Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 19, 1906 · page 3

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Showsyii‘.
films r _
. ill is y ‘ twill-ti to thii
Luke resiodi‘ iAn area or high pres-
sure control over New York is produc
ing plemnt member in the northeast.
‘ I) houses. are .aen-
and southwest. '
s lcinlty visas.
nAF‘rlday bylin-

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creasing cloudiness. f ‘

 

in the local markets.

M _. y .‘ l,-
Mrs. Wllinot Thornton. of Brooklyn
is visiting Mrs. ulna Briggerman.

A few early apples are" to be found

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A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. John 0. Press, of lows street.

 

For eruptions. sores, pimples, irid-
no! val: iiyer troubles. constipation. in;
illegal . .;uss£1lollister’s Rocky Moun-
tain,Tea. Carries new life to ovary
part: of the body. Tea or Tablets, all
cents.“ Plainted's Drug Store. ,

The first surest corn of the season
has boon in the market the past week.

 

‘ Mus. Thomas Pryor. of Norwalk was
the recent guest of friends in George-
tovl'n. -

Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order of
Uiiited'Americsn Mechanics will meet
tomorrow night.

Miss Elisabeth Collins of South
street, Danhiiry’. is visiting her bro-
thers. in South Norwaill.

 

'. ' _ , on W 4
Miss Emily Iiickhard is slicndln‘g her
vacation at the home oi her uncle and
aunt, .Mr. and Mrs. Schnicdes, ill South
Norwalk.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham
of South Main street returned home
from a two Weeks trip to Camden N.
J., this week.

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wli‘or pure iivo water ice at 60c per
cwt., and good service, telephone dim-it
Brookslde Lake lee Company.

m» , '.1 TM 3 . g

f ~ The .Norvéhllts will cross bats neat.
Saturday afternoon with the Colored
Giants, of New York, which is said to
be a crack team.

 

Washington chino. Patriotic Order.

of‘ the Sons of America. and Oii'v‘é
Bran dodger Knight); of Pythlas.
will bid regular meetings tonight.
Stephen J.;Dinrien is a delegate to
they ".0. H. convention which will
be he d in Middletown August 23. The
county convention will be held later.

Mr» and Mrs. Victor McClusky, have

i rammed to their home in Jersey City
a ‘r a tow days visit with Mr. and
,Ml‘d..Williom Ward of South Main
street.

“mas 'Ann‘a buvldson and Miss Clair:
lotto Lewis, of Ansonia, have return-
ed home after spending a few days at
the homefii

. south, Mslu, root.

fioifitenkwfléld who recently, re-
flgiicd his position with Cole‘s Elec-
triid. .0 relish Majolica a. position at
ll s30 trade} with Joseph Brown and

comfinyhth ‘, plumbers.

(.Jfigeph ‘Ol‘j'sgory. who formerly liv;
all i *south‘vsior'wulh and was clorlt
forT'Thomas J. Manor, is spending a

. t vacation here. Mr. Gregory is
now located in Waterbury.

 

, “fry it little KODOI. for dyspepsia

. tryout: meals.‘ 'M‘ahy‘siom‘achs are

overworked to the point where they

refuse. to go further. Kodoi digests

your food and gives your stomach the

Windows: while its refitinotrucilyo

. ,‘ rites not the stomac back into

i ‘ lng'order.‘ ‘Kodol relieves illitliI
lease. sour stomach, p

alpitation of the
h it belching, etc. Sold by Clifford
. lib rinscy. '

” ,ant. rm aceniiy “gazebo
‘it “ "M ,t. it“ t c. ,,
is; will? thrills. u. electii
mi 3 iii chit select list
and Lighting company's forces

 
 
 
 

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.Xirllilm'anddr Henry H. Barrel), ll. 8':
tidal-molly «of this slam. commanded.

the escort of six no
human of Captain Walton
U El ashlagton. D. (3.,

l u heartegc.

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1 thermal!!! covered with ““3 ““1“ ND soc AN" W M hating. ‘ ’ l” W “'
a .’ it.» we. were roulettolhm . ‘f ~ ”3'.” F, , , . t t i am l. W h ' ‘ ' AND THOUSAND
‘ W “it y ill hor . Mr. 130 .i.he,llsdlos'.,Homs loci: .meiii‘otnrwki‘ ll!- gmfi .D .3 5 ll Hill if “m x... .3

. nu] with o mdbfiihg iiiths» atom tpbldibility‘.‘ sauna iii.‘ . ' o‘ll'lii' outline AND llViiii'i'l‘

 

' . 4' l
. a” Aways use on

t“.

‘ . asp-nah. . .
For. NOl‘Wlk-Vand vicinity: Fair to- 1 .,

 
 

.strsot, Norwaik. has returned home
“from swish; in Brooklyn,

Silvia Rock,

returned home yesterday from Oyster
Bay. andisst swelling started fer
Cleveland, 0. Miss Benedict will re
turn home in aboutamonth.

\ ’Wit ’3 Witch Hazel Salve.

Miss Katie Schlncdos, .
. :oqnl

ndred men at the

01!.
was 1

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dawn. ..... .t,
“hil‘lltlredlgl‘ s: 5‘ lid‘ilhiliiet obntainv

a. Aim.
1 soul malls on roll vouanu.
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ll. Kill, Ji.

Qty" 1’ ‘ ‘i

, fit» it,» .

”a North ‘ 'n «paralysis—3.
Connection for all north and

south bound cars can be made
at ,our store.
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Miss Bertha Brulidage, of Cross

 

.iils's Anna Cahili and Miss liallnsh
Clune left town yesterday for a two
weeks' stay at the Sanford cottage,

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Miss Jessie Benedict. of Elm street.

Dr. J. C. Newliirk iii attending the
thirty-sixth annual meetingof the New
Jersey state Dental Society, which Is
being held for three days ill the Audi-
torium at Asbury Park, N. J. . ‘
,The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
It. 1‘. Maxim} Day/street, Friday. at
3 o'clock All members that can at-
tead are desired to be present at this
meeting. There is to he only one
more meeting before illc llrst Friday
ill September.

 

 

Mayor Charles 1.. Glover and the
members of the NOl'Wii ,
have received invitations to sccom
psny the members of the Norwaik
Fire. Police to Roclwilic on August 5'.
when the Police will he the guests of

the Rockville llrcmcu.

 

it is always well to have a box of
salve in the house. Sunburn, cuts,
broaden. pilesvand bolls yield to De-

Sold by
Clifford Pharmacy.

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.plill Voting District of e Town oft ‘
:N 'l‘wtlk will oiih nib c mission at Out ......... ’l 4 .4 l :i a r. 4 ip—«l2. ..
lb?! El‘own goui-t Litoom. llaviiand"1n...--.--u.5 5‘4 4 3 i b «l l‘. «iii-will. LADY ““10““ DEATH-

'sircct. on Friday. August 3 and lo.

rationale be made voters.

Deptt ' Slate Councilor o. 5. Over

‘l'OOfllli ilt 6:45.

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Shepherds of Bethlehem, was

Lodge,
at which ,an auditing

,held last night,
'conlmilicc colnposot

was appointed, and Mrs. William ll.

entertainment committee.
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barges. a cargo
lain of the barge .in
conveyed being afra

“and Paper Comphny.
3hr} Charles Hull‘illsna. . .

Rev. E. . Bil nasal-L w

day were; ..
myh; A. h inn.‘l1'

‘ll'rown,’ ‘ Bron

M. ,,Phelsn, Geor

wark'; N. B. Fish,".li‘..i.. Hard, New 0 ‘
,. avsa;._ll‘..C..lthiw. hlerinnd' rm. continental; plough,» Saturday an", July .3. August 6. 10, September 3,
sultan; soprano"; lbw. human: ”it matches. showing in that ‘23-00» , - .
hiladeiphia, * N. Cuciei‘.‘ union: ' ”is “flgfil’imm‘e u“, more BARATOGA. ,R M68. 4 ,or it day
ic‘Ug' Metering gg-ic-“Sa’m e. um artistic. ‘ i card‘ was: ; trim- Julrl . 3. 80. August 6. 13.
ford. A. ii. ha a. Norwic ; .l. Pf ‘t ,,,,,, 5 4 4,: 3 5 4 3 (p.37 ' 22.5 5137. September 3, ‘ $11.60 and
‘ 1.6mmwn- " . —-, ,_., m
D°° 9" 0 19w» 5 ‘ 5 3 5 r gommz,‘ AUBABLE CHADM. a day trips, July

 

How may 1 Judge between the cost

. Olmlor 1~~8siistlo a 'W'Illr 7“:

statuary

liOut.......

lk City owned 1

The board of registrars of the shill,

front 9 to fl o’clock. to receive appli- ‘33

.io ll staff, ll '0 to New ‘l an.

mg?“ W evéli‘liilii 5&3 infill!“ iii: WM- M. K- i‘nrkcr, Now 03mm“: 47;"‘3 llor splendid work in behalf of the lie-
lice for Conilnodore Perry Council 595. lives, t‘filllflllfllly lilo woolen, endeared
0. N; A. M. A large delegation of . E. ii, llarl, Maple llili: 4l*47r»8ii. her in till the llldinilii. '
Lincoln Council will accompany them ‘ l“. R. Cooley. Hartford: ii‘.l—-~i'l~«tlil. ‘

in a. carryall leaving the Council
All'églllill‘ meetings! Lady Jennings ‘

i of William Purl '.
‘nlclec, Charles'l‘hics and Mrs, Solkcl; 1

Muslim" was chosen as chairman of the

For the first time probably, since
has been coming ,to Norwalk in

has arrived. the cop- s
whichit is helm:
id id have it. ship-
ped lo Norwalk. so it is to be trans
,l’errsd. to another home and taken to ;
the whilrves of the St. George Pulp
'l‘he barge is

"Guests at the Hotel Clidord yaslen

Al
2 Armstrong. Walter li."l‘enay, William
P. Sargent, B. L. Alumnae. C. Little:
'iloltl', ‘C.'W‘. Brooks. Boatoh; 070. Pet.
crson. stearns. Ky.; it). w. Norris, 'i‘.
as V. Bhoilisld. New

court-mic THE con. i...
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,.thggs the truest. aiiffilllillrexclgl‘m ‘
“Thd‘ialll’ilimfl set on heirt'h deiii'e ;
and worth of that i would acquire? ‘

"only "city ' price ' the world demands."
The Sage replicd,.lv‘tth win thy 80M:

 

digit. it Playing .5 ‘Bui ‘
VFW hockey;
, . Ill 4Wi8llliro,iij_‘ .
-- sumo oi Yesterday's
Events

.1... . eta mill to in tortilla
rebuilding? 6i "it‘ll. all}? Netti: '
out you viliuiia bodah under “favoi‘aiillt
conditions yesterday at the Wee Burn
linlls inHNoroion. Sixty-two players

Ililli

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W "h it.

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“elicited still mi conduit:
The it“ avy ll qwersi‘oril'lc day beffii
putttll iltllsilhg touches on the prep-
araiions the green comnllttoe‘su Pro,-
tessiouai Stoddari had been their rig; A .
hot silni'biazod down'ibl‘i‘tliefbibyorii’
but this is just what the golfing contin-
gent wants when tempers by a cooir
lug breeze like that whlc chmsblii
‘of thenortheastflyesterda , morning. ,
who nilerywusiilmlbbut, tattle char. -
*acteristic of qualifyinground day.

0. ll; Zimmoroisn, of the New lie. "
YQn.,‘.uGDlt . .Ciub, president- of the . ,.
league, "“32;th .,.iirst_io t a. off.
grompily at .g‘clliiik he got a, a nice .
long drive.“ H ’wlis paired with A. S.
=Pitt, or Weé’Blirtl. a member of the
lexecutive‘committea, of ..the, league. '
g'l'his pair finished the first 18 holes at, .
{llle round about noon and'Zlmnlel-mall '
tdid it in a creditable 80. His card was:
3-0. H. Zimmerman: "
”3354444545940 .
in ..........s i -i s a l .4 3 7:40am
in, ii. beans. at Maple liili onlt
«Club got 80 for the first 18 holes as
lfollows: ‘

 

 

 

'Oul ......... 545444546-439" \ 31““. . - ”"" '

‘ln .......... 5 4 l i a r. s 4 741430 ,mf‘l' hill” ““3, ii" "'0 “is “Will i
R. 9_ White. 211., of NW Haven: 4 , dill can met in the. secont round .

iOIIt _________ 5 4 i 4 5 y 6 4 6M” ' ‘ib the afternoon and by tonight only

A“ ......... .3 5 4 4 ‘ 6 4 4 5_42_,84 four will remain to battle tomorrow in

g A. S. Pitt, Woe Burn: thosemHlosls. 'l‘llo pairings for tho

,0," ......... 8 5 5 4 4 5 5 4 limit» fll‘fll round were. follows:

in .......... ii (i a a 4 r. it i .c--lr.~9o “- “Whimlmm W a. D. Sfln‘
(l. ,._ linri. Manic liili: - , :ford. Wes Burn; C. ll. Zimmerman.

,Oui ........ 6 -i i t i 6 r. 5 twin NW "“0“. vs. S. J. Graham, lulu.
n ......... 6 6 6 4 3 5 ii) 5 “”60”,", field; ll. 8. Pal-melee. New iiavon. vs.
in. Frederick, Meriilen: A. ll. Piano. liable illli; w, K. Bhop-

Out ......... t; i h i a 4 -i 5 6-43 . ”“1 N“ will“ “‘- w. 5- «Wilm-
n ........ 5 4 4‘5 4 5 ll" 5r—l2-‘85 firnwana; C. ‘E. Martin, Funnel“, VS.

. Sheldon liopkins,.Weo Burn: lawns (.hosier Sellout. Wee "m“: S' 9- Br’w‘

turn. lirmiklawn, vs. W. B. Ely. Nelen.
you; it. S. Sproit. llrookluwu, vs, A. ll.
(lilacs. Norwich: ii}. 'i‘roticlliclt, Mori-
dou. V8. R. 8. Willie, 2nd, New Haven.
The slxtocli men who qualified for
the consolation cup and the sixteen
who qualified for the bunker clip you»
tertlay mat in their first rounds in
those classes this morning. the second
rounds beingupliiyoti this ,uficruoon.
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willfl.
ii. M. Woolscy. Now litwon Country
Club: lib- M4100,

. llomer S. Cummings, Woe Burn:
50~~flil~»~.lil0. _ '

W. H. Ely. New Haven Country
Club: l’lfl——-»l3--ilii.‘
W. K. illioplrrti. of New "ili'Pll
Country Club.,illc state champion. had
this card:

Silica. rattan, British illiilll. July
19. >>>>> 'l‘ile iii-we of file death of truly
Curlioii’of Kc lesion. wife of the for-
lllt‘l‘ victiroy o llldlii’. cililsod a great
shock hero and from all parts oi lil-
t'ia tonic expression of ltccn sorrow.

it, I.. Sprotl, ‘Brooklawn: ill ”1,3-..

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l¢

, p. o. Manson. Wullingiord. iii-4'-
,~-il8.

W. H. Race, Mcrlden:
P. N. Knapp. Wee Burn: iii—47 «93,

Aim—46* 92.

 

F. W. Dow, Jr., Wee Burn: iiimis

~33. ., _, , . . ' T L

it. o. lrving. Mill Hill: iiwiswsz. NO ' 1C E ;
, .l, ii. Knapp, Wifi‘ lint-n: now-53 _ ' °
‘03. ‘ uni——

A, E. Vaness, llrooliiuwn: iii—45w
‘ “55.35”” {MILES FORMERLV

CONDUCT“) IV THE LATI'MAX

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4.
Chester Selloclt, Wee Burn: Ill—~40

4amulcol‘m Graham, New Canaan: TARLOV. CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
I ‘... “my; ‘
lt‘, S. Snails, Meridcn: 42—47—49. w|l,,|_ '3 cou'rmugp 3y mg AT
i' 'l‘. A, Ellis, Hartford: “will-«'92., ,
t w. M. f‘opp, li‘nlrilold: 4549mm. THE SAME PLACE.

(1. ll. Seuioy. Wee Burn: 6i—-—li~ . .t. .. .

95.

T. limiter. Hartford: ail-52m90. ,
‘t .,R. L. Jackson. Arawsmi: 43~~flln9L
ll. ll. Knapp, llrooiilawn: {to-~52»;

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MRS.M.TARLOV.
THE RECREATION TOURS.
stock“ tarsus, a lay lrips‘.’ July it.
21. 28, August 4, ll. 18, 2f», Septem-
her 1. clone.
GLEN BUMMlT‘I’ ANR MAUOH

CHUNK. i (lily trips, July 20, Aug-
l list 3. 17, 31. from New Haven.
$18.00. '
COTTAGE CITY. 6 it? trips, July 23.

August iii. "fills.
WHITI MOUNTACNB.’B day trips,

 

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“degrees Hoyt Knapp. Wee llilrn: 54——
? At 1280: “dill. half of the starters '
ihad returned cards for tho first 18 1
holds and it looked then as though low
score honors would go to Chester Sol-
‘lecll, the no ular tollefiof the Falrilelti
County Nil tonal Bank, of Norwallr,
who Manson smemhar oLWeo Burn
,f ,r two years. and has been playing

s', a y” l l. lam er. Mr. Bullock
whimsgl lit-dilute?” than-ink. hull

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18. 23. 30 August 0. is, o. 7, Ben
'"i' m ”‘ lumber 3,'.$2ii.0il. ' ll
NIAGARA FALLS. 4 days trip, Thal-

p e strokg
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h ley7§£figgflié WSW
cs .13,» , u, ‘
max“: “2 “mm” day, Allgiilt 21st. 322.75.

yo bogey
,i ghostly iigurs , ,
it than. by liiliiiii’hinsolf. holed on “ ruWAiflanfih 5.531%. trip.
“’“m‘ “‘"WW‘M'": "‘ “ arthsrioscigl. a day of i;'.iuly

"i tapeworms V ' 23 Au a iii 27 8e
1 t , l I , Dt‘ .
' a. ‘1}; Effigy Q” , larch-“amt, aw HnVént' ' . ,,
o TOKILL.’ shay trips,

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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nm'i'i'ily' light 2
Put am ' no a tp

' ’srcopeti-"rtir‘the when”
cm which is locally repute
«once been one ,of ,Gonersl Wash!
" tonfs " milititudious headqulrbem’i “

il.“'§ini“’ is

 
 
 

“PM”.

carefully and cnmsdo the it

that his patrcn' was it pet-Ills

 

 
 

a, night”: so , the wild. eyed

 

 

“‘ . tie

, mtg:

~pc‘ii‘ly, inquired the' «more
1 “‘3? hide boil" aiii the "'k
[k tn ‘ M‘
‘ii adieu” it“ hie but, 3’.”
fl a
Wig-t 1‘“ , ..

Mentor your

at h)

'i‘hy gold. tlly time. thy strength, thy-'i

Belf— ' I» i , r . . n
For an i". . 9,“,me udlll." ;‘ itil hols. is1 grin was apparent in a NOVA “07%,.” i.“ , rm! Elatur day.
,wllolltiaym iota uptight rituals. 3:95,. 7 lg, H 9"?“ Mm.“ (3mm, '; Aura-t lllhi ”dilute!!! .New Hav—

 
 

 
 
 
 

d an accident havinfl
commission. gill: rile, Fiesta

(1 to law comparatively poor curator the 18

 

His host looked the new comer , 9

importance. The inn did not posse“
Montage? h

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on the caveat . t e home UNTMNS.
July 18.“:

hole a ilv estroliea affair in 0. lie _.
' ' Almost 18,“ 37 314.50
ll down a bit coining indhut on the _ fro Nofiaro -. i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

try Claim a former state champion, i'eroARA‘FM

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

ford. aluminum. but. it olng out. 3" ll, ,
' Wesfiu' snout. , ‘ TA-

ii slidir's broad a

“W" shill limit?”
. f ' > r." .
. ‘lilnslond 'i'our ‘
hall on o.‘w.ltilrriit
tiresome. ,
5 Orange I not!“

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oil in hill-ii lilo

 
 

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Professional fitoddari was it roighty M
Margirnsgdyesterdtahv. Hi acted las
or sea e var ails . pa rs
It m‘yili‘oothlx.‘ ' , ‘ ‘ _
.li‘i‘lisr .‘Wosthsl;.,fordg‘olif comat homily:
tot ., rs ,v ant. saws
yo Elke‘gliysifi’in the illuminant

lphioilrlgsinont ~ on» ills coarsest:

‘ interest ,

iiih‘iifliiiillmriillaa rounds .

f the chaunianrhl the sixteen , ,

 

 

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mortgage given 40 years ago was re-
corded in the town clerk’s once, Stain}

giggled and Stamford. September 3“.
were brought. by John R. Copcutt and

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watchman: nanometre.
A certificate or foreclosure or a

ford. yesterday. The mortgage was
given by Claude Coolie. of Now Co.-
naan, for. $1.800 on property in New

The foreclosure proceedings
Francis Colman, of Yonkers. against

Frederick J. Miller, who held the equi-
iy iii the property. '

 

E .SUFFERERS sup-
PLiES LOST.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jilly l9.-—'i‘wo
cars containing shoes and wearing an-
parol. for sufferers in illis city. haw?
boon loci cumuic'irom Chicago. or-
rortliluz to Colonel Poppy chief of the
relief board. ‘iillililibi Peppy stated
yesterday that the consignment was‘
started from Chicano over a month
agiuulil that no record of it was ob-
iainahlo from the railroad cmnpany.
which had been unahieim locate it.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Chmc a.

for all occasions. _ No man's
dress is complete unless his
furnishing Wearablcil are: in
keeping with correct styles.
You won't go wrong if you come
here for your furnishings. and
your clothing as well.
Just Now.
Plotted White Shirts, 51.00, in
three sizes of pluliil, 54 inch. '75
inch and 1 inch.

 

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Open Monday. Wednesday.
and Murder lilum‘
2-,"?-

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rte Best Tartan

chine Mad

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IMPORTAN

baht anti basil. >

and back. lace trimiu'o'dfilst illic‘. ’

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." - t. slut H. . . .l I .~
omen's white lawn waists. tucked,
ell' front or- bllcll.‘ atrium.
SALE OF ~IATHifl9’; sum:
stilt tor the‘etumiler.”
0hr“ liti’rl.’ "
in styles. ” ..
~ “room's nothing shillifof gotta alibi;
ity merino; nehtly trimmed wi
braid. at $3.98.

8' P i?
. m». 33.5».

iiYOli Willi
When You “Wilhl'il' ‘

. . _ octagon, llflhlrt‘ wflim.‘
. , « 7 , s1... iiuonas ill. spec ‘ prices. s ,- w‘l ' €3-
Wc are offering it me ' Coo . ng Wars at gilestly reduced ratesjior‘r '
next week, as we have a large quanilty on hand.‘ ' . ., ‘ .
Trunks. . gait “Wt: ’ # Halli
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9-; Washington Semi.

with it all it. eliminates ot"‘servlce thst commeiidsit towyoliré'tavorf » . '

quiet and fancy enacts. perfectly adapted tor alluded all occasions:

86 Washington St... 80: Nor-milk.

"Irm- fins-“Z am -A

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Write of‘i‘iéiitllér Chi .Bttmiwq‘hd Novel

responses. *:

.G' 1.,il ,. . .

, Nomi? ‘

. Insulation. - ,

summations». '
Nor .

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‘ . suia'rwlusr‘sit ‘
Women'swliite ,wsls . tucks

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patently, ‘ i "
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X: l" . nuts or“
Whitelhwwwahtlybuttoned tram ammonia and sidearm
‘ : scattercoilelfliihnns‘d’bviflj‘
snout. '1 light no

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welt “101i it you
them. ,,tetl..wo
'rnogers it
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Willie lawn and dotted swlsii whim.

 

 
 

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co and “embroidery trimmed. button-
Have youpurcliassll.’ your; bathing
‘ jlf’not.’exhhiine
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