w cut fund commission of
ink East. Conference of the
Episcopal Church at a. spec.
its yesterday chose the Rev.
. ‘ dull .l. North to raise the
.00 fund to endow superannuat-
in tern of that conference. Dr.
home will be placed in domino
in morning, and he will propel)
be asularly elected. there being no
' on. He has already resigned
(i so at Astoria Long Island. to
3 a work. At the ciose of the
with; Dr North will visit the cities
till ‘ won in the coni’cIcncc and other
on throughout the country in the
03?. of the fund. it was learned
arduy that Dr. North already has
. 1'0. 00 for the fund on condition that
‘h‘ ru 9 $50. 000 more within the year
1 obey will be invested and super-
hunted and infirm ministers of
ii h-there are ahcudy fifty in the
0 Tiny East Conference, will be
ported from the income. The on
out iund commission in compos
of elkhteen members. elected by the
rupee.
A Tong debate followed reading a
letter addressed in Bishop C. C Mc-
Garbo. by- Bird 8.00191. The Borough
' Mont called attention (I the neces
of a full and fair hear ng and con.
ll ntion of the union wage earners
ll recently (employed by the Book
bucorn publishing (lop nIlment. Ho
pprticiaied the nppIopIiatiotI of the
polite to supernnnnutod IIIinisths and
00 the Bishops stntcmont that the
" odist Church was the clIutch cl
{‘0 working people. Ho said: “W be
her the charges made by the union
,e true; whether or not the publish-
by agents are Iflighi this hourlug
00,010 be given and this mailer
_ rushed out here and now
I 11 response to the Bishops quest
*1 : “What will you do with the lot
tor?“ the Editor of “The ChIistlaII Ad
ooate" presented a Iesolutlon that
this letter be reiorIcri to the local
book concern of tho (‘hnrrh with in-
truci‘ions to investigate it they find
necesaary. and if they tind anIthlng
uiring general attention to Stilll<
than the General Hook (‘ommittco at.
once. The (hilt of his speech was the
privileges of the lndiIitluui members
of the ChuItrh to appeal to tho Confer
ence, irrespective oi his station and
0! his right to lIIth'fcrI- with the (‘on-
Terence business.
"“rDowuey said that llr. Bulklcy's
I’riuct‘ences to the letter were severe.
‘as Mr. Coler was not there to defend
lmsel‘t. and that ii was a subject for
‘ book C(iii'lllllill‘r‘. lir. it‘. .i. Mrt‘on-
ell, Mr. Color‘s pastor. vigorously
poke of Mr. (‘olcr‘ s loyalty Til the
hfirch and generous-I support. He do
plored anything that nIIcIIII-d likt' :III
' inflation. that he was not prompted
ya sincere and honest moliyc to so-
cure‘the best interests of Tile Church
or the working classes. The superhr
endear of the Methodlsl Hospital. Hi'.
.’.8 Kavennugh, said that in. bulk-
0y was desirous to sot-urt- lllt‘ best
lotion to the problem and did not
“i mean to reflect on Mr. (‘olor or that
Wm 3778.8 any savoring of political
fartisanship in the lotlor. llo coIItlI'III-
aid the statement of Dr. McCorIIIoll that
is loyalty to the Church was unquest.
mod and that through him largely
a the removal of tho Church tit-bl of
, 8.000 to be nitributcd
The Rev. Hemy Mcdd lIolloch that
he éubieot was not properly IInIch-
stood and that it was beyond tho jIIrls
iliotion of the conference in llulkloy.
question of pIiIlicdgn nillImod
filer Mr Color as a man. The dc-
‘ was ended by a motion pros soul»
y Dr. Dowuov that the following
be addressed to Mr. (3 olcr by tho
Irv of tho Conforcncc. Dr. A
ni'or‘d:
With reference to y‘IIIII coIIIInuuicu
‘ the confcromo which was road
warning, the following action was
1;. Resolvod. ’i‘hul wo have rocclv~
pd heard with careful considera-
tho communication forwarded to
body by the Hon. Bird 8. Color.
Inasmuch us the contort-urn lIIIeI
iil'isdictlon. thort-foro Rut-solved.
l. the matter be referred to tin-
‘ ibook committee of New York and
oinnnti noting lolntly. according
discipline .nud that the search
pummuuicntc the notion. with tho.
-, ion of our mnccm foI Mr Co
vs money after nil.
start an Account here
on DOLLAR. audience
you will take an. interest
" ' it grow.
ya you call and tail:
he had neither attacked the till-.1
“monum- a [mm
. Clout. ”new
,. " . HM nil 9mom100’
but-rumor not-Its.
m
MISB MARY iii. RYAN
Miss Mary 10. Ryan. who has been a
resident of Narwalit for some time.
died this morning in the Norwalk Hou-
pitul. where she had been undergoing
treatment for cwncer. Deceased leaves
one sister. Miss Hannah Ryan. of
South Norwnlk. and several brothers.
Miss Ryan was a member oi! the South
Norwalk Baptist Church and or the
Dnnbnry Hat 'l‘rlmmers' Assoclotion.
The funeral will be. held tomorrow
evening. at. 8 o‘clock. from the rest
dence of William .i. Foster, lined
street. interment in Dartbury on
Thursday morning.
BERNHARDT‘ KNEDIJER.
( The death of Bernhardt Knoedlcr, of
Granltovlllc. occurred last evening at
his home. after u considerable illness.
Mr. Kuocdlcr was forty-nine years of
age and was an omplcye of Martin
Bates. Jr., & Company. He. was born
in Germany. The funeral will be held
Thursday afternoon ill. 2 o'clock from
his late residence. Rev. Romilfy F.
l-inmphrles oiliclatlng. 'l‘hc interment
will be in Riverside Cemetery.
MRS. CORNELIA GREEN.
The death of Mrs. Cornelia Green,
wife of Henry Green. ot this city. oc
curred Sunday at her sister's resi-
dent-n. in. New York. as a result of
pneumonia. Mrs. Green was visiting
hor sister thorn. when she was taken
ill. The remains have been brought
to this city. and the funornl will be
bold from her into residence. 23 Elm
street. tomorrow afternoon ui 2
o‘clock.
FRANK S. i‘lllilldlll'l‘l‘.
Frank S. Hurlbutt died yesterday at.
his homo in Ridgedoid. after a tow
days' illness with pneumonia. lie was
thirtyclgbt years of age. and is sure
vivcd by a widow and one child. Ho
was the town and borough tux col-
Ti‘l‘TOT‘. assistant chief engineer of tho
Ridgoileld lt‘iro llopnrtmont. prominent
member and official of the Methodist
Episcopal Church and on bonnet and
upright citizen,
MRS. FRANK E. SW RGES.
Mrs: Frank E. Slnrgos of Westport.
who was operated on a low tluys ago
at the Norwnlk lilosplial, to prolong:
hoI- lil'c. dlI-d last night in tho inslilu-
lion. At the opt-ration it was li‘liilli'
lost that her illness could only tor
minute fatally.
Mrs. Slurgos was ill‘ly-tlII‘t‘o yours
of nee. 'l‘ltc rcIIIaiIIs \t't'ro tukcn to
\i'cntpori this IIIoI-I'Iing.
SARAH .liCI‘lCT'l‘lTJ lIl'ilANlI,
Mrs. Sarah .loIIt'tio Durand. widow of
lumbar. l)III:IIIIl. died last night at llll
Itsidonto .‘l.l ()rclIuId strovl NoIIInlk.
FiInoInl sortiios \Illl Tit iItld ul Tlll‘
lIIIIIsI- Tilillill‘l'ilw ovonlnu. 'l‘ho Rev.
William it). llooltcr, of Wilton. will of:
ilciatc and lntcrrncnt will occur Thurs
day IIIoI'IIlIIi: in St. Matthew‘s (‘omo
li"‘_\'. Wilton. '
lr‘l'Nl'CRAI. (”a JASPER
The “moral of .lnspcr l’rycr. tht
\I‘oll‘known Norwalk tailor. who died
in Meridon. will bo hold tomorrow own
IIiIIg at 8 o‘clock. at his lult: rosidonct
l‘iinCR.
on Ibo, Spring Hill road. The Hot.
Charles M. Sollock and tho Roy. “'0
mysu Smith will ofllciato. lnlorntont
will occur 'l'lrnrstlay morning in Non
walk (‘oinciory
DANIEL |.l'3All\'.
llurllcl Lcnhy. a private in ('E‘llllliill,"
l“. Ninth (‘oIIIIoI'iic‘IIt \‘rIlttu‘uor in}
l’nIItI‘y. died yostorday at tho Fitch
Soldiers‘ Homo. Noroton. l~‘unorul nor
I-ir-os wcrc held today. intcrmont being:
in Spring (lrovo (lemoloI-y, Dnrlcn.
FUNERAL Olv‘ MISS‘ l’llldN'l‘lSS.
'l‘lIc ftmornl of Miss (lrucc lI. l’rtur
ties. who died in Now York. will tic
Tll‘ili tomorrow afternoon at ‘3 o'clock.
nt (lrncc Church. Norwnllt. the ilov.
James ilontou Wornor officiating. in-
lcr'mcnt will in: in Norwaik (‘ornoIoI-y.
l-‘l’NlBliAl. ()l" LEWH A, llAliNlCS
it‘uncrnl unrricos over the remains of
howls A. llnrnos will ho hold tomor-
I-nw afternoon III 1 o'clock. from his
lntc boom in Cliff slroot. llnrlal will
take piano at l’oplur Pinion.
“EMA A. l‘il‘l'i"i'i-l.
'i'lItI tloutlI of MI'H. llvllu A. liottu. oi"
llayvlow uvcnuc oocurrcti yr'ulortlny ul.
lwr homo uftor II Iii‘ilil‘nl'lt'll Minor-Ink.
The funeral will be hold 'l‘lIuruduy ni-
li'l‘ilflml at 2 o’clock.
BIG FIRE TN BRIDGEPORT.
Plant of Hlncks Ind‘Johnun Destroy
ad by Flames.
i.lIt.uiilT3P0R'l‘. April ill.--FlI-o broke
out this morning ittnl before tho'clocir
in the paint department on the third
floor of the factory of iiinuks and
Johnson. ourr'inue InaIIuttuItureru. on
Brood untl Cannon directs. and before
the engines arrived the whole Cannon
street side or the factory was a mass
of flames. The carriage shop or Hincku
and Johnson is one of the hunt, «stub
iiuhed in the United States. and one
or the old standbys of Bridgeport. it
is older than most: of the plants in
this city; but it was not under the
nine iirm. it was hard to estimate
01000 tour. which may not be for from
The0 entire building shove the black:
smith chop is cleaned out and gutted.
The building is n wreck although there
are some sections of it on the south
and on small street that escaped The
and only.
warning. there was I terrifying not
and the brilliant Irisht disappeared in
a cloud of dust. while sin-tells
agony rent the air. .
The work of rescue tit-osmium dur-
. ins the' morning hours and before
. noon seven bodies had been removed
and severity injured persons extricateii
from the ruins.
Terrifying news is
ed.
possible ot’ access.
The finding of 90
mined as follows:
At 'i‘erzigo. 20.
At. Ottajano 27.
from beneath the ru
The fol e of
Ottujuno is
people get into. the
the (loop nnhou, in
on from the volcano
board of.
tor the olIlltlron. but
was found of IlIoIII an
the ushcs.
first victims were
worn most leI'i'llIio.
'l‘lItI
it’s worc found in
linv with iIcr right
no l
l(' that tho child had
to protcct limit and
cI'uIIIblluu ruins. 'l‘lI
umrizabio mass.
nion or friends and
(NIH lIIItlit-s whit
autlIoI'iloion did not
to permit any more
l~‘m‘i_\'.uim. butllt,‘s l
UttIIjIIIIo.
ruins of tho Monit-
Tlil\‘t' boltcr clIuIIt-I-s
jaIItI. as tho lIttlor
in many t‘tiut‘ta‘ suil‘o
cs.
crcuscs as ouch add
kI-II our and u dist
ocourrctl.
'l‘hu pt‘oplc llliI‘iFi
cssury In rcpuir tlIo
’l‘hc idontiilttnlion
nutnlwr of ilIouo kill
lIo lllliltlitililllt‘,
absolutely llnl‘l“('ng||l
crlbod. Among the
inn.
'i‘iip Inurkut liknll‘
dons of police and
or usual employee
“fill.
Alter visiting the
were taken.
The Inhibitnntu of
his storage room. also grouped from
the blue and water. The firms ion
. or the first ll unknown.
A rehearsal of the Armory (Show!
. rm bold but. evening in the donut
blowout Constitutional Church.
W
volatile noutrun. Knights oi
hold let tumor
null
fifibliiii um ‘
elsewhere.
He was rewarded
this morning from points throughout g
‘ . the district. surrounding Ottajauo. Re .
, crux indicate that an enormous urea
' s buried beneath notice and cinders.
The present disaster is looked upon
as a repetition of the catastrophe to
Pompeii and Hercuiuneum. except that .
in this instance the loss at life in less.
All effortson the part of the press
representatives and the authorities to U
ascertain the cxuctnumber of those .
who have already fallen victims to the
eruptions of Vesuvius have so for fall.
This is accounted for from the
fact that the buriodrvlllatree arc lm»
At Sun Giuseppe. 40.
Up to 10:05 It. In.. the bodies of six
icon dead persons have been taken
Oliveto Market and 178 injured people
are being cared for at the hoepitals.
many children
unknown.
military carts arrived at. the scene of
the (Munster inst night the soldiers ar-
ranged to have the children and aged
liloy thankfully acceded, but when tht
vehicles had gone a few hundred feel
it was found that although there were
. four horses harnessed to ouch wagon
they could not pull their leads through
desperate efforts made to do no This
cuusod a llillllt‘ among the children,
who cxpeotod to be burned in the ask
all directions in tho
blinding rain and have not since boon
Snort-hing pul‘tios wont ul'
tinuonn shouting and calling no truco
tho children have been smothered in
The section at Ottaiana when
positions of tho bodics show-
ed that the victims had died while in
a slate of great terror.
in; convulsotl with four.
a cotifosslouul of
onc of tlII-i iallcn clIIIrtlIcu
was that of an old woman who was all
though to ward off tho :Irivanilng dan
"llIc smonti was that ot a «him
about right _\cnI.~I old.
do ad in u post: ion w-iritlr would indicn
a littlo (log (-loso to it and had (llotl
with our :il‘ill I'aisod across its face
of a woman. \I‘nsJ'ctlIIt-od to up lllll‘i‘
'l‘iltxstl illl‘i‘tl \‘it‘lllllfi
wcr'c lulil sirlo by sitlc \‘l'TlllI‘ a prose?
up prayt'rs for them,
*lr worc found lu-
il'l' canard such an iIIIpI'cssloII amour:
tho nit-curly frantic population llIut ilIt
lilii‘tl in tho Ill’vb‘t‘lil.
lnltcn out of one of tho churches
'l'lIII inlurcrl pot-soup iukon from tho
tlII- I'll-tints of tho tliuuslors at ()ttu-
nd IlctIllI from felling buildings wuro
'l‘lIc intilgnntlou of tho lii‘tilllf‘ Tlt‘l‘t‘
as u l‘csliit ol’ the IIInrkt-t (lisuulor ini
urbnnco approach-
ing a riot in importance has already
lion worc uwurt- that the roof of tho
IIIurkol. was IIIIHul'c and that they were
no cxccsuivoly ut'nnoulitml film
IInuld iltll approprlntc the funds nec-
of tho murkot roof has boon found to
owing to tholr being
on lu'lur.‘ I‘utlucod to pulp, wlIllo ollr
ors worn horribly ntutllutcti,
rbw to scones which urt- butter undcui
childrcn who hurl boon soul by lholr‘
pnroutn to do the morning‘s
surrounded by up enormous crowd of
people who nrc kept in order by our
work of matching the i'llliiii continues
in the most cut-menu monitor. doctors.
firemen, municipal uuurdu police untl
under the direction of llit- Duke of
Gusto prefect oi Naples. whose wife
in sculpting in the cure of the luluretl.
All the city authorities are also on the
spot and everything possible in being
done to neutral the families of the vic-
koi the Duke and the Duchcnu of Amuu
proceeded to the Poillgriut Hospital
where many of the injured
the collapsed mnrkot have been order-
ed no It matter of precaution to eva-
cuate their residences owing to tear .
that the roots may tell in.
tinny titles are told of heroic rotten. '
on on the part of the soldiers cent in
the nsnismnée or the sufferers from
the volcanic disaster. or Ottaiuno and
One man rode his horne-
io covered by insurance. but many through the other. ranching up to its
workmen loin cheat» or valuable tools. flanks. at Otinluno. nailing out "Who
which were not. insured The origin wants Milli" "Who want: help"
reaching the oily
and further be
cause the people who tied when their -
houses hogan to full have scattered
throughout the country districts.
bodies is deter
ins of the Monte
of
When ilto
ca ris to which
a to. of several
and they fled in
darkness and
in spite of con
d it is feared that
ibr
IIIItItIrtlIoIi Iltert
tho iiii‘t‘n bo
'l‘lIroo bod
Ono both
at ill I aiscd as
It was found
fullcn uslor-p will.
its pol from tlIt
e third body. that
rt-lnlivcs offered
rlcorn ll udrislrblc
bodies to ho itlou-
taro ulrcady lit‘f‘li
at
Uiin‘iti Mnrkt-l
[if l'tII:tI\'t\ry lililil
when ”my t‘St‘iin
culcti by tho ash-
lllmrul body is In-
tlIui the authori-
they
building.
of tho botilou of it
I‘d by tho collnpnu
znblo in some can.
hiring
dcnd III-o runny
nutrient
in II tumor of I‘ulnh.
tenobiur or H The
taking part in it
ruins of the mur-
pct-none
runny houses nclr
t lain.
i but earn:
00:“ i “a: ”WET
mxwmlu w. mJunulicc. «c3,
‘ ”HENCK’S
MANDRAKE PILLS -
' out me 1mm}: lu- MM
. “liven the Liver“
With Scmck’humfiflko Pill! .1041
Purely “la-‘03! truly “1min.
For «in when
28 cents I he: or by null.
nutmemnnu. h.
w’
ot' otuwotnngnment and climbing over
u heap of ruins and braving n toppling
wnli. he entered the building and in
tho collurwfonnti the bodies of ilIroo
children. Nottr them was It women.
barely alive. who by almost, super-
humnn efforts lasting for hours had
suococdod in freeing horsolf form a
mass of dcbrle which hurl fallen upon
horn 'l‘he soldier picked her up in
his arms and carried her to n plum-
of sufoty, where it was found that
both her legs were broken and that
aim lIIId boon badly crushed about the
body. it is believed she will live. al-
though she endured l'IIrilIcr sufferings
for some time utter her rescue owing
to tho difficulty experienced in find
lug. II surgeon to attend her.
The collapse of tho III-.Irhol roof
uunin turned tho city of NuchI; into
mourning. The people kchut-d dc
mi’ilii‘d. 'l‘lIt-ty Sili‘i‘Olilliil‘iT llli‘ llliii'liiii.
it) many l‘ilSt‘H touring lili‘li‘ hair. ours-
ing and ut'roumlIIg. "Oh! my husband
is ilroro!” III "Bring out my child?”
Intl t-Irrlouroriug to mow horny in qus
from bonunih which tho moans of tho
iIIitIIoIl were issuing.
'l‘llo (Iios: fut/holp Wt‘lt' so ltoutl
tending that own Inst-nuts Into lttald
to nob nloutl as they Isotkcd with lot
orlsh ongurnosn to snvc‘ ”to or extract
tlIc'bodios of the doud from tho ruins.
Such was the nnIiloty of tho pcoplo to
take part in the work of rescue that
it rcottlrcd dotormlIIctl efforts on illi‘
part of tho largo forco of police and
curbinoors present to kcop the most
it‘spocuto front mot-lug booms too prt»
cipitatoly anri thoroby causing fur
tlIcr dcaihs or injuries. Some of thr-
ncoplc nbont the tnurkot \H‘l‘t‘ Tli‘lil'li
lo i‘Xi‘TiiTni that a climb rmtotl upon
tho ponplo of Naples l‘or r‘oputlinllut:
tlIoir saints )‘t‘ilil.“.'tlil)’. \‘l‘ilt"ll Mount Yo
eurins nus in its: Intro I'iolI-nt mood.
The llukt- ol‘ Acosta «luring the
morning. trlod. in order to IIIII-nuragc
«ho pcoplo. to visit the \lllauos lIIIt'icri
or partly bIII-lmi illlilt'l‘ llw usltcs from
tho volume, but it was itIIpII‘slblI- to
oroccotl in II motor car or on foot. so
‘lt‘ ll'll'il bum-buck. and by making
N‘il‘t‘lillimfi i‘thll'ifi, Hill't'i‘t‘iir‘zl ill iTTiW‘f‘T'
‘llu the work of roscno hilti sIviuu scr-
"i‘ill people who \\'i‘l‘t‘. at the point of
it‘ilill. ‘
EXILED FROM RUSSIA.
NEW ItIIrK \prn Tum-lilo stmIIII-
ship Ktlifit‘l‘ 'WilholIII ill‘l‘ irosso.
which is expected to urrivo this cron-
lng. will bring nmom: lIIIIzpussotIch-s
Aloxoi Mnximlrllch l’ioshkolf. nn cxllo
from ilunsiu. who, Itnrlor the pun numo
of Maxim (iorky, has onrttod a ropuiu-
lion for vivid tloscrlptlons of the life
and the thoughts of the lowest classes
ol Tlllllillllli). lio comes born at tho
binding of his frionds two other cxiics
ono ruchulkoil’sky. the leader of tho
Social Revolntlonutv purtv. uud tho
other [you Ni‘ll‘lltlll)’. iltc leader of the
military party. of which lilcut.
Schmidt. only rcocntiy oxoouiod for ro.
bullion. won a prominent member.
AfilON SOClETY CONCERT.
A concert of tho Arion Singing so-
ciety wmr hold that night. but owing
to the bud wcuthor thorn were only a
tow protuml. lit-rmun ilnnIlt-i recited
in his usual lino manner and norms
woto li‘llfii'l‘tlll by visitors front New
Ymk. 'l‘hc AIin unclely chorus nluo
rendered a number of selections
tooilu llllitlmitlli
in minutes“ walk from i'ouboillcc.
on open slreoiu. graded and ready for
building.
stilt) iiill llPWilllls.
Firstanent $10. illonlhly.
im- from um and interact.
Horace E. Darin.
All Wall 8i" Hamil: Court.
A Jack or In Trades
I- not what the pupil want when the:
require good workmmiilp. My war
is done right and wheel «y A job
is done. Ill dean.
AflTHUR I. humor.
Plumbing, Timingumi limp Fitting.
5 Mount: “not. so. Namath. ,
by hearing r wu-
mints voles reply in week tones. uni
spriu
nail II. wmrudoio
nail lion tier-ti
. «rived
from his 1101‘“ no menu: 9*
I ‘WTIM? '
‘02
.\-I.
$100 to $1. 50.
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CHEER UP! THE WORST
IS YET TO COME; (perhaps).
’Wc can supply your immediate
needs in the fuel line and keep
you going until the miners get
back to work (we hope).
Today we want to mention
WOOD ASHES for the lawn--
the beat dressing. quickly produc-
ing a velvety lawn without mak-
ing your ymi unsightly. Made
from selected hickory wood only,
and sold by the barrel. $1.65.
lb Farris cut ii
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[Ti’i1‘0 DATE Viml.
Easter
The Toppigh
ashicns.
A splendid gathering of foremost
spring style: at $7.00 and $10.00.
It is a fact conceded by every one
at all familiar with the situation that
we are absolutely selling our suits for
$7.00 and $10.00. No more, no less.
We are doing a large. popular business
in The Norwaiks in our lines.
We claim it is a positive fact that
our $7.00 suit equals any $10.00.
and our $10.00 suit $15.00
Select your cult frOm a big‘ variety
and save $5.00. Five Dollars in as
good to you as anybody else. Why
not save it?
Come in and we will save $5.00 in
. your pocket.
An elegant line of Gray Worsted
and Black Thibet Unfinished Worsted
and Blue Serge.
Cut on the new spring models. Long
coats with side vents and peg top
trousers at $7.00 and $10.00.
> in the top coat line we have Black
Unfinished Worsted, Whlpcords and
Covet-ts, lined with Vinlsh and Farmer
Satin Lining, at $7.00 and $10.00.
For the little tots we have a' splen-
did iine of suit: in different designs
from $1. 5 to $3..50
GET THE HABIT. GO TO
Clothing Company.
6 North Main Street. South Norvlaik.
I , _. . ‘HAQRY GQODWIN. Manager. \
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Mens’ Hioh .Sutis contesting cT
Cheviois. Worsteds. Blddit’i- Clall and Blue
Serge. made in the. latest siules. single or
double breasted. well worth filo—for tins
week $10
100 Mens’ High Grade Suits. slichllll
damaged bu tailors. made to sell at $12 and
315*qu be Sold this week at $5 to‘ $6
Two Specials III Chlidrens’ Suits, sizes
6’) lo l6. made in Russian blouses. Norfolk
TIT)! [gable breasted at $145. $1.98 and
Special Sale on Ladies‘. Mens". 0005’
and Chlldrens’ Shoes this week. .
Mens’ Sprint: Ovérocals $l0 and $l2
grade at $1095 and $6 96. I
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Norwalk Chronicler