retina Ind we remove the ram
lbs Lint. mood. W
12015 adieu III mum III-I‘m
Wont "III I110 am sympiolml lilIy
thspciim.’ Benn summon! 010ml common
nitldsdunavrouIdiIIIIeI ’
. dragon “due. sometimes cumin
to es lIIlyIIvI III.
”Hm ammo“ oulntnluing
I“ y inadmiaaom.
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h i I
list” III-fins“ lithe up.
my.
”11311111inmyourK kid-
IIIIkIuIIIu vidK
wllzpisdy Ibnuid bI' tIkIII II. once.
'Ilttwlii Ilsawuii you neglect time
D moat terrible. III
‘houlcomc. r. XIII-Id manually e
“I.“ upIIr0?ulIIIIuInll'dl12l “ll be)
. II vs III'i‘
Dr. David Iq‘xauned yl’mrll'. nllEIIIl
Ifroo Ilmplemu bottle and medicalboo
W“ 91.00. III
Sample Battle. at II. III. Plaisted' I
' , vonIIon 0i iremen Oi The
State
(Continued From First Page.)
\ _ (lent Boardslee‘s report was as
tile to "submit my report to
Wi-
lli! .
nth consideration. at‘ this, car
ent‘y- -third annual convention. 0111'
station is at present in a iirst- class
ti , as the reports of our secre-
our treasurer still show, to
, , hope evey member oi this as
lotion will give his earnest atten-
lie ,xecutivo boaId have been call-
miller but once, since the election
mitten, last year. The meeting
W08 held In Chief Engineer Krugs oi-
lies. at I-lorttord, when the case oi Her-
Inca Bodenstein, was reopened, and
committee alter hearing the testi-
I-ihe widow and others. voted
:utiaui ously to allow the claim. i
hope our button In this matter will
how your. approval as it was certain
ly a worthy case.
1011 April 20th, Secretary Jones no-
tified me of the death of Chief lsaac
Bailout. oi Mériden who was an ac
tilve member of this association, also
arm membei and a past presi-
de I iequcsted the secretary to
notify the members oi the executive
bond sud all past presidents. and
charter members of the time oi the
“Innernl. and to procure. a suitable “ill"
piece for the association. 1 also
appointed I committee oi tlu tie—4.11mi
ammo: i. Pitt, oi Middletown ;SccreI
fury Jones, and Chief S. C. Stags. 0i
Waterbury to (lllIW up suitable rcso
111010118. which but briefly recount the
many virtues of our deceased brothel.
- whom ii loved us being zealous
null” rnest in advancing the best in-
, rite of this association. The inn-
ol‘dl'w’as'attendcd by nearly all the ot-
iicers of the association. and the entire
IIIldIn tire dcpnrtmnt, also a very
rue circle of blends and neighbors.
ignst that a page in the annual
logs of the association be used
“I memorial to our beloved brother
v ' May 5th, Secretary Jones iniorm-
on me oi. the death of M1. Butler,n
member of Doolittle Hook and Ladder
(him any, of Morlden which occurred
ay 2nd The time being so short
‘ 1 instructed the secretary to notiiy
' some of the executive board to attend
the innerol oi our. Into brother. The
"ambition was represented by the
float. Vice-President W. 13. Per-
" M, Secretary Jones and the entire
prided lire department
take this opportunity to welcome
to olir twenty-third annual cou-
Ion in West Haven. The large
- , unt oi business that will come
. ~ this: convention I trust you will
_"» 0! in a business-like manner.
Mien We depart for our homes we
Ill feel that we have done our
1 I possible work for In good oi the
’ I lotion. Ind for these brother lire-
‘~ Ind orphans who are dependent
.
M
to thank the members at the
lie board, the secretory and
or for tbeiI" kind assistance
my term oi oiilcc and also ex-
Wt} thanks and best wishes
' member of The Connecticut
men's Association
. through the guidance of an
. moulded“, we are permit-
White in optical convention.
I doll‘of'our existence as an as-
. bill been reeled oil by Fatb-
. and therefore upon this oc—
Issuan- ‘my (duty to render
not of my stewardship, and l
.. I submit tor your consider-
thin my twenty second annual
IiII been but one meeting 01
re committee during the
'IIL wII called by President
(“It Dhist'lirucln olllco, in
.‘ In order to hear iurtber evi-
, iiI the one at the late Herman
' oi the l-iIrtford nrc dopsrb
91:2,“ one, it will he remem-
, reported to the assault»
meditating in Meriden, inst
lilo Inactive committee, who
. demo than bolero them.
out to my the chitin. and
.. upheld the Ictlon III
too. After the close at
lion. bowovcr, the claimant
loin), asked for another
ibh was ’ nted. and 111
Italian once VIII-pro-
,. convinced the mom-
dilution tint tho'clann
’ . III. a: it «I annulment
‘ oiIi In.
:I‘iiI (but one) oi its
I “1 lil00,il1o
. .4
hired ‘II it“;
III‘III um III- III
and W' 111$
the printed precocious be so
. “In Memorium” of our denuded allu-
‘ From Mhy 1.1005 to 04110an l.‘
._ 1005.1 drew ammo: orders on the
stnto' comptroller. for benefits. am-
Mounting to a total at :3. 040 00,1saviux ,
an unexpended balance oi 3101.00 of
Millie 1903 Iaproprlatlon. Irrom 0cm
her 1. 1005, to May 1,1900. there
were ,one hundred Inna eleven orders
drawn. ‘Imouutinx‘ to $5,570.00 Iouvilis
ll. balance of $0,424.00 in the hands or
the comptroller. available for the use
of the .MBOOIIIUOII to October 1, 1000.
I also drew one order for benefits
upon Treasurer Snags. amounting to
$300. 00 which was paid irom’ the spur:-
Inl fund, making the sum total for
benefits for the year 39, 822 .00. beini:
an increase of $6116.00 over the prev-
ious year. " '
My account with the association Is
as follows:
Amount on hand at last re.
port. 8 103. 50
Received for membership and
The smallest number 01' members In
. any company (reported this your). is
eight, and the largest company has
ninetyeighi The average membership
of companies is forty four, and the to-
tal number of iiIcmou .in (be associa~
lion, including officers and lii'II Inclu-
bers. is nearly twelve thousand.
The total number of compunicd bc«
longing to the association. one your
ago. was 240 while the present num«
her is 235. There have been four new
companies join during the your, to
more than offset which, however. there
are nine companies whose names were
stricken from the roll 01' membership
for non-payment of dues, who have not
yet been I'd-instilled.
pnrtmcut members is 137 as against
lid of last year. This. however. is an
ever‘vurying one. the causes of which
are numerous. Many department oili-
cera fail to join until they have some
successors arc clloacn do not post the
new ones, and at the same lime fail
to notify the secretary that they are
out of the department. As stated in
my report last year. many changes are
difference In religious belief, should
have no bearing in tire departments,
dor to be a good fireman, that. ho ho-
loug to any particular church or poll-
tlcal party.
The date for the payment of dues
in this organization is August iir,st in
each and every year. (with the proviso
that if not paid by tho ‘iFIIh of said
mouth, the delinquent company shall
count! In be 11 member of tho associa-
tion). and the same has never been
changed, during the twenty-one yearu‘
existence of the association.
bly inscribed upon the memory of its
members that they should need no
other reminder (especially so when
it costs 11 economy the sum oi $51111
cut-II time), but every your there are
companies who tlnough the neglect
of some of their oillccrs have 10 our
the remittance ice, and ill the some
time, should any sickness or accident
happen to their members while so out
oi the fold. they would not be entitled
to any of the benefits irom the associir
tion The bylaw In regard to the
payment of dues. is printed in full
each year III the proceedings, and a
copy of it is also piaccd in the notice
sent each company, for the appoIntI
ment of delegates. FIII‘IlII‘I‘IiIDl‘O. at
the convention hold at East Hartford,
In 1904, the subject was thoroughly dis-
cussed, and the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
"That the oiilcers oi the association
be Instructed to carry out the by-laws
regarding dues. to the letter, and all
not complying with the sumo. shall in-
strlckcu from the roll of membership.
and shall not have any vote in the
convention."
The by-luy together with the above.
resolution, were printed in full on the
delegate blank which was sent to cv-
ory company in the slate, previous to
assembling of the lust convention.
hold in Morldcu. Therefore, no com-
' puny has any plausible excuse for br-
ing stricken mm the roll of member-
ship, for non-payment of dues. lint.
notwithstanding all those reminders,
when the end of the association your
name. (August 15. 1005), there Wcro
forty-nine companies. and titty-three
department members. who had not
responded to the payment of their llll'
IIual duos. Your secretary did not
feel like assuming the responsibility
of making such II clean sweep. until
consulting with President Benrdsiec
and that oiliclni decided that the by
law must be enforced, theroioro your
secretary was compelled to "how the
line. lot the chips fall where they
would. ” and consequently I mailed to
all delinquents. the ioiiowing notice:
WOOLDOFlIAllflIIM 21.1900.
Your company not having complied
with the by law regarding the pay-
mcnt of annual dues. the same has
been stricken irom the roll of member-
ship. and the undersigned has instruct-
ed the secretary to give notice that
the company cannot be minatstod, ex-
cept by payment of membership
ice. as prescribed in Section it or Ar-
ticle ii of the bylaws, in “cordoned
with the conditions vote oi the II-
Iocintion. ut the convention bold in
Out. Martin“. in 1004.
it will be necessary to forward the
secretary the sum at 011.00. 05 or
which is for membership loo. Ind Io
ior dues to August. 1900
The same law applied in department
members, who have not paid their
annual dues. and onto them oil from
all the benodtl of the association.
Fraternuily,
one in liliiAiIDIILIIIIII. President.
JOHN B 10min. Becrcnry.
in the list of orders drawn on the
comptroller it was shown that The
insured III-smell. 01 this amount 111:1»
mud ll. “motion received In and Jule
Albert limbs“ '10
1 Transfer Burundi 0. 8110“ gives
the inflow!“ ihtomtin I i
mongol; iI’I‘II ram? “'5'
dues,1735.50
. ' $1,899 00
Paid to Treasurer snags, 1.715.00‘
Leaving in my hands. 8 154.00'
The list of IIIU
need at benefits, and then when their
due to politics, an element which. like-
us it is not necessary for a man in on "
This fact alone should be so iuldciin
Nor-walks mired O3! in billlOilill to:
1m ‘ ll "
3&1pts. III-solution “Mahdi: iii!
A display of dainty packages of 601.11 MEDAL Onsnmnnv
‘B'U'i'i‘itu‘ on the counter at the grocery store is a rm! pure
food show. You can 't imagine any food of greater purity
than this butter actually is. Made in the only madman
privileged to use the odor-proof and germ-proof
package. GOLD Mann, Cnannnxv Burma cannot be
otherwise than pure, sweet, delicious and wholesome.
It is not to be computed with any other butter. No
matter how good the butter you are eating. (301.11 MEDAL
Cnnunsav Burn-2n is better. The air-tight. odor-proof
package keep: it from absorbing anything to Injure the
flavor. It’s good when you buy itwit's good when you
at it; and the price is the same as for common butter. :%
l
1
Ask for it rumour grocers.
001.00 I iIIIIlctdss. flew lava III III-00rd.
CIII.
r.-.n.u
1
I
cull. "III even; M IssINo.
Wit. and Children Think He May
l
’I‘otul receipts,
“teach
‘ lfiprInIiiiurIIs,
iupIIr-lnl approv
i briallonl. Sous Aocouni I 3110,00 H.“ Gone ‘0 Vateriand
bli‘ilellgllnrca, Ansoriatirm Ac I8‘l3"ti Emil Meyer, iorIucIlI ot‘ (llenbrook
is among the Missing. IIII has been
in that. (‘luss since i-laiurIlII). Mrs.
Meyer and children haven't the
slightest idea of Emils wthcIIbouts.
only they think pc1llaps he has sailed
for the Van-Inland III- cum I take them
Into his conildonpe before leaving. nor
did he mention j‘llii plans to his cui-
onIployer. John .G. inrcds. A short lime
before he went way Mr. Meyer bor-
rowed 510:3 on :I hide irom MIs. Leeds.
with the avowed intention of buying
I'm He bought the rows all right.
but he solIi them just below be dis-
appeared. "II had made a deal with
Ilocal boisc dealer for the purchase
of a couple oi boIsos It Is understood
“lire paid but a small deposit for the
horses. (‘onstabic linc Taylor seized
ilII- houses. yesterday, in II suit
brought IN MI hoods to recover on
‘Ihc potc Mcyci glue iIluI
ONLY 82 vanes 01.0.
“i am only lit. years old and don't ex-
32.133311
$11,355.41
2.13320
Total expenditures.
'l‘ollll l't'r'vlpifi.
Total expenditures.
l Ilalancc on hand my 1, Wild, $7,222.15
-WW
WILL iNTEREST MANY.
Every person should know that good
health is Impossible if the kidoms are
deranged lI‘olIIy's Kaine; tulo will
cure kidney and bladder disease in
every form. and will build up and
strengthen these organs so they will
lueriorm their inc clionI properly. N0
. danger of Bright‘ s disease or dinbotesr
if Foley s Kidney Care is taken in
time PlaisI/ed‘s Drug Store.
NEW HAVfEN MAN SHOT.
\2 )W HAVEN, .Iuly ill.» Josvpli
I’onsrollc. Input 25 yours was prolmb
ly iaiuiiy IIIIIII lust night while at
tempting to .IIII as 1w.“ t‘lIiiIluIr Iw-
IIvIII Ii Iwo oi his ctltlilll‘lllton. AI-cord- 1ch even when I get to be real old to
lag in the police l’otiru ollI- Wits sitting fuel that way as long lit; 1 can get Elec-
oII his IlOIliHiIIp \leIII II mun lilllIlIItllII‘l'J Bitters." says Mrs E. II. Bronson.
Vim enm lint-lino and a Iampaniou of Dublin Ga. Surely there's nothing
came aloa... As the manic roarhod {also keeps the old as young and makes
Fons-voile. llucrino draw a li‘\'1)l\t‘l" the weak as strong as this grand ionic
and l’ousaolle unison... l0 IIH‘IL IhI-imedmlne. Di’filwmiu. torrid liver. in-
shooting stepped Imam-11 llli‘ IIIIIII. linmui kidneysor chronic constipation
Bur-lino. IhII pIIlIr-II an) mud iii““'\il 'nre unknown niIIIr taking Electric Bit
tbcb-ss .Ind l‘\llll‘lllly mu... m. m... "I tors a reasonable time. Guaranteed
IIIII bulk-1.. (Imam: panhmup'» IIIII by I“. H Baxter. South Norwullr. and
side and "unpmxm his “minim-u and E. P Weed, N01 walk druxgists. Price
IquIaor lili'l‘i‘t‘ll bis riizlll band. 500-
““ WIII-l iiilil'll in Grace Hospital “” ..__.
where his condition In. said to llt‘ so GOVERNMENT OFFICML SHORT.
rlous. The police llllVl' soul out a “In. WASHINGTON. July 17. -It Will
stated at the ’l‘rvusury Department to-
day that an investigation recently
concluded oi the accounts of tho lath
Major George A. Bartlett, disbursin;
1 onlcer of the 'i‘musury Department,
ASTHMA 3012153535 gnoum shows a shortage approximating $33,-
KNGW THIS. 000. About Sli.000 oi this amount,
Foley's “ocean and Tar has cur-(III however. is said to have been inuoccub
many cases of asthma that were cop. Iy paid out on iruudulent vouchers pro
sidered hopeless, Mrs Adolph 8110115 Ienied by Jana». W. Boyd, a clerk in
tag, 71 West Third St. Davenport the Marine Hospital Service. who inil
Iowa, writes: . "A severe cold contract, September land was arrested and in
ed twelve yours ago was neglected un. now in Jail pending his trial for Ibis
til it finally grow into asthma. The appropriating government lands.
best medical skill svnlinbio could not W
give me more than temporary roller. FORTUNATE FATHER AND ION-
FoleyII Honey and TM um few"... I am as certain II I now live, sayI
mended and one iifty cent bottle on- Mr. c. E Bartholomew. KIII'IIskI.
Iiieiy cured me oi asthma which 1qu Rich. that Dr. DIvId Konnodys Fav-
Ileon Irowinu on me for twelve years. Iirlto Kennedy. 0! iIonIIouI. N. 11., saw
it I had taken it at the eturt I would
We been saved your oi loitering."
l’luisted's Dru: store.
was.
NIW POIITIOM FOR ME. LOOK:
00 .
Wilbur Lockwood of (‘IIIIIIIIIIII
Itreot bun roliixned his position. With
Civil gluon/I- Harold A.I’IIr1IonII DI
Standard. and line secured II ponitinn
III the engilioorin department or tile
Newil York. New Ivan and Hartford
IIIilroud. Mr. Lockwood begin work
in his new piano 1ionday.‘
oral claim all over the stale and Ito
New York and Boston ior Ibo Inptme
oi Iluccino, who disappeared after l'ho
shooting.
terrible disorder-mounds dlIoIIo. My
Ion but I (ever core on his leg: he too
used ll‘Ivoriio Remedy and III now well.
All druuists. 81.00; 0 bottles. 05.00.
lire. Sample Bottles II. II. H. Pinned?
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COMMITTED To MONTY HOMI.
, George and Nicholas Ooubo depends
out children were mild? committed!
the county home in Not-walk by onto
a! the probaII-co com. in Bridleporl.
The mother has pupportod the child
W... ' ,- rem tor I your and but resources Irena
MARIO TH! LIVIR LIVIIAY. exhausted 811a IIIlI‘IIi lorxihslr corn
Orino mIdve Fruit flyrup given, thinnest. '1‘in lather III serving I
permanent relief in can at habitual
continued as it ILImIIIDLOIE‘LIIO imp
Ind restores the Mural action or the
bowels without irritating them or
like pills or ordinary cIttIIIrticI. i
not annual. or grips and is mild mid
mama 'to ta‘l‘to. tItomuinll’mtri tho
a run an re use In I tutors
PlIIIIId'I Dru: Store.
term in the state prison for the mur-
der of and Florence Glendon, thorn
suit It 11 animal in the West End 11
Mill" MID.
«Clint look well. «I. well or test.
well with impure blood inedimr youl’
body. Keep tho blood pure with nur-
dock Blood tIIIIeI-II. 1m simply. IIIIII
1 point, yesterday litternooa ousted a
6 . ed by the estate of Georgefilnllb.
. automobile and alter chopping down
ed my lilo when i was I victim of that 10:0
MILFO'IID POINT BldlliOH.
July 18.-Sherit‘i Charles ritual; of
fitrntford. armed with papers from
Attorney Stiles Judson. counsel for
tho estate of George Smith. oi this
number oi cumulus Inertial who have.
been camping on the Isa-called squats
tors land at this point which is claim-
BIIIgg proceeded to the spot in an
the tents cnrricd them outside the li-
mits oi the land claimed by the Smith
estate.
Stung also served notice on Peter
l‘olIIsou oi' Dilillx, who has a cottage
on the land that ho must remove with-
in twenty—four hours truth the land he
occupies with his cottage.
II In stated that, Peterson Is to re-
Iaiu counsel and fight the manor. 'l‘bo
squatter-11' nulls about this point have
attracted the attention of thII courts
for some time. and the latest mm‘tl
Is Ivntchcd with considerable Inter-
tst.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bia-
Iiliun Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tricd. almost without exception.
10c, 26c. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxter's and .Ilaisted' a. ”
ORAND DUKE VLADIMIR IN PARIS
'l‘ItEVIIS. Prussia. July l7.-—-Ulilllil
Duke Vladimir of Russia after a
mouth at. Hamburg, returned to Paris
low or three nights ago. by way of
'l‘revcs and Cobl'enlz. He received let
tern Informing him that he would be
attacked on his way to Paris and
turned them over to the police. The
grand duke tookousordinnry train
from here, instead of the express.
which left later.
His train missed through Cobicntz
safely. but collided with a pile of ties
and {lab plates near Scbwclch. Little
damage was (llllli‘, however, as a
truck walker iound the obstruction
just in time to signal the express
which was unable to stop before it.
struck the obstructing pile
CANAL COMMISSION OFFICIALS
HERE.
NEW YORK. July l'l'.——llcnr AdmiI
ral M. P. Endicott, and Brigadier i’.
C. Hans. of the lsthmian Canal Com~
mission, arrived here today from Co-
1011 on the steamer Panama.
ICOME‘V AND OE! T‘HB, ODLENDID
VALUES OFFERED iN OUR MEN'S
AND YOUTI'IS' SUITS AT 07.00 AND
910.00.
It's our constant aim to make this
store lead for his clothing values.
Every purchase here is a lesson in
thrift, economy and good Judgment.
Men's Shirts from 500 to 81.50, with
or without collars.
Men's Trousers tram 81.00 to $5.00.
Children's Straw flats. to clean out:
25c ones for 15c, 50c ones tor (the.
Washable NeckWear, 25c.
Get the habit Ind 30 to tho
lllil fowriqiii Clothing Co.
6 North MIin St. South Norwnik, Ct.
HARRY GOODWIN.
MIIIIuII'.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN I
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TAILII
in Client June 10. 1003.
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“exercise keep clean and you will have
Mil. IiuILi. VERY MUCH Auvsl long ii . ,
it was very generally reported In
Ndrwnik. hundIy. illui Dana 11. I nus
sell “new It i”gallium of Hamlet-III, quI‘I
iuoli. 1111111 in that. Im
rushing“ on his friends in the Itia'noon
I
B'i‘l .. ,
gilded It's
.zgy II gush 131w;u Indhbgiihy Mr I I “one. Ifudmihntmtilielfi.
z . a will a rope rt I: are d I1 (I “
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one man's word is need until 10111,
hear the other mill] Ilory. . .1 I
P. I «Iron.
2 rs IINIoIv
' momma
urn wonwm K.
1:011:21. 1115;.
lion.
r 11.41.1112. I: 41:. 1.411;, 5:41. .
leis.
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ndb‘y
department It the lamination
An expert has been employed
to inspect £17er piece of meat served
on the iunulgraut tables.
All contrasts existing beiwoen Mr.‘
Radio and the packing companies III
Ill'cst'ui tarnishing the station
Ine’nt. have been revised and a clause
insured, providing that all most sent
to Ellis“ island shall be of as good
quality as that furnished the best bo-
CONNECTIGUT ELECTION LAWS.
'l‘owncle1ks,town chairman and
otbcls have received iIom Secretary
of State [Iodenwcin copies of the ol
notion laws, Issued by order of
General Assembly
tlun laws of the United States are III-
so compiled in um publication.
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MOSCOW MONASTERY Rondo.
MOSCOW. July 1?. «The Monastery
TITLE INSURANCE A NECESSITY
oi the Nativity has been hindered oi
all its jewels and named relics and
$111,000 in cash—“n“-1L
A detective title prevents you irom selling or mortgaglngexyom'
Guarantee Company.
THE PROPERTY.
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Ask your Real Estate Broker or Attorney. He will tell you all
about it, or write the home office, New Rochelle. New York.
real estate. How do you KNOW your title 15 perfect? The best
way is to have it guaranteed by
Ihc New York and 0011130110111 mortgage and bile
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ONE FEE PAID PROTEGTS YOU AS LON(‘ AS YOU OWN
Bourke
Issuers rah
I22 W ATE“. STILEET
'r' s Fertilizers.
B Hers‘herld & son.
Wt... 294.
33 SOUTH MAIN OTREET.
Midsummer Clearing Solo oi Ladics' Suits. Coma. Skirts, Waists, Shirt
Waists. Suits Rain Coats at II meat re duction. as we must. clean out all of
our summer goods.
II‘lIst come first gets thorn.
if you have not bought of us yet ask \our neigbbms.
The Paris Hindi 81H H0138,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Willsis, 391:, 490, 750, Ode, $1.25, 81.“, $1.93, $2.48 in $6.00.
Skirts irom . . .
Coats
Rain Costs
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Be Cool. Comfortable and Up- io-Daie.
Use an Electric Laundru Iron.
The Reed d}. Voik Electrical Compact).
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
Come and be convinced.
They did.
98c to $40.00
........... 33.13am $15.00
.. 86.98 to 313.00
was 10-312011
511.98 to $12.00
Phone 82-4.
Spoolal Sale
WHITE LINEN SUITS. SHIRT WAISTO. SKIRTS. CHILDREN’S DRESB~
88 AND A FULL LINE OF MILLIN ERY.
FaIrCloakOvFurStore
OI IWAIHINGTON OTRIKTI
Concrete,
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Amish.
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'I'Hlm DIFFERENCE
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do where you will for your out
nppiy, the price is very-much tho
Into; the difference in results—«boot.
comfort. cool billI. stow-resides in'I
corner or interior quIIIty.
liolo oi tool to be found in our yIrdI
will Iucoouiuily withItInd the cover-
Try it bcioro you place In
morIlIIwhoI-I.
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snarled omen. 'm
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or”
IrioII Drug More.
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Gravel,
Blue Stone Walks IIIid.
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Norwalk Chronicler