Wm--."
Lace Curtains,
~ 50c to $3.50 a pair.
RUFFLI CURTAIN! 30s to 080 a pub-
sasl-t CURTAtud‘with rdffio, at
256 a pair
Also a complete assorlme t of Our-
tsln Materials infinite and saline at
‘isii
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MAHAGKIMO Horst. smelt.
sou-rs nonwnud.‘ '
until illusions
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Alb t. Vb. Malkln has purchased E.
{if} H chkiss‘ Pope~llitrtford automo-
IIOIOOIIIII-sscnbouvtl
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--Unibrelias. Umbrellas. O‘Jirien.
Harstrom's baseball tenni‘hnve gone
to New Haven this afternoon to play
the Yale freshmen team.
Ninth Company. Coast Artillery. oi
Stamford, will go to Norwnlk. May 28.
for its annual field day.
~Everytliiii¢ new In Spring and
Summer Hosiery. Underwear and
Gloves, at M. S. Smith & Co's.
The Lucia Helpers will meet with
Mrs, M. R. McCiiusianil. ii Crescent
Terrace. Tuesday afternoon, at 3
o‘clock.
The Rescue Mission will hold a regu—
lar service tomrorow afternoon in
North Main street. Everybody is in-
vited to attend these meetings.
—Lutest Spring Caps. O'llrien.
A stated coiiiiiinnlcallon of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108, l“. and A. M.. will
hold at Its rooms. Tuesday evening at
.8. o'clock. The l'). A. degree will be
worked.
Mrs. Edwin lloyt, formerly Miss
Flora Fanton. of Weston. has returned
when home in Norwalk. after under-
going treatment for several weeks in
a New York Hospital. ‘
~Dr. Dick's cures grip.
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Therowere ten real estate stiles Iii
NOI‘WRik last week, arid mortgages re-
corded of $1,500. For the second week
In May. 1907. there were thirteen allies
and mortgages of $18,100.
Frederick iockwood and George
Lockwood, of Wall street, Norwalk,
went. to Hartford today, and brought
back ii Columbia automobile, which
they will deliver in The Norwalks.
'l‘iie llarstrom golfing team are in
l‘nwllng, N. Y.. this afternoon, playing
the l‘awiing school team. The liar-
stroni team is composed of Ford Mills
.er, manager; 1.. C. Synder. W. B. Rur-
t‘ord, .i, it‘. Morrlli, captain; W. is Lo-
roe and A. Merrill.-
—~.\'ew idea Fashions for June now
on sale at M. S. Smith a; Co‘s.
There will be a meeting of the. .‘or—
walk Bird Chili Monday evening. at
the home of Miss Frances. Hurd. iii
West avenue. A number of new lair
tern slides will be shown and matters
of importance will come before the
meeting for action.
—-c. & K. Spring Hats. O'llrien.
John H. Coo. of the (‘iliilrul I'llili"
macy.‘ New Canaan. and William (toe,
of Norwalk. also Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
(ileuson-Coe. of Brooklyn. are heirs-nt-
law ito a part of the large estate left
by Abigail Gleason. of Portland. this
state. There was a hearing ill the pro-
bate court in that place. 'i‘uesday. in
connection with the claims and the
interests of the Coos were looked after
by Attorney Nehemiah Cundec.
“Special for Sat. and Men: Lawn
Shirt Walsts. Corset Covers and Night
Dresses. MS. Smith & (to.
. Frank W. Stone. a chief machinist
lit the U. S. Navy. and a brother of
W. W. Stone. the railway mail clerk.
is visiting his mother and Mrs. Wil-
liam Wilson. of 23 James street. Mr.
Stone has not paid a. visit to ilaiibury
before since he. left the city twrlve
years ago. Upon the expiration of his
furlough he will go aboard the bat-
tleship lows and make a four years'
cruise to the Orient.—Danbury News.
—-Buy iii-Po Waterproof Batteries.
We desire to advise ‘you that these
cells are In active demand among buy-
ers who haveihoroughly tested them.
They do better work, stand up longer.
and are positively waterproof. We sell
them under the guarantee of complete
satisfaction. C. L. St. John, Steam-
boat Place. Read his adv.
Mrs. Thomas McGrath. of New Can-
aan. who was operated upon about two
weeks ago at the Not-walk Hospital, by
llrs. 'l‘racey‘ and liuriiell. is now on the
road to recovery. .ii'er many friends
will be glad tothiznr of her iinprovo-
ment and sincerely hope. that this
operation will prove successful. as it
is the third shelhas undergone in the
last six months.“‘t)wo of which were
performed In NewYorli city. it. is
expected site will ,fio stile tp‘ run my
home. in the course of 3; ow fieq'lt ;
Ronnie. Cream
out: hoifggiiioi‘h“ an; a:
how pure an with. All the
vors. 30¢ per art; Neapolitan Brick.
40¢ per quart. >121 , ‘ “i ‘
We deliver , unofffliwl to tiny
amount free a ' ‘ »‘ iv-
Special prison to Ffiumheli. enter-
ialnments. portion. etc.
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The ideal cleanser for auto.
ntobiliuts.
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9 NORTH MAIN eraser. '
TEL. 050—3. ;
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Monday will be the last day of tin
half priee sale at H. Krieger 8:. Com
puny's. .
The “Pigeon Gang." of Winnipauk,
ire holding parades every Tuesday and
l‘liurisday evenings.
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Work of covering the bud places in
Newtown avenuu with crushed stoiio lb
icing carried mi rapidly.
- ~Meii‘s and lioys' Cups. O'Brien.
If you want one of the host smoker
on the. market try the Rog. 7 {nation
it Is manufactured by ii. J.\ltt‘\yiioiiis
and under Ills personal supervision
Nothing IIIIDIIIL‘ best stock used,
A. sociable was held last evening til
tiie home of Mr, and Mrs. E. J, Taylor
of l’nrtrick avenue, Crunbury. whlol
was a gland success. The ulfnir war
(or tlmbeiiefit oi' the Crnnlliiry chapel
Edward “Ilili, of Mount Vernon
who is recovering front a very severe
illness of jaundice, is a guest of
Charles M. Williams. of Mei-wit
street, and is taking treatment heri
under lir. William J. Tracey.
-—l.arge variety Fresh Candy. ll
lild 2th: lb. M. S. Smith & Co.
William it’. Maples, in his large auto
:iiohile. went in Bridgeport, yesterday
.o attend the session of Lafayeiit
Consistory of thirty-second degree Mu
sons. lie was accompanied by Dr
Charles G. iioitunnnn. t‘liurles l". 'l‘iis
train, Edmund I5. Crowe and Frederick
ii. Baxter.
Ground was broken yesterday fot
the fine new railroad station which ih
to be erected at .ieorgetown. The
structure is further to the north tltuii
the old one. it will be of a very mod-
ern type. and will have concrete doom.
and is to be one of the fittest and best
equipped along the line. I
Tho l‘iobibitionisls of the town will
hold a caucus. Monday evening. May
iii. at the home of John Finch, Mndi
son street. There will be an election
of delegates to the state convention.
wltich is to be held at South Munchcs
tor, June 23 and 2i. There will alst
be an electlofi of town coiinniltee .
—~ln the market for Window Screens
witli prices right? A card or phone
call tilt) brings a personal interview
with St. .lohii & Kcyser.
Chester D. Guycr. of Raymond street.
who is now with the Grace Cameron
Opera Company. will remain with the
show all summer. The show will tour
Western Canada and the coast. They
open their next winter season in San
li‘rnnclsco. Cat. September 6. Mr.
(layer does not expect to return home
until the summer of 1909.
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.
Her surrouiidlnes should be ill har-
mnoy. and can best be made so by rt
well, kept home. The L. & M. Pure
Paint makes the home beautiful. it
preserves it and prevents decay. The
cost per gallon ready for use is only
$1 .20. It wears for ten years and long-
er. Thirty-three years of continuous
use is evidence. .
Chas. E. Dow, South Norwulk; Hub~
bell & Staples Hardware Co., Norwulk;
W. S, Guyer & Son, Westport: North-
rup Bros. Southport, L. 8:. M. Paint
Agents. = . -
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'Dr. Mallow,
__ Dentist,
i2 months a... $0. Normal.
HOURS—B a. m. to 8 p. m.
SUNDAYG—iz to 4 p. m.
For Clothing Satisfaction
so To
KOPPEL.
Ollr line of fabrics embraces the
choices: products of the, world's best
mills. . ‘-
-We have goods for making clothes
for every purpose—Dress. Business
'ahd Sport. . A ‘
We, zuarantee our garments to' be
thoroughly tailored by the best work-
men that money can procure, and our
linings and trimmings are of the very
highest grade. . .
We want to make your Spring and
Summer Suits.
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loves. '
The. color, the. ill and the quality of our (liovoa is right. livery pair is
the product of a maker whose nitnie’titnnds for the best there is ill i’ilovesw
hence our reputation as a Glove Store. '
The new spring stock includes every length llllfl-(‘fllfll‘ that‘s in demand
for the reason. and prices noise to iiicoi all requirements,
You can supply your (llovo wants lii‘l'C with an absolute surety of saiis~
faction in style, quality and price. _
It is oniya shortlists pntiltt
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Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
N. E. RYAN so 00.,
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
BOUTH
O. B. Jackson,
amnion.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
he flies will be here again.
., The sooner you list ready for them the. feweryon will have.
bid Stock of floor sndWindow Screens, ready
mild} ,‘t REPS low enough to please anybody,
SEE THEM AND GET, PRICES.
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Result: A LIFE INCOME. It
sewn FOR CATALOGUE. ‘ no if Now. 0
souru NORWALK. STAMFORD. roar cultures. 1;
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of Advertising. ‘
we will sell from now on 0v
50¢ per pair, at 45c. ‘
They are wounds. of st :ndard fabric. and guaranteed act to
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Suit in Town.
THE NEWESTNIN MEN'S FURNISHINGS; A LITTLE AHEAD
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‘AT THE ORMINN.
“No use to M1! me. colonelri' said
the landlord. “‘I'd like to oblige you.
but. you know as well as i do that
Georgia is dry.
step upstairs while i put out
you may stuttiblo. ,over somethinr—
it gown stairs and .
Atlanta Constitu;
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Howsomev‘erh
Clothing of the Right Sort.
Overalls—at Cost.
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50 Wall Street, Norwaik.
PHONE. 171-2.
Therefore you allot“.
llVOl‘.
The new styles In
A r ‘i
Run.
Flynn 8t
If you
a light
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Snow-91‘ don't.
it i's’""Nei“e}f,ToiiEori§ to
. Think of the Future
1 ~ setting your
'I‘nn footwear before it is all picked
”9””OWOOWOOOW
oxfords and
colontnis are catching on in earnest,
and thopolihasiyies Will :0 iirst.
PRICE $1.60 To $3.50.
‘ 9.0..Wilshingi0n Street.
“Mum‘mnf'v‘naid the little girl, her
eyes wide with excitement, “i do be-
lieve tho-minister told a story!"
the Ideal "- said her mother.
my what you are saying.”
MANY WILL TALli .
WHILE uovrnnun WORKS
Those Whit Know to Tell The
iiost —-— Hughes iniormailun
Bureau Springs up Alter Iii-
agsra Victory Six Things not
Known
NEW YORK. May iii.»llascd on the
personal iriuinpli of Charles it}.
Hughes in winning the doubtful dis
trict of Niannra last 'l‘uefiiiiii'. ii HU‘OHR
inoveltietii was today not on foot ill
this city to show to the country the
presidential qualifications of this man
who will not boom himself. While
Hughes today still insists on‘ helm:
governor rather than playing for the
mresidency, thousands of men who
know him have formed the Hughes in-
formation Bureau to any for the busy
executive what. he will not. take. the
state‘s time to say for himself. When
all the people know Hughes as Niasara
and New York know hint, they believe.
the country will have a candidate Who
Worked while others ran.
Lawyers. labor leaders, furthers.
merchants, iiieehnnics, ministers,
hankker lirtikeiiien lind teachers from
the rcnio e districts of the. country and
the heart of the business section here
tire today joining this work of telllntz
the tale of Hughes. Organization Re-
publicans him- been quick to see the
alrentzili of the campaigner who won
the people of ii doubtbiil district
against money and fractional machin-
ery: and look to ilughcs to hold their
state, l’nrly, race and creed play no
dart. in this New itiovetnent; for its
supporters number by the hundreds
deep dyed l’leiuorruta, rock bound lie-
puhlienus, Ititlenpendeiiis, lrinh tier»
mans, Negroes, Jews and Gentiles. All
that binds this gi‘owinn army is a coin-
liion demand to have their feiliiWs Ili‘ill‘
of Hughes, While the governor is
at Albany working for iliciii. the pco»
pic of the stain lif‘tl]if)st'.ill work for
liiitl by stir-.ikinu for him in other
hiilit‘ii where ht‘ Illllfii daily do
t-lilie scores of Iiiitiatiuns to speak for
himself.
“No one in particular has had to
start or push this iilovenicnt.“ said
ii. ll. Minnie, head of tlii- Hughes in»
formation linrwflt. at its Ili'ildqillll'it'l'i'l,
it‘d; lirondway, today. "liivery one
seems to have taken a hand all at once
and now it is all i can iii to tackle
the work of simply telling about
liuirbes which they demand. Checks.
dollar bills and Harry; of llwlii tlf'v,t'iilll~
log in today from every quarter. i
think people realize what a titan the
governor has proved himself to be
since be his fight in Niitii‘arin and aims
ply don't want to keep a good thins
iofltelliselvea. If we can tell the rest.
0! tlic'couiilry what we know about
limzhoa it will he i'IIl We can ask."
ilalf a dozen of the things which
the people who know the governor
want. to tell arc: ill’l'hat he is always
"on the ioii"-~ with only eleven days of
vacation he has lived and worked at
Albany, ten, twch'i‘ and fifteen hours
each day, while other xt‘iveriiors hail
homes and private business elsewhere
ih greater part of the year, (2) That
he has no enemies but race track
touts and their mliilcnl henchmen; on
policies lllli‘lils own; no eiiiaupiina
alliances (ii) That he can carry New
York state. (ii That he likes a horse
race. but bnies uneiiiorced law. it»
That ilt‘ left a law practice of mom
a year to serve the state. for less titan
hair of what he, aiusi spend. ttil 'l‘liat
lu- has the confidence of business men.
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CASTORIA
l'ur Infants and Children.
lilo Kind for Jim Allin: Bandit
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WARRANT FOR RIGAMY.
issued in Stamford For Ml‘h Under
Arrest in New York.
STAMFORD. May lti.-—-A warrant
was issued here yesterday by the pros-
Boars the
signature of
ccutiun attorney for Herman It‘einbern,
lid 48 Kelley street. the Bronx. New
,York. on a charge of biauniy. Rein-
berg. it is understood here. is under or-
irest iii New York iiow. Feinberg was
married to Hattie llergowilz. of thifi
place. on March 25"), and in making
application for the marriage license
said he was a single man. A mutant
representing herself as Fciiibei-g's
wife appeared yesterday before the au-
thorities here. and scoured the issue
or the. warrant. She said that at. the.
thin! she married Feinborg she. was
employed by him as a sienoghnpbcd.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case:
never let it run into pneumonia. nor
left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that. kills the tough grip germ. But
you want ilalniand a plenty. so do not
trille with the smail sizes, but get. the
Site or 81.00 bottle and take“ litiif a
teaspoonfiil in water every three
hours. Bo sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two Weeks ni'ter
nihiiate every germ iii every great or-
gan. These. I" ll Rising germs” cansethe
evil after infects: it is half-cured grip.
If the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs glue the largo dose overy to
or 15 minutes till it stops. ”
ATTEMPTED TO JUMP FROM
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‘. .Oambrldgoport, Mn... Resident
Held in Stamerd.
STAMFORD. May lit—John 0. Gal-
lehow, aged 42. of Cambridgeport,
Mass. detained here y the police.
lnson. his brotheein-law, and a mem-
‘ you think yoti are Well. to utterly an- .
i
awaiting the arrival of' William Rob-‘
1%
I'm to You and new M ” ,
krill. M WW‘lM‘.
if: .‘r, .
li—My SISTEI.
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know woman's sufferings.
’“iii‘ “‘i't'li‘.."°i"* a so... «as
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wimull instructions to any“,
”wont-h n'l ailment. I".ldwailii. b $1!le .
cun—you.rny or. anon .mr
, cu! mother. or your sister, I wanna -
can
doctor.
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To «do: ntflofllflflu. cucpbi .-
t o lulu. find! out" to £17me
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wont-Incas. our all bladder in bias
"4.?!
.mtmnnt - complete trial 3 and if you I
wait. or less than two cents Idllf. It wi I not interfere with .
no your more tiliiyufdn‘i' toll mo how you "gt. if yea I .nnlndl:o fr ’
oryou cumur roan on per urninl w a nutrition no out.
mieromN's own MW“ ”longish" with mm Riot-mtg Ihowi ,
romp sulfur and how they can sully cure themselves II; homo. Every woman It) luv. 1
urn to chill: for herself. Then when the doctor nan-"Yon must have on operation." M
cold. for yourself. Thousands of women have cared themselves with my homo remedy. It m . ‘
id or you . To Mothers of Dlulim. I will explain a simple home tmtnwnt which . :
od otloctun I: cum innervation. Green Sickness and Painful or Inoculation-truth: In - «
Adi-I. Hummus and health always malts from Its use. , i
Winn-voi- on live. lean Mei- we to hill-of your own locality who know and will gladly i
any luff-m i. this Horne Treatment nulls corn all women'- diseases. a makes woman
antithet-
old wish to continue, it will cost you only about i -
rwork or out! lion. Jun
viii-o unthin-
. plump and rohult. Just send me your address. and the {no fan day's treatment is
iloot book. Write today, uyoumnynotsoathiloflcrnaia. Address _ ‘i
IRS. I. SUMMERS. Box H. - _- - “of" Olmo. Indo. U. 8.
OLD COURT RECORDS. HARTFORD COUNTY BAR RULES.
State Library Gets Volumes From Lawyers Do Not Like the Eixstenca 0f
Litchficld. Some of Them.
The strife library has received front
William 1.. Ransom. of |.itcbiield. ten
volumes of records of cases brought
before the supreme court of errors
from iiiiil to 1883. The record which
makes ii historyof each case, is print.
ed and the volumes are now rare.
Mr. Ransom is now the. oldest member
of tile l.itchileld county bar and, was
for many years clork of the superior
court for Litchiield county.
The library has received front Mrs.
E. ii. Woodroil‘ of Sonihiiictoii a mo
ord of Hannah Womiruff Chapter. 1).
A. it.. from its organization It )8th
to 1140?. it has also secured a copy
of "Iiratiford's t'oniprelienslve Atlas"
HARTFORD. May lti.-—At a man
iiig here yesterday of the. Harttor
Count y liar, certain features of the ex-i
isiing rules of practice. were discussed
and criticized. The one which was the ,
real target of verbal assault was that ‘
subjceiing lawyers; who failed to tile,
pleadings within the time specified, to‘ .
pay over tie to the, oposllig counsel. v
The genral sentiment was in favor of
a r-liniige'of this rule to prevent nacho
ireiiee'of attorneys from filing plead-ti
lugs, after the prescribed period,_ex~~ '
cepi. by consent of opposing counsel. r. .
A i-‘rtiei‘ was received here from'tlle”
president of the Pilii‘fif‘ld County Bar.
printed in iiizlii. The map of (.‘on- rizarding the rules iiigenerai, and the
iii-client shows the ii‘urmingtoii catiul. sill stipulation in particular. It wan.
but no railroads. MMSRC’IIIISGIIS has! the sentiment of the P‘airi‘leld County
three railroads. one running to i‘mvi-iilnr that the $10 payment was unnec—
deiice. one to \i’orrester and the third 3 cssary. » ,
into New Hampshire. Only one an, After a somewhat. prolonged expres-
pmred in New York, running imitlision. action was continued for one"
New York as for West as i'tica. week. in the meanwhile the ‘I‘esolwf,
lions recently adopted by the r‘tiirtieid
t,‘olinty liar Will be printed and circle.
luted.
NOTICE TO OUR"CUSTOMERS. 3
wt- :ird plenum] to announce liial.
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs. ._...--_-
colds and lung troubles in not affected When your food Beeline to nausea
by the National l’ttrc, Food and Drug take Kodol. ’i‘ako Kodol now and one.
law are it contains no opiates or oth- . til you know you are right again
or harmful drugs, and We recommend i There isn't any doubt about what. it.
p as u gnfp remedy for children and i will do and you will find the truth of
adults. l’inisimt's Drug Store and The i this statement verified after you have
Clifford i’iniiiniwy. “ used Kodol for a few weeks. it in.
-.—-————-—-- isold here by The Clifford Pharmacy
HOW 'RED HERRINGS CAME. land The Bridge Pharmacy. 0
‘ The first red herring was accidentally! ' ,
produced in England, trinity years lino. : RAILWAY BURGLARS SENTENCE.
by n lishermen. who having it surplusi NEW LONDON. May iii—Judxo'
of fresh herring, hang them tip in n iCase iiythc Superior court, yesterdn
stilokv shed to dry. and then forgot afternoon. sentenced .lolin Blizlnsky
all about them. When Ilt‘e looked at ito from three to five. years in state
them he found that they had chanced iprisi‘n. and Stephen Vosolsky .1”,
III mlor. The king. to whom the Ile- gone to two years for hurxlaring 3:09?
on wen. presented. was so intersti‘d', of the New York, New Haven and,
that he have the fishermen permission Hartford Railroad (loinpanyyon March
to exhibit them around the country as 31. when a barrel of whiskey was Biol-
0 . t‘ .
slranze iuonsicra.
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Lighten the Burden i
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of those who are trying to he
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comfortable during the who:
weather. Read over the list slid
‘ r i. r .- 'v )3 see if you do not find something
"' 4 that you will need this summer. .
REFRIGERATORS. BLUE FLAME STOVES
poncn SCREENS
wrupow SCREENS
SCREEN nooss
A. .i. Angevine &.SonGo
South Norwaiti.‘
poacn CHAIRS
HAMMOCKS [ ,_
ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ,3;
134-136 Washington. Street, i
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fi—vma.
N THE PARIS ,
Cicakf and son son
33 South or. Street. South Norwalk.
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Great Rédhcflon ‘ Sale f ‘
1‘ as” 1:. H V,u~.“. .
Ladies Suits, Coats and Sir
, As long as we aroin the bilfiIIIESS‘Wof naive~ never reduced spring
as early In the season as this time. but we: considered the madness
thought we will have to turn our suits into money, as weaned madam
and sell at a sacrifice. At the reduced price you- wili be able to wed
spring suit made in the Paris work rooms for less than the cost of.
as» you know that our suits are strictly tailor made and the best in now
Come and be‘convlncod. , .
Ladies Suits. former prices 816; re- . Ladies' Coats, $4.98, $7.98,‘
duced price. 87.98. - iii: as p , 1 .
'Lodles' Suits. former price $83: '9' ; honor-f Skirts, $8.98, $3.98,
duped price $12.98. ~
Ladies' Suits. former price 825;
duced to $14.98.
Ladies' Butts, former price $30;
suns. :7 as. 89.98.
5 [Alilil‘t‘r' Wai’sts. the best and lit"
sloth in, town, from 50c to .310.
. Neinc Corsets. 980. $1.48; a
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her of the Cambridgeport police force.
Gallehow was put off an east bound
from New York made two attempts
tion. The police think he
may be men-
tally deranged. ,
Militia“
" mo.“ Risers : we
train her after her bad, on the way dnced to 322.50,
to Jump off while the trainiwas in tno- duced to 826w»
dueed to $17M).
Ladies“ Suits, tonne; price $35; re- 3143- ‘: 93- 33-‘3.
* . White Petticoats. 98:: up. '
Ladies' Suits, former price 840: re~ black Embroidered Petticoats,’
. , , ‘ ini' price”, for 98¢. ‘ ‘ .
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