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3m positive ho!!! testimony in
Jocallty is of itself unanswer-
, this the oontip
people who to
slh citizen grate uily we
the good received from Don'-
fills. and when time has t at
a: {the we find the same heatty II-
wot; with ”page: gent:
d
I’u‘tit‘nl in‘ the work of Dona’ s
rzauu. f medicine.
5. ring Street.
ll..¥&: "M in-
I was an-
‘nbyod by kidney trouble. There were
tent is ins In In hips and l was
Moduli and dirty spells.
fi'niaht I, could not sleep but tossed
3rd turned trying- to and a comforta-
position. other had used
Dean's Kidney lls ifh such fine re
alts that she advised me to try them
. d I procured a box at Blaitsed's a?!“
is"
L gators. They hreelxbd'q 9e Mat the
_ and finally "cu The. l» have had no
, sufi'dyyfor a long
~ . mmhymm "limbs afflicted
.as I wad, II to get Kidney Pills,
'angpgiveléhebm antrisi."
es y a lerl.
j cents. F‘oster- Ilbllgl: 00.. Buffalo.
‘ . goo“. York «a new to tile Uoltedd
Remember the name-Dourr's—and
“to no other.
Price 50
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‘ WASHINGTON, April 2).» Senator
Tillmhd of South Carolina, paid his
first thilt to the White House yester-
day, In about seven yours. and rc-
. ceived e cordial greeting from Presi-
dent Taft in his ion; official career
the senator never before had called
upon a presidentraad his appearance
3'0 in the executive. olives Cree
tedJs “sensation. ‘1, e; 1;, ,
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our flprountative will call and
you information and fisuree.
Connecticut
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we
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()ur spIIng styles are ready
inspection. Will be pleased t_‘
them to you. Prices range
to “PM Double £011.. '.
Bole Agent for ET. Been a. or;
.lmwa: & Cupsater' a Wall is
mockery. Glassware, House
hi
of ‘:morit but when we add *
.i.? eledialiliuure.
a such a record Id
Eltlli lllltlilll till
Unlsv'oralrle Report in the Senate—-
Sheri“ Hawlsy Not later-
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'CAPI'I‘OL, manna. April 2!. —
Sheriff Sidney E ”Winn. of Fairficld
county. and the sheriffs of Hartford
and New Haven counties will not have
a clerk to assist them at a salary of
fifteen hundrcd dollars a year, or at
any other salary.
The bill llf‘flVldIllg for a clcrk for
the sheriffs (If these three counties
camc up III the senate. this morning;-
on an unfavorable report from the III: ,
dlciary committee. Bomtior Semis,
of that c,ornnrittce said lllt'lt.‘ was no
demand for any such measure and he
moved the adoption of the report arid
the rejection of the bill. There was
no opposition to this motion.
The bill was not put up by Sheriff
Hawley In any war; neither did lie‘
appear at all in its interest at the
hearing. Hc did not know anything
about it, in fact, until he found that
it was in.
It is understood that the
introduced at the Instance of New
Haven officials who had a political
debt to pay; andtdeslred. to crcate this
01300 at a salary of fifteen hundred
in». but it was so so .-
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to
bill was
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HAMDIN RISUIID' A3 POSTAL
BRANCH To NEW HAVEN.
WASHINGTON. April 2l’e—l-lumduu
will not be mudc u station of the New
Haven post-limcc. The post-other: dc-
paltmcnl has turned down the poll-
tiriu from patrons of the llomdeli ot’
licc after a report from the postmaster
of New Huron it was found that the
population to be served hv the pro-
p ed station would approximate only
"0 persons. and because of this the
) oca cannot be consolidated under
til law.
'l‘hc law on rhc subject is as follows:
"No station. sub-station or branch
post-officc shall be established bcyoud
the corporate limits or boundaries of
any city or town in width the pllucl-
pal office to,wirich such station. sub-
station. or branch office is attached ls
located. except in cases of villages,
towns or cities of 1.500 or more In-
habitants not distnrrt more than five
ratios, as near as may be. from thc
rut-is that favorable consideration to
the petition cannot be givcn at this
time.
Thc young husband whispered
and low:
,“iicar. l ncvcr lovcd another."
Said thc rnaidcn fair: "1 didgr'l know
l'l‘hat Arranlrrs had a brother "
~ ,v—~Chlct§o News.
soft
we n-‘.
I
l. Ear strength and dtrrablllty a
Q‘I‘E EEL ROD is equal to one costing
Wine as much.
~~~Bny “FISHING TACKLE TlIA'l' 'hil
FIT FOR FISIHING. "
i A full line 'of- this kind always on
Bl“ China by the piece or set. Th
goods will not craze. .
sen agent for the Columbia ‘1;
‘ 003s Talking Machines in.
. are Disk Records. Music
lid”; * 650. Indestructible Cylinder:
Ream. 35c. Fits any cylinderl
machine and lasts forever.
5 wdow Shades and Picture names,
,leeit Mixed Points, $1.89, perm
Painting, and Paper . . .
lulGOOds. Painters Suppliu. Dalilh ‘
hand.
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on no fitter Muslim 1
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we: Duh-d“ m
‘Annln. ‘3, tuna. c. o. His-m
Lame. ec‘nrm Agent.
hot tompcsl in full bloom and nurllcrs
outer boundary or limits of such city ll' P, ,_ , . Ii til , {0 lb
or town in wihch lhe principal office is “(LIQNI'MHEHUL u ”U '1 n5 r ‘
ocated." ' ' . _
' _ , Mr. “lrccicr' opposcd tlIc passing 0
In ”0“ "f ””9“ ”'9 department a resolution appointing Dr, t‘lmnccilnr
bliltlhl‘ll as ho had.
said.
miticv will go into ofiico in about i.
till) “MEDAL HOUR mm...
Dr. Kcndnll said on lhc coutrrir;
era for the coming year.
Shcrcr- had misunderstood what
should irc on the advisory board.
lug oihcr principals on the advisory
quite a lively debutc.
motif of ih‘.
my and l’rll‘ilcr be llddcd.
added clcry principal in the town bl
some criticism of Mr Gumbart but
bart had assitsnnce suth us Dr. Chan
caller could give he would be able to
get along all right after this y.oa.r
{that he had heard it told aroruld that
appointing Dr Chancellor was simply
a ‘step toward annexing the high school
IDIBII‘IOIF
A.aftatnat putting a man over the prin
Actual of the high school.
“competcnt another should bc secured.
cllruaclcr lzcd a statement by Principal
Gumball .i.-l :r ilc.
4:94 that Mr
that
nI‘nuud and I"'L.“Iul<-ll thc doings of :t
presented. add made his declaration
that "it was a downright lic' that he
and Dr. Kendall had gone to Dr. Chau-
. odilur and offered him the principal-
, hip of the high school, as some one
Chancellor was not made attlng visitor
that high. priced
have to be secured for Dr.
help straighten out the faculty or the
high school.
at the board were getting a
warm but matters finally cooled off.
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iii nssn ii I
sun so iiiii
(Contirrucd from first page)
About this time thcrc was n l‘I’lll
\vcrr- r'cnlly quilc full-resting.
it all cnnrc about win-II Dr. Kendall
iulr-cduccd a resolution appointing ilr.
Willmru E, ("irrrrrculior, supcr'iIItchdr-IIL
of tin- South Norwali. schools, actinl:
visitor for thc high school and ricilrring
his powcrs us such. Finally when thc
verbal warfare was drawing lo a closc,
it was coucludcd llrnl llrc board had no
legal right to appoint an acting visitor
as ploposcri.
All was nlcv and pcncr-iul Ililc \vlrcn
ilr. Iii-mini] arrumruccd that lllf‘ high
school cummittw ri-mluuu'rrdcri tlIn‘
.Ippoiulrrycnl of ill. t‘llnnccllrrr
iir. Kcudaii said that at first DI
Clmuccllol‘ lrud nor (illr‘tl lo lahc IIlI
lnalttcr up. bul had liirzrliy ngr'ccd afir
hp ...li bccu urgr-d. Dr. t‘huuccllm
will scrvr- wilhuul corupcullstion. [)1'
Kendall considcrui tho aplmlninrcnl of
Ho did not think it fair to liic princi
pals of the othcr grauumur schools 0‘
[ho town. llc thought it would bill"
”In hllle sl-lrnol.
llr. Slicrcr said it war: cvidcul lira:
.\lr_ \i'iIl-cicr did not know I‘ir. I'lllllll‘tl
h‘i' iil‘l‘mililll}. or he would not how
lll'. (.lllzlill‘l'llul‘. III
is a wry broad mluricll mun.
.\ll'. KW” r’cul l"~‘.\'lrufli lu‘ “I‘ll lr
l‘tllil‘illlrl'r llllrt a new high school run
that llrc cl: mmillcc llt‘l'lll‘i ull rim '5
sisilrmc it (an get in SHUIIIIS touch
Mr \‘i'1hc i -r said hc thought DI
hI
ills point was that all u
IOWI
had said.
the district principals of the
Dr: Tr‘accy spoke in favor of pirrr
board. as \vcli as Dr. Chancellor.
The resolution of Dr. Kendall cuuscr?
Dr. (‘lune thought It discourtcoua tr.
the principal of the high school.
Mr. Wirccior said thc resolution
would cause a great dcui of trouhlc.
Dr. Kendall thcu moved the appoint
(‘buucciior as acting vial
tor without specifying his dullcs.
Mr. \\'lrcclcr nmcudcd that the
unrucs of Principals Thompson, (lrcg
Elir, .SlIL-rcr' movcd :Inofhcr nlucnd
nlcut that if the other principals bl
Included.
'Ml. Dodwcll said if sccmcd that tho
purposc of thc appointment had bccr.
Float sight of. There had been, he said.
Me Bollwcll thought that if Mr. Gum
President Bradley S, Keith observed
to the South Nor-walk Union School
‘Dr Clune again expressed himself:
He thought
that it the high school principal is not
lit was at this point that Dr. Kendall
In. Kcudalidéllar
(:luul mat/flail told around
how ho was tn lg to displace hint
with NI. Chancellor. iic also stated
-l'rInclpai (‘rlunhult hull gone
am PM alcciiug of the high stimul (ulil
ruiltlc which ho had uttcmlcd.
Dr Sircrér arose. when opportuuiiv
ad rtoid around.
Kendall commented when Mr.
assistance would
Quintin” t0.
‘Mr. Wheeler wanted to know If Dr.
.illll‘ l')i'.'i
'l'l'c ago “In“ of hilzir school appii-,
endall had tallied over e appp .
suit with Mr. Glunbart. phenom] ‘
at ihllt ho had residential,r iron to
clinic to his iilllft“ and talk ovcr var-
lulu; luatit'u
By this link» several of tlrflrucmbergs
little ‘
The members in atiéadance were B.
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Dr. G. H Kendall. Wilfrcd Bod-
wcll. Dr H Fl" Sher'cr A. t) thclcr
(‘iune
cunts for cnil‘uucc was dismissed. 'i‘hc
urosl‘of illr‘ rrzrnrbvr's Ibouahtihc
should not in undcr lucire
llr Kcrrdull “.1, scutcd thc list ui pra-
pond lllll' . Iw ll'l' go'vcrnroeul of lllt'
IUWil sl-iiolrls 'l‘lll- l'lllf‘l. Will he Il's-
cuss-ad al llIc special Iuccilug. .
Principal l1 ll. Luur‘s (ammonia:
lion rrcmnrrro-mliuar ihc :r lnptlou of ii
al'lumrmr cht book um. rcltl'red lo
lourruilfcc.
ilcrbcll ll. Smith. scrutiny of fill“
louu board of l:r\nliou :wrrt n rorrruru
illclriiuu, cullluu uttclllinn to the» vr-v
quircrucut of u slntcmcul of cslinmtl‘n
by May lst. 'i‘bc cornrunrricarIon was
Illf‘ll.
'l‘hc anuuul county murcntion of
lr-nchl-ra will llf‘ hold on Friday. April
itilil. :Il lll'ilirzl'plrrl. if was \‘(llt‘tl lliill
:hc st boob. lw closcd on lirat duy and
illlll tin: lt’ut‘lli‘l‘s be rcqut‘stcd to a!
loud.
A ll'IIt‘l' from u rcpl'cslinluilvc of litr
ll'lii issrrilru llrc lillrnun system of wr'il
'ng was Iiir-ri This was III rclutio:
"o lhc murpicllug of tho arrnuuorncuts
.or ihc adoption of lirc syslcnr ucx
full.
The new hich school culr-nncr- l-xnru
inullou ('Unilllllll‘f‘ as :rpwllricri i-y lllv
high school commltit‘c runsisls of W
ii). ("liurlcciiorz (ll-ol‘lrc it. ’l‘hnrrrpsuu
it, ii, tinrrrbur't, Miss Lamont and in
I‘. l". (‘luuc.
iii dcvl'llrpcll that still“: of lhc
«'hor‘i riislril ls intro 3‘ curly lilt‘pill‘f'll
.lu-lr i-sflrullins. though all of tlrc dis
(l‘it‘lh how not yct Ill‘i'U, 5cm in, Sonic
{stir-inter, wL-rc In Ii-lri'ii and sonic
ru-rl' no". Slrml- m‘lvll I‘ul' incl'wruw
in il‘rlr‘lIl-r's' hlillll’ll'r 'l‘lll' Souilr Nur-
“llllf csiinrulcs cull-d for $500 for
music
\Vlrtclcr suprcsicd that it spcc-
ulM mccting bi bi ll lb ronsiricr thy
stimulus, and Dr t‘iunc so movcd.
Mr. Keith maiutrrlrrcd that a district
Ias no right in h‘m» u music teacher
iis point was firm the law says that
irctown may hin- a music teacher.
int that it has ncrcr dom- so.
'l‘hc qusiion it whether lhcrc Ir
I. maximum and minimum salon for
ctrchc’s was bu: .rght up and it was
‘vroughi out again lhnt some tt‘lit‘hllr:
‘or a given- salary are obliged to touch
norc pupils lhurr others. The overrun
ill the South Norwrilk schools is about
l3 pupils to a teacher, Some of the
teachers haw rrcnriy no. The avcrugc
is highcr in South Nor‘walk than in
:hc othcr districts.
Ml. \thclrr did not think It full in
f'lllltllt‘ll to how loo mn'uy pupils to
l. tcuchcl'. 'l‘hc rilsparih in leuchcrs
tnlurics was llllltt’lI nvcr .lt somc
lcnufh, ()uc ncw lcnchcr is provillcri
for in thc (Isllllilltl'w for the South Nor-
walk schools.
Dr. Traci-y cxpr-csscd tho lrclicf
that there should be a maximum and
minimum salary for teachers.
~Dr, ficndail stated that the teacher
who to chcs music in the Soulthor-
walk schools Is willing to leach thv
study in rill of the'schools of .the
town.
Dr. 'i‘vaccy thought music should be
taughtin all of the schools or none.
President Keith didn‘t like the idea
of‘physicnl culture teaching in the
' South Norwaik schools.
Dr Cluné mom! that the estimates
be returned to district committees for
more details
Dr Shercr desired to have the corn-
mittoemen upccify where teachers'
salaries are to be increased.
Dr. Clune said that it was his idea.
It was voted that when the. meeting
adjourn it adjourn subject of the call
of the chair for the purpose of con-
Slll’tilill‘.’ tlrc csiinrulcs
Dr Kcmlull pic suntcd the estimates
for tho lIlqu sllrnol {Or the llf‘\l )ciil';
SL’IHL’G was llu fulfil of his cati-
unites.
Tlrc cnluruillvn llilll fixed lirr- nlavi
mum salary for icarhcrs $900 and
minimum 27ml I'm impolicuccll Icaclr-
era.
Among the applicants for the corn
rim: year is Mrs. Willis E Goodhue.
widow of the late Principal Goodhue.
Mrs. Goodhue has been teaching In the
high school for some time it was
‘voted to engage Mrs. doodhue. who is
an excellent toscherpfor ‘the coming
y.em The detailed estimates of the
high school will be considered at the
split-ml meeting i
Dr. Chancellors
mitten.
Dr. W. E Chancellor wrote the fol
lowing letter to the committee one
month ago:
'l‘lrr School f‘onilnlflcc. Union lllatrllwl
South Nor-l all; Conn.
Dear Sir-s i'rtlr Icuarvl lo all con
fercnucr and in all rumors relating
to myself and thc schdcl situation in
thc loan of New Tilt and Its mrleuc
'8 Keith, Harry Rider. Dr. W. J. 'I‘ra- stlb divisions I desire to so on record
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' Letter to the Com-‘
"DA
Hiram am— so wish
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“by. ii
CRUb-
llir Vim iirollrfrr \be
'~to avoid misunderstandings and Trila-
iquoiutlous
', ’l‘irr-rc is an erroneous impression
lhronghont the town that unless there
fclrn bu consolidation of districts. then,»
icon bc no town sllpcl'llllcntlcul. \\'ul~
illngwrd is not rouwlirlatcd. and y-It
ii-rnpioys n roan supcriuioudl-ut at $2.-
”200 .r year who suncrvisvs all tlrc
lsrhools. including the high school 'I'iIc
3 imili comnrillcc culploy tin-Ir own priu~
. f‘l|)1llS.'9l('.
i um not a candidulc or
‘I llll llr .rrry \\.Iy for any position or
'flllllr\ ullur llrau rims: bl umnaglur;
tlw Iliif'l' slinols and tho scpnr'au-
lilllllll‘grliltll of the Union i)istrl.ct l
nru not wiliiuu lo ncccpt airy salary
for sn-rviccs utllf r than as such super-
lnlcnricul. llut if the man board, not
buying a supr-riutcmicui in its scr
\icc. dcalrr-s my udiicc, v'illiout spcci'
Iic tirrrc liuilc‘a. I shall be glad, with the
consent of thc i'uion District school
murmlltcc. to inform unsrvif as lo the
,rrruticm inyolrcd and to glue such ad
”09. ll|0\ltll‘fl that the town board
officially and rcguiuriy appoints mo to
such an advisory supervising position
so lhnl whutcvcr i may say will be llll-
dc -r illlt‘ law of "privileged communica-
film.
I own it in my suit to say lhut l haic
uul originated this suggestion or \qun
lccrcri thcsn services, and that i am
irrdil‘fcrcnl as to whollrcr the mailer
pol-s further or is dropped.
i request that this communication
in- filtd of record at lclst while the
prcacut disc usaion pruccclls.
litilltH rue
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an nppll
rc-qreclflrllr mm.»
W hi. it. (‘.lf\.\'( il.‘ l l till
.\l: ll"( 0. ‘-". ltiliii.
ABOUT NORWALK FIREMEN.
A Reply Made to Councilman Grum' L
ma‘n's Criticism of Work of
Steamer.
.\ll'. Editor:
In l‘cpiy to the criticism of City
ir‘nthcr Councilman Grumman in re-
gard to thc Hoyt street fire. In which
bc stated that the stczrmcr was In the
wrong place. i will say that when i na-
rircd at the fire tlrc boys had two
slroums on the building, bill I imme
diacly saw that we did not have the
propcr prcssurc. for some unknown
rcason and i Still in a second alarm
at onc c. which called out the stunner.
which pulled iulo thc hoard of Hoyt
street where it was stopped by the
diffcrcni lines of hose running across
lire street. When my situation was
cullcd to it. i ordered Captain Nor
limrp to back out and go around by
wuy,of Cross strcct, with the intention
or“ inning thcm conucct on lilo hydrant
.I. llrc orircr cud of llmt street oppo-
slic Arnolds IUIIIIIIH whcrc we have
ll. hydrant which is a stczllucr hydrant.
with a six inch conucc.liou nlrd would
Itlvo more pressure lllilll urn hydrant
on Main slrcct The hydrant on Main
strHect which the councilman referred
to, is one of the poorest steamer hy-
dlunls in the Cll\. Owing to the fact
that the position of it has been chairs .
ed froru the center of the engine house . .
to the south side. to make room for; “‘
the apparatus to leave the house. and .
in changing the position of same. in- ,
stead of using sl\ inch pipe straight ,'
Iroru the main to the hydrant they. .
made a right angle turn. reducing the i
old six-inch to four. running with four.
about fourteen feet to the present posi-
tion of the hydrant which, according. '_
to authority, reduces the éfllclency, 1
about 20 per cent Therefore you can .
readily see the reason for ordering the
steamer to Hoyt street where we had
an unlimited supply from a sixteen-
inch rrrain on one end and a tool rich ,
on the other Atcordlag to Connolly
nlur Grummau' s stntcmcui. if .thc .
stcanrcr was first. piacol at tho Alain ,
strccl housc \vc wrrrilll lulw' mite
tlrrcc good sllcnms, and as it \Yltfi “it:
luo stll'auls till ii. at tho Ntnlt‘ plum.
llrc cuulno ran away with “still. [1011
lurk of \v.utcr and had to ho llll'oiilc
down which goes to show tllc (loillif‘llr '
mnn' a knowledge of w here the steamer
should have been placed. The reason ,
for Councilman Grumman's criticism -
can be easily explaiped by the simple _
fact that the headquarters of “the fire
department have been (since ray term
of office) in the. in street lira. house.
instead of being dictated from n .-cel
tliin place of boomers on Main street
\\ ho according to Thc Sentinel made
the statement that not. three firemen
rould couple a hose to a hylraut It
"or. id stem from his r'ircrnnl‘ that he
was going to geothruuah with the de-
last
tor y.
i on
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The D.
,GENTS’ nose rN cREaT vAarETY
do red byth
with, and that you dim Marble toisqasorr. ~—t‘.‘hitaso Record-Herald.
Bridgeport Advertisements. 1 Bridgeport Advertimrienta.
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New Lines for Spring are being shown thié week.
Feathered Boas for Spring wear with tailored gowns
are shown in all (It-sired strcct shades: Black lustrous anti,
handsome natural brown and gray. which combine within“, ,
stlrcc gowns, nuvw blue. and light colors for cvcning wear
Prices frOm $5.50 to $r5.oo.
. Special in Coque Boats and Stoles, light colors for cvcn-
rug.
From $2. 50 to $4. 50.
Striped “Indian Ilsad” Sultan tings
With Belfast Linen finish. a‘ material for coat suite
with all the virtues and good appearance bf genuine linen
in attractive iraif— inch sfltrrpcs old blue. tan, and lilac, with
white.
.‘33 inches wide, 17c a yard.
Linen Batiéte
All pure linen. in natural tint “rtlr Lor'tlctl sclf— colorcri
stripes. A most cornfortnblc rrralcriai for warm weather,
durable. and not casily soiictl Ask to see it. 36 inches
wide,5ocayard. . ‘ '
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The Taft Gray Shirt
Ilavc you noticed that 1Inc cxhilril of (.rav Shirts in'
llrc Main St. window? lhc_ .rrc crrlicd lzrfi Grays" .rnd
promcs to bc ilrc ragc. it is a good color. and the shirt is
a good ruollcl mat Sl\lt with atldclrcll crrfIs Pnce $1.00.
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Women's Umbrellas. Special at $1.09. (Of fine imported
corolla cloth with tapc cdgcs. good looking and scrvrccahlc.
A liuc zrssortmcnl of lrarrdlcs.
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In the Tea Room we make a Specialty of some delicious
llornc ruadc cake each day. Tomorrow Mocha chanr Lake.
CHILDREN S : BLACK: HOSE .
Fine rib, light weight; fine rib. medium weight; wide rib, ‘
'heavy weight, all at popular price of ‘ .
15 éts.;2 pair for 25 (its.
The most Popular Stocking we ever sold' Is the
CADET HOSE
Extra fine for Girls
Medium weight for Boys and Girls
Heavy weight for Boys
Also Tans and White ‘
LADIES’ HOSE
Our Specialty in Ladies’ Hose is our large variety and
excellent value at the Popular Price of
23 do per pair
Comprising Gauze Lisle. medium weight, split feet, ribbed
tops, outsizes, etc. '
Also an excellent Stocking at , l
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