, ' i
1 1 Loan at Security Co.
bids. Winsome st.
31M“ 7 p to. 11.11.11... and
”Saturn! until 8:80.
WWL.~_-
“TMahaokem .
' .1. It. CONNOR, u... .‘
. 'Alro‘s‘ud Cuisine .111) to Date.
,illi,82_plridsy and upwards.
‘ mill—ii; 75 Cents.
, Tab at.
‘ ifWWIt: we can make
'Itih’t-‘i
prompt connections.
H0801 brings repre-
ve.
f ecticut
'3 Company.
Youwanr A PARTICULAR
‘1 KIND AND 3125 or
F0611 Door
AND
indow Screen?
WE HAVE IT.
Mime about 1110 doors of various
hiylea and sizes and about 400 Win-
now Screens. so you will lm pretty
' sure to find what you want hero.
woulso have u. largo assortment 01
P013011 SCREENS. LAWN swmos.
1 90th accuses. HAMMOCKS, RE
‘ rtliosnAToss, 101-: cHEsTB, 1m.
” " F A. Mitchell
(in. wALI. AND HIGH erase-rs.
i: ' NORWALK. CONN.
12103112111
, i-Naulel
A M miss the opportuuliy to lonlu
secure a new hard wood floor
’i‘Any old floor. oil cloth or
pile to look like new hard
1: tile Permanent Ownership
j York Rent Estat‘ep .
.'. ‘76 Guaranteed
‘ interest,
[11" I'V
‘ pa his 111 011111 111111 813th
aw 01k . ity value‘ in .
”Faith" of ilvé to one.” I
wil bring you our literature.
interview. -
IL
r“... ' ToszENp's
r11. Rind Tim Its“ Writ Bought. and which has been
in use tor over 30 years. has borne the structure of
‘ and lots been made under his por-
sonnl supervision since its infancy.
s Ailow no one todocolvo you In this.
All (lountert‘olts, Imitatious and “JIIIIt-ns-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
lutluits and Uhildron—-EXpot-lortoo 11311111111 Experiment.
What Is CASTORIA
Castorin is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Poro-
gorlc. Drum and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contnlnd neithor' Opium. Morphiilo not other Narcotic
substance. [to mods its guarantee. It destroys Worms
anil’ alloys li‘ovorishuoss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It rollovol Toothan Troubles, cures Constipation
anti Fhltttldltoy. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
sorrow-h 111111 Bowola. giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea-43110 Mother's Friend.
osuurns CASTORIA ALWAYS .
/ Bears the Signature of
The Kill You Have Always Bought
in Use For Over 30 Years.
m ”A“ suns-u. W I'm! W". HIV ”RR our.
0.. «.4 i
1
1
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SUNDRY CIVIL BILL PASSED.
WASHINGTON. May 27.~'i‘lto cou~
foroos of tho tomato and tho iiouso
hilvo agreed on tho sundry civil bill.
and it now awaits only the signature
0! tho president to become 11 law. This
bill contains tho following Ilotns tor
(‘ounoctit‘ut: Continuing work in bar-
bor oi Bridgeport, 810.0011; continuing
the Now Havou broulthtr-r, "50.000,
and for altertnolnn and repairs to tho
Now iiuvou puhllc'huildltm, 360.000.
the lust itom having boon added gby
tho anuutv. .
School “b...
Union’ School District.
Tho taxpayers of the South Norwalit-
Union School District 11111 hereby 110th
lied that tho district, tax of two mills
011 the dollar. laid on the town nest-u
mrut list of 1907. at a meeting of the
district hold on tho lltlI day of June.
1907. at tho Franklin school. will he
duo anti payable on tho that tiny at
May, 1908, at which time i shall be
roudy to receive sumo ut Stilleou-l’ow
oil's drug: store, ‘2 Washington stroot
Ponniti at tho ruin of 9 por cool. a
it'll!“ will be charm-d on and alter .lum
There's a world of difference be-
twocn attention to details and nborp-
tion in trltics.
ABIGAIL:
tour moilicr mod (loitl Modal Flour
You can't tiud boiler. Don't try. MAuruA.
YOUR
éHIii iiiPIlilliii}
Is not modem or scientific
unless done. by us.
Monarch Repair Shop
43 RAYMOND 8T.
'PHONE 456 OR POSTAL.
THE NEW
0 ‘ ' s
Hotel Victortn.
ONE MINUTE FROM. DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms especial nature. 001
and Electric Light. throughouL Ev
cry room hosted.
RATES REASONABLE.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor. 1908. 8 to ii
Tsiephons 092.
Horace F. Dana 81 Sea
45 W!" 81.. Nonfil‘lk.
REAL ESTATE
and Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
In income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
.WHW .—
CityNattoualBauk
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
-TRAN§ACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL. ‘
$100,000.00.
NOTICE
CITY TAXES.
'l‘lIo taxpnyorn of tho City or South
Norwalk are horoby noiiilotl that the
city tax of seven and one-halt (7%)
mills on tho dollar, laid on tho Morass
moat list. of 1907. by the Board at
i-Jstlmnto and Taxation. and the street
sprinkling assessment... "laid by the
Council oi said city. will be due and
pnynbio 011 the tirnt day of May. 1905
at which time I will r civo the saint
at. my oilloe. Room 5.~Uultetl Dunl-
iiuiiding, ll? Washington street. Soutl
Norwuik. Penalty at the rate 01 ulrn
iii) por cont. :1. your from May 1. 1908
will ho charged on all bills remain
lug unpaid after Juno 1. 1908.
WlLlJAM S. WILCOX.
Collcctor of 'l‘uxou oi the City oi
South Norwnlk.
South Norwalk. April 30 1908.“)!
l
w 1-... .‘.
$173,590.00-
——
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Prel.‘
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vich’rcs.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, and Vice-
Prss. . , '
WILFRED BODWELL, Osshlsr. . 1-.
~_—-
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour . '\ _ I
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman wn
Josiah R.Msrvin J. Wallace Marvin ' d; 1‘
Christian Bwsrtz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
Mowers
are the very highest grade BALL
BEARING which reduces. thertrlotlon.
and makes it poasiblo to use a wider
machine with loss oitort; can be ad-
.iuatod very easily and quickly.
Charles ."Dpw,
HARDWARE
.1“ WASHINGTON OTNIET-
1847 1907
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
For m sunse-
91713833811. nooruiio.
ass in“. ”tiling. Oss Pirxturss
in" filling. .1
Have you seen our got?
‘ time or her inthor's arrest
Finely stocked Cats in connection. 1,903 DENIED WHITE' 5 APPLICATION.
A tut line of imported Ales includ n A. TOLLES. —---—
Ins the famous Bm's. Burton'- ln' Colirctor of Tom 1111- South Norwailt Judge Robinson Refused to Admit
Duo 8'. (1'1! Stoul. “WI" 011 drlulbi Union School District. \ Newtown Man to citizenship.
Anhottscr Busch Bear on Draught Dated M 80"!“ Norwalk, “3‘ 28 Michael .1. Whito, who has held vur-
.. had never tultcn out his second papers
. . Attorney W. H Win. or BOIIOD.
. “ii" 852311 than new to M
can ‘ us stitctois
‘ E'X-Trcdsuré‘r‘o‘l ilowiown, tin--
‘ der‘ ihdlclmellt ior'Eiiiliézzlt-i
martini Trust Funds, itanp'si
lilmsolt
Nch'l‘OWN. Muy SIT—Charles il.|
NoI-ilu',op former town trouumot who
has boon under indictment for ombt-z .
zlouitutt of tho town tundn, took 11inI
own lite yesterday by hanging. lilo
body was iound by hi. y9ung soul
shortly after 8 o'clock sIn-I inndcd from
tho bnnietor of tho 11711-1111 floor of 111111
homo.
'l‘bo t‘ntnlly wa‘ moving from tho old
homo to Ii. new house and Mr. NoItlI
rop wan alone in the old rosidmniow
When his son roiurnod from school in
tho afternoon he Wont upstairs and
thoro now the body of his father. A5
tromwr strap bnd boon nttnc bed to tho
buulstcr and around Northrop' s neck.
The badly frightened boy run into
tho ntroot, screaming at the top of his:
\olI-o. 'l‘hlI-I attractod the attention of
'.i.‘ Nottiotou. of tho Nowlown Bur
innit bank. and the Rev. James ll.
George. on lilpiscopnl clergyman, who
lmntonod to tho houso. Mrs, Northrop
11nd oihoy momboru of tho. iumliy Wt‘rl'
uoiiIlI-tl, as was Motlioni lilxninlnor W.
ii. Kiorunu. 'l‘ho body won out down
and It was found lIuIt lilo bud Ilt‘f'll
oxtluci for half an hour.
Mr. Northrop won "49 yours old and
had boon I1 rouidont this town
throughout his lii'_o. o was 11 motubor
of n wall-known family. his futhor I1uv~
i111: acrvod In the stain nonuto 11nd III'III
otbol‘ political luminous. Northrop was
a graduate of the Yale Law School in
tho clam-1 of 1880. Ho practiced law for
some limo, and thou was rims-ion not-1o
inry 11nd ironauror of tin- Newto '11
Savings Intuit. iii-lug intort-siod in po
tlcn and a lituuor-rni. 11o iwutuo uiiilint-
od iii the sumo political intoronts as
Ibouo of 811110 Souutor M. .i. liouiihnu.
iic aorvod on n Iuonibor of tho board
of education, thou mt sI-Irctmuu. and
was later olectrd town trottmiror.‘
which position ho bold ior oiubt years.
it was Ibo invootiuntlou into tho tttlll-
duct of tho ailulru as town treasurer
that It'd to his art-oat on charm-a ot
t-Inlmzslomoui. Iio was also It member
of the lust constitutional rouvontlon.
ills trial was to how coma up at
the pronout iit'fii’iltlli of Ihowrlminai
unporlor court In Bridgeport.
Ho In 1111thva by Mil iulhor. C. l‘.
Northrop; a brother. John .1. Northrop.
who is it. member of tho rent or I-tiu-
cation; a sister. Mina $111111 North
mp; also by. his widow all one son,
ion you‘re oltl. amt thrllflhlfl‘. wh
wnn a student at Smith lulu-toe at th
'I'ht‘ amount of Nuriliiop'n Hlli‘flt‘ti
ombouII-Iuout from the town of Now-
town was H.000.
lT REACHED TH! SPOT.
Mr. H. ilunhihroy. who owns a 11mm
gonomi atoro n1 (intern 0.. and is
president of the. Adam! (‘ouniy 'l‘olo-
phone Co, as well as or the 1101111-
Telephone (‘11 of Pike County 0..
says of Dr. King's New Discovery:
"l1 saved my Iito now. At least I
think It did. it. uootncd to reach the
spot—«ho very soot o! my couch—-
when everything else lnilod." Dr.
King's New Disoovvry nbt only reach-
as tho mush spot; it heals tho soro.
spots and tho wouk spots in throat.
lungs and r‘hcat Sold yndor guaran
too at F H linxior's Iii-tut store bile
and $1.00. Trial bottles tree. “
-y __. ._.. w...“
ioua public odious in Newtown and has
votod thorn for H yours. but] his up~
piicnilon for t‘llllt'ilailip tit-riled by
Judge Robinson in the. superior court
yesterday afternoon. During the hour-
In: sumo. uldelights were shown on the
unique method: which prevailed in
Nowtovrn public others. A big crowd
of bowhlakt-rod cltisons from Sandy
Hook and other i‘ciilillltl nour Nowtown,
tilled the court room and kicked and
or pleased according to their personal
viows on the subject.
When White put in his application
for citizenship a it'itttmsliuilce was ill-
or] against him by a number 01‘ New-
town residents h is the first limo.
in the history or this country that n
lemonstrsnco has been tlicd against
11 proa’eotlvo 0111111111 11111311 Robinson
said be won untieded‘hut White had
been leading a respectable life. but he
could not overlook the fact that the
man had been voting tor it years when
he never took out his second cltlscnv
ship papers.
. White testified that ho was 37 years
011 and conic to this country from
ire and m 1888 He toolt out his declar-
ation tor cliisonship in 1892 while he
was employ ed In a tummy in Bruntord.
He voted first In 1894. What purport-
ed to be a copy or Whitc' 11 application
to he made 11 Enter was shown. This
was. dated 189 but was marked ap-
proved b ich'acl J, Honiihnn, resin
11-111~ at v are. 111 1894 The applicant
1111 0113b he had voted it your» and
he] the Mitre 01‘ indexer at land rec!
ores and Assistant rogistriir of voters.
representing the bure‘ of naturalisti-
tlon appeared for the nited States.
He called Michael J Bradley a former
registrar 01‘ Newtown. Bradley testi-
lied that he had advised White when
the latter was making 11111 to iro-
$111.10 "the out his recon raver!
its denied having any such talk
all declared Bradley into hard trol-
1111111 against him because he had vot-
8d Wrist Bradley .
b-A'De 81gb?!“ civilians“ were cal|lcd
res in, representu
White, to prove theiir client's zoos
character.An10ng those who sat!
White Was a fine fellow Wm We
8 Bradley. Julia 11. into
him L foul and it.
There were a number (if
strania “against hltu' renal
but .7641 gaRObJu on dents;
0811!)th out hearth: 11111111.
37:11 .1:
’Temdii-
to testify
out tintin-
ALame Event Momma.
I here several relatives and
NI' (rt
1 an»
A Bad lack Is Alwtys Worse In iii.
Morning-800ti1 Norwslk People
Are Finding Relief.
A back that acht-s all day and causes
diacomiott 111 night In usually worse in
lilo nltil‘liliifl. Mllkt‘h you tool on if you
hadn't slopt oi oil. 0
Can't euro 11 but] back until you onto
tho Itltlnt-yn. Iiouu'n Kidney l’llln curt-
airlt kidneys-111. kt‘ you fool bettrl.
work lit-1111' 1-011 1n- --tto1 11nd sloop bt-t-
It‘l‘.
l’orniunt 111 0111011 in South Norwulk
ptovo tht- Int-I'll oi ihmu' 11
Elizabeth A. Mitt-boil, of 133 South
Main 1-11.. South Norwulk, (301111.. nuyu:
i think 1101111‘ 11 Kidut'y Pills n spit 11
did remedy 11nd hour-111,1 give them 1111
ontlorm-nreut. i uniform! from lumo
noes across my Mum ya and ioiun for
Over titroo yI-nrs. particularly so. it' i
brought too lllllt'll sitttln Ull’iho mus-
clue of my buck. Wlillo ilIouo ul-
tI-uks lasted. l was weighed down with
III prostiltm. could not as; it good
ulItltt' a rest and uwoko mornings tool—
tm: ntlfl und lnmo. Along with thoso
symptoms thort- won a disagreeable
11nd 111111011111; klIlnvy wenItIIoH-L lit-ur-
11111 that "(Ian‘s Klduoy Pills Wt-ro a
sure cure for such complaints. 1 bout
to l'luisiI-Ii'n lirux Slow and proourod
nmuo. 'l‘Iwy morbidly I‘I‘iit’VI'lI tho
Itiiiivtwnn in my loiua 11nd corn-rind
tho itidut-y woukuosn. At. limos ii‘ 1
Intro cold. ot"mycr-oxort mysolt tboro
will ho a slight n-turu of tho trouble.
but 11 NW dost-u of Dunn's Kltlnoy l'iilr.
tnlton on nut-h oot‘uniouu nlwnyn onto
tho utiuclt. My tluuttbior has also
uacd them 1111.1 spooks as highly in
their ptuiso as I do."
For sale by all Ilonlt-rs. i‘rico 1'10
t‘tililu. FosivrrMiIluIrn (hi. Iiiltl'iilo,
New York, solo. agents for tho United
States.
Rotuomlmr tho
111110110 111 bur.
BASEBALL NEWS.
Add llnsobaii. lroland
Yesterday's Stats League Results.
At liridgowrb—Spriuutlold t1. ltrltlno-
port 0.
At \‘Vutorlnirwaow "oven 7. Wat
t-rbury I).
At Mt'i‘itlt‘ll~-~MI‘l‘ltlt‘n .’..
ttln ll.
At llolyoltc~llurtiord ll. Ilolyolto
Imuro~i‘)omt's—-and
Now llrit—
2.
Yesterday's American League Results.
Air liontouwllostou iii. Chicago 1'1.
Al l'hllndoiphin~~l'lt~tI'olt l, I’lIllnv
dolphin 0.
At Washington»--‘-\\'ushin1:ton Ii.
tllovolnud 2.
At. Now \‘IIritw-St. Louis ii. Now
York 3 ill) innings).
Yesterday's National League Results.
At I'lttuburgmi‘titaburg it. iiouton I.
At St. [Amid-~33“. Louis 2. l’hilndoi
phin 0.
At (‘ blcngo ~ 'ovt York"
At (‘Incluuatl<—(‘luolunati i.
iy‘ln ..
.i‘ hicngo 4.
llroolt
1
-Lop—na‘n-a—s—
OAB'DO 31A.
3..., 11. :11. 11111 on ten mm w
Signature
ENTERTAINMENTS.
of
3111'le HALL.
(‘ommouriuu uoxtl’Woduostiny. ovory
\‘l‘odnesdny night thorninungernoat will
distrihuto Sill in gold among the Nut
runs of tho hall. The mnlingbinciil Ian
doctdod to cut out the amateurs from
New York'tor 11 while. but loi‘ni talout
will ho given a obnnro to appear by
niglsit‘rlttg nt the box other.
NO LIQUOR IN CONVENTION HALL
National Democratic Delegates Will
Have to Wolk a Block is Get Drink.
.DENVRR, 0010.. May 27. --'l‘hero will
be no liquor sold in tho contention nu-
ditorluui in Denver when the national
Democratic convention meets in July.
Application was made to tho commit-
too on arrangements in chat-go ot the
oonvoution for It concession tor a bar
in n sot-lion of tho auditorium which
in flour thtl oommittco rooms and some
distanro from the assembly hall.
whore tho dclognton will 111001. A torso
sum was uttered for this rtviioxo by
coverai iirms caporioncod n cntorinlt
at conventions. but the convention
unanimously voted to refuse any con-
consion tor a horror otht‘r means of
rolling liquor on the auditorium prom‘
lees
The committee turthor dorltiod not
to attempt to socuro any revenue trom
the auditorium whilo conventions won-
in scsalou. and that all concessions of
“DMSON'O'l kind would be retulori.
This incindos the selling 01 refresh-
ments. rigors. etc.. in nud'around the
convention hall.
The nearest licensed saloon to the
convention auditorium is none block
away. Refreshment stands tor non-
intoxicatiuu drinks will be pcrmlttod
closer to the convention some of them
being located across the street. No
bars. of a temporary nature will be at
loved nearer the building, however.
than those at present in operation.
‘ONLY CURE FOR overseen.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Dob. st:1ys.s~ “i autierod for. years with
dylbepala. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of but nothln helped me
until I took Brazilian Ba m. and one ,
50 cent bottle cured me completoiy "
I For sale by R H. Plalstod. F. H.
Baxter and The Qilflord Pharmacy ”
MR8 HOWE'O BIRTHDAY.
BOSTON. May 37 ——Mrs. Julia Wdrd
Howe. the welt-knewu author today
quietly celebrated her eighty-ninth
birthday at the residence ot- -her
daughter. Mrs John Elliott, on new ,
90 11 street During the day Mrs. Howe
did an intortusl reception at' which
intimate
‘ ends. . , .
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRE‘O-
WASHINGTON. my 27.- WW? nib!
adiourn in two days or we may ad-
iburn in two ween." was the torso
mment 0t Speaker Cannon today as
9 was out '07. the executive chicory
“"3" £11ch contention with the
Oil '
(11.119.111.11 Airwoman. | Bridgeport Advertisements.
m
The D. M. Read Co.
5491119119.! “-5.7"
moisten»... 1
Summer Furniture.
Special Three-days’ Sale,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
“0 have .'I complete and [it“fitti assortmcn nt of Stim-
nIt-r I tttniturcflor pmth .mtl tuttago use, and it is the time
now that .1” 31111111111 iiilllg 1111111115, 11111001501 out, are being
prcpurul for tho long 1l1-liphtinl days to come. in order 'to
assist in lilt' pleasant task Wt oiitr in our Furniture Store
some tempting t‘iillllgt's IIum rtgulnr lll'ltt‘s rm l’orth and
Lottugc l orniturc.
Porch Rookcrs.
Forest Green or Natural Finish.
$3.00 Rockers for $2.40. $2.25 Rockers
2.75 ix‘tn'kt-rs for $2.20. $2.00 Rm‘ktfi's
$2.511 Rtit‘itt‘l‘n‘ f. 1r $2.00. $1.50 Rockers
‘ In light finish only.
for 75c. 75c Rockers
Porch Settees.
for $3.80.
$4.20.
Rustic ‘ Settccs
for $3.25. $5 2
1' 1
.9 . I'
for $1.80.
for $1.60.
for $1.20.
$1.00 Rtlt‘kt‘rs for ‘ 58c.
D
$14.75 Selim";
$5...’5 Rtit‘kt'r St‘llt‘t‘s‘,
$1.00 Setters for 75C.
851‘ Setters for 650.
..
.4
Willow Chairs, Natural Finish.
$4.75 values values for $3.50.
$ 11.50 ("hairs 1b. $7.60. $117.00 Fircsiilc L'lmirs. $8.00.
$11 .25 Chains for $9.00. 8 0.50 Fin-side Chairs, $7.60.
$12.00t'l111irs ‘ior $9.60. $12.75 t‘imirs, $10.20.
Suit of Walnut~finishcd Willow. "
ti‘uIIr-pirt‘t- Motrin-(i Suite.)
4.. 2800 Duwupmt
$14 .00 Km kt‘r
$1; 3 .25 ( hair 1nr $10.60.
SL511 lnhlc for $ 5.20.
Willow Furniture in Forest Green finish with backs and seats
cushioned with French Tapestry.
(Stiiit‘ Mult'lit‘tii.
$42.50 I'lavt‘uport ‘
$17.50 Chair.
$18.50 Rot-kw.
for $22.40.
1' 11‘ $11.20.
for $34.00.
for $14.00.
for $14.80.
$14110 Rot krr. $11.20. $18.00 Fireside thair, $14.40.
$15 or) ( l1. tir $12.00. $21.00 ("11111, $17.20.
$14. 50 t Imir $11.40. $111.00 L mir, $12.80.
$11175 (hair. $13.40. 8 (1.75 Table, S 5.40.
Fourth iioor. take elevator in Carpet Store.
Sale of Rogers’ Silverware.
Silver-plated Knives, Forks. Tea and Tablespoons. and
various odd pieces. such as Berry Spoons Pie and Fish
Knives, *at Forks. Preserve Spoons. Sugar Shells. etc., at
about ha regular prices.
‘ Ccntcr Tables in China Store.
The D. M.
‘9.
and C0
MOnth
THIS MONTH WE M AKE A SPECIALTY OF
Floor Coverings
Note the Prices of Rugs.
ALL WOOL INGRAINS. AXMINSTER RUG-S.
2% by 3 you. for ......... $4.50 3 yds. by i yds.. {0r ...... $17.50
Regular Price $11.00 Regular Price 822.50
» . __ ...... _ 3 yds, by 4 yds.. for ....... $2000
3 NH. liioiifinidf’tilgr38.40. “40 Regular Pilce $25. 00.
3 yds. by i ytls.. for ....... $7.49 3 "‘5 iii: sniff: rigicé'éirs‘o' 3225"
Regular Price $9.60. “
(Note roduciion of $5.00 per Rug).
TAPES‘I’RY BRUSSELS. BODY BRUSSELS.
9 ft. by 11 IL, for ..... . . . . $10.00 3 3103_ by 4 yds., fflr ....... $25.00
Regular ”“00 312-“- Regulnr Price $29.50.
9 it. by 12 it.. for ......... $12.50 WILTON, (one only).
Regular Price 315-00. 3 ytls. by 4 yds., ror ...... $25.00
911. by 12 n.. for ......... $14.50 Result" Price $35.00.
Regular Price $17.00. (Note reduction of $10.00).
' A BARGAIN PURCHASE OF JAPANESE MAfiTINGS.
Sale Price 25:. Value 30c.
Bargains in chet Goods.
A. Dickerman 81 Son,
84 Washington St, South Norwalk
.1: ms: with no Ml
Oton
awn-was
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