55 For Norwullt hhd’meinily: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. A slight 111110th
trio depression that is central near
Nantucket is producing some cloudy
weather on the New England coast.
”The dominune feature of the weather
may this l‘hhi’ilih‘d’ls an Ms‘bt‘h
pressure extending from ,lennns one
word to the Middle Atluntic coast. This
area is pt-‘6d‘uc‘l‘iig' pie‘nssiit weather in
nearly all deotlons east of the Rocky
Mountains. Conditions favor tor, this
vicinity fair “Weather and not much i
change in temperature The maximum 1
temperature yesterda ‘01:” New ’Hhven ‘
l
was at do see whip is the highest
recorded t‘ us far this year. It was
the first day Since way-19 thstllhe
temperature has been above the nor
mal.
Miss Theresa Hoyt of Dnrlen. was 11
visitor in Bridgeport, 5Saturduy.
M1s. James Wood, Jr., of Brookside,
is quite ill at her home here. 5
Mrs Thomas F. McMahon is serious-
ly ill at her home on Crescent terrace.
-——Dr Dick's Medicine cures mp.
Station Agent ‘Frétlericlt El. Rey
mond is able to be out again attend
several day’s illness. 55,,
‘“‘Tw .
The yacht Marguerite, owned by
Commodore William F. Clark is being
hauled out to be pninted.
The schooner Richard Udall arrived
yesterday with a cargo of Tompkins
Cove bluestone. .
Pedestrian Merritt, ot Bridgeporhg
with a huge Daily in an automobile,
paid a visit to Roton- Point. Sunday.
M
Mrs. S S Jdl‘vis has been visit-‘
ing friends in Bridgeport and Mr Jar-
vis spent Saturday in that city.
John J. Curley. n representatiw of
the Eastern Granite Roofiiig Company.
is a guest or Fiank F. Clark of‘ Crap
lint?
~(‘lty Hotel baibers, Chas. Webster,
Joe N‘urde and Otto Rohde. ,
“The many friends 0! Margaret Kel
icy. of Milford formerly of South Nor
walk, will regret to near she ‘is very
sick
Charles J. Kelley. of Cornell college
and William O'Brien. of P1 inocton.
have arrived home to spend the sun»
nier vocation.
Nolles' were entered Saturday in
the Norwallr Town court' in the coni-
tinued‘cuses of William ilsmilton and
James Fletcher. .
'l‘hc Higgins family which has been
occupying William Lender's residence
~on Sound View Terrace. has moved
from town.
Success in life is accompanied by in-
crease 01’ enemies. That‘s why llolv
iister's Rocky ‘Mounlulu Ten has so
many imitdtors: it‘s a success. 35
cents. Tea or Tablets. i’lnisted's drug
store.
Mrs. Charles Titles and little son re-
turned to New York, last week, after
spending several days with Mrs. Thies
mother on Crescent street.
The annual meeting of the Brookeida
School Dliiii‘lot will be held this om
hing at 8 o’clock in the school house
in Middle Five Mile liver.
--—“1 suffered habitually from consti-
potion, Donna Resolute relieves
and strengthening the bowels. so that
the trays tees regular ever time! '—‘-
’ E. Dpvis. grocer, sulphur Springs.
,. The monthly meeting of the Nor-
welk Building and Loan investment
Association will he held tomoi row ovo-
ning at the ofilco or Taylor and Goi
11011;!“ Wuslil‘ltitt‘on‘ street ’ ‘
, l1? 1‘ M111
111.5 55
NH
3M" x 5,.
For” in the latest :rltgles
EATON- HURLIUT’B
Fins ,atatiuriery.
Come in and look at the latest ' -
Hort PRESBE’N‘VELLUM
Prices most reasonable con
Weideriuz the quality.
”6”“
iii l. 0111 if
you» nun p915, 5.5 ”1.1 05H-
Out Brothers' Ind:e.I. O. 0. F.. oil
Norwaik, will hold a meeting tonigbti,
Uhca‘s Huyinakers Association will 5 '
hold a meeting 10110:th Red‘Men‘s
Hail, Washington street.
Nils Dodge ol.’ Brooklyn, was a vial. 5 "
to; in No5rwaik yesterday, returning to
New York‘this 1‘1‘1'ornlng. .
Coli’nx Elioanipment,1.0.0 F“ will
hold a regular meeting tonight and
work the patriarchal degree. Election 5
oi oillcers will follow.
Congressman Ira Wood Miss Wood
and Hon. William Wood, at Trenton.' 5
spent yesterday at Hillside, as the
guests of Mr and Mrs". Thomas 1 Rays
Waiter Russfiell of
spending a two weeks vacation in Not-
walk, as the guest of his uncle, 00161
nel George D. Russell. proprietor or the
11.315531551115515: 1101s..
Wil hum‘ H. Ross.~ or N
color sergeant or the Second infantry.
N. (l, is now the oldest enlisted .
man in Connecticut in point of service ’
_5 having re- enlisted last week. “ 5
The moonlight excursion to Roton:
Point will come from Huntington, L.
1., on Wednesday, June 26th. The first
trip to the steamer Huntington
South Norwalk will be made next Fri-
Frankie Ferris who has been in the
Norwulk Hospital for some days suffer
the from a bullet wound in his head.
was removed to his home in Elm Grove
street. yesterday, and is now under
the care of a trained nurse.
The Dahbury News says the Alpine
5 Club is encamped at Roton
Where the: members intend to remain
There w ll be about
seventy five members of t e club and
guests present during the stay. ‘
William lions and daughter,
M as vLouisa Boss. of Sen Cliff.“ Long
Island are visiting in
Hoyt. of Berkeley street. Mr. Ross
tithe pastor or the East
avenue Methodist church.
until July 4th.
.‘lll'id Ml‘s A H.
An adjourned meeting of the South
Norwslk Board of Councilmen will he
held this evening at the Council Cham- ,
her in Ravlland street. when there ‘
will he 11' hearing on the proposed ex-
tension of Burrltt avenue
District Deputy Wilfred Bodweli and
John J. Higgins delegates from South
orwolk Concisve.l O. 11., have rte-«5
0 home from the national
venues of 'the order‘at Atlantic City.
where they spent the week.
Tile Norwalk City councn will hold
a session tonight at' the Wall street
Council Chamber. Owing
hunting of the letter the f
of the month was held under difficulty
at the water commissioner's iodine.
in Norwulk, lust Week. according to
the estimates of the
cord. there were oi
party, with mortsazcs of ‘21. 425.
it in May, 1900, there
Were seventeen transfers or broperty
‘ulld mortiih'ges of $132. (75.
Commercial Re
hteen sales or
the second wee
A regular communication of
John's Lodge, 2‘. and A. M.. of Nor
walk, will be held Thursday
sunburst Miisohic ‘d’l‘iiiilhl
of Wall and issue streets. At this time
the unit: at the ,lbd’ée will lid éiosed un-
til the first Thursday night in Benton:-
Mrs. Moryblbble and Miss Erma
Dibble oi South M11111 street, have been
in Northemptou, Mom. to attend the‘
co encem out oxerpiscn 01 Smith
Clara Dibble:3 'is to
Cosineticrr Will
There's no bouut y
clients of limflsbal'n Rockyl‘linuntoin
it keeps the entire body in per
Tabloid...“ cents.5
the complexion.
diction equal to the
he "come and go" lifegmuiml‘i‘ttymr
e r is n 11 or»
3' 3533311.. 1% rain .11 {lily/um
donut. Drug: increase your weakness.
millsmemedy u the business. 311
' 0‘01" oblate. l’luistedsdrug
s
«dammit “,ng imtzpnm: Feud. sirlieid; 13‘. laFergue.
Notrw rail: 'ldoit
“’l‘he postpones mucous of 15.1.1053
' will in held Tuesday mums It the ammo“ gaunt «anomalies
A3011 attend-nee isdotlred. The Line. and 5'1".qu
Ms Mayer will mo 1111:1311; titre and see tho-*thrhl‘il no in on
.tisflulldmm
hrs 13th uucil .
s it rest Mire Msuvi
Memphis-1
5512-51 511'”
M1195 menu cl;
l‘i‘liu snuusl memorial services of
A. int meeti 61.1119 «1.11m
sequence. 11.11.11,. were held ’° “‘
and the board of school vimwlll
5 committees of the Council be held tomorrow night 11155-010 titles
1.» dldsrent motorist end gym
revel oi the ascent hull building. Well sinuoutlflherdiutria to
- committees will appear 0nd unit for:
"sauna Britten Munvilie, tit amounts to hem
economist! is whiting her support or 113111115 districts Maurine the
r. and“ re. Hour 5 Fresh, of coming your.
a
911mm iovnmblr implies in the first stages " You
As there an to wire in“
will 1595 em in several districts. the any
, 5. . :11 July 1. when air. and Mrs. cunt appropriated. will be larger than. lighted over fish y." "(l (5.11 yes. in
M1112?! 50115111 John his agitation“. 11 general tidy; to ”she says it has
‘55 pure .1pr and some home is the largest, fins-t incl ‘r‘uot’t no pronou-
5oiv‘o‘5‘ivo've over displayed. You can choose (rem any number or styles of . 5
“ " ‘ Townsend‘-
Two horse—$65.00. $75.00, $
Also Sole Agent tests
Headaches it‘lwsl‘lr‘u 'nn‘any
CHILDREN'S 190 Hose. 2 PAIRS FOR ............ 25c
Lsougel Lists. mus/to veers. 25c ell/1922...”... .......... 15c,
pourstm uuognwskn .. .......... m
hes-r Aesop mutilation ..... . ....... 1.. .-‘3 '.1.5.' . .. ........ 61/21: vsno
has EMQRblbsnep ooLLAu .......... ............. 15¢
‘: 251': cunwlll‘snsymisnss ....... ...... ....... ...... 100
incurs ronAAuuynbaA; .lT‘l‘ERN s ........... .. ...... 10c EACH
92 Washinuion St
“rid. Sale oilf—
'u
68 Washington Street,
A ISRAEL.
“ HOTEL ARRIVALS. .
CliffordMMrs. ll. T. Gale, Cori is.
Gale, Lee. Mass; Percy ll. 'i‘uyior,
NéWsrk. N. 1.: H. D. Moss. Cleveland
0.; H. A. Mathewson. George L. Rock-
-,well Lewis R. iiirlbutt. Mr. and Mrs.
M D. Randall and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. orrendorit. Dr. and Mrs J
Milton Cohurn, South Noni/elk; Ei-
u'ood ’i‘. Firth. ,W. C. Allen, Mrs. Mc-
Ntunnra. W: H. Leonard; 'Mr. nod Mrs.
ll. Simon. D. W. Pratt. W. L. Ward.
New York; George S. Beitnire, Edward
ii. Fay, Thomas Heywood, C. Reinhold.
Harry 0. Quick, Willinin‘ J. Fisher, M.
ii. Lynch, J. P. Murray. Daubury:
George b]. Eddy. B‘sitiuiore; ii. M.
Wright. J. S. Mni'iin.5hiiss O. 3. Mar-
tin, Boston; Miss Lellfiron. I’eekskill,
rN. Y.; William D. Sender. J. F. Rob-
erts. 0. ii. French. Philadelphia; Jos-
eph Wright, Woonsonlret: John H. Coo,
New Cannon; '1‘ llurdwull. F. 'i‘uy-
infill. Brooklyn; Mil. “undersea. 8mm-
0
Mnhuckemc~c. 11. Weeks and wife,
Lynn. Muss; Miss J. Gilbert, Michael
Lune South Nurwelit: J. J. Jordan W.
P. Murry, Bridgeport;J.H.Couios1111d
family Rowuyton: 'A (1 Undorwoobéi
and wlf .Now York: 1-! B ltundie.M .
P. Bullock/E. l3. Douions. booth Nor-
walk; Mrs A. Smith. Mrs. 1.. Adams.
Bun Franciscoro E.‘ Elliott and wits,
South Norwnlk; J. 11131111110 New Hm
zen; n.1, Harinelt. Watorhury: Mr
on Mrs. 0..“ Wilson. New Haven;
1“. it. Jameson e‘nd Wire, James mug-
nder, New Yolk: 8. Greenetoin,
dgeport; D.1iioWolton,L. Morisrity,
111 York; (ill on N. King filainiieid:
W—
8. J,oyee M. H. Britto,
r.. 1391113311011. A Deakin, N. Cutter.
Dnnbury: J. Dunn, 5&5 Durand, Bridge
rpori: .1. Joaoliiu, Charles McCarthy.
New York.
AWILL House OONSUMPTION.
"Foley's ill ”‘G‘WMS ‘11:"1‘3;
preparation for coughs. colds and lung
able. 11mm that it has cured con-
.nevor heard or any one using your 11
lions! and Tar and licensing sails
tied: 210911111st Diary, store and 'l’he
Glitters! Pharmacy:
Noddwl s11 pose our wife is «is
lo‘hfiwoi million: *0le
Wartime her?“ brief it til "
”f! 50f to Wuy
«a 1.110.
1...
eye strain. (5)111; expert opticiun a n to tell you after a fre
examination what is best to do. ‘He will ad'yise glosses only when”?
it is required to‘ correct a defect. Prices 1 ii low its 581.00.
"work guaranteed. Children's eyes especially cared for. Glass eyes 6
made to order. Prismatic and compo d lenses at cut rates. ‘
555"“ :5 ' 55 ‘ ' 5 ‘ : important or which are typhoid lever 3
Stirring list of) Specni
5nusun1 Importance
‘ AT THE
FaIrCloakand F" rt5$iore
7L
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555i
Smith Nomalk.
51155;“ v t
580mb Norwelk
Proprietor.
c
When Brooklyn’s 'Academy of Music
was burned down three years ago
are rich until these Who lire not come
forward to subscribe for stock in the
result is that one of the most splendid
300, 000. is to be virtuiiliy a town hall
lor “the city across the bridge.”
men or the Borough took the lead and
avenue at St. Felix tiresome bought.
wili'be onethird greater in toltll usur-
ssparsto hill 0 lab altogether will
the Metro “tun. '
nectiou‘t Billie Board of Trade W118 is ',
5 were 15.532011131111111 durinz the month or
' ‘May. This was 100 less than in April /
uhu‘tli"iess~than *l’n Muy‘of lost your, 5
‘ and 68 more than the average number
of deaths during May for the live years
preceding. 5. .
towns for the small towns 15.4,111111
tor the whole state 15. 8.
. "The deaths reported from infectious
diseases were 242, being 1,8. 3 per cent.
or the total mortality.
. ' thirty- iive' living births and four still5 5
f births. 5i
5,""I‘i1ere wore twenty maniages in
5‘ Adm.”
in May. representing an annual death
‘ rate' of 107. There were five deaths of
‘ children under one year or are; and
one from one to five years. F0111“
* (lentils or adults were due to consump-
tibii; We to pneumonia; one to hron—‘
, chills; two to diseases of‘ dhe‘ nervous
5 diseases were reported in this vicinity:
' ‘ 51115111111, 2:01:31 or norwani 4'; Town of
5 D ntheriii and broup~RldgeileltL
Whooping Cough-City of Norwalk, 3
1; wuumu .
Norwaik ~1;' Town of Norwalk,
ingto say' regarding one 01 bur housef 5
droid pests: .
N The approach of fly time and the ,
knowledge that the common housefly .
i§h¥bfllo obscure part in tile spread or *
in holes to where he comes from and
Mint no dees.- -
‘Dr L. O.Hownrdofihe”.U S. De
' pertinent or A’gricuiture, who hits de-
lulled lunch tithe to the study or the,
gummy states tiiat nine‘tylnve 'p’ei’
, e
. ti‘r‘im horse manure, their favorite
' b't‘éeding place hitho‘ugh they do breed
to 1361116 extent 111‘ kitchen garbage and
other illtli The he'nt' unrated from
‘ the decomposition of orscA manure
makes a. g’oo‘d incubator. Here the
follicle lays about one hundred and
thy origin in search of food.‘ As c‘nr-
‘ricr‘s ‘pi coin “ "on it is t‘hb'lr habit 11.
sound over" tubal mutter and other
111111 and then 'to teed upon our table,
depositihg‘ thereon perhaps the con-
taglon‘ui‘ typhoid fever dysentery, etc.
—-—tio'1i ril‘nn‘ «salute tit the present little.
The important step is the removal or
the breddlng’plnces: pretrent flies from
getting to horse manure, primes and!
gtli‘ihige: Mtinu‘re' 5211011111 be put under
caver'promptly and kept them until
removed for fertilizing, When it should
be at once worked into the soil. The
next step is to exclude tiles from hunt
in. excrement. The outiious’e, Alf it c9111-
not be abolished lthould be constructed 1
Wlht it tight vault; kept‘ dark and
screened. Awhile the' contents or the
' 5 with sincked lime or loam.
NEW ACADEMY OF MUSIC WON'T .
1- ' 5 = In . > celve careful attention. Houses should
there was almost a popular uprising
in get a new ‘one started Citizens who
company formed to construct it. The
nuditoriums in the country, worth 81. - 5" 09°- A Sheridan; “91’0“ Red Milli.
Every Drooltlynite 11nd n' tender spot
in his heart for the old Academy of5
Music. Memories of fur-oft‘duys clung
to it. During the Civil Wurllt was a
rallying place for patriots. and its
walls echoed with the stirring words
of public men and preachers. The
day it was burned was a tiny close
to mourning. in the‘iiiovement for s
new und hatter Academy prominent
u a plot 188 by 2111 test. on anyone
Only half us huge in actual area. as
the tumour Metropolitan Opera house
in Manhattan. the Brooklyn monotony
1115 capacity or it wlil"hu're tour ‘55
’1
seat '4 .600 persons, its «lessor 8.300 for
The as m hays made certain
that the destruction or the Academy
by tire will not be repented There in
nothing about the building material
that osnrburm The trains will 00’ or
steel, and un- utuel will be‘probeutsd
author the hydro]: 017* 1110 tom ootta
blocks. 'i‘hesc blocks not only are no.
burnubie but they are the but iron-
conduohm. Unprotected steal will
xivs‘ warn the‘ttlhil lull!“ 11m its
a hislr degree. but non surrounded
hy‘tom sott‘mthu motel newsman
the dengu- poiutu Aiitths partitions.
tooflvihbe‘ than. of tho‘hollow A‘hloultn.
Then insists“ be especially Mano
The monthly bulletin of the Con;
By mortality reports received there
The death rate was 15. lifter the large
iii Norwulk during April, there were
There ‘were only twenty il‘ve deaths
stem; two to" heart disease; one to 1 5
‘cldbntf had seven to all other
measles-701w of Notw‘a‘ik 5;1 Town
f'Norwmk‘ 1; Redding, 3; Ridgeile‘itl,
:5"_Weston, 8 Wiitr‘m,’ 2. ‘
Scarlet Fever-«Dorien 1; New Cn-
walk, 3; Wiltou 1.
Typhoid Fever—enidgeileld, 1_ " .
consumption—Lumen, 1: Gity of
secretory Townsend has the to low
ttaih‘ infectious diseases, the most ’
‘tuileroulosis, hrouses our interest ’
or the files found in cities conic
d‘w‘hirh in eight h‘uurs time
, in um um time they"
dull. tiles and leave their iii-
These facts‘ call for better sanita-
vhuit should be frequently coveredi
A'i‘he‘illspbsnl‘ ot'gni‘hit'ge should 1-9-5
be screened to keep out the flies, and .57
when We buy’ our food We should part 5
trbdise the stores that try to be clean
and should make an eliort to compel
nithy sellers of food shifts to protect
their wares from ily contamination
OURED OF BRIGH'PB DlSEAGI.
Lawrence (30.. N. Y., writes: "i had'
kidney d'iasnse for many years and
had been treated by physicians for
Waive years; had taken a well-known
kidney medicine and other romaine-A
that were re mended but got no ro-
ller until i b «using Philly's Kidney '
Cure. The tlrlt halt bottle relieved the
tind‘four‘ bottles have cured me of this
terrible disease. Before 1 began taking
Foley’s Kidney Core I had to make :
writer shalt every ilttoen minutes min
hiss, day and night. and passed a
brick- dust substance, and sometimes a -
ilitny turbulence. i believe i would
have died it i had not taken Foley's
Kidney Cure. Plainted'a Drug Store
and The Billiard Pharmacy. ‘3
ARMY BALLGN'B TRIP.
whammy: Juno 1195.1 rope rt
by Captain C. 1.). Chandler or the Ill'
1101 corps. of his voyage in the army
balloon on June 4th from this city to
Harrisburg l’u.. shows that the sen-
oral direction of the voyage was all
roost due north with the spend much
greater at low attitudes. The portly
ludy weather was responsible for ‘
expansion and contraction at the so!
bother. even altitudes could not be nba
tsined. An upproithunte speed or all
miles and 1101111sz indicated 'l‘hn _
:gmu (listens. mulled was 5198.8 will 5 5
11, the start being mule at 1110 para.
lth an entire weifiit oi Moi pounds‘
1m 1.1119511001101113
the audience.
fuuiifylhu runs
uflflrflu‘flflflp 11.5: .55.. 5
‘4 their»? 3.121"? ‘4
ed "fore usilt'woririnmtiite a curtain
over the proscenium Weir. if a tire
ahoultistnrton tunings this well our-
taln would be dropped automation“?
and completely separate steps from idsnt 51m evening, left Oyster lily for;
fin‘!“
W
panned: out: on "surgeon
our DY. June
tum mates Amount“ of indium,
hleQ it personal all on the prowl
New York on an early train lousy.
l Mr. Beverage would not affirm or do
usssscuuetrrs 001.0 PLAY- ii this. report that its is to marry him:
AUBURNDALE, Muss" June it.»
More than 76 of the. amateur unit may reports were matters which no gentle-55
are in Massachusetts assembled at the man could deny. He said, however.
Woodland 011115110111 1 binaryfgzr the that “0‘61“! has any ”its
111 oust
urine may reworking unit “13:3
n'wied so or
t to incur-y the publication of um
A,» v
turn to Warm weather wearables 111551115 lilti- ‘
bogi This store is stocked tom
sonahle demand in this connection Stocked with
the best There's an absolute fairness, on absolu _
5 you Will pay hero, that commends this store and its summer
all those who would be rightly dealt with. There’s no 11111111)
NEW8 FROM THE HOBIERY AND UNDER EAR
This should be the record week of the sessm tor hosiery. my? on
wear selling. We’ vo carefully planned to moire it such.
new at its very best, and with such prices as these We should be“
Imdies' ills: Brand Fast Black Hibachi ,
Ianies' Silk Lisle Stockings inlblack a
mien Meroerizod. Plain Lisle stockings, alsoin
blockandntulllineottans.. . . .
Children‘ s aiglook and Tan Cotton Stockings, superior quality and
can ...-.....---u~.’-ntu’u.'. .. .' ~
Children's Mercerlzed Fine Ribbed Stockings in black. also the no
‘tanshades.. ;....... .. .. .
Men’s Black or Tun Half Hose, guaranteed last and stainless...
Men's Black, Tan and a. full line Fancy Halt Hose at .1. 5.............
Ladies” Essex Mills Jersey Ribbed Vests, sleeveless or wing sleeves utia
Ladies: extra underway [ibbed Vests; ne'ck Add ”tributes ti-iih‘ined-
Ladies’ better grade Jersey Ribbed Vests in 1111's mores?“ 1little or
a...” u,. .mié‘n ...i -"-\u. sous“unimauu‘hnu. ”m 200.5
Man a Bnihrisgan Shirts and Drawers shirts long or s d
5 are double seat; all sizes inolndi th‘e
leen s Fine Quality French Balbrigsunz
or short sleeves, drawers double sen.
goods, and special at .
,gnurauteod. at5
dTans. special; A‘
ln‘tlle lace eifeots ill
-u.nn.‘.scu .......
Everything myths 0135
33550.1 Line.
scorn NonWALK, cons.
"MW 5’10 2* Suits, ‘ Coos. sot
Waists. Dresses and (3013615
Corset Covers, former price 35c. now . .. . .
Nemo Corsets ............... . .......... “98c. $1.40, $1.98, 824.
Skirts former price 536. 00, now . ......................
White and Colored Shirt Waist Suits . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 5 ........ ’ ‘3
FineNet Dresses from . ........ ............ .
Whists regular $1.50 and $200,101
83 SOUTH MAIN STREET.5
...... .. .m
............ ”healthy
...nun.n.u.. - ..... .......~.u.‘,
Ladies Suits mt 1010p to “1500,1011 ..... . ....................... .yiu»
{Ladies’ Suits. second lot up to $40. 00, f or ................ ‘. . . . . . . . . . . 110100
miles Suits, 15mm lot up to :30 011,113 r .......... . ........... 3010005
..................... Jim
indies Coats former prices :15. 00 an 11 :20 so, tor .................. .0030
Girls‘ Dresses at uitprices and styles. - '
Lndles' Coats, i'cumer price 88. 00 for.
SALE in corn arouse. 5
33 sourH mam-537., so. N ‘ '
VEGETAELEB
J W BCDG
its Washington Street
515 MAIN eraser. STAMFORD.
80001 NW
”lilo complete stock of Sponsor Phresols is now
‘ inspection. '1 he assortment is beautiful and includes _
med us well as the strictlly tailor-made The black; white, green“
We also carry a full iiiié‘ ,5 ‘
thampngnc are cipccisil
sols for misses 11nd ohll run.
LADIES‘ PARABOLB. no to 536.00 each.
CHILDREN'S PARABOLS use to 501.511 each.
chested at 5:16 1
iii the “101'an u . r '
Norwalk Chronicler