a
. visited by many driving and
Successors to F. l."
, 'i‘ PUTNAM SAhK. I "i
W
‘A humour of Improvements Made It,
The Memorial Camp.
‘Aj'tnuutber of improvements have
been mode at Putnam Memorial Camp ‘
‘ this wring, so as to havo the grounds
in the best. of shape for the summer
visitors. ' The place now presents a
., neat appearance. and will no doubt, bc
picnic
parties ,during the summer months;
The Commissioners have just had a
room fitted up for thcir meetings over
the partition and adjoining the room
in which the collcction of curiositlcs
“ und'war relics is kept.
Henry Rotlomoycr, .ir,, of Now .lcr-
soy, has presentcd to tho cuntp musc-
utu an old-fashioned cannon bull abottt
the size of a small upplc which was
found in 1768 by his grout-grandfather.
Christopher Frederick Rodermeyur. at
Vegesnck. near Bremon Gcrtnany. He
also presented a large. inscct, preserv-
ml in alcohol called l-lcrr (lotts Antio-
.tcr which is a very rare insect and
r‘ was on a ship sailing from the Wost
indies-when several miles oft to son.
C. Morris, of Bethel, has proscntcd
the museum with a lino. rattlesnake
skin which is four foot long.
Keeper Delaney has built a stone
wall near the vase. which takes tho
place of the rustic wall: in tho locali-
,, ty.
SAVED POLICYHOLDERS MONEY.
80 Claims Max Cohen for Mutual Life
Company's Dealings.
WASHINGTON. May ill.~"l am will-
ing to go on record that cvcn the mic
million dollars which was spout by.
President McCall under the auspices
of ‘Andy‘ Hamilton was justifiable. And
I further say it has not only saved
millions of dollars to tho tmlicvholdors
of that company. but millions of dol-
lars to the policyholders of othor cont-
ponies."
. The house committco on the indic-
- inry listened to this statement. today.
‘ It was made by Max Cohen. publishcr
,of‘sn insurance pttpor in this city. The
committee‘was considering tho Amos
insurance bill for the rcgulutlon or
insurance In the District of Columbia.
er‘. Cohen russortod that tho onlim
amount of the alleged “grui‘t‘ which
the Armstrong commitioo tlist‘ovorcd
was not n tithc of the tax lcvlcd on the
'Iiollcyholdcrs by the states. llc jus-
.ile the means which had boo‘n om-
oyed by tho. oiliccrs ot‘ t-tililptilllt'h‘ lo
ti‘event state legislation of the “hold
hp chat-actor."
OBITUARY RECORD.
FUNERAL ()1: JAMES KELLY,
The funeral of .lnmcs Kclly. tho un-
fortunate young liuomttn t-mployctl by
the Connecticut Railway and Lightinu
v.=Comnany. who was iusluutly olcctrtr
'ctlted by urcitlcttl witiic iii work yos.
ierduy morning in limad tilt-or. will.
he held at It o‘clock Monday morning
from St. Mary‘s t‘bttrcit 'l‘bct'c will
be a solcmn high mass of rcuulcm in
connection with tho obsoquios
FUNERAL ()1: W] l.l.lA .\l llthNitllJA’
Funeral scrriccs oror tlto ri-mnius
‘of William lhmnclly. tho Norwnllt rot-
cran of thc Spanish-Amcricun war and
Philippino sol'vit-c, who diod suddonly
Thursdaygot tho slutc institution for
insane at Middlctown, will ln- hold to-
marrow ultornoon. Sort-loos will ho
‘Jlold from his into homo in Harbor
. avenue til 2 o'clock and from St. Mary‘s
Church at. 2:30. ’I'ht- nit-mind's of Mo
Kinloy Command, Spanish War \‘ctor-
uus. and a firing sound from t‘otupunr
I“ will be in nttcudnnrc. Intormcnt
will occur at tilt. Mary‘s t‘otnctory.
wherctthn firing squad will pcrtorm
tho final honors to tho dottti minim:
WW“... .......—.
SIASCONE-llii'l'. Muss, May thun'l'il“
. ”tumor Kalsorin Ansnusor \‘Iuittt‘ill.
muamlmrg, lion-r and ('lwrlmnrn
~ “is in communication by wirolosu tclo-
mm with tho station horo Wili‘li sho
u l hlmdrrd ltlilcs cost of Nunlurlc
Lilhtulllp tit 3:!” n. to. tmiuy. l-ihr-
ill probably roitclt hor dot-it shoot 7
I m., tomorrow mornlun.
SABLE lSllANl). May lil.~'l'it4t
humor Mincupoiis. front London for
How York. was in communionlion by
whole” with tho Marconi ulntlon hort-
' 180 miles southonst of this point
3430 h. in. today. Will probably
och uncut 3:30 p. to. Monday.
WMWI‘. R. 1.. May lit, M‘le‘lllllt‘l‘
, from Southampton and
£3 for Now York, In roporlod
ill from tho Nunturitod i-louth
, . chlohip, its having pnnsod
ti bunt ut till“ a. m.
to W woro marrlcd you
infinite ms lottrrs eight and too
V C. Now. whon you an away.
amid mo little» autos of half a
_.lllfl’li-~lim-my. dour. i am weir»—
moonlit“: on lottcr punter. no
'lhd‘ro money for my liltlc
lit! to spand.-l.ontlon ’l‘tt:
't at a this profit, or it y
' l ylth s few hundred
‘HECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
i llo knows not in humbla.
I You Had a Chance
Ii .ttp a his bargain in it since of rent estate, that you wind
«hundred? Bach opportunities out! mm others often
Thou who have s savings account bot-o not only '
mt. WWW. inn they not always ready {crouch
1‘). Lyon a. co. ‘5 “ ”
South Norwaik.
sot-toot. soils IN not;
MENT.
Frederick Herve-bolt and Gco‘rgc Bonn
Qualify for Final of lntorccho-
lactic Championship.
Frederick Horreshofl. hailing from
Ilarstrotn‘s School at Norwulk, Conn,
and George Buun, front lauwronoovillo.
qualitiod yesterday for the final of tho
lutorscholastic golf championship bo-
lng decided at Gordon City. Neither.
however, reached tho position without
a hard music, and in tho case of Her
r‘shoft' it was only on the homo groan
that ho. won both morning and after-
noon mutchos.
A majority of those present cxpoctod
1.. B. (lwyor. of tho Packard School. to
dot‘cut Buun in the morning. The for-
mcr cnsily got the longer bull, bttt
ragged approaches gave. the other on
portunttics which were rarely over-
looked. Although down at the turn.
(‘rwyer succcdcd itt placing himself in
tho comfortable ponition of dormlc.
but on tho clghtcnth too he missed a
short put and Dunn squared the. match.
v'l‘hut mount an extra hole and
(lwycr lookcd all over a winnor when
ilttnn hall‘ topped hisupprouch into the
trap guarding the grccn. but the. Law:
rcnccvllle youngster rccovcrcd well
from the trouble and run down a twen-
ty toot put for a half in 4. Bttnn thou
holed in 3 at the next hole and his op-
ponont just failed to get it half.
Clase Match Throughout.
The thatch bctwccn Horrcshoff and
C. A. Dunning, thc St. Paul‘s captain.
was interesting from start to finish. At
tho outset each won bolus until thcy
woro. all the sixth . eighth and ninth.
thou Won the sixth. cighth and ninth.
making Ititn 3 up at the turn. He had
gouo out in ii, to 44 for the New
York boy.
it was on tho homowurd jourucy that
liorrcshoft‘ shou'cd a flush of that bril-
iiuncy which curriod him to thc final
round of tho national chutnpiouship at
Bultusrol in 1904. Ho plttycd practic-
ally par golf nil tho way, coming back
in 37. tho 3 at tho twclt’ts. 4 at the this
tot-nth and -l at tho sm-ontcnth boiug
ospociniiy cl‘oditttblc.
Notwithstanding this string of cxcop»
tionttl bolus. licrroshoff could do no
bottcr thnn huirc tho mulch at tho scv.
ontocuth. To the homo holo ho drovc
tho odgc of the groon and won the hole
in Ii to i. Dunning gutting Into Iroublo
ill the trap bcyond. 'l‘ltt‘ii' curds Worc:
lict'oshoff. 5 8 4 i3 5 It ti .3 .3 +1
lluunlns. -t i .' .3 «i .3 :3 ti 4-«41
iicrrcshofl’. 4 it It i ll .3 .3 4 :l-vlll'wh‘l
Dunning 4 .3 I .3 ti 5 .3 .3 vl~~il~—S;’
in tho scmi-iiuul llcrroshoff found
unothcr stubbrtrn opponout in llorhorl
Long. of Lawroncorlilc. 'l‘ho latter
stood 2 up with 13 to go. but out-c again
liorrcshol‘f showed his class by piny-
lm: :I good uphill game and winning
tho match on tho homo groon.
Bunn Defeats Schoolmate.
ilttnn rout-bod tho film! by tlcfcntllll:
u scltoolntuto_ tloorgo Mot-so. ruthcr
costly in tho ul‘tornoou. ’l‘ho wiuuor
modo tho round in 53.
‘l‘ltoro wcro first und sci-nod round
mutchcs for n consolation cup. llllli yos-
lli‘i'iiiLV. in addition to tho mulch play
)rottnds. tbcro will bo un clghlcou itolo
.mi-tlul ploy hnndlcnp. 'l'hc summary:
(‘lmlnphmship (.‘ttpmSoconti Round-w
i"tod lit-t'rosholl’. linrslrom, bout (Tlil‘v
lord A. llunuiun. St. l'uui‘s, 1 up: ”or-
bort mug, Yuwroucorlllo. bout Iluroltl
lllnudy. St. Paul's. 7 up and 3 to play:
tlcomu Morsc. littwrcnccvlllc. ltcut W.
H. liltindy. lutwroncovlilc. I up;
(loot-go lhtun. i.nwronccviilo, bout l..
it. tlwyor. Packard. i up «an holcsl.
Homiltiuul ltound—~-llotrcshoff bout.
‘Ilu'gg, 1 up; Bunn bout Morsc, lt up und
1
.13 to play.
I "All!" oXcinimt-d Miss I’ullcnco
flown». whom Mr. Staylntc hnd boon
‘borlns with silly conundrumu. "that
irominds mo of tho host thins going.”
, "What's that?" ho ushod.
I "A mun who has stuyod
loo Inuit."
I \(‘alhoiic Standard,
3 ......., . .. ._ ‘ a.-.“
All natural illllilllll roltttlons arc i’l*~
.ciprocni. it you I‘ot-clvi- you uhottld
Intro. hut horrors of tho sporulntor.
who tutti-s oil and Kiwis nothing. dc-
illii‘fli‘illfl tho harmony of social rolu~
tttonu. and sproudluu tit-solution. No is
in vumplro.
A .lupultouu provorb worth romom-
boring:
"llo who knows not and know not
that ho know» not is a tool. t-lhun him.
"l-lo who knows not anti known thi.
'i‘coch him.
“llo who knows and known not that
ho knows in usicop. Whito him.
"He who know and known that ho
known is a wiuo mun. Follow him."
lcltlorly Hullorwtlootl morning. li‘l‘tlll“
dy. Do you know who i am?
I Frcddy Ingrid sown yourolmt’os:
momma said you Wol‘o sister Clara's
lust hops.
LAcKlD CONFIDINOI.
“You are too cautious. Why. i don‘t
hollow you'd hid ti on a 020 sold
More.”
“Not if on adored the gold plsoo."-w
Philatlolv is Mdnr
on bad It uncouth buy on inlet-9st
dollars fully mooowamdd you
if a... Wm s. so”;
_ cations" win-alum mm prawn...
‘prffliit lid Mbil-bfllmdl Ill“
most
, .l’l‘lphl‘! tor WI . .
WASHINGTON. May iii.w“l3hould
war tarsal; out lthiu tho next, tow}
yours tho condition of tho nutty will.
ho such as to lent to disaster."
Is the prediction
rul Mason, chiot t tho Bureau of‘Ord-
ounce. Navy ‘1)onrtmont, in a him.
most to mediocre ury of tits Navy cull-
ing attention to the reduction in the
estimates mom bureau of ordnance.
moon by tho” tismrtmont and house
reotnmlttos on natal affairs. .
Admiral Masai shows that more
than ”2,000,000 h a been cut out‘of tho
oslimutcs. audits tissuribos tho condi-
tion of tho blit’fl'lirlliéi “little short of
tiosporate" for tlo coming year. He
says there is not now and will not ho
any rcserve smn unitlon available for
any of the. important guns. it will ho
necessary probuh y to discontinue tnr~
got practice and hows ships must be
soot into commits ion without ummuni- '
tion or rcscrve limos on hand and range
lingers and tho tmonoy to buy thorn
uro locking. I ‘
Aft r pointing; out that. Congress
provitcs for indreasos in tho navy
without uinkin-tt provision for addition-
ui ordnumro untllorduuncc stores. Ad
mirul‘l Mason says: “’i‘ho evil efforts
of this practico hrc accumulative and
tho.rosuitlug lurk of efficiency has
boon increasing stcudilyr for the past
i‘cw yours ttntll ioduy, tho situation is
so sorlous thut‘ the bureau believes
that it would bolguilty of the greatest
dorolictlon. in 21%“ performance of its
t
duty to the poo o. to (Yongrcssrund to
the dopartmouldid it not, with the
utmost respect. but in plain and un-
ntistultnltlc langnnso nlaco itsclt' on
rncord us havim laid the actual facts
as they oxist bottoro those who are in
a position to anicliorulo tho vory dun-
gorous conditions which now oxist.“
in Wan—”dw
EXPERIMENT ‘ IN DUST LAYING.
A New One to he Tried by the Public
Works Dcpsrtmcnt of Stamford.
'l‘ho Stamford public. works depart-
ment is to try an experiment at dust
laying on tho pest road, cast of St.
.lohu's l’arh suits tho Stamford Advo~
cutc. 'l‘hcro ttrc two methods which
hnvo bccn uscdt in othor cltics with it
fair mcusuro of success. Ono consists
of placing; n cm‘oring of bituminous tttr
ovor tho roud. ’l‘ho top surl'ucc of the
road is harrowud. the tar is worked In-
to it and thou it is rolled. This tmsts
ubout ton cools u squuro yard. 'i‘o
trout tho post roud trout (lrovo sit-cot
to Norman Rivrr in this fashion would
cost. from $600 to $700. This method.
ltuwovcr, is only a tomporury dust~
killcr, and Is not supposctl to ho. ofi'oc-
tlvo for moro thou ouo summol‘.
The other mtilhod is morc oxpousirc.
and also mm'c pormunont. it consists
‘If on usphn‘t Ittixturo to bc usod with
tho top dressing oi‘ tho rogulnr mucud
um roud, 'i‘ho ci‘loct of this is sonic.
what similar to u shoot asphalt road.
This mothod costs upwards of twouti‘
routs u squuro yard. and could not ho
put down ovcr the road oompluinod of
most for lost- lituu $3.1Nl0. It would Inst
for scvcrui SliliSOIlS.
Wutcr spriuikiluu Is not supposod to
ilt' llRt’tl with cithor mothod.
..... «s... A. _ m-.. ._ W .___.
Doctor-Have you any idcu how you
runght this torrihlo cold?
l‘ntlcnt~ l Ilitinh it was my cinttlt.
lloctoru 'l‘oo thin, oh'.’
I’uticntw-No: it was :1 last winlor
mic. and I didn't caro to Wonr it. ~llv
iustrutcd Hits.
“db—.—
i’oiiro Magistrate-o This is not lllt‘
first timo you how bot-n hoforo mo,
Intt huvo nivon ii dlfl'oront numo from
tho ono you ghvc mo tho olhcr timc.
\'ttgt'dttt~llitt‘s all right. y'r honor.
W'cu tic witlti chunxcs its dirt-clion it
I'hunuos its ttumo. duosn't it‘.’-~(‘hicn-
ho 'i‘t'liltmc.
BABY RAMBILER-r
'l‘i1o now owr~b|oominu I‘ritnson
llntnblor. liotl'ol's constantly all Sum-
mor. Vino tiltmts in bud. two yours
old. 500 earth.
CRIMSON RAMBLER»
'l‘bo most popular of all cllmhimz
rosos. Lariat piunls in Imd two and
tbroo yours rid. 75c to 3L2?» ouch.
DORTHY PERKINS——
’l‘ito l'ittk ‘liilmilltll'. A bountiful
rono with largo clusters of llowors of
un oxqulsito t hsde or pink. l-‘inc plants
twu yours olfi. our. to ”.25 ouch.
WHITE RAI ILER-
Whitt- fioviors in clustors. itlc ouch.
Hartford‘s floral Hail, Norwaik.
ital Illicit in Price.
in: been owned. we
are happy to announce a material
reduction 11 price.
Our stat is was bought at high
prices and is of high quality. You
get the b ofit an we got the cx-I‘
penance.
It is at too curly to put in
cool for at t winterobettcr think »'
about it. ‘
hatch ital it;
a...
l i .
liols-s‘soosuouusnc
Annotg Mont-or bid Not at
rdospntch to . tho
‘ ' 33m. uubm. “For rm
on. m on c
. .t
noun birthday
. b rinsing Putin! A only Door».
T. so": liI'RSBURG. May ' tin-Ab
though it Was slroady curtain last
night that tho partial utnnosty docroo
Sushi with which it was thought a tow days
We Walled? Adml- sso tho outporor would signaling his
birthday Would not hit” tll‘tlmllisaivd tor
«lay. nevertheless its tailors to honour
omitted popular disappointment and
misgivings. This Was more pro-
nounced us the Official Morison or con.
tuinod this morning side by a the Will
the noun] batch of promotions‘uod lied! 2“ ‘
orations issuod on such occasions two
columns of protests front reactionary
organizations.rinspirod by (lonerul ’l'rn.
poll's socrot circular, in thc governors.
instructing thom to have tho "Block
Hundred" organtzuthms immsdiotoly
emperor protests
against amnesty. the abolition of the
death ponttly and any coucossions to
Parliament. . ‘
Prosldont. Mouromtsot‘f was present
.at the gals luncheon at the Aloxnndru
,l’ttlttco at I’ct‘crhdff today in honor of
his tuttiosly's birthday. but he cannot
proscnt thc address to rcply to tho
spcoch from the throne except at an
uudlonco formally granted for that
purpose. ‘ it. is hardly possible, how-
ever. that he can avoid an informal
discussion of tho situation with the
emperor and members of thc corrt.
Evct'y man who stays tuarriod is a
hero.
A jolts is not a joko when you huvo
to listen to it lnstcud of toliiuu it.
The trouble with hoinc brilibtnt is
youl can hardly orcr multo a living
at t. w ‘
Mosquitoos show awful nottd liltii.‘
ment by not uppcaring until oponworlt
shirt waists coins In,
As a man approachcd tho. grout coi-
icgo clcvrn pole and Islcndor young
mcu drcssod in ovottlut: clothcs and
whitc glovcs trippod across tho hold
and slappod one anothor on tho wrist.
“Strange." htgmusett. "What is this
Aoutdoor theatricals?"
“No." rcpllod‘thc donn with much
pride in his (mos. "this is a coma of
modified footbttii."—~(‘hicugo News.
i1 . ‘ t
manufacturers.
Eihoor ladln ldnons. in all qualities,
tie to '400
Persian Lawns. foreign and domes»
_ It'lllllslnnots-Iooavcov
of
Good Parlor Brooms 19c
Mops. complete 150
Wire Carpet heaters 10o
'i‘ucltl’ullcrs.....................fin
Cotton Clothes Lines tic
‘ ISTRAM
not?“ . ,- .
lt‘nncy Morocrizod, atrium: and "3- Funny D‘lmltion,
urns
tic 120% to title Dotlcd Swiss Musilno.
Batiste and Lingerie Lawn .250 to 69¢ Nalusook. fine and sheer . 120% to 40¢
Fibre Pails . .
DY
cocoa cross.)
at.
.. 1pc to title
12*,“ to. 65c
u....-n..c..-u..aun
Round Wash Boilers
Nickel Tea Kettles
Copper Bottom Boilers .
3 packagcs Toilet Paper
~--oo«
NAPLES. Muy lil.-'l‘orroutini rains
rocoutly hut-o wusliod ushcs and cind~
ors down tho slopes of Mount Vosu
Villa and liltvo l‘lotidotl tho country
around tho volcano. carrying away so
voral ncusunt' honors and drowning
many animals. Many people took rc-
ftuto. in tho tons of trcos. The roads
almost as tar as Sustcllnmnmro arc.
covorod with thick. sticky black mud,
.rcndcring them ispassahlo.
inch": “um irritant
PROF. (T'M’NE \\'ll.l. PLAY ALL
l'llllAY EVENING, 7:45 UNLOCK.
DON’T Miss
100
\\'ilt‘ll tho \Vhip-poorthll Sinus .\l:tr~
gttorlto.
Noon on tho Sunny Shiv.
I‘riscilltt ‘
I‘niilnu Robins. ’
’l‘lto‘tfliupoi in tho (lion.
....._....__. m.-.-~....,.~,. .._...._ n... ...-_._ m...
‘ 160
Motor March.
Ristor.
Out in. un Atttomobilo.
A Float on n Firo llollur Noto,
(lltcyonno.
NEW MANDley. Nil-'05.. . . . . lSt‘
'rnr. LATEST SHEET ltll'Slt‘ SAT-
THIS SALE.
I 100
Is it Warm Enough For You?
'l‘hc Littlt- liouso 'l‘hut Loro iiuill.
'l‘ho llurrlcuno.
\tht‘s tho uso ol‘ Klitll'kili'.
My Nutuo is Morgan. lint it .\ln't .l. I’.
.'i‘ho (ionrior,
i 150
i'nn'ro a Grand Old Rug.
.Oh. What a Night to Spoon.
‘l.ct Mc’Writo What 1 Never ilarcd to
i 'l‘cl,
illirnm (lroon, lood-Byo.
NEW PIANO FOLIOS ........ . . . Jim
W. A. Briggerman,
MUSIC STORE
Donovan llioclt,
Washington Stu-cl.
Agcnt for (‘roscent Laundry.
M...“ .‘4.. M... m - .. w..... ~Mm.
15o'fioéi'tions _'
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Past 49 Week.
mum can
out
HATES an In
AND.
.1
Begin I courts of study Mow.
M. A. MIRRILL. Pl‘lllfllpli.
Io. Nomalk. Conn.
The Copyright Modes
ARE THE MODES
wit nrosont today tho
Boulevard. :1 model
which been so
claimed in New York as
one of the hits or the
season.
tutti
'l‘lto Boulovord is ill
double-breasted suck ‘
with tons wide. .
.inotohsd inputs and t i '
moderate guilnou cotton. ,.
the chub, him from
itho newest, solo-dots
fabrics to write“, Ion:
m [no.oo. ,
gt Don‘t wait for s its:
0F APPEARANCE.
ductloa Solo. Buy now
and huvo the bottom 0!
wonrlnn.
Always the same
price. I For tho hoot
quality. W ii.
NoMm,No Lou. " ‘
Got the habit and no?
to tho L < ‘*’
RAINS noon VOLCANO counrsv '
.
p.
pr.
‘h
mun
«ran.
_ , ‘titos'alnds‘oauurrs BUILDING. '
i e.ress GOOdS
We are showing on sodium varlsty of \Vblto Wash (loads. All the latest weaves from foreign and domestic
l
atrium and
checks 12%0 to line
Plain .Linsns. medium unit shear,
.............;...... 250 to $1.50
A special showing 013 Fine Embroid-
ered Waist Patterns .. 31,00 to $3.50
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Securing Soap 20
Quart Milk Botlss .......... 750 doz.
PintMilkBottlos................bllc
Whisk Brooms he
a. 11mm, NORWALK, CONN.
mum.—
w
“H. lililEGBli t to.
THEi QUALITY STORE.
THE IDEAS SflMi PEiiPi-E Hill
iiiillii Iiiiiilli.
arcccrtainiy peculiar. For instance, people who would will-
ingly buy at a so-called "Cash" store and wait from three to
six months before paying—on the usual charge account sys-
tem—cannot see how it is possible to sell good clothes at fair
prices on a divided payment plan like the one in operation
here.
Where is the difference?
It is certainly easier to pay for what you buy in divided
payments than in one lump sum either now or three months
from now.
It is better for us to receive payments on our accounts
in small sums beginning now than it would be to wait three
months.
That is just the reason why we can give SPOT
CASH prices on goods charged.
Men’s Stylish Grail Suits.
Gray seems to be what well dressed men prefer this
spring. so we have a full line of gray suits, either single or
’double breasted—cut in the new long models.
We’ll guar-
antcerthc tailoring. A full line of plain grays or gray fancy
mixtures.
I
Our Suit prices run from
rn
$7.98 to $25
A full line also oi Stylish Tailored Suits for women and
Misses. Also Waistl. Coats, Skirts, Millinery. Underwear.
Shoes. etc. No reason in the world why you should pay cash
for .ciothing.
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