recs
.1, : Bears the
to scream
uldompts to kind
want‘to fright-
‘ror Inunte end children.
Always Bought
.fi Signahire
In
, ‘ ilsa
~ in
» ”in Kind rotor
3". first
Iiiiriy Years
“m"... -.....,... we... .. -
tact.
Of course. moo are not rain. but
that tell a man of: 50 lhat'lio doonu'i
‘look a day over 3t) and watch the ole
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”CRUD d ‘
It to. one p ecu "Brendan" Poi
ry.
ed to consider
drillxllttully convenient It would
hot and cold running water
sleep
toilet
ould elford you
tried ever stop}
amber.
it‘ll”!
‘ I at door
2 dressing c
_ , rite presence vi
‘ ‘i’ltlfileirt degree or
' gladly quote
to strictly
honest end reliable.
Comfort.
ISING CHAM-
you prices. our
competent rue
. tRACE R. NASH,
an MAIN ANh wear on.
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
‘ .
Service "and Cuisine Up to Date.
a?
Rate: $2 per day and upwards.
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m
Tel. 08!.
45 Well 81.. Nemik.
and Insurance.
growth of the town.
shamans...
Stock and General Information 'l‘iciior
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
r
in... E. n... is...
REAL ‘ESTATE
We have several: decide; bargains
lh Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the mild
Joli;
rior thi
ow Have
that Make ti Otter.
CONN.
.m...-_..._....._ p ..
the Agency
ope-Hal ford
ine Cars oi
0d a co;
i m we w. all mean.
Funeral [theater
and lmbelmer.
19 North Meln 8h. South' Norwal
Residence, 6 Washington ‘St.
Telephone at hduee, 693.
Telephone It cities. 330-2.
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mi dietitians;
hill“
l Only '
‘ c. 0.11“qu .
liens-rd turn
{ day and night.
'onnuno
AKER.
P riot-e iil’conneutiun.
Tel. 904.
J'l'li NOBWALK
unless done by ps.
'43 nAvuono’s‘r.
’Pl-IONE. 450 on POST.AL.
iiiil lill’iiliilll
Is not modem or scientific . ‘
Monarch Repair Shep
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w firmware
g; The 91M?
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinnere heritage,
C to 8 p. rn.
Sunday Dinner. Ii emulator.
1.
Bollcltld.
SHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor. ‘
. Telephone 999.
.Dlnner Pertlee and fie‘r‘rguetfi.
. [08 6006!.
. ‘ ‘ ‘ a ‘ m» > ‘ ‘ ’
veerunusv'einleuue.
m
mute Lugue. I
At Sprinxfl'eld—qutcrhury 4; Spring.
3
‘ Mr
M Moriden-Merldon t: Helsinki; ‘4-
At New ilavoiiw—Bridgoport 4; New,
Haven 2.
i t ilurtlorii~llnrtford 5; New Iirltv
..ii 4 (IO Innings). ‘ .5
American League.
Al. l’liilodclpiiiant. Louis 3. Phila-
delphia I.
At Washingtliir-Wnahirrglen-Chica-
no. rain. 4‘ f ' ‘
At Motonwtllevolnnd 4, Boston :I.
At No‘ YorkwNew York-Iletroit.
rain.
——--—-n ”It
National League.
At Plttflbiirxwllrmhlyn 2, l’lttuhur‘g
1.
At Chicago-«Chicago 5, [lesion 3.
At Cincinnati»Cincinnati'3. l’hiln-
dolphin 0.
At St. lfllllti~SL
Louis 1,‘ New
York 0. O
-—ltclrl Itch! “chi—Scratch! Beret-
chi Scratch! The more you scratch
the Worse tho Itch. 'l’ry Dean‘s (lini-
meut. It came plloa, oceanic. any
skin Itching. All druggiet soil It.
Wm-..—
. INSPECTION OF MEAT.
WASi'llNil'i‘UN, May 2L~Au impor-
tant court-roam lioiwwu ofllcluiu of
tho lhiparrmout of Agriculture and
moot Iliupcotoru from all pariu of tho.
liriliod Stilton will he hold at Chicago
bifflllllllllg May 25 and will ooutluuo
for nevorul dayu. The primary ohiorl
will he to iii-cure. If [)(ltiI-Illlll'. u. more
uniform otil'or'tnuuont of rho now rogu-
ialioiis govorning Innpocliori of meat
under the law. (lillcials or the lit--
partiiionl. of Auriculluru export con»
uldoruhlo heucili will ho derived from
tho coriioronoori.
”.4...
A CALIFORNIAN’S LUCK.
"Tho lliokioal (lily of my lilo was
when l houghtn box of Iiucltleri'ii Ar~
nirn Salvo," writou Chariots ll. ihidalin.
of Tracy; California. "'l'wu 25c hoxea
oiirod mo of an annoying cow oi‘ Itrli<
lug pilon. which had trmihloil me for
yoga and that yielded to no othor
treatment." Sold under guarantee at
F. ii. llnxtor'e drug store. "
CRUISER YANKEE GOING
COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON. May 2i.-'l‘ho aux-
Illnry cruiser ‘I‘u’nkoo In to he uriod an
a “parent alilp' for tho torpedo hour
dosiroyoruon ll‘lo Atlantic count. Biro
In to ho‘piaol-d In commission at tho
lint-iron Navy Yard on Juno it».
lriulat upon lh,»\ViIl‘n Witch Hazel
Salvo. It In oapocially good for pilou.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The liridgo Pharmacy. "
iNTO
m»- m...—
BHIPPED GAME BIRDS OUT OF
STATE.
NEW LUNIKIN, May 20.“.l, Ilyron
.N‘iholdrm. of \‘uluutowu, pirndod utility
in tho superior court today In hating
Illegally shipped garlic hirdii out oi the
attire, and was lined stop.
a SEASONABLE g
SPRING
Goons
Garden Tools, Barrows. Piows,
Harrows, Cultivators. Paints and
Oils. Fishing Tackle. Boat and
Launch Supplies. '
Call and get New Catalogue
of Launch Fittings.
Challes sinow,
HARDWARE.
112, WASHINQTON 8?REET.
Phone “I.
Iliali Papers:
We Have Designs ml
Your Walls
That pleased you on: since we put
thorn on. W more rooms to be pe-
pererir ' ' ‘
Crockery. Glmwero. Housemrnleh-
Japanese China In Cape. asuoerI.
Protozoa; ‘ . ‘
Painter-3' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, 81.26 per
non. ‘ ' .
I
l
3‘ (Mutton-u. court.
5 Solid Poster for Booklet ‘un Patents.
‘ White Curtein Poles. with fixtures.
T Window anode: uui Picture Framer
tirade to order. _
Palatine and Decorating. .
._w‘. give the a. 4 it. Green Trad-
‘htg Clamps. All; teeth .9 .
L ii- DEIEKER.
.7 Washington Btrh‘t.
(Continued infirm rue "
A petition signed by a number of
the voters of the North Cantor (llil'
trlot was road, suggesting the name
of Percy Gloriilonlng to fill the posi-
lion .0! clerk, which was vaicatod by
lildwnrd 8. Uiulerhiii. Mr. ti oiidoninx
was appointed to the position by a'
unanimous vote. .
Statements were received from all
the tire chiefs oi lilo various diatrictu
in regard to the condition of the
school buildings in their districts. all
of which wot-o very uritluluclory ro-
portu. In every Iiintunco things warn
as nearly coi‘roct as pontilhlc arid ouch
ouao uuirio aliinll liiatlorti were said
IlU linvo. heon ordori-d i-Iuhlrid at once.
After a rllacuuulouon those iiiattoru
It was proved and“ uncouth-d that the
reports he accepted and unit-rod plac
ed on lilo. a ‘
It won thori nuggoutod that the din:
' irict cornliiilloeu ho Iiilormod oi tho
uiiggontloiia made by tho lli'l‘ ohloi‘a
u tlioy tiilrlht have an opportunity to
a& upon lliorii. It won lll’t Willi Soc-
rolui‘y Barlalri to portoriii this duty.
Ilr. (loot'go S. Kendall look thr-
Iloor and eluted that tho connections
of cliangon which had hoon made by
tho variouu cliiofa in regards to hav»
ing riioro Ili'o i-noapon, liro pulls, ox»
tingulahol‘u and iiinrir olhor things,
would roquiro n grout manual of coir
alduralion on the mailer. ill. was of
tho opinion that on Intelligent inroa-
ligation airould .ho made and lllt‘ll llt'i
rim'oi‘rlirigly. llo Iii-might out tho tool
that while It won anon-mind by one
l‘Iro chiol that thirtiro drill ho pruc
rim-d out-o oar-h thu‘lt, that in othor
towns It won only dour- oiioi- ouch
'iiioulh and which ho r-unahloroil often
enough. ' M
Mr. Keith ulniod that tho district
coriirnitir-ou riiri iiio nohnola and that
ihr- imni‘d rcalli‘ had vr-ry little to our
on llitl innitor In iriiiuallou.
llr. Koridall their pain his views
on tho question of the guru: in ratio of
tire In the School hiiildluuu. Ilo utnlod
that In most or llli' building‘s thlI goal:
a rope running up to the gong. lio
Iii‘ourehl oul whirl ho ('l'lilrilllt’l‘r‘tl a vor')
uorioiiu condition or ullairu. Iio until
that many lliuoa It lllt'H‘ Wz‘lri any ltro
III a l-lt'htlulnll r‘lllllv from moruhoiilini—i
of tho holler-u In tho collar. Ilo said
that-l! lrouhlo of this kind should no-
our and tho janitor nlltllllil discolor
illo Ilro. ho would thou how to allow
lho Ilro to burn whllo he wont. up
tho ulalra to aoriud tho ulariu IIIHIIII.
and lip said that thin lmilhlo could
and should he romodh d lay monitor.
the ropo all tho way into tho collar.
'I‘lroro was no action tattoo on thin
matter. It iiioroly helm: a nriggoalioii.
Secretary Surlaiir r-‘mi the applied
liona ol' the birth school inaction for
l‘t‘vl‘llgilgvltliilil for ‘lllt' coming your.
With rory I'ow oxooprinuu tho tortr‘liv
In their salaries. William (“J l’vrrr
Iii hiu application also mun-stud to ho
appointed \‘lt‘r'iirllicliiul of ihe hiuh
school, which ho thought would ho
hooded.
Aftt'i' roadlnr: illi- applications, Soc
rotary“ Sarinih fluid iltlil they Wcrv
uhuui tho r‘lvnlwni and twat irppvnrlnn
not of appih-uitt‘iuu iiial he“ had over
' had the plunderi- our-ending.
Ilr. Kendall apoku in regard in ruins
to KIWt'l‘Il the hoard, lie utarod that
thoro were two or llrroo Illitllt'l‘ti which
worn not yet completed, and allouid
mi- ootiuidr‘t‘od.
A motion was undo uiidcnrrlod that
tho touclioru' applioittlonn ho lurid lull
tho tuhio and he omrahlorotl in an ex-
Pt‘illh't‘ SPBSIUII.
A motion was aim carried that tho
suggestion»: of tun Kendall ho also
laid on the told.~ until the next moot.
inn. . ,-
Mr. Surloiti spoilt» in would to pro»
ruanidiip, nmi Slitlt‘d that tho commits
too which lilill im-u nppolillt'il to look
Into tho runtior land not hold any for
trial rimming-dun had normal talks
on tho uiilrioor 'i‘lio ooruriililoo coir
oiala or Harry fliiior. Iir. Cluiio and
(it“UI‘izr‘ l-l. Stirlalu.
Mr. Sarialii nilliz‘tl that the (‘omlllliv
too had visited several solitude and
had studied up tho various syciomu ot‘
iii-riiiianaliip. and said iir Mr. 'l‘houip»
son's schools. ilu- Fitch school. ho
had otudlod ai-wral classes. and had
hoon Invitotl Ir) address tho louchorti
on tho ultoruoou ni' Juno 2. and also
extended lho lli\lltlll(lll to any or the
board who Wi‘l't‘ aide to attend. ’
Mr. Keith sugnvsrod that the corn-
inllloo hold a formal riioolins‘ on the
subject. .
Dr. Guinharl was prosont at the
molding and he wanted to know about
the graduation or the high school
scholars. He said the host limo for
him. and ho thought for every one.
was on the Friday before closing. ’l‘iio
schools clone .luav ill. and the Friday
previous would in- June 12. The clam
on would be i'viidi‘ hy that time and
would make it Wi‘ll for all. This was
Invoinhly cousidrrod. Dr. (lurahart
then uuliod about u npoukcr for tho
occasion. and wanted to he sure of
getting one for that (into bolero they
decided to have lilo exercises. .
liu said that there were twenty-
threo pupils to graduate. seventeen of
which were from South Norwalk and
six from Norwnilr. There has no for
been neither a speaker or a place do
clued upon, but Mnlieitii stated that
the hill!h aehool coiuiiiitlco was to look
after that part of It. Ito-further said
that h large number or people were
In favor of grooming Congressman Hill
to speak at the time, It It was pos
sible to got him.
Mr. Rider utittcd that Mr. Hill would
hare been glad to have spoken last
year if ho had known a ittle sooner.
before he was engaged or the oven,
ing. it was dociildll to make the re
quest to Mr. Hill immediately, helorr
he had other engagements.
Dr. Gunibort thou'hrought up tht
subject of the carol-town pupils“ex
animations for entrance totlie higl
school. Quite a long discuuslon tot
lowed on the nutrient. Dr. Gunihnri
stated that he had talked the matter
over with the principals of the sohooh
tit Georgetown and Ridgei'lold. whtol
were the largest schools which wart
likely to send soholersito orwalk
He had considered the plan an ioh was
adopted by tho Stamford high school
Tel. con. pull, honours
It sends the exaurintttloa pare to the
school in New Canaan lg: saute do!
wan oporutod from tho ilrat iloor hyi
om onrriouily roquoiitd iiii liicri-aao ‘5”
' tion for the schools. . ,
he ' .. ,
to make: t the papers. ueud them to
the Genre town school. for the pupils
of hit the surrounding achoola to go
there. and take the oxuruiunllouu the
some day and they were taken at
tho Concord school.
The plan was thought to he a very
leuulhlo one hy lllt‘ hoard. The ex-
aminations are to ho given .liriio ti and
9. and ii‘ the plan Is ailopioil rho. VIII"
Iona examinations Wtillltl Iu- girl-n ho
scum hour, amigill urraiigorriouiu at
proclaoly the ninth“ iliiio. ~
llr. (lainhari paid llo did not how
tho Illlllt‘l'I-I oiiuiri out as yet, hut ho
had prepared many of tho HIIllJttLIlI-i and
could Intro llit'lll ready in about two
dityu.
A motion Will-Ir‘ilittll mado that. tho
plan for lilo i‘XllllllliiIllull ot‘ oiitiiido
piipllu ho adopted. Mr. llooru said he
lhoriglil it would ltt' a point thing for
Ur. (lllliiliai'l. lo loavo ii (copy oi’ lhr
papers wilh‘tlocrolary Sartalri when
ihoy woi‘i- i'orilploti ii. Mr. (llllllllill'l
utuiod that ho thultl ho glad to do
ihlu. Itllll. in fact, oiipor-lod to do no.
rllr. (luruhari Hitlll llli‘l‘i‘ Woro ruuri)‘
now hooku Ill‘r‘dt-ll for the now high
school. and ii t-oiuruorcirll li‘ili'llt‘l‘ who
talked or. Morioy wan allowed for thr-
uuiary or“ thin teacher. and Dr. (lulu
hurt brought out strongly tho liocoi;
ally of a lonelier for tho huulrn-aa
iiiolliodz-L llo uuld tho tr-iiclior trill-:lll
Io lw a mail. if poauihlo. anti ho gait
noroi'ul i‘r-uuorin for lhln. llr. (liriullui'i
said lllHtliliIll wan to oiIi'i' Maritime-ping:
to tho nopliomnri- clone and coiiiruvr
oial arithmetic. and oilii-r lllliillll'i-ii'i
utudioa to tho soulor oiuua.
Ilr, Koruluil atoll-ll that tho hoard
had riovor adoplod tho ooriilnvr‘olui
curiruo, hut oilivr liltilllllt'l‘h‘ of tho
lmnrd quickly said that II had Irwin
adnplod. In: Kondull thou said that
tho hoard liud iiot‘vr r'hltlllllillit'tl n
coiirriioi'oiiil ('Olll'til‘, which won a very
important thing. '
.,’l‘hi- Iuoi was brought out that Siam
l‘ord high ill'lilml had Hlilli out the nut-
uldi- pupils. owiuu to tho liilll'llwr to»
lug so largo Illt' iwhool was unable to
alloiid to thrill all. ()uishiu pupils
hrouuhi good, clean morn-y Into tin:
town. It \t‘iin tiilllt'll that Norwalk was
to char-av $7.0 ii your for tho pupils.
which was thought In ho enough, at
ilioiigh Stamford and other plilr'vu
ciuirni- Sit) and own more.
Ilr.‘ lx’vrninli cloud that ho was In
Mount Vor‘iion roomrlly, and tho) had
a lion ooiiiriioi'clal (“Ulll‘F-r‘ ill the high
schools there. and ln- sold he did no!
Itin‘iiv oi“ one where they did not how
one.
Dr. (iiiiuhnrl stated that ho hint
roughly outlluod tho hours for study
porlodu. «to. to tho lent-hora and on
plla of Illt‘ urilltxrib and ”they new
all well pIoasi-d with It.
Mr. Surlalu said that ho had reoon
od tour or Ilvo draw applications for
tho iarillorahip at. the new high ur‘hod.
and it won \(Jlt‘ll that tho origagoinoul
pi’ 'a janitor for tho building lio roll-r
rod to tho high school ooruiulilr-i- with
'ivoi’. ,
lJr. h'vuduii introduced a rule ro
gilltllllt; iiio drone of tho poplin at lilo
diminution. Iio pixuunsod that tho
drown: ho plain, and that inrslilioly
iiu liowoi‘iz (ll‘ oilir-r tokoiia ho to
:l‘olrvil at tho ”exercises, A longthy
‘diuruuuion tolloiwd on lliis.uuhloct,
and It was said that many poplin lori
{school and did hot iako port In tho
ioorumoiiccnuorit error-clues because at
illio grout expu’ no of tho costuiuoe and
other things w rich some or the pupils
uoullltrd to think wan riooouainrr.
i It was dociiiod that no action could
:lw taken. as to just the slylo oi dross
.iio ho worn. ”I It won \‘litrtl that a
guioderalo drotiu he adopted.
i Mr. Perry; "mild a request that “V
Eho allowoduo go to the Franklin
inchool itflor lilo hours at the high
:aohool and act as principal tor the
rl't‘llllllllillll” of tho term. The hoard had
too ohJociion, and wore iliauhiui to Mr,
il‘m‘ry for hie thoiigltitolrious.
The meeting their wont Iiito excru-
liro uosalon.
llurinu the executive session the re
nppoliiliuoht of all the prosvut high
school teachers was made. Those
are Principal E. II. tiaruirart. Miss
:(‘vhnrlotlo Lamont. Miss ICIonrior Yuioa.
Mrs. Susan ll. Wolch. Misti lsahol” M.
Waihrldgo. Miss M. Louise Smith.
Miss Florence Chancellor, Miss LII-
liau M. Smith and William C. Perry.
No assistant principal was appointed.
and no Incrouse or salaries was voted
on account of the mines! of the hoard
of outiuiuto and taxation to make the
nccosanry lucrouao In tho approprld
i
.
Kodol completely digests all classes
of food. It will not right at the Iron-
ble and do the very wot-It itsclt for the
stomach. it Is pleasant to lake. Sold
try The Clittord Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. ”
w. c. WHITNEY’S M'ornznyoer.
w
Was Born In some", Cart, 98 Years
Ago.
BOSTON, ditday 21.-—liirs. Lauriuda
Collins Whitney, mother or llctlt‘y M.
Whitney, of Boston. and or the late
William C. Whitney. or New York. [or-
iuor secretary of the navy, died at her
home in Brooklino, yesterday, after a
iomllhloss. She was born in Seniors,
Conn, in 1810.
O‘DTOI‘IA-
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a! ,
YALE CREW LEAVES NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN. May 2I.—-The Yule
crew which Is to represent the unlver~
sity In the r alto on the Schulkill
river. Snturdn . leaves Into'todny tor
Philadelphia» The men will stopover
night at New, York. continuing the
journey the next morning. The crew
will row in the following order‘:
Stroke. B. F, E. Wallace;. No. 7,
Douglas Miller; 6. F: A. Godley: 6.
W. E. Dunlllo‘,’ 4_ F. 0. Hunt; 8.11. A.
Wodell; a. L. B. Robhlne‘; how, J. W.
Townsend. Jr.: 8. Road, coxswuinr
Coach Kennedy and Capt. Ide, of the
university crew, neocrnmmy the lnen.
Mr. John thn. of Vining, In, says:‘
‘I have been s‘elllu DoWitt‘s Kidney
and Bladder Pills or nbmrt ‘n ‘ year
Ind they give better satisfaction than
my pill I ever sold." Sold by The Chi»
lord Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
u
a
i
r .
merry. “
The
The D.
m
Suneohosnate of Line. Potato .Fértilizer.
ir
R
I
sentinel. "WANT “nus; PAY.
Mir , cements. .
D. M. Read col
“051th 1837..
l‘ Bridgeport airmen...
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Flags and Pennants
of all kinds.
We wish everybody to know that we have a goodly
stock ill all Mil'lh ill ‘
Yacht Ensigns. Pennants and Burgoes. .
Bridgeport and Park City Yacht Club Signals always
in stock. .
General and Private Yacht Signals can he llll‘lilhllt'll.
United States Flags in silk, all wool hunting. and inst .
mlrgrl cotton. :1” r'wlirircil silos.
outing in lllt‘ (lilll‘l't‘ill colors liyLlic yard.
l’i’lt'cta‘ lllc liiwi‘si.
A Special in Summer Hosiery.
Black light weight Cotton Hose. a liucfiisrili quality
\\‘ltl‘lll rcgului'ly 38c, in sinus 8 It) It).
25 dis.
Black Silk Lisle Hose, hllt‘i‘l‘ and very lustrous. with
:in (Ililil'ili'llllt‘t' iii‘liiil’i' silk, u'iirili I‘cglilill‘ly 50c. sivcs it
I I, 38 dis.
or, i
Uri sale today.
‘ Corset Cover Patterns
and Special Embroideries for Covers.
'l'u’ii lots of l’ulloi‘n Corset t‘ui'crs. dainty things in
boxes. liuro had their prim-s Iillt‘l't‘il. They are :ill iiiurlc
except finishing tho from llt‘lll null piiiliugmi the waistband.
\ii'rro $r..25 and $150. now Snoo and $1.25.
Corset Cover Embroideries oi llllt' t'lii‘illll'lt' and train-
slink. 39. 45.30, (:5, 75. and up in my a yard.
.-\“i the liniliroiilcry Suction.
ii ‘ ——--—-——————- a .
Hair Puffs. \Vl' lIJIVr‘ it St't‘r‘illll llll ill ‘lllCSt‘ l’lll‘l'n~ that
Were iii Sllt'll dcuiarid a low days ago. Six in a set. 50c.
L'cutcr Counter.
Bargains in Tablecloths and Napkins :ii the Lint-u Sec-
iuui. Slightly wilt-ll g‘t'ltillh at iiiui‘imil reductions.
e
/
\\'liilc lIuIIloll lilnll Nuts, worth $1.00,
M. Read 1C3
M
Lace Curtains.
at 80c.
‘-
, LADIES’
Underskrrts !
While ihoso Garments are sold twelve months In a your. Spring
gives the largout solo. ,
We have made a favorable purchase and will give our customers
the advantage or it. '
We Note Some of the Values:
LADIES‘ SKIRTS, If: inch raille. ii tucks. lace, Insertion, at: ...... 50c
Good Valuo at Bile.
LADIES‘ SKIRTS, 10 Inch rui’ilo. ll tucks. 3 limit lace edge, at .. . 50c
,_ Good Value at The.
LADIES’ SKIRTS. 10 Inch radio! 2 clusters ludks, 3 inch torchon
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Good Value 890. ‘
LADIES’ SKIRTS, H inch radio. 2 rows insertion and lace edge . 75¢:
flood Valiio $1.00.
EXCELLENT VALU ES FROM $1.00 TO $5.00.
PINK AND BLUE LAWN sKiltTS 12 Inch radio, with tucks
Good Value at 31.50.
65¢
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We invite your attention to our full line of Muslin tinder:
wear. consisting of Gowns, Skirts, Drawers.
Corset Covers, Etc.
~ A. Dickerman & Son,
84 Washington St. South NOIWalk-
Telephone 446.
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Complete Fertiliter,‘ Ground Bone,
told Plaster. Air-Stacked Lime. Unleaclied and, Nitrate oi Soda.
MWtOI lliOl‘lsllr Mares '; Fertrhzef $.er Yard
are. Rive Thousand Been Bola. Plowing.
Honoring; Gardening. Gradins- .
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