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_l.iii:al liars no.
Attorney Louis S. Beers is in New
Haven today on business.
A. J. Collins & Company have just
purchased a handsome new horse for
use on their delivery wagdnst
The Grace Church branch of the
Girl's Friendly Society will hold a reg-
ulornweekiy session this evening.
~Shod. 16c lb. Cutbill’s.
A little girl arrived lastweoh-in the
home of Mr. and Mrs, .Harry Caner.
in Cross street. South Norwaik. ‘
Henry Rosslter Minor. civil and
landscape engineer. has opened an
office in Room 5, United Bank Buildv
ng. . - "
Gustav Pltzer was elected on hon-
orary member of Douglas Fowler Post ‘ matters advocated specifically by the
G. A. it.. at the meeting held last
night. . . ,
John J. ltush. charged wl drun-
kenness and breach of the pea . coui.
mlttcd ycstt‘i'dav in Monroe. street. was
sent to jail today for fifteen'days.
“The revival services will be resum-
ed this evening at the First Metho
dist. Episcopal Church. The gospel
soloist will be Miss Sadie Valentine.
Mrs. John l‘irunduge‘is moving from
Van Zandt street. East Norwallt, to
the home. of her daughter. iii-s. it‘. it.
Deh‘orcst. of 28 Catherine street. Nor-
walk. i‘ . ' '-‘“"
Company 1) will play the Hurstrom
school team at indoor baseball again
tomorrow evening at the alpiory. The
military men flop in a game between
the two team last Wednesday night
by a score 0 l‘il‘to l2. '
The physical culture class of St.
Paul's Girls‘ ii'ricndly Society will
meet this evt‘tuiug at 3 o'clock in the
basement of the licrkeloy street chair
cl. All of the members of the class
are requested to he presents
The Norwalk Chapter. I). A. RI, will'
meet Thursday afternoon at the ills-
torical House in West avenue. The
program of the afternoon will include
a duet. by “tits-HQ." auditing. .Wood.»
of Wrstport. a paper entitled “Our
fights." and a trio and a piano selec-
on. ‘
William Troy was rivet) a sentence.
of thirty daysiianrldsmiort jail. with
costs attached this. worming by Judge?
E. ill. Lockiv di‘ E?“ v was arrested
for an olfc'n'c comm tted Saturday
night. He drank too much and raised
a rumpus awohmhom'ef of his father
so that the latter had to send for the.
police.
Many business. men are tiliOl‘ivl-Ilglli-
cd in not looking into things. They
arc daily lot-uni.v money by not adopting
the great Hollisicr Rocky Mountain
'l‘ea system. Makes them well and
keeps them well. 35 cents. Plalst-
cd’s Drug Store.
The subject of the Young People's
Society prayer meeting at the: Norwalk
Congregational Church will be “What
is Success?" ‘hc regular Weekly
church prayer service will follow at, 8
o‘clock. This meeting will be devot-
ed to another of the talks on the iii~
' ble. The particular topic will be "The
First. llook of Samuel."
——Shad.i{ic lb. Cutbill‘s. ..
John l.. iloutou has returned to Del-
“. iuonlco‘s Hotel in New York. where
his employer. Mr. Armour. is stopping.
James H. Stevens. adiutaut of Doug-
las Fowki Post. G. A. ll.. has receiv-
cd from tie‘ Agricultural Department
at \t’ashiugtoi‘i a bag of garden seeds
for distribution to members of the II.‘
A. 11. Post. They “are tit‘liis store. 4'!
Witter street. South Norwalk.
l-lotcl Clifford guests Iust‘ night
were: George .I. Adam. Chicago; (i.
It). Pcndlctou. i“. ll. Davis. S. l.. i'lrown.
W. H. Yale. C. If. A'uiiott. I“. It}. Keep
J.'l-l. Luchs. John W. Jenkins. \ir’.“"l«2.
Dtiiiqau; C. 11‘. Drop, 5. It. You Nort-
wick. .l. C. Moore. Edward '1“. Car-
penter. S. Ackcrman. if. \t‘. Race. it.
I’. Vidaud. .l. A. llcllings. New York:
A. D. Chalice. Ii. A. Norton. Willi-
mantle: M. H. Myers. Philadelphia:
G. \‘l'. Flinn l". W. DcKIyu. l“. M. Scott.
Rev. Andrew C. Hubbard. Daubury:
W. J. Casey. llurliiigton: J. i). Rushcr.
Normand lt‘. ‘Allt'll. Hartford: ltir. and
Mrs. Ii. J. Douglas. Mt. Vernon. N. \'.:
El! 0. Birdsey. Eugene A.’ Hall. Charles
- H. Fredcnnlch. l”. l.. I-iiintiugton. Mer-
iden; Georgi: ll. .lolinsop. D. M. Trc- I
carton. Hugh Starling. T. II. Macdon-
Ild. A. A ..ilou:z. Iridgcportz it}. i...
' Coleman, Newark. i\‘. .i.: C. IC. lioad-
loy. New Haven; lt‘. Mflleckcr. i). ll.
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t Manson Kellogg. Boston.
~——--—- MOON!
DEAD... .
wssnmc'rou, Mdrcli ‘19.—'=-Briga.
dier General Moore. U. ‘_s. .A., retired.
former surgeon-generator the Army.
died here today. aged eighty-one
yours. General Moore was, a native of
. indium and served at the head of the
medical department of the army from *
. not! to 1890.
W.
'AIOORIENT con-on, oAuzs
'_WDAOC§, STOW“; i
madam-own; locomotion»
: «proclamations t.‘ i
‘m .. [moonwalk
Ipnuovo-v
no.
f Taylor 8: Golden.
v ..-;--.;r- .1 -.'r-‘r-r-:-;-'u;-
l During this week it is thought Gov-
lcourts sheriffs
.«flpally' ultvuctud the attention of two
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74 Washington St. Tol. 213-2.
Everything in SliipClundIory.
Paints. Dis and Varnishes.
Donaturod'ond Wood Alcohol.
Boot line of Spring Good. ever shown.
:. "All“ RIDER.
612 Water It" BRIDOEPORT. Conn.
. 9m. delivered free. Tel. 2434.
icon commission on
ruinous Alli) TELEPHONES
Iiudiciarv Committee Expected
to Report Favorably in thol
Legislature Today
HARTFORD, March lit—The Gen-
eral Assembly reconvened today for
what bears every Indication of being
the busiest week thus far in the ses-
sion, for not only are the calendars of
.both branches well-laden wiih nices-
ures ready'to be‘passed. but the com»
mittee assignments cover many of the
most important subjects which havo
Iyet been presented. Committee work
is making fair headway, but the lead-
ers in both bodies still fear that work
Will di'ag'aud so prolong the session.
érnor ‘Wobdruff will send in a special
message on matters relating to the,
Connecticut Agricultural College at
Storrs. ' in 'fact. in one sense. this
week will see much attention paid to
governor. This afternoon before the
jntllclaiy committee most of the, bills
relating to the county con'iinissionei's.
their election and salaries were taken
tip for hearings, and other bills rc~
Inted to the for system of clerks of
and judges of probate.
The bill of Senator McGovern increas-
ing the number of Superior Court
judges to sixteen also will be heard.
The chief objection to an increase in l
the number of iuciubcis o nth ebcncli.
it is slated, will be on the ground of
the expense involved occause of the.
great Increase in judicial expenses by
thc‘increase’dn'salttrics granted by tho
last general assembly, and to which
fart reference has been made in de-
butes In the Senate and which. it is
stated, lathe motive In the bill brought
in by the fl‘ppl'p)l‘lflll0lls committee to
require the just ccs to make out spct'l-
fic bills of expenses when on circuit ‘
instead of having them receive a
lump sum In the past.
The railroad committee today took
up a score of matters relating to stree
A
'cls-o committee u' number of liquor
GI ti
.
thoroughly.
We invite
collection.
Sack Suits;
hwhm
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r 4-7
Where enlist town or: you‘ anti ALL the m
with flat brim: or round curls, mall sues'from 6%
else; for this is the only men’s etc.”
you to pick your new Spri‘l
with tile assurance that at ca
very best value for your money:
Crofut 8o Knapp Hats, $8.00
V011: Hats. $2.00 and $3.00.
Easter is so early this year that you’ll have to buy earlier‘than
usual. You‘ll find us ready with new Spring Overcoats,
new Spring N eckwear.
lid.
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making selections from our full stocks and having them laid asid
until later. Why don't you do the
same.
est lctlci‘ box or lt‘ll‘illltlllt‘.
.Specia
bills were given consideration, includ-
Iug one by which an increase in the
cost of a drugglst's license is sought. |
rThe committee on fisheries anti
sanit- which started work with 132
bills beforeit- will devote its hearing;
today to front. tomorrow to the deer
question and Thursday to quail anti
other birds. (Thursday afternoon the
judiciaryyco linittee-wlll take up all
Waiters go he; to trial by jury. and
at the sun; "l me in the house chatti-
bcr Highway Commissioner MacDon-i
all] will address the. members on the
good roads question, .
The feeling prevails in the capitol
that thc judiciary committee will re-
port favorably upon the bill for the.
creation of a joint commission on rail-
rcutls cud lt’li‘l)ll0llt‘,, a matter which
promises an active debate as Repre-
rcnlutivc lunn. of Milford. a member
of the committt'c, has already stated
that at least a minority report fuvou
able may be looked fot. '
VICTlM or FIVE NEGROES. i
'r “:c‘t‘abs.
Port Jervis. N. Y.. Young Woman As- builitiu, foi “ND" qu
,raultcd—Mon Under Arrest.
ntpops'rowu N. v.. March l9.— 1'
ltiiss Mabel Mitchell. of Port Jervis, is
in a scilous condition at the Thrall
hospital here as .a result of an assault.
toiniuiltcrl by five negrocs late last
nF'zlil. Bliss Mitchell was about to t
('llit‘t' Illt‘ house where Slit). is stop-
"inn. when five men, who had “been
following her. seized her. Her screams
whitt- mm. and the ncgiocs fled.
Miss Mitchell was carried to court
yrslerdwr; and after she had made a
toiunlaint Arthur Hill, Charles Strong.
Writer Conovuinalliis Oliver, :1 dance
hull lllllSilTlilli. of Paterson, N. .i.:
Charles Stevens and ’I‘hcrou McClurv
Wrr- nrrcsieil. charged with assault.
All \vuIvrd «KlilllllllllJUlL uiul each man
"'us hold in 52.500 ball. The news of
tho nssuuli did not become generally
known until the men had been lodgcd
iii lllt' county jail. and ocnst-quuntly
Ilici” was little cxcilciuent. The ages
of lllt? accused lllt‘ll range from eight-
was held
Swedish (ltiiigi‘cgntloiml Church.
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railway cars and free passes over rail; etter' ' I as 'sc .;
‘rostls within the state. Before the ex- t , t . .
' ‘ AT ' I ".6. '
49 Wall St., Norwallr.
GEORGETOWN.
Wilbur Thompson spent Friday in
town. _ .. ’
Mrs. George Millshas been ill with
grip.
Mrs. Ezra P. Bennett has been quite
ill with gill). '
(‘Iiarlcs Weltierstrom‘s new house is
about completed.
E. A. Plukuey spent 'l‘liurstluy inl
New York city.
Miss Mary Pel‘l‘y is visiting fiontls'
in West Mountain.
l}. .t. l’iukuey has completed
Miss Edna Bennettj has
rum visiting friends in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. howls (?
Hurry. Jennings .,pret-ts to
ion In Chicago. “lr
The. Southern New England 'I‘clti-
pliouc'CouilnIny behind. a 'phtiut- in on i
S
tuirs‘ Agricultural farm.
The
Sunday. .ihllgflrlitltlll iii
BESTVGRAIN—BEST SERVICE!
You want your burst-s not only in good condition, but
you want them able to work and kccp in good condition.
This can be done by giving them propt-r feed.
a difference between oats and outs.
it so thoroughly until you see our stock.
bettcrwf’or we buy the best.
his l
i'ctui'uml i Rev.
Mead are
sprinting a few days in New York city.
lt'avo
town in a few damp) fake aposi-
funeral ofVMrs. C. Gustavsouilil'lrfil- _ ‘t . .
the The cathedral was filled wliha bril-
Tliere is
You'll nt-vcr rcullzo
You can‘t buy
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL ‘N HATCH.
i am noun—just as far as the near-
Saieoi
to walk in Session's (foundry. ,_
Undertaker Floyd {Thump is very ill
with appendicitis.“ Dr‘s; "Stratton, of
‘1.)uubury. and R. W, 'lmwe. of Ridge.-
fieltl, performed the operation.
A farewell reception wastgivcu to
Rev. uutl Mis. A, C. Egglcston by the
Ladies‘ Aid Society. last Wednesday
evening. The iuemhers~of the church
lprcseutcd them with a handsome
i chair.
IMANCHESTER BISHOP CONSEC-
’ RATED.
lRt. Rev. Michael Tierney. of Hartford
Attends Ceremony.
MANCHESTER. N. l‘i.. March 19:—
lcorge A. Guertin Was consecrat-
iod third bishop of Manchester in St.
‘.luscpli's Cathedral heitdf'tod-ay. Most
lliev. Dion] . &
(iclcgater to‘ assumed. was one can:
set-rating prelate. audifhc docoiisecru-
tors \vei-t Right . Roth-t" Matthew: Ha rv
, kins of Providence] li.=‘.l..rnutl ,Rlfi Rev.
[Mlcbarl 'l‘ici‘neij, oI' iiar‘trni-d
lit. Itcv. Mgr. lallgtdlltlgM. ‘O‘Cullaghz n.
Inf Concord. ulilciatcdmis nssistn t
‘it’ ‘
.‘Iia'ut throng. including; in addition to
Paul Reincy aiiil‘fnmill'. who lizii't:""‘t‘.(’le"3~" and l'elliilb'i‘ii orders. WHIP
Miss Edith Riley, of New Haven. have
liut'li
Egglcstou.
Miss Grace R. Gilbert. of London.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
(3.
porn curingft'oi‘ .l.‘.-:Ldii'en Wicr's illilt-(x 1 km of the state and city government.
.' .t ,. . ., . . .3 .. headed by Governor Charles M. Floyd
2:: ”:e:,;.;dl "mls' 11.in “Hm“ t0.auti Mayor Eugene “E."Rced. Among
‘ l" p .' . _, ;t.hc distinguished clergyman present
““55 latlith Egglcston and “mm 1 were Archbishop Williams. of Boston.
tArchbishop Britchesle. of Montreal:
éArcthshop Begin.. of Quebec; Bishop
tBrunoau, of Nicolet. Qlle.. and Bishop
.iicavon. of Springfield. Mass. The set.
Cllllliflfl. is visiting Mrs. Arthur Smith. men was delivered by Rt. Rcv. L. F.
William Kearns has gone to Bristol Walsh. bishop of Portland. Me .
Icon to twenty-four ycars.
MME. SYLVA RE-ENGAGED.
I’AlllS. March lil.—~-Mme Margucrlta.
Sylva. «he. \\'t!ll-lill0\\'ll Amcricnn
nrluui dunno, who has been in) success-
ful at the Opera Coniiqut- here as Car-
men and Sautuzzu, In Cuvulieria Rus- .
Ileana. was today i'c-ongagt-rl at that
tlua‘lib for another year. beginning
September I tut-xi lllltlt'l' licr cou-
trari‘shc is to sing only hauling roles.
and she is iion'.i‘t.~liciii'siiig u crcution
' In the new opera Cliiryslaliie, which list
lobe—given to its premiere at the Op-
era Comlque early In April nevt. I
W
.“Compieie fie oi
-<iBase Ball Goodso-
Now liondu.
” GOLEMAN’S
xii ow: no. .
to North I“ It... ' loath Nomlk
out or A. d. Opoldlnu’l
A. ”grim m
‘ Milan!
Modem way
Is to keen yoiir cash In the bank warm
(to circuit.
.wltoriflf wlII be me and oonvohfonf.
Your flooount
so.
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m.
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‘ Will rooofvo carotid “Will!” at tho
rust—2'00“»— “
rrect blocks.
_ to 7%? Nowhere
e that goes into thchat question
g derby from our complete
ch price you! are getting that
new Spring
Shirts and Hosiery. Men are now
‘e‘ Niccolo. _ an apostolic,
Chili! '.
brought [sortie stocks. hitherto» on
Toulhflushes.
The “PRACTICAL" is the name of a
new tooth brush that is becoming pop-
ular. Sdme shape and general appear-
ance as the well-known phophylaclic
brush. The “PRACTICAL" is a guar-
anteed brush and costs 10 cents less
than the phophylactic. namely. 25
cents. We have dozens of different
styles and qualities of tooth brushes.
so that we can suit everyone." Most of
our brushes are guaranteed, which
means a new one free of charge if
the first purchase docs'not vicar well.
Prices 10 to 50 cents. it pays to buy
good tooth brushes.
ORIENTAL TOOTH POWDER, an
alkaline and antiseptic powder for
cleansing and preserving the. teeth.
in powder is absolutely pure and
free from acid. grit and other hurtful
substances. ’1’ bottle.
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noJC
iii minimum,
THE Paascnirriono'rohs.
’TEL. 154.211
FREE Dsuvaav snawcs.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, March lil.—.—l’ricesI
crumbled uwav during the first hour of
trading in the Stock Market today, and
the preclpltaucy of the decline recall-
ed the market. of last. week and gave
rise to renewed uneasiness. The great
est-sufferers were the Hill- and Hurri-
man stocks, St. Paul” Reading and
American Smelling. Union Pacific fell
. seven points without any sign of sup-
port. Smelling 4%, Reading 5%, St.
Patti 5 Great Northern pftl_ 4, North-
ern Pacific 41/1. Amalgamated Copper
3%. Anaconda 3% and Delaware and
Hudson 3. and many active stocks be.
tween 2 and 3. Selling for foreign
accounts was an important element iii
the weakness and fears were entertain-
ed ihai tiouble was brewing In some
. of the foreign financial markets. it
was believed also that their was sell-
ing mil accounts flint were helpcal
' through the slump. of last week, on
condition that opportunity would be.
taken of the first recovery in the mar-
ket to reduce holdings. '
The. break in the first hour was as- _
cribcd it) a variety of causes, chie'f .-
anioug them being a péi'sistent rumor
that one or more failures was immi-
nent. London sold about 60.000 shares . -
,In the that hour. chiefly Erie. South-
eiu Pacific and Sich,’ ..
While prices wcreLcrunibling away
around ll o'clock pzumors of trouble
among members of the Exchange were .
cm rent tlirpnghoutwthé' ‘ financial "dis-M
trict.. Gossip deali...wlth-n number of
names, among oihcns a. prominent .
western commission house-and a firm
critical operators whowere supposed
to have been helped gut of their diffi-
culties last week. The excitement on .
the Exchange was quite as general as
that of last 'I‘huisday..when the panic,
was on. Considerable. stock was
thrown on the market al any price it
mlcht bring, . . 5...: , 1
Before n'oou It was announced that. g
the Clearing House sheets of the mom- ;
tbrrs had gone through. ,_lt was iutl‘
matctl Iu unofficial quartersthal. scv- ..
crab members had been carried over '3
and than their affairs were being In- ‘-
vestlgated by a Stock Exchange coili-
niiltce. Among the alarming rumors
of the morning wasone affecting a
banking house which is said to have.
suffered lossrsof loans .made on col-
lateral of doubtful value. Shortly after
noon it was learned from an authorita.
live source flint a private st‘ttlcment
had bten effected betw<eu at least
two Stock Exchange firms and their
crulittrs. Ii was also-said that all
danger of suspruslonsor failure haili
passed for the day.. i
l
,I'
it]. H. Harrlnian today denied a re«
por. In circulation to thceflcct that
hel‘flteutls to retire from active rail-
i‘ti_‘{r‘l'u’01‘k. .‘ g 5 ’
WALL STREET. Mai-(Ht; h1.-0pen
lug prices shouted dcdllueagenerally
which were widelu some‘of the most
notice stocks. 'I‘Iiero wanilspringkliug;
i
l 7
{M
of gains. a rise of a pointdn Southern
.Pacific being the most/tcmi’splcuous.
Reading full 3%. Stilt-ltlug and Great?
Northern nfti. 2. Northern. Pacific Hi ‘
St. lmiis and S()llll'i\V9.8l.Bl'll pfd. 1%.
Auuucondu l‘/.l and Brooklyn Transit.
Inter-Borough Metmpolitan pfd.. Am-
algamated Copper and Pressed Steel
Car a. point. ,
WALL STREET, 11 a. in.-Hcavy
liquidation was resumed and Dilces
crumbled away rapidly with special
.stocks showing demoralization. Read-
ing. Union Pacific. St. Paul. the Hill
stocks and Amalgdmuted Copper
broke in a precipitate fashion and the
entire market became sensationully
weak. Union Pacific dronped 7%.
Great Noilhern pftl. and Smelling fil.‘
Reading 5%. St. Paul 5. Northern Pa- ' -
clfi'c til/é. Amalgamated Copper 4, Ana-
conda 3%, Atlantic Coast; Line 3% and 1
Delaware and Hudson 3.13 Tho-decline
acncrally run between -I.~"and 2 points.
There were signs of at check to the
decline by It o'clock. ' '
WALL S’I‘REZ". noon.»—The pres-
sure of liquidation spent Its force‘sud
,iliorewere rebounds und'leverlsh finc-
tua.t.ions., Recoveries ran in Union Pu-
cillc to 3. Reading '23-4. Amalgamated
Go] or 2 1-2 and the "most active
st‘o'c ti Ill to 2. Belated declines were
lhldware- and Hudson. 7 ; -4. “Chicago
&“lflastern lilinois pfd. air “the United
Railway Investment stoohs‘fi."Genoral
Electric 4 H. II. 8. Reduction 4. Re.
public Steel old. a 3-4 and Baltimore
dz Ohio. Norfolk dc Western. North-
western. llllnois .. Central. Brooklyn,
Transit and National Land 3. Bonds
were-weak. - ‘
WALD STREET. 1 p. m.——'l‘he stock
market again betrayed weakness. butv1
thé decline was arrested after reaction
had; touched 1 ‘to I” for tho. leadlnt
stock. The rally which fellow“
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curltles
today.
lift
ins.
the m. ’ din: ”00.76”“... . llllo' Uli-
lMfliihlessEtister
Price’s .
I 98 Washington Street,
TemCofiee, Baking Powderfipiooa; _-.
20 lbs. of ‘Granulatedlorp-
7.,The Union] {Pacific Tea;
_' rad uWashington St... ~"do. N orwalk,
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extreme .Slll‘les [ approved ,. "b"‘,.-ll18_
I. CUSldllilailors. .,
HATS—~l‘he bestflSZ Derbii in l
Southern Pacific scored a full recovery
and in a few other cases the forenoon
losses were also made up. .
SAN FRANCISCO. March 19.-—’l‘ho
Call today says: Senator W, A. Clark.‘
of Montana, and his associates are out
ointhc *San Pedro. Salt Lake and hos
Angelealiailroad. and E. H. Harriman
is the owner of their stock. The story
given out in financial circles says Hui";
rlman has purchased thoshores in the
Salt Lake. route held by Senator W. A.
Clark; R. C. Korens, David Keith and
Thomas Kearns.
possession of 835.00 000 of the math!
bonds. of which 01
000. Koarns
000 and Karena 31,000,000. .
LONDON, March 19.—4Amorican 8e-
opod in Union Phonic and Chicago. N
Milwaukee and at. Paul and at noon
the)“, '9':
New ,Yor
Boats lie sham were weak and
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Never before. outside of tho-leading lilo yahoo”. '7
has any store dared to show} such fine fabrics "H! ”'W‘ ,v
ing styles as we have ventured to offer this candid. Pattie . x ..
in cut. style and fit, and myth: details of fine tailoring; ‘tllt"1
‘ mutual
inside which you don’t ”an“ which'is most.
in the long run. h ' m T .. ,. . ,‘j,
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We realize we can only keep your trade him bylfdo-V
serving it. and that we mean to do. , g , V. .‘
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Our Spring models are now ready. The tailoifingll the .
very best, the cost to you no more than is usujnllyfisked J
for similar fabrics not so thoroughly well made: j i ‘ ‘ .J *1
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150 guests the. Dahliuiwfldii ’hpldalji " . /
annual bunque here lhpt'u‘ ; 't. . l
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and .. republican ‘cu idatd‘, g ,r‘ '.
made thefiilduess... ‘ , ‘m‘ . .. «tarry.
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the toastmaster. Judge‘Joh ”361th ,
of the cilty court‘.‘ Aniouifl' ‘ ‘
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in Connecticut: Hitltflayl'o,
or James H. Maodonsldr‘i
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closing. Atom-on, Topolm‘
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Norwalk Chronicler