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simil- Illtl Butt Ito-
: m strut Stay pin a.
who lids Seen Deferred
fireman:
in
{.p'an .IV.
.M .
. (The American Hatter)
Throughout the :lhrid‘g serum: with
chemo! obi week precedlas
:Wr M smith the retailers has
been rithb? th'ef 'w'blcit maybe attri-
buted altogether to the continuedo
gold and wow rather
No” he felt hat season
been restricted but the straw hat busl
nabs is’ much“V delayed although this Is‘
'f' f8 feature tor tile
that slraw hat buying is defer-
. rad. the larger in the seasons fel I but
business. -
Emmi of brown derbys has bow.
mil?” during the past three _
ad Ihad more favorable wea~
wt? prevailed it is safe to say that
1‘! would like been a veritable
boom In this class of headwear.
in stiff hats, brown and black.
smaller dimensions of crown and brim
bode continued to this right to the end
of the season and In the large cities
thd‘fnll till bas.been sold almost. to
the axe bVli othet shapes.
intglhscmges wild llgw
c In I‘ II ave so at
alttoug by!” is halal? In the spring»
sofI bills liIIVIIFV not been so strong as
do 5,0: the fol season.
% hiits are new shown in All the
the untry, with so-
" dw‘filgblbfi all: are being ad
«up; *3?ng ally in the newspa-
uewdlflpwea of" the
ll 6 his yet been general and
not until the advent
I Lwenther
V t, is! ielt the reaction
' I“: "I! t, ‘0 retailer» expats
Ieucdll. lllti Idler sea on on the whole
has bee“ good one. Had It
Ieeguwfl tell
ll in, tile iobbets would
have been idiots}! to solve the difficult
problem «intention sufficient stock.
The 0 use so esittcn are all on
theur‘ltdmth thg ‘iala style introduc
tioii «and in view oh the record full
season in prospect ii. is probable that
they will receive a ‘wnrm welcome
'1 he salesmen to the retail trade are
still. all. , .wVItlt (all lines and
the orders W lch hthey arelreceiviing
no as p shamans In s te
‘l thmi‘“‘pi‘lhg business whichpre-
tellers have experienced While the
Statement may seem to be getting a
hit time-worn owing to its frequent use
to describe conditions during the past
year or two. yet it must be recorded
as a fact that the business forthe com-
ing season is to be enormous and the
facilities at the factories will be tax-
ed to the limit in order to meet the
demands to be made upon them for
fall deliveries. V.Just where-all the hats
are going to come from that will be re-
quired this season, Is difficult to un-
derstand at this, time.
.. Retalldrs are urged not to delay the
placing of stifllclentfail orders to co-
Yer their requirements and also,
wherever pmcticable. to call for dell
v'erlés somewhat earlier than usual and
thus. :he figured of Complete stock
when the rly season demand mater-
idllzds. .
As a matter of fact, it is policy to
cut short thé straw hat season after It
has I: n its course, making an earlI
siartb fall gentle and In this way ob
lain a long felt hat season. By August
1 IIpractically all the straw hats that
, e to be worn wili‘have been par»
chased and the sooner thereafter that
retailers can sell each of their custo-
memo. felt hat-a soft f It preferably
the bigger the season Is lng lobe
Soft bats for fall is a subject that
retailers should give full consideration.
This'year they will be as popular as
usual and‘ probably, as usual, there
will be many Improvldeut dealers who,
mindful that soft hats ve not sold
largely durifig the spin g. conclude
that they are ‘no longer desirable mer
chandlse. dud will not be in consider-
able demand for the fall.
Each yeat retailers find this prob-
lem confronting them and each year
many, headless of past experiences,
fail to realize. that the fall is and al-
ways has been. the logical soft hat
season.
Reta tars should place orders for'
early ugust dcliverv with a view of
being prepared to meet the usual big
early fall demand for soft hats. Later.
when t e demand does materialize,
there wil 'be Orders sent to the lac-
(cries: for bolt hats for Immediate de-
livery that will mean that Ietailers
are daily losing sales on account of
. incomplete soft but stocks
The bulk of the soft that. demand
will be on small shape telescopes——
low crowns and nut row brlms.
There has been a brisk demand from
all potions for balrcloth hats. This
is a are. material made of horse hair
and lit interwoven and when made
up properly Into a hat the result is an
aroti Iii. of owner ,that has many
(mimic ttunes and qualities to
recommend it Is exceedingly
lightweight. ‘ipping the scales at two
ounces. and its heat repelling qualitiesx
make It an Ideal summer head cover-
lng. Made In both telescope land
square crown Panama shape; .It may
. bd‘procufi, Vd in varying dimensions.
_ The. ha. a Derby—4 but made of
. the-f e at as is the opera hat, but
form der y sh ape. for semi-dress
wear—ls shown in some fall lines and
id expected toh sell well In the large
cilia e is hat I f
200”“ng tc me}: lull: :9 "l-
_ «th a no bye
hat in V,,lu probably fulfill expects
m m .7»:
lions.
i
. cam...“
edgy V'a't. the lively clip at "
Y
weather not
affect upon the
int plays Were
President w. J. Tracy of the
‘e. witnessed the game with Chief
Kennedy of tbd umpires. The presi-
dent decided that the game played In
Now-Itch with Hartford on May 10.
which Umpire Bligh awarded to Nor-
3211. should be played oter R.again
till i“.
rtford .
Bridgeport
Luyster and Robal'ge;
..001001000—2 Ii 3
Tncey and
I Sebastian.
pterbury. I: Norwich, 3.
WA'I‘ RBURY. May 29. —WnterlIuIVt
won from Norwich yesterday 6 to :l
in a chilling temperature .Petkins‘
ms errors In the sixth were tespon
slide ior three was. McAudrews, out
(If four times at bat. secured a double
1w sin and scored three
£3: Farléfllfii a bit the better of
maintaining. allowing but six seats
.iered hits and striking out six men.
scorer"
Waterbury ..,00101400'410 ft
Norwich ...... 011100000—3 ti 2
.Farley and Schincel 'luckey and
Bridges
Holyoke. 8; New London. 6.
HOLYOKE. May 29.~Holyoke won
a long drawn out game from New
London yesterday, 8 to ti. Up to the
eighth New London had the lead by
three runs, when McCralIe became
wild. with the result that iiolyoke
managed to get in five runs, winning
the game. The score: 11.11.16.
Holyoke ...... I o 1 0100 .5 *-8 it
New London . .014001000——0 S
Hodge and 'l‘hackern; McCrane and
Refrange.
a.»
Springfield. 12; New Haven. 1
SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 29:.-
Hard hitting gave Springfield an easy
victory over New Haven, yesterday,
12 to 1. West lasted but one inning
and Corcoran was also batted hard
and was glvenpoor support. Millet
pitched finely for the home team. The
score: R. H. E.
Springfield ...42200005'——l2 12 I
New Haven ..10.0000000—-—1 6 6
Miller and O’Connor; West. Cor-
coma and Jope.
. NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. 7-9: Boston. 1-10.
BOSTON, May 29.-—Brooklyn won
the first of two games here yesterday
7 to 1, by hitting Lindaman freely.
Boston got no more than one hit to
an Inning off Pastorious. Beaumont's
home run spared the locals a shutout.
The second game was exciting and
luresaltwas constantly in doubt uni
til the end. Boston winning, 10 to 9.
Maloney made a wonderful one-hand
catch while running at right angles
with the ball. Score: R. 11. it.
First game.
BIOOkiyjp ..... 1210000'l0—7 13 0
Boston ....... 100000000—1 7 2
' Pastorious and Bitter; Llndaman
and Brown ,.
Second game. _
Boston ...... 02102032'——10H 1
Brooklyn ..,0401202020— 913 2
Pfeifer. .Flaberty and Needham;
Scanlon, McIntyre, Stricklett and lint-
ler.
Pittaburg, 10: St. Louis. 1.
ST. LOUIS. May 29.~—Pittshurg
bunched hits in the second and sev-
enth innings yesterday and won an
easy victory, 10 to 1. Score: R. H. E.
Pittsburg . . .0 i 0 0 00 5 01—1012 2
St. Louis . ..000100000— 1 8 .4
Leaver ad Gibson; Fromme and
Marshall. » ,I \
Philadelphia. 12; New York. 9.
NEW YORK. May 29.—Phlladelphia
look the first game of the series from
New York yesterday, 12 to 9. There
was a lot of hitting on both sides and
the visitors won out by bunching hits
in theninth. Philadelphiavused two
pitchers, while New York called on
the services of three. Score: . R. H. E.
Philadelphia .2 3 013 0 0 0 :l-—i2 1:5 1
New York. .201100230—913 l
Corridon, Plttinger and Jacklitsch;
Ames, Taylor, McGinnity and Bower-
man.
Chicago. 10: Cincinnati, 2.
CINCINNATI. May 29.—-Darlng base
running, coupled ‘with-titef misplays of
the locals, allowed Chicago to win an
easy victory yesterday. Score:
R. H. E
Chicago .....000102430—10 9 1
Cincinnati ...000000002—— 2 9 5
Brown and Kling; Essick and Schlei.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Phlladel his, 2; Boston.1 -
PHILADEL HlA, May 29. «Phila-
delphia defeated Boston yesterday in
a well played ll-lnning game. the
score: R. H. E
Phila. ...00000100001‘—~2 9 2
Boston ..,.00100000000—1 4 0
Plink and Schreck; Winter and Cri~
ger.
New York. 2; Washington, 1.
-WASHINGTON. May 29. -—-The New
Yorke bunched six of their seven hits
in the last two innings yesterday and
defeated Washington. 2 to 1. Many
sensational plays were made. Chase.
Hoffman and Altlzer being the stars
Doyle was at his best with men on
bases. Score: R. H. E
New York
ashiugton. .000000010—1 8 0
Doyle and Kleinow; Graham and
Warner.
Cleveland. 0' 8t. Looms.
. CLEV ELAND. May 29. —Cleveland
defeated St. Louis yesterday, 6 to 6,
batting Powell out of the box. Thiei~
man was hit hard in the first and sixth
Innings. Flick' s batting and base flinv
ning and Hemphlll's fielding werergEa-
tures. Score: R.
leveland ..02301000'w612 4
LI Louis .. .300002000—43 10‘ i
Thlelman and Clark; Powell, Mor-
- gas and O'ItConno
“MIA“. TOMOROOW.
Tomorrow morning at 10: 90.. the
Genuine Cuban Giants .will be the op-
fitment- of: the Norwubs. Via the af-V
W- WV...
..11200000'——4 7 t
home team winning out by bunching ‘
three singles in the last inning. The ‘
....000000011—2 7 3‘
ii I
To. stop statue will
' on ed at 3: 45. mm»
CASTOB IA
rant-summon.
morn: tint Minted!
NO CENSURE .RROM HOUSE.
Failure.ef,Efiort to Call Banks and
Burne- to Account.
HAR’l‘l-‘ORD,.May 29.~—ln the house
yesterday at 3 II, III. after a roll call
which resulted In passing a trolley
measure over Governor Woodruff‘s
,veto, Mr. Birdseye ot‘ Farmingtoll.
.submitted a resolution providing that
lhe house pass It vole censoring Mr.
Burnes of Greenwich. and Mr. Ben“
of i-‘airfleld, for their ”unwarranted
.pud uncalled for attack‘ on the goven
nor, during the debate. yesterday on
the veto messages.
Mr. Birdseye said that the attack 0
the governor was uncalled for an
wholly in bad taste. .
Mr. Hooker of Hartford, said he
mold not. understand why the leaders
of th 3 house take opportunity to
sharp critics the governor every
little I ey disagree with him. Mr.
Hooker hoped to see an end to this
“pitching into“ the cxeutlve of the
state.
Mr. Banks spoke. setting forth bit
position.
Action on the resolution was Inde-
finitcly postponed.
Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough Cyrup ll
BETTER than any other cough remedy,
because its laxative principle assures
a healthy, copious action of the bow:
els and at the same time it basis in
rltation of the throat and alleys in:
fluctuation of the mucous membrane.
Contains Honey and Tar. pleasant to
take. Children like it. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridle
Pharmacy.
IWALLINGFORD WOMAN A SUICIDE
-—<—-—-
Hanga Herself in a Flt of Dupeni
dency.
WALLINGFORD. May 29. -—Rela
lives with whom she lived found Mls
Charles M. Jones banging III the cellar
or their home In South Main street
yesterday morning. It was It case of
suicide.
Mrs. Jones was about 60 years of
age and had recently r'etutned from a
sanitatlum and was dcspondent over
her condition. She was married, but.
has not lived with her husband lot
several years. She leaves no child-
when she took her life Is not known.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Del" says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. 1 tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one
50 cents bottle cured me completely."
For safe by R. H. Plulated, I". H
Baxter and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
In Year Search
for the Mnuful have you ever come
to out More? If not we can surprise
you within. collection of goods so new
and attntettlva that you will find it
difficult. tatdupllcate them elsewhere.
Our stoogllsryaried and extensive and
our prices are calculated to please you.
illol. JJIAIIgevittodIStIn 130.
. . “matron. Ire
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FOR “I: ANp nova.
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NEN'I Aldb IOYI’ FURNIOHII.
11 NO. MAIN If. “h NORWALK.
lit! a Runabout. witty
lent \
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and try on. of their new honour
Cars In shook.” AM We no plum! to
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1'an H. alumni.
wattle”. term on and“
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The body was found at 9:30 but iusi‘
: mncy.
Mrs. Franklin Bish of New Castle ~
I
fb lid . .
seat .1 .~...~I -‘
mll'rder' for “whic 5% Shown, a los-
tier. was sentenced to 20 years in pri-
SOn by the Superior Court is reported
engaged to Baron Frederick Remberg.
a wealthy coal magnate on Westpha-
118,11 Prussian province
Mrs. Morrill was shot in the chin by
a masked burglar who entered her
room on the night of September 12,
1905. Terribly wounded it was feared
that her beauty had been marred for
life. But under the skilfnl care of
the best specialists. her wound healed
revealing only the faintest scar.
Mrs. Morrill is the daughter of Ell'
mund C. Converse a banker and steel
magnate of New York. Her first mar
agnate to Walter Morrill son of Auto»
orrili. who accumulated wealth in
chair manufacturing. was unhappy
Two children Were born of their un-
Iou. When Mrs. Morrill was attacked
by the mysterious burglar, Morrill was
an Invalid at. Cedarlturst, la. 1., suffer-
lng from locomotor ataxia. Although
not admitted by members of either
family. they were estranged at. the
time.
From the conductof the unknown
Intruder, it was suspected at the time
that the. burglary and shooting was
part of a plot to kidnap one of the
little Morrill children, then living at
the mother‘s beautiful mansionl at
Greenwich. Shortly after the Millie.
when Mrs. Morrill's health was such
that she was able to face the annoy-
ance of a divorce suit. she secured a di-
vorce from her husband. charging In»
tolerable cruelty. Mrs. Morrill's slrik-
lug beauty Vlcnt unusual Interest to this
suit.
Baron Rembcrg. too, has figured III
'an unhappy romance. A tremendous
sensation was named innerlin when
his wife stole away from his home and
sloped with a penniless young army
officer. Three years ago this occur:
red Putsulng the falthiess wife to
this country after vowing to shoot the
martial lover who had stolen his love
the bayou lost track of the fugitive
and while in America he met the bean
fiful Mrs Mrrlll
Her divorce soon followed and it
was not long before he too. secured a
divorce. Then came. the rumors and
later the,V,canrmatlon from hitherto
reliable sources othhc international en
gage-meat! " ‘
BEST FOR WOMEJI AND CHILD-
RE .
On account of Its mild action and
pleasant taste Orlno Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended for
women and children. . It does not nau-
seate or gripe like pills and ordinary
sathartics. ' Orlno Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and bowels without irritat-
lng them. Remember the name Orion
bubstltutea. Pleisted's
Drug Store and The Clifford Phar.
.Its
TEXAS SALOONS MUST CLOSE.
HOUSTON Tex, May ,29.-—Under
the construction placed on the new
liquor regulating law of Texas, passed
by the recent legislature, eyery whole-
sale and retalirliquor license in the
state expires Jiffy .11, the date the law
Is effective anti- as it will require
twent days to have the new license
issue, It Is held" that every saloon
and wholesale liquor dealer in Texas
the I
the a.
tan Ill'lest whose body was found in
a monk on Sunday. may result in the
organization of groups of the better
class of Armenians In different cities.
to prosecute the search for the mur-
derers. A plan to form such an or-
ganization was proposed to the police
today by Matuchl Holoptgian. a grocer
whose brother was formerly a partner
of Sarki Ermoiian. one of the Arms-n
inns who is wanted by the police in
this case. Mr. Holopigian said that
his counttynten would be able to se-
cure information not within reach of
the police.
The. police today cxprtssetl the be-
llcf that there Is some gtound for the
suspicion that a young Almeniun wom-
an who was ftddueml'y seen in com-
pant with Enudiian figures in some
way in the trunk mystery. The wife
of the keeper of a restaurant which
Ermojlan and the Rev. Vat-tunlan fre.
quently patronized,“told the police to-
day that .Ermoiiun Introduced the
priest to this young woman about a
week before the murder. Afterward
the priest and the young woman were
seen together often and the ptiest said
that he was going to Hoboken to call
on the young woman's parents. The
police suspect that Vartanian's mur-
derers made use of the priest's friend-
ship for the girl to induce hits to visit
the place where he was murdered.
~For a mild, easy motion of the
bowles, a single dose of Doom; Regu-
Iets Is enough. Treatment cures na-
bitual constipation 25 cents a box.
Ask your druggist for them.
PHILADELPHIA STRIKE SPREADB.
PHILADELPHIA May
strike Inaugurated several data ago by
longahoremen employed by the tier
giants and Millet-fa Transportation
ontpany has spread to the men at
work on the Baltimore and Ohio Rall-
road Company’ a pier and to the receiv-I
lug clerks old the wharves of the
Boston and Philadelphia line.
More than a hundred men who have
taken the strikers places are living on
two lighters in the Delaware River.
There is room on the lighters for four
hundred men and cots have been plac
ed 0 ntllem for that numbct. The men
hete are nt. otga'nlied but went out at
the aollcltstlon of the New York
strikers. They have been receiving 20
cents an hour and 2 beenta an hour
for overtime. They now ask 25 cents
an hour and 30 cents overtime
A NARROW ESCAPE.
G. W. Cloyd, a merchant, of Plank.
Ma, hlld a narrow escape four years
ago. when he ran a ilmson bur into his
thumb. He asyrsr ,Kttsed
thumb. He says: “The doctor want»
ed to amputate lt but I would not con
sent. i bought a box of Bucklen’s Ar-
nlca Salve and that cured the danger-
ous wound. 26c at F
South Norwallt, and E P. Weed's, Nor-
walk. druggists. ”
STEAMER GROSSI FLOATED.
NEW YORK. May 29,~Thc steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm tier Grouse, which
went aground on‘che west. edge of the
main channel in the. lower bay last. eve-
ning, was floated at 7:30 this morning
without. assistance other than that gi-
ven by her own engines. The steamer
will have to close for that time.
he Pans
V, .. 33 South Main Street, South Norwalk
apparently sustained no damage.
new YORK ("iffy ”seamless of
as to am the murderer af'
Kaspar Heisman. the Armcn- . t ‘
28. ~Thel
H. Baxter’s, .
“wJ‘OI.
flux
.
..,I r,
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“"81”“
. “EM"—
g of ’1!!!”
not. one our» 'in 'I Von
preache- this perfectly batman hangs
without experiencing I train of very
annoying andgs‘unetimes p_ I I I (Ill
symptoms.
her whole existence and every woman
who neglects the care of her health
at this time invites disease and plih.
When her system ii in a deranged
the tendency It: at this or od
likely. to. become some. as with a.
boat of ner'vonsirritatlons make life a
burden. At. this' time also concern
and tumors are more liable to form
I and begin their .dntrtictiu wot-ii.
l Such warning s be bane.
of suflocatlon. cal-Sell Wuhan,
back-shes. Inelastic) In; of fur;
Pending“ evil. palpitition at the hurt. .
mgula rill“. coast! in dizzi-
. none are promptly WQV
llgent woman PM? «In a
the ported at life. whats
change may bee
spoplexy or congestion 'of I]? or In.
kins
'iQIE
Street. 80., Bond. 1nd. writes:'
Dear lire. Pinkbt’imtws -
"LVvdlaE . Pin V
poundwtheldecl fV w
henant ,uiaefltae
actually tho $1.on
3'9;
PENN. wou'r 1%le FLOW“ up
Dr Richard C. Flower, charged with
swindllng New York pie out of $1. -
000, 000 with fake inning stock and
suspected of gathering as main more
from otheI parttl of' the‘ country, is
still free under II .writ of babeas cor-
one at Philadelphia; ‘
appeal from the superior court's de-
cision. which permitted Flower‘s re-
hate him extradited to New York.
This Indefinitely blocks all efforts to
get Flower back to New York.
ness"~DeWitt’s Little Early Risers-—
famous little pills. Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The V‘jdrltige Phat
macy;
IOak 8: Sud:
jh‘if . .
..WW few
butt Cortisfbnd no;
O"
or ..
This In the most critical period of .
condition or the in predisposed to I
Mrs. Fred Oertiot 4010‘0. L9f9y0fl0§ V
Width-n) .
mod about mllmfimu ,
On
it, “I donor at! lite me.
and family to ttV-fy was. rmklmav
’lhe supreme court has allowed an
lease on bail pending proceedings I0:
"Here‘s to your health and hoopla
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90 ACAI, 81'1““ COMNMIYL.
YOWMyI asp—Suit .‘to‘Wiln
pal t e Consolidated one Coat M
the a “of“: campgni £3: £1-
“uses this piatyto Ir
franchises and to takem from themes“
the permits to unethe onsets- width
try now enter. was- t: .. In the
Supreme court today by do n
Counsel Ellison on. behalf ofth lty.
WW
THE NEW eu Eli-"IOOVDV AND VDNUVG
We are pleabé to announce that
Foley’s Honey and Tan for I.
,~ colds and lung troubles is not afflicted
‘ ..by the Natl ,Pure Food and Drug
law, as Jim 901-419“- a Wallis
harmful d .
:3 a safe “9‘
nits. PI- lied
“Cllfldt'd . <-
‘ I
VALUES or 1907 WILL as HARD To EQUAL son MANY YEAR 3 To come UNLestsI ms 1907 co InstNA'nou or upsaAsoNAuLE
WEATHER AND ovensrocxs Is EQUALLED. so HAVING Us: FOR A NEW star 00 vouaaer'me JUSTICE. up serum ,7“; {3‘
,.
satin
Eaton Suits, . lined. worth
Chiffon Panama Suitaf'sllk "fined.
French Voille Suite; with silk drop
‘ skirts, former prices‘95000. $60.00
$16.00, for clearing sale $7.98
Pony Coats of~ strlpes. mixtures,
checks, worth 818. for this clear- 1
lngsale. .. 21.250
-'
sell-I-
twoflw We
Ladies' 'l‘sn VandIMlxed'MCoats, ‘In
different styles; fitted Pony and'box .. V
V ‘ I' " I'AIsE [N .0 TH STORES.
513.515 Main St. Stamtord
former price $35.00 and $40.00. for
this clearing sale ..... $20.00
and $65.,00 forV this clearing
sale ........................ $30. 00
back ..... .9338; 84298, $5.98, 80.93:
h I
VLadles' Walsts of very fine lawn,
Ladies' Black Chiffon Panama ,
Coats. trimmed with very fine
braid ............ $4.98, $6.98,. $9.98
They were double.
Ladies' Silk Coats, 52 inches long.
very handsome, former prices
$20.00. $25.00, $30.00, $35.00, for
this clearlngaale . $12,.316Iand 820
Ladies' Long Pongee Coats, former
price $30.00 and $35.00. new -, $22.50
100 Ladies" Brilliantine Skirts, form-
er price .9500, now ........ “192.98
100 Ladles’ Mohair Skirts, in brown.
blue black, red and tan, former
price 36. 98. for this clearing
sale ........................ $4. 98
50 Ladies' Chiffon Panama Skirts,
black and grays, former prices
911.00, for this clearing sale .. $7.98
25 Black Voille Skirts. former price
915 and 818, now ...... 99.98
Ladles' White and Colored Dresses
at very fine lawn, from . 91.98 to 210
Ladies' Net and Point de Spree “
Dresses $11.98 to 925.00
regular price 91. 25, 91. 50, in 40
styles for .......... 981:
’We positively carry the highest
stock of Walats In The Norwalks. .
and we sell for much less than the
rest of the stores can buy them at ..
wholesaleV .FrornV 39c up to $10. 00
"r- . 3
v
. Nemo Self
- . 33 So. Main St, So. Harwell:
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House.
Very Fine Net Waillllailk .lined, in’
white. blacln and cord
..... $.98“? 49 It
Black and White China* is‘ “a ‘ 98
open boat on back. stratus It as
Girls’ Coats,1rdm:2.yedrs to": 14, in
:11colors former‘prlcerta it
now .
Girls' White Layla 3W7
N .
{exam Is‘ 99
vinyl”.
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