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1” WASHINGTON STREET.
fit for Fishing
'iound .101
cnnbe
CHAS E. DQW’S
HARDWARE.
' it; wmuuuorou crud", } '
'49...
when “1.
ix feet of Gas Hose and
.. proof Mat, FOR ‘1-50,
the regular price.
intéd: Be sure and
wtln‘l-I'I' . POUNDS.
and Marianas FLAT 111011
m wish worms...
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Just one
3 placed a large order with
inunpfacturers of this iron. we are
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PM 0' .3“ 01W? " ‘
Its not words. but deeds that prove
true merit. ,
The deeds of Doan’ Kidney” Pills.
For South Norwilk ills” rumors
i-(ave made 1th
Proof lies in t 11.
Norwnil sepsis With no been cured
to cured
armour ‘B BGregory. living at 181
Washington BL, South 1111111111111, Conu..
says: "Nearly nine years ago I gave
for publication in our local papers 11
statement of my experience with
Dean's Kidney Pills. and i am glad to
confirm some now. Dean's Kidney
Pills cured mo. of hard dragging back-
aches and an irritating kidney didlcul-
10¢
ty. 'lhe secretions from the no
contained sediment and W991i:
1111 my misery was "11115 to ‘d cred
kidneys Alter what Dunn‘s idney'
Pills 13111 for sin at all times
ilease to speak at 1: word for then)
They cure to slay cur
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. ”Foster-Mullins (30.. Bullslo,
11...”... York, sols agents for the United
States.
liomemhcr the 11ame—Doan’s~aud
take no oil1c.r
nsAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
'i‘hr1 following deeds have hocu r111
. cordcd at the town clerk's office:
Alhcrt Wellnitz to Georgc N. i’hli-
cox. Dorian. one and (1111.41qu acres.
Crauhury. War.
Martha A. llouton to Frank Katouu
and wife. six acres 11nd buildings, idly
uvcnuc. War.
Michacl liatcbtord and wito t0 Jo;
cob hintcrmaun and wife. liroux. twcn-
ty-two ncrcs and buildings, West
liocks road. Wur.
Emma M Krause to William Craig
and wiic land and buildings, Marshall
utroci. War.
1
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4.. u:
Square White Glass
Fruit «,aif's
Look nicer,
clean outer, pack
' closer than the Old Whioncd Round
Blue Glob. ‘
Wall Papers
Crockery. Glassware, ammo-1:11.
ing Goods.
Japanese China in Olin. loom.
Plates. etc.
Painters' Quppllol.
Good ready mixed Paint. Il-flw
gallon. ,
Whit. Curtain Poles. with mural.
10c .
Window Shades and Picture flames
made tqorder.
Painting and Decorating.
W0 give the 8.3 H. m Trid-
inu Stamp; Ask for them.
L. 'H. DECKER.
V8.7 Wuhlngttm strut.
Tel. 6011. lOUTl-i NOAWALK.
Electric
Fans
We are carrying a lull line of
Electric Fans." .
Reed 81 Voik
Elediric, Cd,
u-vaono'rou Arum.
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DAVID W. RIVMOAD.
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Telephone at noun. “I. , '
Telephone at office, 88012.
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PROPRI STOR.
0 “mogmfingunl '11 I
' the German language In chapel
,. at 11 a. m. 811111111111’3'1111011'1',
her 22. Reality. Testimony meeting
“W
smoother.
First Methodist i Church.
Saul 0. ”(lurks pastor eet-
ing, 9:30 ' Voriihip, With Illi’
' Day sermon, 10: 30 a m.; iiible school,
12 m.; Ep'worih Lehgu'e pru'ycr service,
""1 p.n1.; worship.‘
It yore-ch} g.
..:.) p, m. Tues y, WE:
1.1-1 1).!“ Thurs ‘ ml
7: 411 p. In. Friday. gd‘e. 3:110
”selections
p.111. The organ antin M
(111 Sundy l .' :, orn-
lng: :el ‘3'“ firs-.1111
Lilead; until P l ' 0 fi, 0 my
Soul. Harke’ t ry, tenor, die. so-
loctcd. Mr. 011 rop; postlude. Alla
gro, Orem. Evening: Prelude, Idylh1
Letsbure Wely; anthem. Sing. Alleluia
For l,b B ck, oifertory. duct. The Lord
Is my Shepherd (Smart). Miss John
lion and Miss DePicrne: anthem unac-
compunicd. "Jesus, 1 my cross have
iiik1111.:"ilrown postiddc.(irun1l Ma11:.l1
Oren1.Othcr music of specially intcr
eating character has been arrangcd for
all. the services of the tiny.
Norwnik Methodist Church. Frank
1). Torrey. pust11r~lllor11111g worship,
10: 30, with sermon by the pastor; sub-
jcct. "’l‘hc Gospel bi Matchless Love.”
Sunday morning class roosting, led by
0‘. ii. liedicni, 9: 30. Sunduy scpooi, 12
m., with special preparation or tbc
[tally Sandal: 011 October ll. pworth
Longuc dciotionnl service 0: 3 p. 111.:
topic. “The Lord of the Sabbath":
loaders. Miss Elsie Waircn and Miss
Lillian llbnucrpthc s11io“(ial\zu',v"
will be sung by Harry Siciling. Evon-
ing w11rsbip.7:30;tho pastor will
vl'eoch the third sermon in the series
'iod's Training School for on: tho
111111]ch will be “The School for Co'ur ‘
11,11 " Tuesday. 7. '45 p. 111.. class mcei-
‘ug. led by l". 'l‘. Ruscoc; quarterly
1.111101111111111, conductcd by ltcv. J. E.
Adams, 1). 1).. district supcrintcndcut
chnesduy, S p. 111.. ilI'oihu'hood Incct-
lug. for thc adoption of constitution
111dupp11intmcnt arr-01111111111111... 'l‘liurs-
11y. ’1': 41 p. m., pl'uycr moctiug; the
nlbjcct will be “l’uul's Sccoud Mis-
donury Journcy.‘ Musical pro '1'qu
"111' lhcrlay: Morning: include. 0111
bullion 1.1111111inc;1111.11th “l Will call
Ipou 'l‘hco" iiuck' solo "l‘hcro Is 11
«Icon hill." (lounbd' solo, "Is it both
in v to you "” Clements Evenlu : Pro»
in 11. "How excellent is Thy homo,"
‘lnndcl; uuihcm. "With joyful hcurts
let us pruisc illm." Gloria; quuri'cI.
'Now the day is over.'li:1rnby; post-
lude, F11St11| lilarch.1’,owcil.
Knight Street A. Mr. i1‘.(‘hur1hiicv.
William St A Lynch, 1) l) pastor—
Pr11nclring.J0: 45 a. in . you? . pooplc's
meeting, 0:30 p. 111.; prom: 1111 . 7:481 11
In. Class meeting. ’l‘ucsday evening.
CONGBEMTIONAL
', South Norwnlk Connrcguiloulil
g‘hurch. Charles Maciurlaud. pastor-
"ho pastor has returned and will 1:11:~
cupy tho. pulpit at the rcuuinr morn-
5111: service at 10:30 o'clock. Tho ill
1111 school. including all dcpurilucnis.
will moot ut I2 oclock. 'l‘bc Mons
Christian inquiry Club will also re
sumo its 111 ssiolm ‘
First (‘11ngrcgntionui (‘hurcb Nor
gvulk.i}1111rgci). Egbert. pasi1u-lii111u
tug scI'vico at 10:30; prcnchinu by the
'1zi‘stoi'; s|11111iul Rally [lay sclik 11 ital-
1y Day 11111111111 of th1 Sunday school
it 12:1.‘1; spcciul music with the us-
Iistuucc of tho church quuricl and or-
:hcstru. Evening service at 7:30: the
third in thc scrics “Talks About a
31111111111I"s ilcndillg"~~“Mr. Crcwc's (711-
.1111'." 'i‘hursduy evening. 111 it. tho
third in the series “About .icrcminh."
\iornlug music: Proludc, (Yantnbilc
from Sevcnih Sonata. A. Guilmuui;
‘Iuct. "Lovc iliriuc.” .i. Siaincr; r1111.
ionsc, “in TM dour pr'csaucc." i', A.
Schuockcr: anthem. Vonlic in A. ll.
'iuck; posiiudc. chding Music, J. W.
11li|11it. iiii'culng/ i'I'clmlc,Allcgroito
'u'lliztbilc. A. l.. Woly; unurtci. "'i‘hc
1,111.1 my pasture shall lu'cpnrc." N. ll.
Allcn;11nthcm,"() how ulniublc“
luck; postiudc Offcr'toly in C. W E
iahmali
BAPTIST.
Grace ilaptlst Church, J. Edward
lurrig. pnstur-il 11. 111.. prnycr 11nd
praise s11r1l1cs 3: ‘10 p. m., Sunday
\chool. 6:11 11 n1. ll. Y. i‘ IL: topic.
Saved to Scrvc: loaders. tbc pastor
1111i Miss F‘lht llainicti 7:54 1.1 m.,
munching:s1ll1jcct.i.11ylng Aside Ei
cry Weight on the1 Sin. Tuesday
1chIing.dcucon 1111111] molding. Wod-
1:}sduy c1 oping, lluihn lycculu. Thurs-
lay evening. cmcnnnt mccting; load
11's Deacon dohnsou and linttlc E.
Lloyd. Friday. 11'Vcning. choir repr-
:onimtlou '
5319909111..
Triniiv 111... ch ii. A l.i11w.1od Sadi-
'1r. motor—F itccntb Sunday utter
i"_1i11ity 8 a 111. Holy, Communion
‘0: 30 a m., morning praycl 11ml, ser-
111011.12 n1.. Sunday school 2:30 p.
, public baptism. 7'30 evening ser
vice and a1idrcss.'i‘uesdaty being the
cast of St M'l1hncl and All Angels.
‘hcrc will be a celebration of the Hilly
‘ommunion nt 10 a. m. ,
Grace (‘hurch the Rev James Ben-
on Wcrricr.r00111r~Th11 fifteenth Sun-
duy after Trinity. The celebration
of the Holy Cohimmilbu 113. ii o';clo_ek .
morning prayer and sermon pt 10: 30'
Sunday sbhool at noon; mission Sun-
(1113* school at Broad River at 3:‘c.v1.1n
ln'g prayer at 4:30. Tuesday. St. Mi-'
ch'aei and All Angeli-1' Day. the celc.
motion of the Holy Communion at
3: 30 u. m.
, EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evaligelical i.uil1cran——Prc11chihg 111'
in
North Main strcct; Z: 30 .11. In. ltev.
(i ‘h‘. Rittnittn'. 111.116.7411 Henry street,
Stamford .
CHRISTIAN SON-NOE SOCIETY.
Firslt. ”Christian": Science. Society, of
.orwaik—i—ltegular Sunday service at
is main; roo'm, 11111311111111 uildlng.
‘ 11mm-
5
Wedncndiiy at '8’ p."1‘l‘i. 'To ‘bo‘th 1111.1L
vices the while is dortlia'li'y and trit-
icrn‘a‘ily 111 lied. Reading room Olleii
to the public. each week day from 2'
to‘ 5301112
RESOUI MNSION.
North Main Strcél Rescue Mission
4.11.00.11.11... of tho 311.11 Nor
walk Methodist ‘Chhrc‘h, iv'iil spiihk‘ to-
morrow at 3:15.- Everybody wclcomc.
- tluys for ilorucc J. Wylban. at the
are twih'cauunof many!“-
1111111111th380111, the.
and hangs. .ngp
on aim
mono-1 broom-rim-
11111101.
q...- .
ilczckiuh Allcn has raised a new
house on his lot on Compo strcct. .
R G. Chusc 11f tin- Simpson phar-
macy, passed Wednesday in New
Yolk.
Chief Edgar ll. Perry has been on-
joying the ball games in Now York
this work.
John W. Wood stcppcd 011 a rolling
stonc while on his way homo. Wednes-
day night, and foil. A11 11 result he is
laid up with 11. had sprain.
Surveyors are at work laying out tho
state road from 1,‘ bur1h street to
Maple uvcuuc. Thc urudo trill bc
changed in several places.
A forestry expert has been in town
[01 scvcl‘nl dgyfl, obihinlng lntormlt
lion concerning the amount of wood
wt. and sold in this vicinity. The stn
iistics will be used in 1111111110113 11
work on the forésis oi’ the state.
\Thc. Womcus Town lmpmvcmcnt
S111i1iy has begun to lay a Walk in
1111.11 of Gault Brother’s establisbzncnt
1111 liiicrsidc 11v11uuc (‘ urbillg will lie
laid. and u coucrétc wulk 11xtcudo'd
from the corucr of State sircoi.
111'. i“. Powcrs husrcnuwod the cob-
bic drain built in front of his residence
by tho town, and is putting it corcrcil
drain undcr his 1irlv11w115‘. this will
Inukc it possible to! tho 1lo1"t111 to
1iri111 in and out of his place without
diiiiculty.
i'oniluclor 'i‘homus (llyun is I'cmov-
lug the big 0111111 in front oi’ iic111's
lll'oihcrs' food cmporiul'n, and is pro-
pnI'ing to lay 11 com-113111 wulil'. 'l‘llc
old trees wcro almost dead. having
been gh'dlod by generations 11! horscs.
which lmuwcd oil the bark. The truck
cncrouchcd on the sidcwulk, and made
it dliilcult to pass.
Supcriutendcnt Chapman and Road-
musicr Stork inspected the Westport
division of thr- Connecticut Company.
Thursday. 'i‘hcy found cvclythiug from
Ollt' end of the line to the other in
i'xlt‘llt‘llf order. Supcrintcndcnt Pur-
d,y was 1olnpilnlcntcd 1111 ills ability
to keep things going along with little
i1'i1'.iiou The (iompo linc. has done
mm 11 business this summcl than CH‘l"
bcioro.
Those who have had occasion to 111111
the walk in [rout of tho liridgc strcci,
school complain that the conditions
them will some tinm. result in serious
injury. The walk is raised to tho
Icvci of this top 11! the fencc, which is
[ur enough away from the wall to
allow pcdcstl'luus to full into the holc.
A roiling or i'cncc should be built to
proiccl, tho pain. A damage suit would
c1111: tho town much more thuu u
(once.
Mrs. Kate imnuhor was arrested
Thursday, 011 :1 warrant sworn out by
Mrs. Wulicr Gould and bcr brother,
ll‘obcrt. .loncs. 11H thrcc counts. the out-
comc of 11 mociing on tho railroad
track, which rcilultcd in u wordy-War
and much :Iliusivc luuguztgc. Justicc
Morton continut'd thc cusc 111111. \1'1-1-k,
uudcr bonds 111' $130, which Mrs. 111111111
hcr produm-d. lli 1's. Gould and hur l1r11~
thcr wcrc. ucur tho homo of ilu,1 formcr
when they wore uccoslod by Mrs. Dun-
abcr. The trouble may be traced to
an old family quarrel.
it has 11111-11 ascortuincd thutihe cut-
ting oi' Jnmcs Allonby his son, Leslie,
was not uccidcntnl. The boy is 14
years old. ills ruthcr is a veteran of
about 70 years. The old man gets
about with diillculty with the old of a
c.11nc The boy look exception to his
fnthcr' s numncr or running tho family
nnd slhshcd the buck of his right hand
with 11, butcher knill‘ Dr. Nolan took
nine stitches in the wound. It is
doubtful it tho old man will over be
able to use tho. number again. The
boy has disappcared. '
GilliBliill.
_.-._...‘ .—
lt is rcporicd that Albert W11llnitz
bus sold his lot 011 Newtown avenue.
David Tlucklc: is painting for a few
home of Doctor 00111111an Wilton
Edward Bates and wire came up in‘
their auto from Darien Thulsday and
aid 11 visit to Mr and Mrs. F. F.
lurk '
Phil Skcne, the popular Crunbury
newsboy. has relinquished his paper
route and Is this fall a student at Yule
University.
There are pic uty 0f chestnuts in this
vicinit
11 picn 0. Bush Is at them htwo already
been gathercd in the neighborhood.“
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lil8iBiii iiLii8 Alli] iiiliii
Yesterday's Ame
At St. Louis—4
At Detroit-—
2 (first game);
phia 0 (secohdg
1.111 Loauute Results.
11101173. tLouls 1.
Detroit 1, Pilllndel
land 1.
thterdqy'g .Natlo L a us its
AtN New York-Ealin‘c inflaur git“:
1911.11 ‘(first pansy, Cincinnati? 6, New,
York 2 (second game).
At iloston—ildston 2, Plttsbnrg 1
(first route): Pittsburs‘ 6 Boston 1
(second gdme.)
At Philddeiphiab-St. Louis 1. Phil
udeiphia ll.
'.1 posnlblc judgment
111111 tic scchoolboy is having .
iladelphla
Clevelanda—vxshlngton 6. eleven
At lithokiyn~0hicago 5, Brooklyn 1.
111
1111' 1.} Aiii'o.
m
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Iankl Pilin-
iff i it p
' ' sis?“ 1.111311111111111
A mil
Clu 911cc ll. “spoke ori‘sirileld. has
insiit ted a unit sdoki g trcbh1 dum-
38911 under Section 20 0 of the (ion
91111 Btui‘u s ti‘om Gcorge I. Beecher
also of
on June 19,1903. lb} was mg”
team in h‘ulInfleld whch the
calm} 11p bcblnd him with All ‘dll't
struck his toam. throwing 111111 to ill:
mound and lnjuri g “h“, ”it! 08”.”
passing over, his 01 Y.W 11.. the 05°"
was damaged. and the tetm ot‘ hoi'deu
rondcred nervous unit frightened and
theirl market Value being 1ther§by
great y reduced. lie e 55 u. or
us it too “at 1‘ 1.11.11 3 .Way'as a' far-
mor, sols; 3'11 119 wits laid 1111111 101%
$8 a diiy 1 another suit, Mr. d Mrs.
Banks are. both plalntlds. Mrs. Banks
nib-14mg liIJuI'icH rccolvcd while riding
with her husband, and hc suiting 11p
11 11111111. for damages for the loss of his
wiic'u sci'yicos. ’l‘l11'1;c pit-1111s of rou
catch: in l-‘all'iicld belonging to thc dc-
icndunl hiilt‘ 1111911 uttllchcd to secure
in both actions,
11 spooltlc claim for $2 .000 in onto-(L115
wcli 11a trcblc damages to be assessed
uudcr sccilon 2030 of the general sta1
luics.
MANILA Posrpouas wchoue.
Presence of cholera Against the Amer~
loan Bottluhlpo.
MANILA, Sept. 211—1111 has been
previously predicted, the formal wcl-
room to the battleships of thc AmcIi-
cun iicct has been postponed an ac-
(punt oi the presence of cholera in this
1' iv
'l‘bc committee in charge of the re-
ccpilou alter a conference with Gov
1:1'1111r4l1111111ul Smith and a number of
pl'ounncut business men today. decid-
cdthut it would be wisest, and output
to cunt-cl nil prepul‘utions for the cele-
I1'I'utiou until the fleet returns from .l‘a—
pun In November. in honor of the
flcei's presence, however. the motor-
11111-11 concluded to carry out the water
parade on the day of arrival.
(lovcrnor-(lcueral Smith is advising
tho uuihoritlus at Washington, of the
dci'oiopmcnt of strong criticism di-
rcclcd again‘st the hoalth authorities
of tho city because of the {not that Ms-
uilu was not protected by quarantine
and cioscr protection oi the districts
whcrc the cholera has claimed the
grcutcr number of victims.
it is probable that? on intestlgntion
will b1.- ordcrcdm
PliPlJiAii iiiiiiiiiiilii
KNICKERBOCKER STOCK COM-
PAN Y.
The Knickerbocker Stock'Company.
cousldcrcd to ho Ollt’ of tho [111111 and '
strongcst organizations prcscnting
plays 111 popular prices, will begin a
wcck‘s cugugcmcnt 111,1111111'1. Theatre,
iii-xi. Monthly. 'l‘lu-lr .1'11p1u'loiro c1111-
Slsts of 11111 loicst and most succcssiul
productions, lmiudlnu. “Win Women
Sin. " "M 'u'chiug Through (.11."1rl.rla “A
Wifc'a Socrct.” "licirt'sa to thc Es-
tutc." "Lost and W011.“ “Umlcr Wcs-
tcrn Skics.“ Scaled Lips." nod 11 big
rcvlvnl or “East Lynuc." The play to
he proscntcd for their 11pcnlng 11111-
fornuunc Monday night will be Why
Women Sin abouuding in heart intcr»
11st, scntimcnt pathos and laughter
Not 11 detail has bccu overlookcd by
lili‘ nuluugcmcnt of tho company 118
regarding plays or players spcclal
sconcry clcc'trlml cilccts, proportics
111111 pleasing spoflnltlos are carricd to
Insure perfect satisfaction.
THE MATCIIMAKER.
The Matchmaker. one or the cit-1111-
cst and 1111111 productions ou the alarm
today, was prcscnicd at Ilnyt‘s 'l‘hcu-
trc,ln1u night The role of Father
llnly won in the hands of Daniel Sully,
who handled it in It most 111ch live 11nd
lulcnscly Intcrcsting mauncr The
play itscli is tho host 01111 thutlllr Sui
ly has appeared in and the rough and
l'1a1ly trouticr lite contrasts strongly
with the humorous and pathetic tig'urc
of tho prlcst. Th11 supporting c-om
pany was 11xccilent and the singing
good. N11xt week the Well kiloWn find
popular Kui1 kerbockcr Stock (i-om
puny will play :1 w'ccks engagcmcui,
with the exception of Wednesday
night when The Thief will be pr-e
scutcd
Tilbl TiilEb‘
li-mh scas'on produces its striking
plays but it is rare that one becomes
It tcxt for u cim'gynmn. a reference for,
11 judge on the bench and :1 topic. for
1111 cditorial writcr. All the variety
or comment was inspircd'by ilcnrj
ilcrustein‘s play "'l‘hc Thief.“ which
bud an original run of ten months ill
the Lyceum Thcutrc. and which will
hc sccn 111 iioyt's Thcatre. next Wed-
nesday night.
Anvsn'i‘tsso'u'rrsno.
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The following letters remain uncall. .
ad for at the tunneling postoiilces for 1 '
the current week.
South Norwalk.‘
Ad Anderson:
R. ll. iiertolette.
F. ii. lioerum.
Mrs. James Boyer.
Mrs. Edcuth Budd.
Mrs. Charles Foster.
Ambrose Gleason. ,
George Johnson.'i6 Pine St.
Mrs. Sherwood Maciiollom.
Capt. Reuben Mitchell, Sch. Osprey. E.
Miss Mabel Nichols.
Mrs. Morris OsterWlse.
E. A. Poward, R. l". D., 37. 1
Edward Van Wickier.
Edw.w11ldls;ss South Main St.
Miss Harriet Wilcox.
E. A.‘ Wilson.
E. E. CROW E. P. M.
Norwsik. ,
David J. Chance.
Mrs. Ellen Gibson. 85 Wall street.
M‘rs Marketer; E Hendrick. 4 K11]
loglt street.
Adelard-Miithor. ,1 '
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rtleld on the ground that
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. Lumber authii 11111110111121.0111
Bridgeport Ada-triumphs I Bridgeport Advertlurnuttl.
The} D M. Read Co
Wflcbd I“?
3111.. 111.111.111.11, 15.1111
111 quality of silk. in style and finish, there l’tiiii‘oaiS
arc thc best $5.01) special we have over soon. The ilouuccs
arc drop and vcry scnsihiy made with nicely stitched hcms
and narrow tailopcd folds, . [£11ch is iitticrshirring or plan-
ing to 1:31.61}. 111151,“, , .1.
Halts 111111111 111111111111 11111115 111 Black
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with gray, Gun, Metal, Cardinal, Hunter‘s Green. and scy-
11r11i combinations in Changeables.
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Full patterns in ,Nogligc Shirts, smart effects, in inch—
widc stripes in all the novel colorings, olive green with tan,
iavcmicr. molc, andpnlc (one. Very stringing. Specimens
'shown in vestibule window, Main St. entrance.
Outing Flannel Nightshirts.
Exccptionully good quality, largo full sizes, made good
58c each.
I 11'
$5.00 each.
length, sizes 1.1 to 211 inches.
Men's Coat Sweaters.
' Leading colors. every one all wool.
$2.00, $3.00. $3.50 and $4.00.
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Sale of Enameled Ware
We are 11v1'rsl111'kc1l and hcncc tllc low priccs for a tow
days. Thcrcnrc Covered 3111! Upon Sziuccpa'ns, Colicc and
Tea i'ots. Rico lloilcrs, 'I'cukctiiOs, Colantlcrs, Preserving
Kcttics and Dishpuns.
Wash Boilers. Extra
good values. .
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.Thrcc grades and two sizes.
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During the Summer'we all spend our leisure time out
of doors, and. So give little thought to indoor surroundings.
Nowih Summer is over,and we think of, putting our
houses in or er.
Permit us to suggest some things in which we can
help you—
‘ RUGS
Axminsier, Tapestry and Brussels.
CARPETS
ingrains, Tapefiry, Brusseislnnd Velvet.
MATTINGS
China. Japanese and Grass.
include Oil Cloths and Linoleums; also, Draperies,
Lace 01.11.1111. and Shades.
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