in al
plaids.
Also Henriettas, Borges, Vellings, Al-
batross, Granite Cloth. Venetians. Mo-
hairs and Brilliantines i all e
BLACK GOODB TA 3 :0“ Y.
EE K ‘EE BEAN
,_ E7 141- .1... 41 1114411144....4 41.1.44
Mshukemo. Hotel 4 .
South Nomlkf'flh
‘flflDDO‘NW
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E WEATHER FOERECAST.
Ii—nn—‘np
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night; Wednesday partly cloudy. A
disturbance of considerable energy is
central this morning in the extreme
Northwest. Pleasant weather contin-
ues in the Central and Eastern sec-
tions but cloudy and lainy weather
prevails in the Southern and Western ,
sections. The storm that was central
on the coast near Hatteras yesterday
morning has been deflected out to sea
by an area of high pressure over New
England. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather with mild tem-
peratures.
Mr. and Mrs William A. Curtis of
West avenue have returned from At
lantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Benton B. Loomis. of
Norwalk, spent Sunday with friends
and relatives in Danbury.
George C Evarts and Howard W
Duty, of Norwalk, are spendi‘iig the
day in New York City on business.
-—Dr. Dick‘s cures malaria.
William H. Hoyt has sold to The-
mas W. Corcoran, of New Rochelle, a
building lot at Harbor View Beach.
The Woman‘s Guild, of Grace Church. E
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. William E. Montgomery, at 2 Bel-
den Place, Norwalk,
Mrs. Rush Olive Lees, of Uticn, N.
Y., spent the Sabbath with Mr and
Mrs. '1‘ Marshall Andrews of Beach- ’
side, Bell island
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman, of
South Main street, have returned after
an enjoyable trip to Norfolk, Va., and
other points of interest.
Don't you think you had better try
To wear 11 smile and sing a song?
it‘s a good old world, after 1111,
Provided you take Rocky Mountain
'i‘ca, -
In the spring and fall.
l‘iaisted's Drug Store.
'l‘hoodme Kn. p , of Golden Hill
street, 'slarEgsti'Eis'E outing for New
town where he intends to spent a week
or so on a hunting trip. ,
The meeting of the business com-
mittee of the South Norwalk Congre-
gntlonal Church will be held at the
parsonage in Bnyview avenue, to mar
row evening at 8 o'clock.
......r__..
Mrs, Agnés Hnriland will give 1 a
song recital Wednesday evening at the
Congregational Church. Brooklyn, to-
morrow evening. Mrs. liaviland will
be assisted by William (1. 114111111101111.
The Tuesday night 1 ass meeting will
be held at the First trilliodlst Episco-
pui Church promptly at 7:30 and will
adjourn at it to enable the members
to attend the convention in the Baptist
Church.
——-A mush-111 11nd litcrury entertain-
Illt',fli at isllnst A111 M. E Church. Wed,
01:.t 17,1511 in ’lhkt1t1- 25c
'l‘lu1 foundry of the Nolwulk lan'li
t‘tunpnny 1111141111 down yesterday to
allow of repairs in tin», 1111pol11. 'i‘hc
repairs may 1111111 111111 in three dayli-
’i'l11- rust of the plant is working 1111
111411111.
1
t‘l1111111s it. liukl-r. of tilt1 tuit'criising
tit-purilucul of the Bridgeport Stun-
durd, was In Norwiulk yesterday after-
noon. in connection with Middle-
brook‘s Alilinntu‘. published the
Standard Company.
by
1' News (1 Mason 11 tonvic,i jumped.
or 11-11 from 1111- third list to the pave-
1111-111 win-11 prisoners at the state pri
1111111 More liuiilg ilkl'll. 81m morn
1111.1. to divine worship. He is about
111101111411111 feet. but met with little
injury 111- 1111111 lliui he became dissy
and Min Mason was sentenced in
New illlvilu, April 4 ”Oil. for statu-
ioly burglun and alto t at burglary
for a term of one to tr rat's years.
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
'l‘ltko
Tablets.
falls to cure. E W. GROVE'EB signa-
ture in common has. 25o. 1
Eillillt} "Mill’EiE
nfi
LAXA’i‘lel liftOMO Quinlan
ilruggllls refund money if it
is sought by everyone who takes
personal pride in the perfection
of thrill" individual appearance
Fdr' Niall purpose
we AELL AND RECOMMEND
sA'NI‘rOL PREPARATIONS."-
Tooth Powder=..............25c
Tooth Liquid ..25c and Boo
Tooth Pastel ........”....25c
Tooth Brush ....... ........35c
Toilet Powder. ............25c
114111 Powder . ..... .250
Fs‘CeCream.... .........25c
Toilet Soap ................250
Shaving Sticks ......25c
1 91411 1111141111 nit 'tis‘1'explaln
these preparations to you. '
[111111. 1111111, J1
Drugglst.
8 North Main at. Tel. 023-9.
' Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
at our store. .
1W
‘. 1'.“
EEMNEE HELP
Wanted for the Winter season,
experie cod operators on
Mt‘ul 411111115 31111w
311111114 Months
on lndies‘ goods. Long season;
steady work, good prices. We will
, 960 teach a few bright. g is, be-
Ennlng about Now/laminar
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Wm. 1111111111 11111111
.,4
A special convocation of Washing
ton Chapter, it A. M. of Nor,walk will
be held tomorrow 11v1E1ning. at Masonic
'i‘cmplc,corn11r of Wall and lsuucs
streets. The M11111 Master Muson Dc-
grcc will be conferred. '
' No other 1emcdy on earth is so good
for children as llollistcr' 11 Rocky Moun
tain ’l‘ea;111ukcs them eat, slccp and
grow. Bright eyes, rosy cheeks. Tea
or Tablets, 85c. Plaistedfs Drug
Store. ’ ‘
The Belfast Mesh Underwear Com
pany of 'l‘orrington has filed an an-
swer 111 the United States district court
in which it denies that it had com-
mitted any act of bankruptcy. us cer-
tain creditors had alleged, who dc-
sired to have the company adjudged
bankrupt.
Comptroller Mitchell has awarded
contracts for printing annual reports
4111 follows: Treasurer, to Plimpiou
Manufacturing Company; comptroller.
to the Case, Inckwood & Bruinurd
Company. Criminal business of the
courts to the, Hall & Hill Company of
Willimantic.
Daniel Sheehan, a well-known Nor-
wulk milk dealer.who resideson the
W113i. Rocks road. had two ribs broken
last week by being rolled from it bur-
rol. The barrel was in his wagon and
1111 was asiride tht.1 receptacle when it
started to turn. Mr. Slicolmn. who in
pul-u seventy. was thrown to the
ground. lie is still in quite u serious
condition.
11 is enough flint a woman should
lu- well and strong to be charming and
beautiful. in order to be this she must
1411111 iiollisltxr'e itocky Mountain 'i‘cu,
ono of the greatest benutifiors known.
T1114 or T ablots. 3011.1’luisbed's Drug
8111th-
A number of the residents of The
Norwulk will go to Grecns' Forum to
umrrow evening to attend the marri-
11141- of Mil-114 Anna liurr Jennings, the
daughter of Mt 111mm Mrs. Henry J?!"
binge, of that placo,to Lieutenant Wil.
11am 19111911141111 Smith of East Norwslk,
who is an officer in the United States
Marines. 'lho columony will be per-
tormod in the Congregational Church
111 ll o’clock!1
~ John 11. Dania. piano tuner from
New York. is in town. His best 11e-
11ommondatiou is the fact. that many
leading families and musicians of Nor
walk 111111 111111111 Norwalk have-em-
ployl-d him over 20 years. Telephone
or address this lit/oak, NEE-..‘ cl Clifford
1113 81111311115
Prime Rib Ros-i the to 151: iii.
Portal-house 1114.1. . . .. ill: and 2011 iii.
Otrloin Its-it 104 114111 m 111.
Ibouldor Oink 10o lb.
Hound Ole-11141101.
Fresh or Owned-Piste .1...1..: its in.
OUR SPECIALTIES.
Eilmtlng Chisholm, Fresh Home.
’ I Isl-11w Courier Mus-co.
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UricéQ 'I'restlnent Advised
Very few people 4114.44.14”... free
from some form of Rheumatism. Ii
(not. it. looks “shawl: them-Io was
fast crippling1 our nation. People of
means are trying thegrest specialists
41111111411 0 from ill lite W11-land 14
Elsa ports of e sall'tllfls mrhh of medi-
ihel p as Whig“
“:5ng rental: ignitind blur
tl
1.11.». 411»- ......_.,,
c 0 so ӣ1 1 s run In-
My calledh Ulfl Ens-32:1”
ih e bloodlhlndde ,s. ii
marvplous'e-‘nd EMyw. out mallylt
acts in a than is on the
blood, relieving one to blew ain‘s
thah'nearl cross amino-1‘1 1 UR 0“
for cum-111111114. 01115241111111!!! :1
mm cure for the d to I11 its
a. ltishqml'eshpnd 'plcssaniw
take. contai nln napoleon. alcohol at
» whiskey; and, 1 taken undirected. will
cure each and every form of Rheum:
lists. no matter how had.
Druggists sell URIC-O st 8100:“
bottle, or it will be sent at above
['{1 the SMITH DRUG COMP NY
5 BACUSE. N Y. Liberal size sum
Ice and circulars will be forwarded
see to all who apply for some.
Uric-O is sold in Seuth Norwalk b'y
Edw. W. Kelley, Jr.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
Much New Building Being Done
The, Town this Fall.
The dwelling in Hamilton avenue
for Francis liemongelli. is now enclos-
ed. ArchltectFerris -8.‘ Morehonse
drew the plans. and they call for a
frame house two and one-half stories
in eight, 28x 8 feet; cost 33,500.11!
A. endrick, Norwalk. is the gene-
ral contractor; smith Brothers are
doing the mason work; Blown and
Company the plumbing and heating,
and Hairy Weston the electrical
work.
Plans are being drawn by Architect
ll. Mnring. of Darlen, for a block in
.Washington street for Sohumam &
White. the printers. it will be )7 co-
'inent. construction 401170 foot, and two
stories in height.
The Reed and Volk Elecrical Com-
pany, of South Norwnlk. have the
contract for tho electrical wo1k on the
factmy of Simona 64 Company. of
Port Chester. New York, being croc
ed at th11 toroner of North Main and
Union streets.
’1‘. Egginsou & 81111.0! South Nor-
walk, have the contract. to paint and
retlccoratc the office in Washington
street and the residence on the cut our
of Fairflelrl avenue and West streets,
roar [11' Charles 1“. Boniwcll the den-
EEEPElans drawn by Architects W. and
G. Audslcy . of 41 Union Sol ire, New
York, are being revised to (‘lulst
11piscopul Pin-.1411 East Norv' W111
lfleid S. Hanford, in charge '1‘11 1 strut-
l'ure will be of cement block.,1 901150
feet; mat 825. 000.
F. H. Bedient, 15 Center street, has
the general contract for dwelling on
Lynes place for Edward Kline: A1111i~
toot Leslie Gamble. thew the plans:
frame tlnce and illlf‘llli" stories 30in?
feet, largo veranda, 8x35 feet, shingle
roof, furnace heat, modern plumbing.
hardwood finish and flooring. untu-
tols.
Plastering Broad Street Block.
The tenement house which Julian
Von Kucskowski is having built on
the corner of Broad 111111 Davis streets
is ready for plastering. it is frame.
three stories, flux-1,4 foot, twelve tenc-
meufs: ruberoid root and modern
plumbing. J. E. llotsford, 22 West
Main strcoi. drew tho plans. also has
general contract.
The frame dwelling on llcldcu avc-
111111 for W. J. llrown is ready for
lathlug. All-previously report-1d, Mn
11. liedicnt is the general contractor;
Finch iii-others have 11111 11111111111 \vork.
Net-walk Routing-At Lighting Company
plumbing and heating and (1. 11}. liub.
111'is. electrical work. Furnace hcul.
modern plumbing. gas and electric
fixtures, hardwood finish and flooi‘lngs
plate and loaded glass and Wood num-
lulu.
F. ii Bedlam builder, 15 (ionicr
sti'1111i,is making extensive repairs
and cits-motions for St. George Plup
& Paper Company at their plant. on
Smith street.
DANGIN FROM THE PLAGUE.
There's- so danger from the
plague of oughs and Colds that are
110 prevalent, unless you take ‘Dr.
King's New- 01-111mm fur Consump-
tion. Coughs and Colds. Mrs, Goo.
Waits. ef'forut City, Ma,
"it's a Godsend to people living in
411.144.. where coughs and colds pro
mil. 1 find it quickly calls them. it
prevents Pneumonia, cures Ln (hippo.
gives wonderful relief in Asthma and
Hay Fever and makes Wonk lungs
strong enough to ward off Consump-
tion. taught anti Colds. 501: and 31.
tiuarmntcod by F. ii busters south
Norwnlk. and El 1’ Wscd' 11, Norwslit.
drug stores, Trial“ s free.
......- Wat-“d“
ANOTHIR hangings: HILLS hit-
Another autumnal excursion is im-
uouuccd by the. New .York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company to
11111111114141.4114 return on October will.
Bpeciai train will leaveaoufh Not-walk
at it s. m.. returning to'leavu Plinth-id
stlzoo 11. m. The number 011111111111;
are strlcli limited. Plate for round
out only 1.00. An excursion of this
nature is particularly attractive at.
this-mm of the year. when the hut-
umnsi foliage presents the most charm-
Ill Intuit! [liceurt1 a. Arrangements
1'11
board train and make sale of tickets
111ml. of twenty-five cents each,
flick will diver the services-111 41141
“nanny in showing parties urbami
Stockbridgc, special care for Lenoir
sightseeing at Moos transportation
through to Pittsilsld «the at the latter
point about 2130 See ad in today‘s
-lssue for 11111111111 information.
writes: (n the events!-
llnted at Nor slit. Conn, October a, 1
1900
land
have been made with the Barium 'J
street. Railway whereby an agent wEElEE'Wfim
DDAEETH'D IN SEPTEMBER.
1 The Mortality 1%" Public institutions
surge
EThe mortality in public institutions
for the month or September was:
Bride exert“, 4; Hartford 53; Meriden,
n. 14; New Haven, 52:
Norwalit,21 Norwich, 8; Stamford, 1;
Waterbury 0. -
in Norwall during August, thine
were fortyv'fiva living births and one
still birth, and fifteen marriages the
total number of deaths was thirty~ilve,
representing a death rate of 18.7 per
1.000 inhabitants. on an estimated pop-
ulation of 1,243 There were ten
deaths of o fldrcn under one year of
age, and one. death from one to live
years. The' 4.1114114 of death wele
diphtheria 411.1 croup,2 : diarrhoea un-
der five years. 5; consumption, 6; dis
sizes of nervous system, i; heart dis
ease, 2; accidents and violence, 3; all
other diseases 16.
1111.". following number of cases of in-
fectons diseases were reported:
Scarlet fever,—~Norwalk 13 City of
South Norwalk. 1.
Diphtheria and cloup~—C_ity of Nor
walk. 1; Town of Norwalk, 4: City of
South Norwalk, 2; Bedding, 1.
Whooping cough—«City of South Nor-
walk 1.
Tyhholtrfever~City of Norwnik, 2;
Town of Norwalk. 1_: New Canaan l;
R1dgeileld,l;Wilton,1: W11 poit, 1,
Consumption~Clty of Son l1 N01-
walk 31
1 - A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggists
are authorised to refund your money if
Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold it stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures
is. grippe cough and prevents pneumo-
nia and, consumption. Contains no op-
fates The genuine is in a yellow pack-
age,- Reta etitute Pipist 11' s
sushi” 111.. 13111111111211 gr.
ASTMAN
1Wdihoflughry for [iconic 11s and
obtains positing ' - all graduates
° C’ $111.11“. Commercial
“If. 1s course glue in~
mostly actlea'l lwotl'an ccounl-
Inn. reopen.
'ggnmm'ulllp,51!¢nog.
. u... e c
old :y 1111111 Railroad work
" "one in“ up
11 $1111.11: 4141111 4!"! 4.1.1.4».
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Assessors’ Notice.
W11, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay. .taxes in the City of
South Nor all, that they are required
by law to other to the assessors or
either of them, on or before the lst
on the first day of October, 1906, lia-
11111 to taxation, looking a description
of, all the real estate, each parcel be-
lug separately described
N. B~Lists may be returned to the
assessors, at the Council Room. Hav-
ilnnd street,‘South Norwallt, from and
including October 15,1900 in and in-
(luding November 1.1906 41.111 office
to be open from 10:00 to 12.: till 11 clock
a. m.. and from' .2 Off to 5: 00 o'clock.
p 111.. on attorneys from 7: 011 to 9: 00
o'clock in the droning, a' d Thursday.
November 1,1906, from 7: 00 to 9 p. m.
Dated at the City of South N01 walk
cons: 041011411 ..‘1908
Elm 'LIN A. TOLLES,
GEORGE 11. vosuunoi'l‘
08 mt Asscssors,
Town
Assessors’ Notice.
We, the undersigned, oby give
uotive to all persons and corporuitona
liabli- to pay taxes in the Town of
Norwalk. that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors, or either
of them, on or before the first day of
November. liltlti, a written or printed
list, dated. signed. 11nd swam to. of
all property owned by 11111111 on the
first day of October, 1008, liable to tux-
aiion.
assessors, at tho asunsaors' office.
Toy/n Hall building, Norwalk, and 11.1
the Council Room. Havlland street.
South Norualit, from and including
October 15, 1900. to and including No-
vember 1.1006. said offices to be open
from 10: 00. to 12100 o'clock s. m., and
from 2:00 to 6:00 o‘ lock 11, 111.. all
days of the week (311 111111 excepted)
and on Saturdays, and on November
1 1906. from 7:00 until 9:00 o‘clock
WILLI... ". CROCKETT,
0. W. RA D
111111.110 snu'EEErcK,
vou can not
EWOEE 37:37-11 sure this «we will
slash mot-u we will attaining.
i«volley after a month‘s trial.
vile ylEu illicit. look 1111i osm-
pm.
CACHE EDEN DHEIDITEE
11161111111 1 31111
11. J
1144411414114, are.
i“ Wabbit!" .W
also.“
day of November, 1906, a written or,
printed list, dated. signed. and sworn ,
to, of all the tprOperty owned by them
N. ll.~-l.ists mny1bt1 returned to tho . ._ .
35146114 in 1301111 We
EWDITTIR THAN A -
m lelll M‘
LINONINE
Proved a tmver‘E of stren fit
my son and to 1111111191141 muons
both 111111 down-471101111 ever work.
Linonine brought back our
strength and picnic us. sturdy
and enduring-«Philip Plans,
to
New Milford. Conn.
N . ... 1 sn- 1 4 | 3'
AllEEDruggisisrr—kfic, 500. 31.
11-0..-.
3:1“
.1 A HISLOP &
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v
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1 w: bsvors 111-1111 seem-111111.11 T0 was sxrtou'mo or en-
le: 11111141111454.1114 (locus. Tue 314111me 13 Mour- tunes also
RNlSONEflDEE TNK‘NE TOEWETl-Ei EERBE.
E.LD
Fivo convict: Ell/ore taken to the
prison at Wetherslield Saturday from
11.1lrlicld county, their 'names, c1imes
and sentences being as follows. Wil-
11.1111 1311x1011. using tut explosiVe com-
pound with intent to future the person
and property of ',anotlier two to six
yeuls and 11 fine of 5!:- George W1.
Cornweil, theft two to ten ye e;ars John
Peters, mbbery, one do two years?
Robert Sucklcy, therefrom the person,
one to threayoars; John Grady was
brought from 'Tjitchlield county, con
vicied of assault on 11 minor female; ho
will serve from ten to twenty-one
years .
Harry H. Crane,
' TEACHER
Violin flandoilil. Guitar.
(Prlvs‘to pupil. 3 yard with H.H
Hartmsnn, New England Conservatory
of Music, Boston. Mum). will start
class in 3outh Norwaik. 12 years
teacher. eel-l terms to flht five
studying. lass iimtfed. Regular pu-
pils’_mitall. Mandolin club, to form
at once. Addres to
364 FAIREIELOCAyE" BHIDQBPORT,
GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from live dollars up. Also
11 fine line of hammerless guns from
fifteen seventy-live up.
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
11p. '
A fresh lot of ammunition
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Norwdl. Hardware (‘10.
' 30 Main St
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" DAE EVID 57.34 XMQND. , !
rossrnl- Diner?“
and l'mbslm‘sr.
19 North Main 3!. South Norwsik.
Residence, 8 Washlnutoii Strait.
11"erde ur‘uom. ”134-2. ‘
in all
4
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5
WW.
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van SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
. AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
“-47-...”-
South 110444.111, Conn
“CTICE 1
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Has received 11 upload of
fine 11011111111011 and (loath
horses. , ,
and they can be casual
v11
,
km”
N .JEEQENO Fill Tl'tides
14 not writ mm“ mm m the:
1311 um
11414441111411.
Room 1“ evil ”I“ name Mméuildin.
Special umtmm at convenience
so Mann. 5411“, 12:13-14
«my. 7
0' 12'. EEE-“hl'. 1.1.1.3 .
of
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THE THRIFTY Housewu's seems 1101 Mono-Tu: MANY war-17in
ITEMS NEEDED. Title 18 YOUR ssPLemsl-tmo _'rlMl. AND Till.
areas 13 OUT FOR A GOOD SHARE or: vans Business av sulfid-
mo YOU SUCH VALUES AS THE FOLLOWING:
lF 1N NEEEDOFTOWELS A real loom damask linen, 84 in.
HEY w wide..clover leaf design, the 7511 grade
Never too many- towels in the house.
590 yd. , ,
They cannot always be bought at such ,
prices ssthese- 72 in. half bleached loomndamsg:
60 doz. bleached buck towels, size tulip design. d'very heavy one '4'"
cial at, 751: yd. ,
86 in. by 18 in. While they last at 100. ‘
All linen unbleached stable tow- '10 in bleached table fine“ dWEt't“
els. value We each, for 1215c each. ' 9
We have just secured a few more
of those real Russian crash towels,
to sell for 170 each.
An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel, special for 25c
e
open work border, value 7511 y
590 yard.
BUY BED 3PREAD3 Mow.
Every item of bed 14 reads offered
.11 this ad. is priced a. a liberal re-
duction from normal prices. There
each. should be some busy bed spread buy- 4
YOUR TABLE LINEN ing in this store during the next feta
OPPORTUNITY. days. 1 ~
Medium weight honeycomb hed-
spreads. Just a test remain, for.” 0..
A very heavy grade of crib spreads,
value 31. 25, for 3100
Extra large size and heavy weight
bed spreads, handsome designs and
than 279%ku "2 “$59-11 ‘ i. .
We take a liberal loss on our legit-
imate profit here with a view to don-
filing our linen sales—Thus:
54 in. unbleached damask, for 25c
yard.
62 in unbleached damask, a 591
grade, at 501: yd.
FormE mid 11141441
Combined.
‘ Dame Fashion decrees the high bu st. and tapering waist. To be in style
you must show a full figure with grace {111 lines and curves. Sahlin Perfeét
F01 111 and Corset Combined will do for your figure what your dressmakeEr
You need not show a deficient bust amateurs—What Nature' dEe-
pics The Sahlin Supplies. No padding 111 inerliniug needed in your waist or
coat. loading physicians recommend them as health premoters. 7 The
straps crossing in the back not as a shoulder brace and incline the wearer
to throw back her shoulders. Try thdppsltiou [and note the effect on your
chest expansion. E ' E E g
cannot do.
N. E. RYAN 84 CO.
86 Washington St., So. Norwslk. E 'E WE '1’g‘dephone4
M. S. SMITH '84 COMPANY
WE HAVE THE STOCK—PRICES ARE RIEGHT.
Look at the Specials.
Outing Flannels. Flannelettes, Fleece Downs.
Flannel Blankets. Comfortwles. ..
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