‘ ‘. ‘Tall Recrived 1:726 More Than Was
“Casi lor Roosevelt In 1904
HARTFORD, Nov,
26,—I’rosideni-
but larger by I,72II than: was case our
Prcsldént R0888vqlt; In 1904. Thin is
one of tho disolodtiros of the canvass
or the olilclal voIo by the board or can
elaot 'l‘lti't polled a vote In Oohnocll- ‘-
‘ n ma most powcrlul
II Indigestion.
dial close three times a
work wonders.
be sure to get uScott' .
Immont, laminar with name at
:I m your address, and four
but mic. and we Will Mind you a
fill dil Atlas of the World" I: :r
‘ E. 499 Ml Strut. NIVI‘Yo‘rk'
'1' 8., Bears, w88 recsnily in
r .
ll Mrs Harry Culver Imvo rc- ~
Norwich.
a recently ‘kllled at the Sanitar-
813th 8.96 pounds.
Mrs Jesse Hayden are
tram New York. I
harlos 'I‘aylo’r‘ of Brooklyn.
at tho Congregational
on Sunday
Wheeler of Statc stroct. was
lily bitten by a kitten}.
Inna will burst honored:
do‘wu in front or his prop- ,p
. on , just for Inn. has been dig
holes in the now concrete autos
troht M the Doigc property.
right [Iroposo‘ to hold a moot ’7
, évenl‘ng. In and it something
I“ lie Ohe‘ to give, it new life.
' 16th, the. birthday of lien-
atom, the Pioneer Hook and
onlpany will give a grand'
I cry. bookkéfipmfil’or the
In apply Company, was
pdplast week. to Miss Emma W.
W grandchildren of MI. and Mrs.
. fitliiil't' were baptized at their
‘ daddy afternoon. by Itov. Wil-
Dream, They were Robert Was-
an. 0! Bridgeport. and Miss
. Harvey, of Brooklyn
those from this town who at.
I I no Falrlleld West Consuelo-
iii) warn Rev. W. S. Long and wife,
-.l30rr.Ԥ S. B. Wakcman, (I. II.
‘fltddiay, M. H Cooley and wife, Mia.
. Thomas, Miss 'l‘. llnggolman
itId Miss deeman
o tinder from constipation and
.I able Foley" 3 Onion Laxative.
you permanently by Ethan
I digestive organs so they will
aInIally. Foley‘ 3 Orino Laxative
do gripe. is pleasant to take and
‘ of, have to take laxatives con-
”Inner taking Orlno. The cm
I} P malady and ll 11. Plalsied. "
DENCE BANK PRESIDENT
DEAD.
No‘v. 26. ——(iil
Mplcsldcnt or the PIov-
[IIIOMO Qulnlne
JIOUIIIII money if ii
W.(llII()Vlll'S signa.
.256.
Ito‘lf wAI'rErl IlEA'nuI.‘
or not HEA'rmo.
0 Es AND nausea.
t murmur
ms In the
our ditch
o a splendid;
r In tables
and Incesdoriés.
.I {aim ly and durably
tstlo designs.
‘ senators.
- netoiimut in 1968 than in 1900.
.. total vote In 1900 was 74014 and in
. {missile 8.13085,
‘ ’ 'iiright's lynthing arrived at 12:30 this
I night.
vussors horn today. Otllniul. scrutiny
of tho election lotnrns this altcl noon
pertained only to the vote cast. for
president. congrosoman-at-largc,I con
grossnlcn In each of tho foul districts
and tho indoors oi probatoI and, state
The ofliulul vote for governor and
other (Illinois cannot be canvassed un
til after the third Monday in Decom-
her.
Today's canvass shows
loss votes were cast on lilyon in Con
ills
Willi 68,266.
The full vote or thé state in. 1904
was 191,117 and In 1908 it wasdliihlltlil.
a. falling oil? or 1.214.
Mr. Pariah Ipollud III Co‘nhottlcul In
liltii 4 .656 more votes than were cast
for 1.,Bl'yitlfl this year.
Mr. Dabs vota at 4.643 in 1904 was
Incrcassd 670 this year. ‘
Thin? Prohibition candldoto in190/l
had i. 606 valet-I In this slate. 'l‘hls
,, party.‘ a candidate pollcd 2 .380.
Indrotlao of 874.
Agni n the, hazards show that all tho
polIt cal. million that. were ill the hold
this; yr‘t‘n Increascd their vote except
tho ilemooratln party. I'I‘IIII incroasé is
3,170” Mr ilryau (all behind over 4.
utilisation. showing that II large number
(It IIéIIIocrats remained away from tho
I3. .n‘innnlary of the presidential voto
o‘ws: .
Total vats cast—with). 90:1. I '
’I‘afItI' a plmnilly och BI yaw-ti 660.
TI 6' s Innimlty over nil-36. 727
NDW IiAVlilN. Nov. ‘ 26. man oinotlon
night IlIsI Associated Press. wIlIIclIIII oi
looted the Mo oi the 168 towns. gave
.Iudgé 'l‘luI‘ s plurality over MI. Brynn
«.,aI It 764. which alas only 194 votes
more than official plurality announced
today: The tighten of the Adsoclalcd
Press collected and distilbuled on,
election night run my close to Ihosc‘
given out today
The canvass shows the olilclal vein
in pull as follow:
liopnbllcan presidential electors".
William la‘. Sessions, 112, 738: Alton
Fartcl 112, 808; Charles 16.. Kliuck,
In 916 William bl. Durnham. 13.12776;
il2 till; Henry II.
Blldgman 112.813: Wilbur A. Broth
well,‘l.12,ltl7.'l‘ho voto to: Democratic
presidential'elociors ranged from 68,-
691 to 68.266 cast. for Doom 0‘. Tower.
Prohibitionlst. pt'csldontial electors
averugod 2,370; Socialist. 6,100; Social
Isl Labor, 606, and Independence l’ur
ly. 725. _
The omclal vote for congressmmutl-
largo was: John Q; 'l‘llson, R. H.667;
C. II. Avery, i.‘).. 70,029; id. Z. Ellis.
Pro. 2,313; .l, Melony, Soc. 6.067: bid:
ward Prior, Soc. lobar, 616; John H
Kelly, 1nd,. 645. .
. Vote for congressmen:
First. District-mid. Stevens. Henry,
II. 26.829; (7.. s. (nu-oi. [)..‘ ‘lh‘.596.
'Seco‘nd distrirt«N. l). Blmrrv. 11..
36. 083; Thomas J Reilly. 1). 28,832.
-'l‘hil'd districtd—ldwiu W. Higgins.
5.14935; H H Hunter, 1). 9196.
Fourth distt‘lct-—E. J. Hill, R., 32.
843; 1.. W. Wilson, 1).. 19,423. 5
‘. Voic‘ for state sellatomwNuw Haven
city, eighth district, Luxerue inkling-
ton, R.. 3,942; Thomas J. Gibbons, 1)..
8,160: ninth district. Dennis A. Blokes
ice, It., 4.3m; .l. .l. Lawton, 1).. mill:
tenth district, B. Barman, ll, 3,051; .1.
Courtney. D. 3636;. eleventh dis-
li'ict James F Laden it", l,tlll‘.l- , .lohn
lI‘. Silnnloy,1).. 2,607. ‘
to A. a on on n: A;
' 1..."... In hallo all. has
Slgaotm I
at
' TENNEssEE Lvncnmos.
Bough
w
Troops Arrived Too Late to Prevent
“ Deaths of Three Negroes.
'I‘lP’l‘ONVil...l.E Tenn. Nov. 26.-'—~
'i‘he special train hearing a (lumen-
meat of troops ordered to this place
by Governor Patterson to check last
draining. The twin Was stopped sév
oral miles hom this city and boarded
by Sherlll’ Haynes, who told them of
the lynching.
According to Shelli! Haynes state-
ment‘ the lynching 0‘! the Ithrée no
gross occurred about 8 o’clock last
He stated that he had just left
the telephone, conferring with Attor-
uey general Caldwell at. Union City.
when he saw a number or men assem-
hilng about the streets Hurrylng Ix)-
ward the jail he was notified that the
mob about. 160 strong, had stormed
I the building and. bursting ‘In the doors.
covered the ‘st guard: with their
weapons. Securing the prisoners. the
mob, according to tho sumo. took
them in a. wagon out. of the city
.66 was informed that the negro‘es had
been hanged at a point flare miles from
Tipto‘nville. No effort was made to
follow the mob, it being deemed in
tile. ~
«‘- ‘
~“Donn's Ointment cured me of
eczema that had annoyed me a long
time. The cure was permanent."-_-~
Hon. S. W Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics, Augusto, Me
« SACRILEGE. .
A zealous Boer once r‘etnonstl'a‘ted
with a Brahmln. "Yuo‘ don I; believe in
the true God. " he said. The Brahn‘tiu
shrugged his shoulders. “vary likely.”-
he answered, "but if my God couldn't
‘nIake a better gentleman tIIhan your
« God has made. I would exhhnnge him
for a blush dog. .
to
Iran militia Solution ahtlr
that. 5,759 ,
. cant sign.
Several hours later the tiller“! says'
Attempill on at Lives oi Ennlishmou
oi Dnliy Occurrence Int Some
Deaths Have Occurred '
L‘AISOU'I‘TA. Nov. 26.—-—'l‘hn hum
past. abowh such a menacopfnerious‘
upllslndb as It does today. Attacks and
attempts on the lives of Englishmen.
officials and civilians are of almost
daily occurrancc.
Lord Mlnlo tho vlceroy oI' lndlu. re
turned hum today from the north. cut
ting Silt‘lll. his oxaulslon in this tort'l
tmy tor. «the purpose ofI considering
murmured to cops with thé native dis
anecpoa, which otflclnls here have
been forced to recognize as alarmingly
on the crease. ‘
last night a Bengali lads an amino
cessiul attempt to kii Public Prose
rutnr Hulda with at bomb in B railroad
carriago‘ near Agurparn. .Thoro were
three other Iropcn‘ns In the carriage
at the sum me. A bomb loaded
with ‘dunrdom indicts was thrown at
tho earrings by the native. but it fell
short and exploded outside. None of
the F uropouns was injured Today the
Bongolls are making a martyr at tho
man who made this attempt.
Last Manda night District Superin-
tsndrnt. of Po 1ch Clongh was murder
ed by a native ‘utI Lynllpur. ’l‘ho native
approached Ills supcrlnioudont while
has was asleep and cut. opnu his hoad‘
with a spoon. Clouxh Was a young
Englishman. and .had gained distilla-
tton as a linguist
The native named Chowdhury. who
on November 7 tr led to kill Sir Andrew
Henderson Fraser, tho llentoaanbgov
arbor of Bengal. today pleaded guilty
and was unintended to imprisonment for
tau yarns. ,I
The police are taking remarkable
promotions to safeguard Loni Minto
and thin in rcgardod as n ulostalgnlli
, Aflwo
3am: . Iliailnizt‘mm“ liaising!
Sign?"-
MRS. CHENEY COMING.
New Thought Exponent to" Visit Nor-
walk the First Three Frldayu in
Decomber.
The subscription list for the. lecturos
upon muttérs oonnnotud with “New
Thought" and “The New Pflycllolotti'."
by Mrs. VIutco Cheney, of New Yodk
warrants culling Mrs. Cheney hora.
aild she. will give her lessons the first
llIr‘co Fridays In December.
This course is not a money making
genome. but entirely In the interest or
hlghor education and thoromrc no ud
vortistng will be done. The. ucwspn
per-,8 with the generosity IhoyI haw at
ways shown in matters or this doaorip
lion, are; giving the spam for two pro
sculmonls. No iuItbor statolucut than
this will be made. and if thori- nrl
thoso who how not boon ronchod bu
l‘oro’ in this a a). they are requested to‘
son rho librarilln of tho South Nor
walk library. or the librarian of the
Non walk library. when rull particulars
will be given. The lessons arc to be
given in a private bound, and their
fore the subscriptions have. necessar-
ily boon limited, It would be mani-
lastly unfair to advertise Mrs. Charley
and thorefore tho. press notices and
porsonal mention which sh. has in con-
vincing nhnndanco. am not to be
‘lrawn upon here. But it should be
stated that several hoopla who have
heard her and horn learned to know
here. aro firmly convinced that Not"
walk should have the opportunity of
hearing her, and are financially back-
ing the undertaking. The first object
of her lessons Is to touch that living
may be studlod as a so lands and prac
ed as an art. Her principles are
I use of. modern Christlnnltv and hot
methods scientific.
‘. MAY NEED ANOTHER sroav.
Capacity of the New High School
_,About Ruched AlreadY.
In West avenue has been in service
less than three months. It is praotl
rally tilled up. and one school visitor
says that it may be necessary to add
anothcr story below a great While. lie
thinks that, possibly. however. thorn
may not 68 such a. demand for on
trant'o after the am your. on domain
0! the l "hood of the new building
being a a mains tor the predent your.
Tho buildinS’ a wills are so construct~
ed and designed that another story.
may as easily added. « .
9"?"
POBTOFl-‘lCE CLERK ARRESTED.
ROCKVILLE. Nov. 25. -—Charlos W
Iiousig. a money order clerk in the.
postofllon here, was arrested today by
a Unilétl States marshal, charm with
ombuulelnen
an Inspection oi the
attention wan. oi wushlugton, who or
or
iatalyankau 'Ito diamond, where he will
no; glvan a hoaritlg.
with. rile sham 0A8.
.onn‘ectlcut avenue. Tucsday night.
wise they property of Abe Spelke‘, ol’
Mumford It Is believed the. tire ninth
ad from a Illicit circuit. Tho car} ii a
tutal loss there being little but Ith‘a‘
‘nmififiw‘ loft. The remains were tali
on cars .6! small Brothors. - The car
was worth about $1,260,, and It was In-
sured I I .
HOME MEE‘I‘s‘ WITH ulsr‘llu5
,A horse
and dumped
I,
this tag.
lion in India has not far many years '
Altholllththe new town high school .
The wrest, It is said.
illDBtQfiic aunts recently made by Int.
Add he“ arrest Henslg wad :immod-I
g’I‘he automobile which was burnad ln'
0.: Middlébrmk lirothers, oi ‘3
Narwa‘lk, is in Dr DaVlu’s hospital. inII
Siarhi’ord, one of its ruthless badly cut «
It went into a hole in
fEIIst‘ Main street. early Tuesday mom‘s
Silverware
Spoclal for Thanksgiving.
Rogers 8: Sons, Silver, :1 ‘
good and bran)" wright and
attractive designs.
Teaspoons. 75¢ a set.
Tablesptmns, $3375 a sci.
Dcssert Forks, SI .50 a sci.
Medium Table Forks, '
$1 75 a so!
Salad Forks, $1 50 a not.
‘ Dinner Knives,
$1.00, $1.50 and $1.75.
Fruit Knivés, 75c and $1.075.
Nut Picks, ($00 :1 act. ,
. Sauce Ladies, 50¢ each.
Jelly Spoons. 35c curb.
SaiddSpoons, 75¢. .
Sdlad Forks, 75c.
Fish Forks, SI. 25.
Fiah Knives, $l .25.
A able Spoons, .75r.
soupILadloa. 95¢.
Meat Forks; 451%.
Pie Knives, 75c.
Crumb Knives. $1.25
. All articlcs delivered in
time im dinnel on "lhnuks-
giving liayI
Carving Sets
and other Cutlery.
nIcnI in a variety of stylt'sI
hull Celluloid Tliilltik‘k'i. and;
polish or plntcd' blades of Illc
bcst stool. i
‘A very complete assort-I.
and sizes with Stop; “Ol'll’ L
l M Read CO'
all 58105le [We
Silver and Cutlery
iQur Hoops Furnishing Store was never in better con—
(litlon,,I‘Icvcr bcttcl‘ equipped for providing ncc cessitics for the
dining room or kitchen.
Hundreds of Special Sets of China arc oi‘icrcd this week
at Thanksgiving prices.
a I
W3 l‘C,
Pattern Sets in exclusive designs from $I25 down.
Intercsting Values.
$10.00 will b‘uy a he IlleCL' Dinner Srlvltc’oi English
Porcelain, which contains handsmnc largo platters and (lin—
ing plates.
$II.98 will buy a White and Gobi Srt, Ihc finest I‘ve ever
“I
oil’crcti at this price.
'
$7.50 will buy a Dinnar Set for lg
rurcllrnt porcelain and has attractive decorations.
I At $13.50, $15.00, up‘to $25.00.
The fincst grades of American l’orrclaln. 0.x 'amplcs of '
good \volknla’ttship. all 1"It'licti sets, for we have bought none
but the bust.
One hundred and twclrc piece sets with these Ilrmra~
Iions:
Rose band and groan border. .
‘llolly border, three gold linen.
llluo bachelor's buttons,
invonder floral design
Special Dinner Sets for small families, $3. 00, $4. 00 and
$5.00
and six platrs, $6.50 to $9.00.
Cranberry Sets.
l'rctty floral decorations, 48c and up.
I
wio‘.
W
TheD. M
speciaiOIIerings or China,
Thirty active Stock Patterns' In French and English
Turkey Sets.
English Porcelain, underpinned, 13 News largo pllttcr
Beef and Turkey.
Carvers
Three. IintlIfo’Itr. piece sets
with Stag Horn, or White
(. elluloiti handles.
Turkey Carvers from $I 25
up _ _ I
Cams and Steak
Carvers
Very convenient for birds,
chicken, and beefsicuk, from
$1.25 up, two Inertia.
Game Shears, “ scparate.
illandsmne Specimens llcavily‘
plated, $2.75. «
Carver's ‘ Assistants. $2.12 5.
‘Kitchen Cutlery.
Bread and Best Slicers of
i'arious kinds and sizes.
Ham Bonn Knives and
Saws.
Boning Knives and Cieav- _
.crs.
Spatulas and French Cooks‘
Knives.
Sharpening Steels. etc.
‘Al‘cohdl Lamps
and ,K‘ettles for, ‘Drawmg
Room use.
for Thanksgiving
I
I
pcrsonn.- it is of
Rose sprays with gold.
Flowing blue. with gold lines.
Rose buds with gold lines.
Old blué conventional border
"l‘hcsc will be convenient
for making tea or coffee al-
trr (illlllCl‘. They are. the int-
051 inventions for using de-
natutcll alcohol.
a W I?!
.. a.
Read C0
._..~ .7. «A - .a— ;-._.
{1:2 1.2-. .~
Pfli’llllii lliiliillillll
PECK’S BAD BOY.
Thoroughly tin-Iodine Puck's Bull
rJoy will he ytha attraction at. iioyts
l‘hoairc Saturday This popular com
‘edy that has amused hundreds of
housands in the past is more attruc
lvc than over this season. and from
war exchanges. is said to be giving the‘
last of satisfaction whcr'evcl present
I
‘hilClIAldl, .l. FANNING.
Sunday evening. Novombor 29, tho
mind lrlsh orator. Michael J. Fanning,
.vIlll deliver an address on “My Ionntry'
Ind Yours.“ at the South Norwalk Bap .
lst Church. Mr. Fanning is endorsed
‘Iy several Well known people and is
.{ROWII all over illu United states as a
brilliant. loan and a most. interesting
weaker. This lecture is entiraly l'rcc
‘llltl everybody is urged to attend.
ROOSEVELT TURKEY EXECUTED.
Horace V0», of Westerly, Kills Presl~
dent's Thanksgiving Blt‘d.‘
Horace Vase, of Westerly."l‘uosday
sent to the execution block Présidonl
Roosevelt‘s Thanksgiving turkey a
line 26~pound bird. the boat of a lot of
chestnut- led gobblcrs which had boon
nélecied and specially reared as candl
titles! the White House feast,
killed it' It not known ekactly which
one was t e successful competitor for
then White House honor. but. aftar the
Iblrdsi had been disused the most per
tent of the lot was picked out as Mr.
IVose‘ 8 annual contribution. to this pres-
bloat. it reached tho White House
yesterday. V”!
"President Grant was the first occu
IIIiaat, of the White House In receive a
Thanksgiving turkay from Illa Vase
docks Annually since then the gift
has bash renewed and as assistant
in: roost at the 'president’s home in“
the national capital ms been without
Its Rhode Island contribution
bird, this year is 0nd of‘ the, Drench.
«brand with a str,ain of wild hid-lad.
Ito’cks several years ago by the ndmlxl‘
turn (If blood item the wild turkeyi: 'oi
the South and West. . .
Its the chestnut crop in Southern
Iionally large. the ItnI'lItpys have had
plenty .0! the food which imparts to
than: the peculiar outlay flavor whlol;
is stamped highly by connoisseurs.
IGAN UNDER QUARAN‘NNE.
hasnlso'ron nay. 25—6. Do
a threat at Anioniturb‘nnder tale}
rphlc instrdctlon mm Secretary
wllsbn. may pine
"ifGl‘él
Ity‘nouts mall“? I,
“ll “WWI“: bit“
ed"
Huston. and will be‘g‘i‘n his palatal-ate P
:. there smar'newmner
IWIh‘é‘n he flue, plump tumors were I
Tilc‘10"02
which. was Introduced into the Vans .
Rhoda Island this year has boon excep -
tire studs"
pill) in qunrdnttno. in do tar as f «
”in Anson To him nonwmt. I,
,. « ‘ Iva-Is, It Iiox, . I
ANOTHER AUTO‘ ACDIDENT.
m—
Hsrtford Woman sit-talus Serious In».
juries by Being Run Over.
HARTFORD/Nov. ‘ 25.~—An0ther in
tho sorlcs of automobile accidents hap-
penod today when Mrs. Lotilu Pren»
4
Star, of South Manchester. was run ovor
on Main street. The woman was quite
seriously injured but it is not thought
that she will die
‘ua an untomobilé owned by R. W Dyer
and dliven by a chauftcur approached.
Mrs Preator saw it and apparently
became confused. Shn tried to dodge
It and was struck, the front wheels
passing over her body.
The chauffeur. E. L. Whitéomb was
p nced under arrest. He furnished
bonds in the amount 0t 32, 000. for his
appearance in court,
NEW YORK; NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD “RAILROAD
ring TABLE.
in :8ch October 4,1808.
300m NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A ‘M.:——-l2 63x 5: 07x. i'milx, 6:11.
iii-181:. 6: 64):, 7: Mix, 8:11x, 9: 06!,
9: 30x. 9: 54, J10 23x,10:62x, 1‘1: 26k.
1’. M.~—12:61x,1:06. 7:481. 2: 60):
3:"7. 5: 081:, 6: 37. 6: 60):. (it 40 6:501.
7:183. 7: 60x. 9: 60x,10:32. V
Sun
68MM~12:63x,n62a07x, 6. 41x. 8. Six
P. xM.:—-—12 66x, 2: 41x. - 2:60x, 5. 37.‘
6: Silk. 7:12x, 7: Mix, 8: 21x. 9. Mix. 10: 19.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-‘—-12: 00x, 4: 49x, 6. 46, 6. 45,
8: 00x; 8: BOX. 9.16x.‘10:02x.
11: 00x, 11: 03, 12: 03::
'P. "M. ——I: 06 2: 00x. 2: 53x, 3: 26x.
3: 32x. 3:. 67x, 4: 32, 5. 023:. 6: 08, 6. 26,
mom. 5:03 7-10 85661:. 9:00x, 9z’30
I11; 00:.
. . Sill" day!-
”A ‘iid.——1ill:tl0x.n 6:60, 7:30, 9:16x.
. X.
P. M.—-—6'. ill, 6: 06:, 7:003, 8:30x.
11: 90:.
I SDUTH NORWALK TD NEW
‘ HAV VEN
A. M.——12:10‘. 1: 16):, 1: 57x. 6:15.
7: 28. I:8 30, 9:17x. 10: 24):, 11:12): 11: 47:
P. M.:—-12 09x, 1: 21, 2: 49. 33:113.
9: 163.9: 30. 1.1,: 18. “a“
A. M.:—-12 098‘. 1:162. 1:57:.
1:44,-
9:12,10:24!, .11: 121. .
IP. Sir-6: 48, '7 30:, 8 .241. 9: 83:.
w
1":le 202.18: 20.19: 3632 5936‘
..--1 26‘ 6!!!“ 6:14, 7:18
Mrs. Proctor was crossing the street _'
3: 24;. 4:21. 5:12. 8.12:. a: as 7:101, 1
8061's woman 'Il'o Dawson.
{outlays—ll 16.105663, 8. ab; 7: '66'<
The Thanksgiving season is an opportune time to replen-
ish the home supply of TABLE LINENS. “
A new Table Cloth or Napkins, a dainty Tray Cloth or
Dolly. adds to the attractiveness of the Thanksgiving feast.
We invite your attention to our stock of Table Damasks,
, ranging in price from :50 to $I. 50 per yard.
' Napkins from SIM to $4.00 per dozen.
Hornstitched Table Covors. Dollies, Tray Cloths. go.
We also invite your attention to our large stock of Towels.
r
84 Washington St.,- South Narw
Telephone 446.“
10:05,
uncomnoomra, s llupl'
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