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More than fifty lawyers. doctors.
bankers and merohaatmhiiehui
audi senators. con Illnen. journos-I
bud mayors by oi constant» will be
in New Macon. Wednesday. when the
Mayor‘s Association of Connecticut
will meet there for its tenth annual
convention. The citieI' rulm slut
and present and the other tabl s,
Mil be the guests of Mayor B L. Aria-V
strong. and ton-inel- Mayors M Wilson
Dart and Cyrus 4}. Beckwith. who
have ass med the entertainment of
the M800 tion and on whose invita-
tion the; Isaooistlon decided to meet
this year.
v For that day New Medan will as-
sume the aspect of the state's politi-
cal cdnta‘or for the many of the state's
hlgggstm men will be there.’ Gov. Rollin
S. Senators Brande-
iteo and Iluiiieiey, Congressman Els-
gins Mayer Hooker of Hartford and
Isoeiati
\illllllt view. educatl
l‘l.ilal
this useciation
i value.
Vei‘ thoual‘it thud Iglvilimdl‘le cash?-
a no to real brawn
it is eximcted that “Moduli. Vllurnell.
agguléxtohu atojilyev‘illm tab “133%: or“???
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London.
llpyIVlV Giants Dsisslsi'i ills Nor-
waili's
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and the fans sot their money's worth
In willow swinging alone. The color
ed men' I long suit was home runs. they
setting two. one by James and one by
iiootes ThVe Ntwwalks also did some
hitting. especially liaI'Il'ord use the
score shows. li‘red Smith distinguish»
oil himsell again in the nail). ,th 0!
his. catches sing of the seaIatIiIanal
order, Batu ay was the first time in
MoKlernan's career as it catcheli‘ that
he failed to get a putout. He did not
get an assist until the ninth inninx
erI'V‘
.I VhI
& v'en II
lill .. llll itIV dll OD"
oil's, iniie d. outside of the battery Ind
ill Ibhl the “Damflx‘lwtgr!
Vailovl
mom“
and then on' 'all error by shortstop of a
batted boll. and then another wild
throw to first. Daubury scoured two
runs. and min after that can hit a
. man reached llrat and the nest man
up placed a hit within two feet of first.
bail. and on an error by 'Ieconli. it mirr-
liteIVlater. allowed two more runs .to
score. in the cloth bosom scored
ion more runs and w on the guide. 8
Volk pitched I this We and ii
given half way decent support would
have won the me eIIll Daabury
was credited V th six hi .but never
should have ad but two of these. as
they were al wed. in the. excitement.
to get by the players. who should eas-
ily have got them. The Dal-ion team
is playing in hard luck, but It pres-
ent, but is, is one of the very strongest
teams in the slate and when they get
out of this run othnrd luck it will tails
I; some bull playing to stop them again——
lspatial I,
shes was on with a nose oi bails!
out Brown. at first for lbrien. warned I
dazed sndi made no attempt to; stop. the ~.
Miami rm.
fifl‘iflfitm ”1221‘ ‘32 if? “'9.
l in ya, . ' if.
I: .I II “if it.
The Store closes at five o'clock except Saturdays.
7 II
Marked- down Sale of
Suininer Shirt Willis
both While she Colored,
.‘K “I
I5l|VJV|l.Ii
Lawn and Madras,
Fancy Ws' ll?“ with V“. l
Tailored EllP acts with V":
.. . Colored Dotted
Values from am; to. #:in so and V.$2 00.
now 95 as. to close out.
“I? ll of
Long Lisle Gloves
Mayor Harblnson of Hartford will all The tail score at the some: nd the Darlene expect to start in next
,. . lie presIent nnId lIrlInllyugtllei-I of Norwallg, BVRV 1.! PO A E guards)“. vivid: GIl-egmfliglch, anal show . . I . is... I
hence lave an e or ntent on of e peope us wra ey can 0. ~-’ . A" ‘ ‘ . ' " . .
V‘ ’ attending it circumstances will per Cunningham. Is . . (SI 0 1 1 4 1 Score by innings: R E A Limited Numb" at C ear-ante. "
‘ tala mit. Callill. 2b, ......... 4. 0 1 1 4 0 rienu .....‘.:0l‘2200000-—-fi ll ii A" odd lot 0f long Lisle Gloves ié—hutton lengths.
' l o. . .Igult’l‘fldfvllg 23323:? wtgfiunfi‘gmgld 3333“".3 1” . "2 ill ‘1) 12 3 3 Iflnbu'ys ----- 00°°°°“’"‘8 6 1 to wear with short sleeves. 'lhcy are in several shades of
.‘I" fl hIiiond. The letter of invitation which Basstord. ri. ....... 4 1 3 1 o o VIRGINIA GIANTS wm. $713.1th .qu cliiilllpagllc WillI =1 {W Pa“ 1“ "kicks 3““
- IV“ ”at was sent him and his letter or re Bcully, 3b. ........ 4 1' 1 1 3 0 white lormcr priu- $100.. .v,
first are both of interest and are Smith. if. 4 1. 1 5. 0 0 patented Cockenoe rlbe Agsln and
. g, 1 .. given here: I I glicKiqrrmnVVd... ...... 4 1 ‘1 0 1 (l Latter Team Wil lie-organize. 50 asI t 1 so (“In
To His E cellency Theodore Roose- cGrath. lb. ....... 4 0 2 0, 3. 0 The Colored Virginia Giants, of 0 CO
V years velt. resident of the United '1‘ w . 3-8- V? :1- ; 1—5 -1 gouth NorwaIIJli. detected! kaenoe
States: 0 s . ....... i rlbe team at leltotop Point grounds,
my; 5' ‘ Sir: it is with great pleasure that .1 . Royal Giants. Snturda afieruo'on.‘w’ith theIscere of women, s UIanVel'veéts
' l announce to you the Mayor's As- , . IAB ll H P0 A F1 16 to l . and new claim the title of
sociation of Connecticut hold their Munroe. 3b . ....... 5 1 3 ‘4. 1 0 local amateur championship of the Two styles of VVprthVVty Swiss Vitihllcd VethS, lace- thmCd
annual meeting in New London. Conn, Earl, cl. ........... 4 0 l 2 0 0 the town. i l J l . l A T “m til 5 ccial
0 July 15.1908.nnd your presence is Johnson. as. ........ 4 2 2 1 4 0 Lost week Cockenoes team was de- _ ops, or ‘3'“ m“ “l“ ‘01’5- H ry [1 lg P I
most earnestly desircd_ James, 2b. ......... 5 1I 1 2 l I rented by the Giants by one run, and '. W011“ 50C. ‘
‘Ulll‘ governor and United States Buckner, lI ....... 4 0 1 0 0 0 SnturdIiny's game was to settle the title ' at 39c, . . . .. . I“.
senators. congressmen, mayors and Emillai'. i? . ...... . I; g g 3 g g The downfall of the Norwalk in. II '
cx-lnuyors of every city in the note 0095. r. ....... .. '. dlans was due to the ,_many errors - o
. have slgnlile their intention to be Thomas. ii. . ....... 4 0 o 2 o 1 made duringtlie game Roenepltched Handkerchlefs
.I n'", 1 §.,‘u;'nm';;,.r* With ml, it" " I slnCitIIrely hope you Brown, lb. ......... 4 0 0 8 1 0 fin: ball, but the iIIrIrorii mudg- IllIy the. . * .‘ le‘V ‘..I .
I‘: I ""‘ “ ,III VV. . can mnic convellell —————— oi erllnyers soon scournge m.’ I! . -. " “ - 0|. 3 .
a . i . I I remember whue may." of New Totals ...... 37 6 w 27 7 3 Tm w“ the last game that Wm be , . Men sColored Morchrized Han crchiels, 13c, of so i
.ondou I met you hole on the oc- Score by innings: . played this season by this team, as Bandannas for Bathing Caps: ll
Il ‘ GREAT PRUNE EATER' casion of the Yule- llarvnrd boat race. Norwulk 00 0 (l 3 0 0 1 1—5 owing toanumbcr of changes made in Black with white dots me. I
on told me then the hospitality you Rog!“ (llnlits. ”2 0 0 1 0 l 2 0 0'45 the lineup there is dissatisfaction. and T k K d V 8 and [0c V.
. ~ sci??? °V" Crului‘ Olgmpia M’“ Away received when your train was smiled ummury: I n was thought be“ to disbandl. v' “TI Cy ‘2 l I .
' iIV’lr ho sohgld t'uriiVthtirail?V With 103 a: lHOOIG'l“"le.' hi an by reason of a blizzard prevailing at, Home runs—James. Booted. A large number of the players will . Indigo blue, IO spine.
4! other Personal llrollel‘tlj. i A‘mmh‘l “if: "“330 ”ll iii Vi'ncu'e that time and Mr. Dorsey, one of our Three-base hit—~Muuroo. form another team which“ will he . "
oral. on. their own name Smell... nghadVrth a f‘lidlllllflilafll‘) “In“ ciilsenshpIresentod you with dough insist: seiSO'IIllIits~Munroe.I Cahill, liInownIIIag the tl‘laleifiilgrlltg. Ill-gm; 5. Laundry Bags: 1 l l gjl‘.
Ol‘Se ‘ " I “ llll s all leer ay w e on it er 0 u . . II,
VfigLL, AND SEE US. ilhrecordfimr mung Illrllncs.mI:IlelIl: 1 now want you to try Ollr hospl- 388‘! 0“ Mill—08 MCGmlII 2. 0i! lery will be niVauhger. ._ (ll 1 lowered Crctonne capsiious in size, 25c. . '{l
' loandrSecurltyCo prdliVinVsVshtV‘dlY: l-lVlViVVting.e lVlViVidei Drowil nug'gap‘mugnggrsrlvggcasmn Whe“ we B'g’tig‘lg I‘m my Buckner 5. 31° Sgkélmuhhmd’ummln? WI I ()l' Canvas, cillhroiilerch iii iolors, I . I: . 50:. I;
- . n -— or its so i- , I , .
land Bldg, Washington St. has gVVVillVVV the runIl: of primal VVdVVViViVVoVVtVI I: Your recent visit to view the races Double play—Johnson and Brown. and they will get a team [aside gaImIly Sgwing gain. of Lf‘rgiomle, l A. $12? I l
n until 7 p. m. MODdBy and “:10an S C‘ll‘lflsggfi T841 ‘AIIVfi‘ltlerosval flbV lllld to be 01“":le on account of the H“ by pitched ball—Booties. MC play (lit-‘89 if [he Olllt‘l‘ Sldilli go Mfr: TI 0 ding “all as Cts, 0 leionnc, - , l; ’ 5' tit
mm“! ““m 8:30' :rhllemscfithih. gill] Thrower Cddet death of President Cleveland, why not Grath The lineup of Saturday’s same was V V
h did ‘1 i. h a bi Hollie for make this a deferred one? Stolen bunch-Cunningham. Henri as follows‘
31‘3"”! III xii) (influx?! 0IIgIInIiIIiII 13. has Vi lloplIng to have a isvomhlo reply', cues. SIiIrliiihiIIitoniIiIImil. Buckner, liooies gnaw". coho. Don't forget about those prizes for the Standard Fash-
rcmn ii Soar on —- our cues ................... Sunllel .
MahaCkemo golfing gIrIgIlIgutlIgiIloulIlIllliIiIifIIl'IlIlIllIiIlIiIIdgiIléI‘IsI ,_ Your OVVfiV'emnltlfegvgl‘VVhafiT .i gttelgdaiiogeziio Short stop. i I ion Cards. g . v .’ .. . . . lIW
’ . "‘ '. ‘ .. ‘ , .. mi)!“- ”8 Borne ..................... Dckson ,, I . ‘.
i ll. CONNOR. VMIVIV'. me“ "w“ “‘e '" ""3 ”m“ "“‘y’ 8 President Time of mme~0ne hVIIur. thirty five y Second base. . . I, .
V.“ it is onl‘ed- New London, Conn. July 1. ’1908. minutes. , Joseph ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ... ,Towngend ‘ I . . ._ . - ‘
~1—-————— —~—-. - -~ .——~ .- l m Third base. I
0' 8“ Culi'” UP *° W'- m, 1907 I (”er “limb; 1Y"1903 LINCOLN A. c. DEFEA‘Il’ED DARIEN. Marshall ..................... Smith I I . " ....
fie pgr day and upwards. “5' Dear Sir. . ........... l I Center field i” V‘. 5 p I. . . _
' I 1., k ‘PIVlIljmllIingV and Steam Your tnvorof the 1st inst. has been 360" W“ 12 to NIVne. on the Noxon Mills ...................... .Iloston _: .3 r. I I I g -
3'“! GQMI‘II Informal °" ° " received and in reply the President Ggounds. Ballard-y. l First base ‘ .4 ' ~
I ~«‘ her-'— i .. .. HeatlllVg-' ' requests me to express his regret that The Lincoln A. C... of Bridgeport, James ---------------- lame
Iv ha D0 75 ‘ it will be impossible for him to nc- defeated tli‘e Darlene. Saturday after- Left llcld.
all“ y lllllBl'S, C S. HOT WATEfi HEATING. t‘i‘lit your kind invitation to attend noon. on the Noxon lot, by the score of Bedell Mackey
‘1." 4”. HOT AIR HEATlNG. llli‘ meeting of ”lo Mayor is Armada 12 to 9.. Mollflllihll. wlw pitched for Catcher. "
. I STOVES AND RANGES, lion in New London Conn. Jilly 15. the Darlene, twirlod a this game, gmk. Keene .................... Modal
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. 1908 log out ten men rind allowing the vls- Pitcher
Assuring you that your courtesy is llOIb but five pm, pm received very Payne ............. J. Odom
VV Real Estate and
1 annual business session at the Ellis'
,. Mendel: lion shop
‘ HOTEL vicious.
Gas and Steam Fitting Gas Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling. Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOCK IOF
RICHMOND RANGES?
The lones&Hotchkiss
Company '
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Horace E DVanil & Sen,
2 45 Wall st. No‘rwalk‘.
D
Insurance.
I'v- I t I .i
We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Attendance all hours .32.“. auanlght.
Fredérick H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant.
041100: and Residence, .,
84 so. MAIN 81”., VsOUTl-i NORWALK
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Shock pairing
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I8 wo‘r MODERN on scisnrmo
cusses-nous av. us. , ,
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43 RAYMOND er.
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Our Rooms mlml
Ind Blgotrle Lights
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Pine St Oil c is n
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In. 'tllIo W "5::
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. ly. Meridcn: 8.1:. Armstrong. New
" L{melting subjectg, all municipal .proIb
V on eit er the government transport .
vetnfnent ‘
appreciated. I am,
WM‘. DOES. JIL.
Secretary to the President.
Mr. M Wilson Dart, New inndon.
Conn.
it is a matter of regret that MVViViVyor
Costello Lippiti of NorWICh, will be
unable to attend. but the date conflict
ed with important business and Nor-
wich‘s new executive was obliged to
decline with regrets. Practically ev-
ery member of the association has re
plied favorably and the largest meet-
ing the association ever held is us-
sured.
The mayors and the. guests will or-
live on the early morning trains and
will.bc met at. the station. At 10
o'clock the association will hold its
s
Club. in Washington street. Two pa-
pers will be read. Mayor Howe. of
Derby. will discuss the Collection
hf the Commutation and Military Tax.
es and Mayor Lenders, ot New Britain
will have as his subject,. Sunday Clos-
ing; The Linuor Saloon etc.
At this session the annual election
of oilicers Will take place- The pres-
ent olllcera are:
President—M. Wilson Dart,
Londom
..Vlce President.—
ltockvl lle. ,
' Secretary and Treasurer—Dr.
Milton Coburll, Smith Norwalkp
Executive Committee—Thomas Reil-
New
George Foster,
VJ.V
NIeIw
session all
London; Georgelll'
Landers.
llrltnin.
After the business
iem Iw l he .lpid aside and the mayor
wil‘ shill} themselves an
to foVrg'ét eall 'out Which is The“ W4»
I'goverued cit-y iii the state and, whether
"aft will be the next president; the
to pleasure." :
A special trolley car will tanie the
visitors to. Ocean Beach. where ...wbile
the soft sea breezes blow. they will
nrtnke of a shore ';tiinner' Manager
est of the things that live'lh the water
for some time and the“ result will be a
shore dinner par “Mimics. “I -
At 2 VocIlock the statics-Vs will embark
Nathan ‘el Greene or the.
steamer “Castle an%will
F'O'rtfi
li‘ taken to
the you be
tiiéelllll‘nllrip gill lle dildo in' Vitin
0
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'iin.‘
Ironinlader or the day will be devoted r
ordeil has been curtailing the chute ‘
shown ealiouItV' the to lflcatiohs‘andj
'hav mhobaplsm one 3 hi .
Tissfifiwhloh will’IV €3in V Gilli
rig: 439W l“ I,¥ $910 V l...
dI‘ Im its“! ‘3‘ 9 Newlmdon an. l {’3
poor support. the Darlene making a
total of fifteen errors. The home team
is at the present time a sin and
is having hard luck. .V' llr, who
Darieu‘ s regular pitcher. wall kept out
at the Saturday game so as to be in
Downey and belted out ten Isle hits
five of them being twobnggers. but on
account of errors could not win.
Because of the lack of support, Man-
ager Bowon has announced that here-
after the majority of. the games will
be played out or town. and what games
one played in Dnrlcn will be with Nor-
wnlk teams.
Next Saturday’s game will be play
the :_ I
Score Was 12 to 2. Although Some V
good shape for the l'nstlme game. The "V
home team had no trouble finding,
Right Vileld
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wmmPAUKs seal! new CAN-
AANs.
Good Plays Were Made.
The New Canaan baseball team play
ed the Wlnnipauke Saturday afternoon
attire Keenan lot in 'Winrilpailli. and
were defeated with the easy score of
13 to 2. Quite a large crowd was in
attendance. and in spite of the one-
Iided score there were many good
plays on both sides.
nlpnlilis and Wllone picked them from
the but while Davis and Gllbben pitch-
ed for the visitors and Connonly
caught.
,N UTMEG TEAM WHITEWASHED.
Went to VRldgefleld saturdsy’V'ind‘“ the
ed in Greenwich. with the strong
icnm of the place.
Saturday's score:
a, Dal-ion.
All it Ii PO A E
Seymolir.lb.. ll 1 210 0 2
R.Crengh, 3b. ..... 4 3 1 2‘1 3
l-‘rlcnd.cl'. .. ....... (l 1 3 (l 0 0
Keener-l. 5 0 3 l 0 0
Csntrcll.lf. ........ fl 0 0 3 0 3
llill.ss.. . .. . 5 0 0 ll 4 2
Kn‘oir. c. .......... It 1 010 (l 1
E.Creagl12b ...... 4 2 0 0 1 1
“finalising; ....... 5 l l 1 2
, :i'lV‘lthtinls . ...... ’....44 9 10 27 8 15
, Lincoln A. C. I
All It Ii PO A E
E. Seyfert ct. ..... 6. 3i: 2 3‘ 3
La don,1b.. ...... 6 . -
ill-28mm. c. 5.1..“ 4 0_ 0
lion. V 3b. ....... 51.1'1'3 2
Gusdropglil llI.I ..... 5 2 0. 4 0 0
Prionss 4 3-171 1 0
”Minor. rt. ......... 5 0I o 1 u o
RVGVV'UVVI. 2b. ....... 5 2 1,. 3 0,, 2
near .. 4.1,1 1. 2 (lg.
Trittlls ........ .4l12V 527 o 4
In by innn gs:
Dalf' m "L0 20V 0 0 2 1 4—- 9'
V.LIinIéolV Ac 10040025 c—is
3.V
”Whigs tithe—Seymour
Cre Iéene 2. (lusilropalli. Downey;s
S
out—By Monal'tan 10. by
Downey 4.
‘ DoDases‘ on balls-Oil VVMonVnhnn 4, othV
' v DoHit ebg 3pitcher-4i]. VCVreinglVVl. Vs‘lt Crengh.
Doub e play-«S eytcrt and .ILoilghlln.
IC. Left on bases—LDhrlejl 13 Lincoln A.
V l
V Slim 9 of, mmcfil‘wom hours?
s'e'l‘al
“To.” WQ ‘lfi’.
osnisus tong ill Iosa‘susv.
110‘
\.VI
k—Monahan. -* ”.1.” "'
» V’l’or‘h‘hl liliilngs lilo mafia-lilo Vista
or that vista .TIIllerIninr ”it timed
Mil"
Milli
meetin on no em-
as the. lentil shill”... m
ything when heeilgglenned to’croVVEéd linens.
in“
Inf-‘- .'. - .I I-IvI...II
.I-‘ml This comm! H ; l.~.V
The Darlene went. Dan ury. Sum
day. and played the Pastime A. C.
Score Whlst Followed Was atom.“
The Nutmeg baseball team. of Nor.
walk want to Ridgellelil. Sfinrd'ay at
“under: and played the team of that
whole a‘nd were chmpletely whitewash-
ed in the operation The score of the
contest was 8 to 0 in .fnvor of the
iRldgefleldersV. Not many routers Went
with the Norwalkers, and the game
hope of winning. _
VDurlng the game Anson Keeler was
sliding for home plans when Short
stop Miller of the Ridgeilellls, hit
Keclcr's right arm with the spikes in
his shoes and the sign was torn open.
it. we:
some line before it will heal.
-—-—-——V;i-—-
Saiurday's state VLeaVVgVue liIItVliiI‘VH
I‘IBIV'ldgeVport 0.
At Waterbury -- Waterbury
Sili‘iiigfiold 1.
i first some);
(Iecond game).
Cincinnati .3 Boston a. .
Pltt'sbu'rg 6. New York 2; V. V V
Philadelnhla ti. Chi
Brooklyn 1. St. u
Ital-dull: “hits.
'Fat. Louis .Itaoialtwaim.ISeETA0A
IIIBl‘pokIly n 3 8t. W8 S.
not 0‘ I4, 3(Illi'ng’:l‘Vllslhtlli V
Chi Hills stimuli o (and
gamell Philadelphlo I: Chloago 0.
ItuVrrlI' II Amer henna. healing.»
"lI
hickgo‘s diminish (ion
a innit
3 .5I
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New Yorli Vii. ClVevoiInd 2V (first --
mm’VVV New, limit: a. 9"???“ 2 logo .:
dunk)“: :I.‘-' I.
IWQIVN W‘iELMIIIIIH .JVV
Vin .
VV\.vV»
llritt twirled the sphere for thVe Win :
was “one sided and theV ploycrs gave.
baud aged up, and it will be I
new THE LEAGUE TEAMS FARED. .
» New Haven—New Haven 4. »
Hartford .1 ‘I' ~ I . 1" ”II I“: ‘
, At New BritainmNew Britain 1.
4.
. At. Holyoke-Iiolyolie 1 Merlden o
MerldenI 3: IHolyoka 2 I
Saturday's National LeagueV Results. A
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LADIES' BLACK VSILK GLOVfiI. IVeli‘gth'I, 18 inches. . ..5 sec
LADIES' SILVK GLOVES.- BlscIlr, WhlthtVJr ITan. full
length . . . .......... . . .. .3Loo »
LADIVES’ GAUZE LISLE HOSE, Black ... .....rgc .
Valuoafig
. . . . . 59c
Value 81.09
........ soul'vaaoo
VLADIESI' W‘HITE WAISTS.
.o-._'..1-.......
. LADIESV’ WHITE WAISTSV . ........ . . . .799:
, i Value 31.25,
LADIES' WHITE WAISTS ...... .... ....... ....31357
Value {2.09,
f BATULNG SUITS
For lllén, ”Women and Children.
Bathing Cabs :Vand Shoes.
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