploycd I11 Bridgeport. for so‘tnc‘tlmc
has rot-1111111411] his former duties with
in. ii‘. I. Burnett.
-Don‘t fall to see l'iindoo woman at
Josoloff‘s.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Weeks. .lr..
of Woodward avenue. have gllllt' in
Allentown, Penn. to spuid a tow
days on a violation trip " '
[1a Dreyfus: and Miss M. Drcyt‘nse.
of New \".olk ripont Sunday in South
Norwalk. with their brother. Adolph
W. lireyi'uss. of the Mailuckcmo Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Frhnk Bennett. of
Brooklyn. who have been guests of
Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates and Mrs. Mary
It}. Bennett. of 24 Orchard street. re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn. yes
tordny.
Singers and public speak-
ers find Linonine of great
value in clearing the vocal
chords of hoarsencsl’ and in
strengthening the lungs.
‘1 1111110 1'01 lilllI‘lI'IIho I111 (111-
vdhiaily 1111i all to 11111 11 ice in
public speaking when there has
been a Atenéencfi to hosruensss.
Rev. i“ ubbard. Baptist
church. Danbury. Conn.
glow—“50c. fl.
Partly 1
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St. Mary's thOIl‘ will rehearse this-1
evening, instead of t0'm011'.ow I
Deacon James Walsh. of Wilton 11111
one. is able to bc olll again. after quite
a severe attack of the grip.
Mrs, Warren 1’. Smith. .lr.. of South ,
‘Norwnlk. will sing at the Noru'nlkl
Methodist Church. tomorrow evening.
in connection with the
ness work. .
Abram Fitch. of Westport avennc.‘
has returned from his Florida trip.
While in the, South Mr. Fitch was you
lll. but is now believed to hart1 about
fully recovered, ‘
If you would lost1 that. dull old head
‘ ache. I.
And fool as llvcy as :1 flee, I
Make haste to your druggisi, |
And buy some Rocky Mountain Tea. 1
Pluistcd's Drug Store. i
St. John‘s Lodge, I". and Add. of]
Norwalk. will work the third degree I
this 1,11'1-ning. II('TI'(‘.~II!llI‘lIIH will fol
111w and all Muster Masons 11:11'1- 11411-111
cordially invited.
le—Iilayor and Mrs. l1‘1-1'dinand li
Smith and Mr. Smith's mother. 4111- 111:
pooled home this Week from l1‘l411'i4l:1..
wl111r11 lhr'y huvt1 been spending the;
winter. as is their annual custom. i
In. and Mrs. Harrison ti. Slont I111111'
lol‘l Norwalk and gone to Jersey l‘ity.,
wl1111'11 llr. Slonl will b41 house physh t
inn in 11 large hol11l. They have stored
their household effects in Norwalk. 1
A number of \\'iln:1ss1-e~: from Nor-l
walk were in 111-1111;...m-1 thh. 11111111 1
“MI. to l11s1ify in tho lriai of ()Iivm t‘
II111t1111.\vh11s41 appealed 111.1111 ironl :1
sont1111'41 of six days in jail comes up.
The meeting; oi (lid Wll-ll “link and
Ladder fuii 14111111111111” .1sl evening
was postponed. Thorn will ho a meet
ing of the committee and thc \vlml"
rampany 1111’l"l111111d11y 1111.111 of il1l..
week at tht.1 truck house.
Mls. Ashcroft. of Slatufuid. 1-11in 11ml
her little granddnngl1ter. (‘uil1141'l114-
Mnlviblll. has been perfectly happy
slut-41 she regained possession of the
child after a light In the courts. Just
1'11111 tho little 1.:hl is in Yonkers. on 11
visit with hot ilillll. M1s.li1111'y ltoyte.
--"'|1v Tons and (‘ol‘fcos domonsliat-
ed by Ilindoo woman. at Joseloi‘f' s.
The third I11 the series of slippers In
connection with the Ladies' Sowing
Society will be laid tomorrow in the
First Methodist (‘htmh lit ti::i0.l.:1-
dl41 1-1 are tuned to be present promptly
at 2 o‘clock for sowing. as much Is to
be done for the alltlrlpntcd sale In
May.
A large number of people have vi' 1“-
ed Louis .lonl1l11fl”s store in North Main
root this week for the purpose of
sloping tho 14-1111 and cottons which
are being 4lolnonxl1ntod thort1 by (‘had
lnmniul tho woman from l111ll.1.l4‘1'4sh
inudo ton mid tol’l‘u1- nro always on
hand. and the public Is coitllully i11-
vilo'd to call.
'I here will I11
l
1111 l.11lll11u HI'I‘VIII'; 1 at
hi. “my 1. (‘hnl'1l1.\yedm'sdny 1-11-11
lug. but collioknltms will I111 hold ”1' It
afternoon and 4111-1111111. ,illuss will bu
t‘t.tI(I)l'ilI(‘II Thursday at it 11‘. 111. and
the mass of tin; prcsunrilllell I'l'ldny
morning. Lenten dcvotltms will be
held It‘llday 11vollin.0n aster Sulnr
day morning the haunt“; candle and
water will be blepaddi“
A council of the lla’tmhtms 111' 1111.
any will be organized In Red Men's
Hall. In Waahlngto street. with 111-1111
hr 100 members 'I‘ 1.1111141111111111». will
be In charge of the degree team of
Lady Emma llaylon (‘onneil of 8111111-
ford State CouncillorW A t‘loae of
Waterbury and his deputies. will be
present. as will also a delegation from
the New (Tanlllllt council
W. It. H Campbell '1‘. D Ma war
lug. Thomson Meade, W. H.‘ 11111.
Boston: Dr A. B. Gotham. Wilton: D.
II. (illnusnn. 'l‘. H. EMORG. GuPIliIIlpllw
W. It. Melcull’e. .I. It‘. Smith. William
Davis. G. ‘1. Wallace. .l. A. Chase. It.
i.. Csidtvoil. A. B. Kraut. .l.1A. llcl-
Ilnub. 1111-. and Mrs. W. W. WIIPUII and
1'.tiullffeur H. A Moran. W I“, i'4-1-l1. it}.
I“? llllucutnan. William llubi . N1111-
v.3 1
' .Hulékld
5-. were at the
,111m '15
, l-lg%mtonlc [liver in the htnmncr
Vittordum1 - " 1
a, 1111-1: -'
’WCAN’T COME TO GREENWICH
President Unable to Attend Putnam
Cottage Dedication.
WASHINGTON, April 141.-.ltepm...
putative Hill of Connecticut called at
the While1 l'lotlse yesterday to invite
,the President to. attend tin1 dedication
talk on deacon- Iof the
‘ lsreai Putnam cottage. at
Greenwich. on June 14. Mr. Hill said
that the. manage-rant the affair would
be \ely glad to visit Oyster 1311121111
the purpose of getting the President.
and would return him to his home safe
and sound alter the exercises.
l‘he President thanked Mt. Hill 1111
the invitation, but saw that, us he did
not expect to be in Oyster Bay at that
time he Would be obliged. to decline.
HUMAN BLOOD MARKS.
A tale of horrot was told by 111111 ks
of human blond in the home of ..l W
&~limns, a well-known n1e'1hant of
Kr. , lie writes: "Twp. 1.,1' years
13.11 1 'ud severe. hemorrhurm 4; the
input-1.11mi was neat death 1 1n t he
L'un talking l.lr. Rings Now l'- 1 "111411)
‘1ll.1:onlph1.ioly cured 1111111111! I In: 1111 rc
maluod 1111“ over since" It. curt-s
IIf‘JIIUI‘I‘IIiIgIEH, Chronic Coughs, Settled
Colds, and Bronchitis. and Is the only
known cure for Weak l.un'.'.s. Idvery
boilh" guaranteed by Il‘. ll. linxtcl'.
South Nol'ualk. and I1‘ I‘. W11111l. Nor-
1111Ik.l)1'ngglsls. 50c and $1.00. 'i‘rInl
bottle free. “
REMEMBERED HIS SISTER.
Late E. C. Swift Left Money to Mrs.
J. B. Hath-ti.
111111111111111111'1', April 111..~-uy 11114
will of her brother. lildwln (7. Swift
Mrs Caroline ,B. llnll11tt,wlf11 of .I II.
Halls". of Bridgeport whose home in
at 811" Lafayette sin-ct. Inhmils 100
shares of the Swift & Company's
(1111 alld Stimuli in 1111111 uddiuliyfiaal’
She left this city 'l‘bmsduv for lioslou
to attend lh1I t'-'un11ai of Ill'l biolhcr
hold at llcvorly l-‘nl‘uis. yesterday.
STOMAGH AND LIVER TROUBLE
(lrlno llnxutivo Fruit. Syrup cures
stomach and liver troubles as it aids
digestkm, and stimulates the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs
like pills and ordinary cathartics. It
cures Indigestion and sick headache
and chronic. constipation. Orlno Lax
alive Fruit Syrup does not. 111111111111“!
111' urlpo and Is mild and pleasant. to
take. Refuse substitutes. Plnlstcd‘s
Drug Stores. "1
STABBED WITH RAIR OF SCIS
'1 CORE.
NEW HAVI-‘IN. April it) --t‘ 101111111111
l’.or.s1mt1llo tin Italian twenty ytui's
old. was arrested yesterday 4111 I.Ill'
charge of assault with intent to kill
th-ro 'l‘111'11llo. Tho Intlur was Hillillltltl
twit't1 in the bark Into last night by
llauunuollo. 'l‘llc stabbing was the re
suit of II sir-111i quarrel and tin- Wed
111111 mind 11111.41 up old blade. from a
pair of scissors. The injured 1111111 will
probably rt'l'ow 1'.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley ill (‘11., Chicano. oIIgInnted
Honey and ’lnlr an a lhlont and lung
rciuody. and on uccount of the great
merit and popularity of b‘oley' 11 Honey
andi 'l‘ar many liuitationp are offered
for thoi genuine. 'l‘hese worthless lm
ltations have similar sounding names.
Regents of t em. The genuine Foley' I
ey and tir la in a yellow package.
Ask for It and refuse any substitute.
It, is the heat remedy for coughs and
colds. ‘;l’Iulsled‘ll Drill! Store 41 1“
W
BIG DAMAGES’ABKED OF BERK.
SHIRE POWER COMPANY.
HARTFORD April it).-~’l‘he Berk-
shire Poorer Company. of North Can
aim. was theI defendant In a suit ergo
all home Judge P114111 in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday and In
which damage: aggregating 326,000
are asked by M. W. Andrew. John
AntlrIMn and Patrick l-tuubea. of ribof-
field. Mans, bocnnnwor the Iloudlnn; of
their 1411111 by the dam bulil act-1.11111 in?
N
$111.11
injunction 11. also sought to 1111- H
strict the company from maintaining w
thU damn
' 1111111141111)”. 111 1111...... so 1111
- 4 “ 111111111111.
NEW, RAVEN pril lb.-A 1111.41.11:
was 111311111111 11,11 Marm- Studioy yester-
' 131111 to a ebmzhltteo representing trlsh
,4 ubolcilou on 11111 limiter or a. pretest
outputs theatrical attraction to be
possum! I111 “1111111111 111111119 14110 1:211:
, 1
Illéullmlltlllo 4 It 1111
th‘pu'no at l1 with, show
it ereint to play was objectiona-
.politt at v low.
‘;The 1.1114111; yesterday was In the
way of an T'pppsai from Ito chief's de-
(Elston. ,m‘e‘mb‘ers a the"com1nit'-
we became warmed up in their or 11-
meals and several ventured the o 11-
1011 that there might be a disturbance
at the theatre. Mayor Stanley said
that means would be taken to prevent
this, and said further that the commit
tee did wrong in lntlmating that trou-
ble might ensue. The committee upol
called for the intimation given, any-
lng that this who unintentional.
The maytn decided that the commit
the in its protest he] failed to show
that in any respect 'thc lay was ob-
:lectlouablc. and as it do not come
under the provisions of the co 'ot'ahip
ordinance. he could not ordort e chief
to supplcss 11.1111 said. however
that the lithographs. without legard to
their reflection upon any nationality.
were a disgrace. and he said such pn-
Del; would not again be displayed if an
ordinance would prevent It. He gave
the committee time in which to pro-
ducc evidence that the play was ob
ject. lonablc
DEVIL'S ISLAND TORTURE
is no worse than 11111 terrible case of
Files that afflicted inc it) years. Then
i was advl sod to apply .Buck”lcn s Arni
ca. Salvo. and less than a [11111 perina-
ncully cured n10, writes 1.38. Napier.
of llugles.4l(y. ‘Heals all Wounds.
Bums and Sores like 1:10.251? at
F. ll. Baxter‘ 1‘1 South Norwalk, and it)
I’. Wecd’ 5. Norwalk. drugglsts. ' "
AUTO HAS A LIVELY TIME.
Stearing Gear Breaks and It Hangs
Itself Over 3 Cliff.
GREENWII‘H,A111II ill-«W. P. Cro-
nnn. of New 'York. yesterday afternoon
had a bull few minutes inhan automo-
bile. which was barely saved from :1
drop oi twenty feet off the ledge.
(1111111111, was taking the car from
Stamford to New Yolk On Puts [III].
the steepest between New York and
New Haven. the steering gear was
bloken in crossing a. trolley track. The
car Wits going at. thirty miles an hour
at the time. When the break came
it gyrated about the highway 11 hit
and then dashed into un‘iron rail plac.
ed to prevent people from falling off
the cliff. ,
The iron roll was broken and the
car caused the rocks to tumble, down
the. steep. its hind wheels Int-lily
trot tangled in the iron fence rail and
Mr. (‘ronnn clung to‘the steering wheel
over which he was thrown. He was
extrucntod from his position by.othcr .
motorists and went on to New York.
leaving the cur hanging to the iron
fence
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
"The richest man in the. world 121111-
1101: have his klilll(‘,\'li t'cplllt'od not llve
without tiithn. so it. is Important not, to
neglect these organs. ll.’ Foley's Kid»
1141y (lure is lulu-11 at the first sign of
dnngttr.‘tho symptoms will disappear
and your health will 1111 restored, as It
SIJ‘I‘llgull‘illl'.illiti~I1III|tItl up these or-
gans as nothing 11l11o'wlll. OSL‘ill‘ Now-
1111111, Imbunou. Ky. writes: "I linuc
used Foley's Kidney Guru and take
great pleasur‘o‘iiu stating it. cured me
permanently of kidney disease. 11 IiIt‘I'
cerluinly would have UN. me my life. "
l’lalsted s Drug 1~11oi 11
SELECTM EN GET REVENGE.
Put Grenwloh on Short Commons and
stop Public Works. -
GREENWIUH, April ltl.~—'i‘he Green-
wich taxpayers took advantage of the
absence through Illness or two of the
sclcclmen' at a town meeting last
month, and orltlchlcd them severely
for spending money over that appro-
priated. and for other things in excess
of the town‘s laconic. Now the1 se-
lectmen nrc getting revenge. They
have stopper] all hiabwny work, for-
hidden any. advertising or printing
bills being contracted for. and meal
clues being charged to the town. left
out stationery and supplies. and. in
-act. having spent. the pr'opoitlon of
the tax raised fAi' many items, say the
totvn must get; along the best. way it
can. The annual meeting last October
nud1fl1 no upploprlntion fm water for
the-ll re hydrantu'. 1101 for pay for elec-
tllc lights.
A special town meeting In expected
'11 authorize. the selectmen to do what
may lune always done
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. at New tlustlo.
Ho]. 1111; u: “I suffered for yours with
t.vr.p41psln used to have great distrust!
and belching; l 4t1'l11l everything i
onld hear of. but nothing lit1lptttl'lllt‘
until i look Brazilian Iinhn and one ht
soul. bottle 1141111911 11111 COIIIIMIBIHIIH
For sale by it. II. l’laistcd, II‘. it
lluxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
m
WANT LANQBIER HELD. 4
now YORK. April 141-41111 New.
York police yesterday renewed a ro-
uuest from the police of Springfield
M.ass. uskin“ "111m "aid Clark W
Landalor. suyltni that requisition no
11111111 are being sent ilundsler was or.
rested In this city last night on a
charge of bunglary at the request of
the Springfield police.
I! THE MOON INHABITEDI
Science has proven that. the moon ‘
has an atmosphere, which makes life
in some form possible on that satin-
llto; but not for human beluga. with
have ‘11 hard enough time 11111' fig;
earth of 011m especially thoro'w
don't 1know that Electric Bitters tutti
Hamilton’s nillonmm'. Malaria. dill”
d
finer-imp . v
1111 unlit
portal!"
round slash
to
any
60th Namath, salt
51%. anemia 4 WI)
u.
,%Idn¢”%ungiflnt 1
(511111111111 1111111111 and Wanda Wonk anti "’
' I! f.
.l producer .
and Hartford 1111111141111
Blair. the ulxtoawéar-old son of Mr. '
and Mrs. Thomas Blair. 0!, William
street. had his left leg sidelined so
badly by a height train yesterday
morning that it was 141111111 necessary
:3; 11111111111111.1113 the lag incl;
9" ‘ 1 , 7>
company witty. 111mm maul-“11111111;
walking on the New d’orh. New H on
humanity’s
trucks below the iron Hbaidis lti‘1tho
southern part. of the city 11111111 young
Blair attenlpted to board 4'11. freight
train and fall In the attempt, his leg
going under the wheels. ' -
The crew were apparently ignorant
of the acdlde‘nt as the train kept on
Its journey. 4- '
Frank Bridgett. a Yale college stu-
dent of this place was walking in the
vicinity and saw the boy lying on the
track and went to his assistanch. The
injured leg‘was1tled up to save the
boy from bleeding to death and as soon
as possible he was talren to his home
on William street.
l)1s.Wllson. Russell and Webb Worn
summoncd'and it was found that the
lee Would have to be amputated. Dr.
Wilson performed the operation. assist-
ed by Dr. Russell and Dr; Webb 1111-
mlnlstercd the other.
' The young man rallied from the on
or .1tlon and Dr. Wilson stated that he
would recover
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CURED HEMCLF‘IJRIAAGES OF THE
“Several years since my lungs were
so badly infected that I had many hem-
orrbages." writes A. M. Alta, of Wood.
ind. “I took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit. 1 then
started to take Foley's Honey and Tar.
and my lungs are now as sound as a
bullet. i recommend It in advanced
stages of lung'troubie.” Foloy's Honey
and 'l‘ur stops the cough and heals the
lungs, and prevents serious results
{10111 a cold. Refuse subsiltuteus
Plaisted' a Drug Store. 1
VICTIM A NORWICH MAN.
NORWICH. Aorilrlo.»it' was learn-
ed here yesterday that the man who
'11.: killed in the New York Central .
freight yards Sunday night. in New,
York, and'whose name was supposed,
to he Charles Clancy. 111' Bridgeport.
was Charles Dridcoll 01" this city. He
was theson of Mrs. Julia 1). Drlsooi'l.
of 179 North'Muin street. Drlscoll
was beheaded. falling under the
wheels of an engine as he attempted-
io mount the step loading to the. cab.
The body will be brought here for
111111.111
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
H O Y T S T H E A T R
ONE NlGl-IT ONLY.
THURSDAY, APRIL 12TH.
51. J MAURICE
Presénts '
A Great Play of Local Interest Called
OLD ORCHARD.
MARGUERITE MERINGTON
Authol- of E. H. Sotherh’o greatest suc-
cess. Captain Letter Blair. and Mrs.’
Flskc‘s, Love Find: a Way.
Prices ......... 25c. 35c, 50c and 751:
Seat Sale Starts Monday. April 9th.
HOYT".S Tasman.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY APRIL 16th.
8. C. ,HITN‘EY’S
quuant. usléal Mixture.
ISLE OF SPICE.
50—PEOPLE——50
The Original New York Cast.
20 Whistling 50119 Hits and Unique
03 anceo.
PRICES—25c 750 1.00 1.50.
Seats on Sale Thursday April 12th.
HOYT’S THBATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT
SATURDAY APRIL 14111.
A. Q. Scamll‘ton'a Company‘ In the
Great Laugh Provoking Success.
“SIDE TRA¢KED."
Illustrating the comic side of life on
the rail
A comedy with Thrlilln Situallons,
Startling Sensations Effects.
And Soeélal Seenlc
Accessories.
including a complqy of clever special-
ty Performers. presenting the latut
catcy Music Songs Duets. Trina, Med
lava. Dances and Extra Matures. erect
lng fun fact and furious from start to
finl all .
RICEB—MATINEE 1025.
,ENING—lec 361; 501:.
£17
g—T
130340.935}
WEATHER
'l‘llo nights
‘ I
i In with us again.
below the _
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‘a. nun he learned hrs that thpw boy ln- 4
7
ANNEX or 01111 s'ronn,wntcl41 iNCLUDES A 11111.1. LINE or L‘A'
rapes'rav AND MUSLIN' CURTAINS, ALSO COUCH, TABLE ooymlw.
WINDOW SHADES. CURTAIN POLES, CRE’I‘ONNES AND SILKOIJ
hoan'r FORMAT! nan'ron's PATTEBNQ '
..
Ollr New
2“” «um
1111111 and 8 III It'lllll‘
WE HAVE OPENED THESE NEW DEPARTMENTS IN THE REA
ALSO A FUN. LINE OF IIADIES’ SID
PARA’I‘E DRESS SKIRTS.
All at the 11111111111111 Prices.
, TO WITNESS THE PLEASED COUNTENANCEB OF THOOE WHO W
VISIT OUR NEIW STORE, AND TO RECEIVE THE MANY HIGH.
COMPLIMENTS THAT ARE SHOWERED UPON US. I U
. THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE STORE l"- PLEASING TO THE
VISITOR. THE AIR OF FRESHNESS THAT CHARACTERIZEIO'»
BOTH THE STORE AND THE STOCK IS PLAINLY NOTICEAELE
WHILE THE REASONABLENESS OF OUR PRICES IS PERHAP
THE STRONGEST DRAWING CARD.
IF YOU HAVE NOT VISITED THE NEW STORE DO 30 T0
DAY, AND SEE HOW WELL PREPARED WE ARE TO MEET YOUR
DEMANDS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
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86 WASHINGTON STREET
South 'Nonwalk.
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250 Garden Sets
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