I
.A
‘to furnish 33nny deilnite. description of
"*GItyNatwnaiBan
‘You "can": to have
snow Ivl'IItc clotlic‘s frc'c‘
BLEACIIFTTE
Laundry m5
T Wu round blocks in each package, '
‘ enough for irom {our to six whims
Etch block III :I muslin bag. to III; it
ill.( on bother hunting tor a rug" l .
(irlsp it by the car (deI‘ t '
, stirthr IIatrr pith it to
, tint. then let it dry out—-
' ' TiilN ROBBINS AT LARGE.
W
Mr Men Bos'bectod of Robblng Mail
I car. ‘ I .
OMAHA. Nob. May 24.—ln spite of
II vigorous search remote limeI hut-Off
train robbers. the dutborltios have as
rot obtained no tangible cl.ews John
P Wot. of. New: Work city. a pas-
.lellwi'ihid nobietirad whdu the train
was stopped Expecting that the rub-
bers would go through the cars and
rob the mums: euro: I-jumn
ed to the ground and id 0 the weeds
by the sideor the track. in: witnessed
the robbers of the mail oars. He re-
msiued In the weeds until a sher'iffs
posse reached the place after daylight.
John Fayette an employee of: a
Itovmfaotory at Balaton. was nothing
to his home in South Omaha about
midnight when he was passed by four
men in an express wagon headed for
80th Omaha and driving rapidly. it
is the general belief that these were
the train Iobbers. b‘avolio was unable.
the man. 3, ,
It reunites. aiikiilfu‘i onto act a
bonehfiulr stymied! mm
M “Iron .‘n‘
SW gig-w
" 'I a.» .
4
("‘1‘
i: I
i ,!'|3'll|3 . L
. ‘ 3 .
Summer Furniture
that ig’hhi'fldtilnrly' piétislii'iz' iii ’d'eslgn
ItnIi thoroughlydurablo. ”Chairs Rock
0:17. D’gons Small Tables, Tnbouuetles,
e c., .t I . . ..
"" :chker “lid herd
Tlihwteccpiim Hath? Plaeom or
Simmer living momI’no' rIilshings
can equal these rtléien' l'o comfort,
noolnese and llllls‘Zic electii
_ prowl. of the British government
----..-.-- M
LIIRARIAN; 'III’ mil:
.. I. .
apring union" of chi-Idiom Moo-
"I. elation Next Wednesday.
The spring meeting of the Connecti-
cut Library Association will be held at
Willimultic, Wednesday». May 20, and
all Interested In library work will be
aelIome. Andrew Keogh of Yale Un-
iversity.“ president oi the associa-
‘W" and Alice Emerson of Winsted,
. ecretary. 4&1!" 'i‘fifihw' “PM?
' t he morning Idhiiiotl will cord ;
a 10 0'0 out in the. morning and th
aftertlooh session at 1:30 [I III. Fol
lowing ’is the program.
Morning Bunion.
Business.
The Use Made of a Village I. lbIIIIy
Miss Evelyn H Curtis. Daniel. on pub
lie llblaly.
Tile Liblnry and the Farmer, Misr
Edwina Whitney, Connecticut AIIIIII
cultural College, Storrs.
\Aftornoon session.
Certain Relations Between the Pub—
iio Library and the schools, Edward
B. Bellow supervisinIt principal New
Haven public sohoolai- - . .
Rotation d 'thooaabllc Librorv to
the "Schools in the country. .Towns,
ilcnry’l‘ Blll‘i. plintipale. state my
mat training school Williinantir.
-’l‘he "Art of Reading it‘s Methods,
Pleasures and Ultimate Ideal; Prof.
03th Kuhn professor IIol Romance
Language. Wesleyu'u. University.
STA M FORD
People who spend most of their
time out of doors are the most
healthy.
This is because they have fresh
air to breathe '
Put at Stamford Furnace into
your house. and \havc fresh air
whether you are indoors or ‘out. .
iANTl-ALCOHOL CONGRESS. _
WAHINGTON, May 24.——The state-
depanment has ruined .fQIr delegates
to the twelfth .intomationai anti-alco-
lIoI congress. lo be held in London
July 16 to is. They lire Mrs. Edith
Smith- ”Davis of Wisconsin; «Mrs Mar,
30le .IAIluI' oi New I‘Vle: Dr. l... D.
Clothers oi (ionnoctl‘iut and Judge
W.; .lei‘t Pollard of Missouri. TIIII
will' serve IIltlmIIt Mimpousnliou Iroln
the government, nltd will detmy that!"
own expenses. lior tilts reason the
soon. tnry or state does not believe on
hpproprintion should be made by Ion-
arena. and has so informed hoth hous-
es. The congress-ital»; the oiiiciul IIDI
Warm-air heating is the most
healthful of all methods of'ileating
because an ample supply of fresh
air is being.r constantly brought ill:
thrit is if the furnace is a Slam.
ford and properly installed.
STAMFORD FURNACES ARI: sow or
homes R. NASH,
W Corner North Main and wont Streets
I'CA3NADIAN MINERB’ STRIKE SET- ‘ ‘
. I II TLED. ,.
WINNIIFG, Mun, Milli His—The.
coal alluers' stlilte of Southern Aim»
to and Eastern British .Coluwbin has
been settled.
THE'TONIC 'or PRAISE ANti
KINDNESS.
ENIERIMNME 8“." ""30”" “mm“ ““1: "Applause is
“I'll" Infirmary to the actor"; It 01..
vaies him and gives him confidence;
it In like shaking a man warlniyby
the hand when you first meet him.
making hint feel Itt home. Instead ol
giIIIIg him II culd how by which you
onto an the ge'nlall'ty out of'him. ..
Ev'on day the 'auIlIlilous of stores of
bright boys and girls are. fatally blight.
ed by some unthinking III" ileIIdletIs
superintendent or pmm'ietor. .1 haw.
known of instances which were little
iosodhtttllm‘imlna'i. where young hopes
HOYT’S THEATRE
JEROME ROSENBERG..-... .Mauagor
Telephone N0. 112. "'i
PLAYS CHANGE MONDAY- AND
THU URSDAY. 'II
AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY.
mom ornate"
Supported by
THE YARD “STOCK CQ.
Matineea Wednesday and) Saturday.
I‘ ... - UT‘ODAY.I - 'I" ed; ambition 'pornlyaed forum: by
“In I boom: rudn. barbarous trewnent of}
?ump' BIBLE! em lotions. I a: .
WITH VAUDEVILLE AND MOVING .
IPIGTUR“ BETWEEN THEIACTBI
MATINEE PM'“° all Into) . .101:
NIGHI MICRO 'a. . . .. . . IIOGIlnd 20c
lee. Great». matinee. Wednesday, Free.
The Next Attraction.
. “THE. COWBOY’S GIRL. "
, Commencing Monday.May.31,“The
Payton Stock Co. New plays. new
om. than look upon their em-
plop/sea as natural kicking Wpoats or as
neatly I‘vaivoa. for" their Iliad temper or
their mistakes. send they wont athoir;
spleen "UWlfl-liwlnll’imt mercy.” .
No outI like: to be .blamedthsrshly
even when he Is in tho.wm.iiflt‘olIlI
.ing or fault-finding never .ylought on
Improvement. Ul'fllu'l one. (Pilots-glow.
I lie Emailed
HAB'. FIIETAL FRAMES AND BEST "
A
WIRE bOVERINo. wILIibu‘i'fiAsT
THREE' o‘iIbIlia'IIv 'scde’édii.
Give it _: Tupi
no.3
F. A. MITCHELL
Tr~le .r‘
. Finn _". or}
con. WALL AND men are.
NORWALK, coNN,
hell.
la: a: I.
WIND W." RAYMOND»;
' Iranian?
Ira nun-I .
I! North Main St, on fiorwalii
. moon"; Grim-him IQ3t3. In
Iii Tolspiuno Whoa-mt
.i‘ TUIOPMM- at am. ,3.
Turf-Lt
Maw”-
Judith"
NN. .:
m‘ (Ii .
rdOUTH'Nd’iI Wilt. .c
“Molten A oENIIRAL BANKINo
9.41510va 5".“ “.t. it” n. (or
«um
I , ”in“ Ilmw tu'IQUII '
SW00“. Pf'll.
'“u'iFI'i' .Ib‘tiiil't... Flo.
do snows“. can.»
Hflwhs.'
I»
- I". on so.
F7 WNW-6n l-ioitry Seymour
. Knapp annual Grumman
. . IR. Momln J..Wallaco Marvin
j on Amati Joli MH-
o' It. «In» and {mm I
Who - 3a31o.ooo.oo.D
Wit ohm, ‘3 din! Si '33". yin. ..
never shows appreciation of work well
done. but who is ready to rid fault on
the slightest provoce n.—~0rlson~
Swell Marden In Sucooss Magazine.
phlldron c'ry3
tilt rttrcuttrs
mm
Shorisi'ght'od .wWifik—Oid Gotroi't ls
detoted to miiaie.‘ There" is a clause
in his will leaving $25. 000 to establish
I: home for poohdage mfi‘Wosr-
assesses
. We“
3 Service and Col-lilo Up to Date.
Rate-3 ’2 per day and upwards.
I J
Stockioiui conical Information richer.
Santa! 0mm. 759mg
vi * “I" I'. 'TEL. CALL no. . mi .
t’t'
, If ..,I.
.: ‘2 II
mixed. rel
'M'lSst‘S
SI 25* 1'0’ ”.50.
3 Fifi Lockwood, ’
15. Company '
3.49 Mu. srnze'r', NORWALK
I
925W "r9 know . l
Ladies? .Oxfords
vvinnh Imt’“ Il‘t‘ MINI
‘? ‘ ”recess
.' not
53%
(sirloin Boil-WU)” W“
EAIT NOBWALK..
- out a. emu
have been "illllillfid.‘i€ill‘ililtliltflu oruslr .
YOU?“ ".37.: I‘ 7
Imin
. bran miwmmé new
“9:“an wilh be .'lti Homorrtl'v‘r .letb35
Qpiiiiou is at iii: Quip:
Gifld Eudtn’F'B. Tech! 3””
3 mu «a: i1 nun-a 9.1,»-..3
IBRIDUFJPORT. l’iflie‘lumulh pa-
Prevailiihd
muncement has yet all. of all
appointment to lllfii dense), caused
by “TIMI?“ mmnatarlea A.
omen. hauls seem timbe prevail
lug opinion‘that the appoint Ient will
go to Eugene B. Peck. " "
it Is Marni! thtt» this will be the
recommendation of State "Attorney
stiles .lndlotl. and the Mine otItIm
supreme and superior courts will no
doubt confirm the recommendation.
it. is possible that 'no aetioit‘I'Ivlll be
tallell"ulit.il the annual meahm'ohtbn
judges, which takes place W111. t a
first part of next month probably t to
14th
There the numeroug other ohndi
dates for the ponitlotl. and Inuolnprea‘
sure is being brought to bear do be-
hali‘ or this or that candidate. Among
those who have been mentioned as
candidates are. : Clifford B. Wilson,
Charles E. Williamson. Arthur J. Hall:
Robert C. Mailett, Albert J. ,Mbrrttt
and Clitus it. King.
But the. majority of those who have
talked about the matter soon» to
think that AtlonII-y Peck haaitlic In-.
Itoaak and that he will be now-
6' by the Julius in a short time. I.
Whilmtbo other candidates are
mentioned. no one has not» rot Pivot!
soilioiout unpport to be classed no set-
ndiohpleo, , I t -
it iota sotiiowhat cuIlos coinci-.
limbs in this connection that Attorney
Fork III the ndmlnisttnnlm .of Coroner
lloten's estate. Today. ulIIleiI' s. In-
strnctlons, the safe in them-o iI‘Ir's
office at the bounty. cpIIIL aolw'r .3IIIis
Opened.
No one had the combination but the
late (oIoneI Lydon. so It Wits linden
snry to In” in .III evpert. Wait I‘
MIIIsiI was Ingugod, and in the pres-
once of the commissioners he. opened
lug.
There was nothing of great value
in the safe unless It was some small
steel boxes which were turned over to
Attorney l‘I't'lI. Tile coroner's desk
has not yet been opened but It will
pe as sotm as Mr. Peck can get to
l
.II Niall If you
BASEBALL.
National Lqigue Standing.
l . is EC.
Pittsburg .......... is It .t'I2l
Chicago ............ l9 l3 .3!”
Philadelphia ........ 14 i2 .539
brooklyn ........... 1:: H .781
itinelunnti l? .461'
New York N .462
St. Louis .......... if iii .438
llostou ....... . .. 17 .393
Saturday' a Results.
All games postponed on account or
rain or wet grounds. -
Carnot-TM”.
Pittshurg at Boston.
St. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
American League" Standing.
W.
rfflble- new prices. A his commas better way to nmkethewwrongvdoer "" PC"
“‘3‘ 3- ”gig“ ““9““ I . I his fault. Any one in authorltzI.Ibe~.h.:' 3:33:35“ """" ‘ 1% ill) :3:
parent, teacher or emphyer.~wiil got Boat H a """" 1.. 'r36
. i... N better results by lIlnd-Imethods than Neme'oh" """""" .1; €86
ate! Mahackemo by harsh noes. Many a clerk. Items; “Chicago """ 14 1‘7. "’ ii
girth? asset or atrium!“ has "III-III :im Louis """""""" I , m '«s
I . I M L. or an ome II erent to Is ' """"" ‘ . ‘.~
. J_. ‘R. chIvbiI. M'dr. work “aim...“ of. me man “Mm glevfiiaug .......... 1; 131353 ”$.22
- .—.. of the employer who never praises. M as on ““““ " ‘”
Sunday's Results.
St. Louis. 1; itoston. 0.
Chicago. 7; New York, 3.
Detroit. 4; Washington, 2.
Saturday's Results.
Chicago. 2: ltoston. i.
Philadelphia, 7; Detroit. 1.
\\ nehington. 4: Cleveland. I.
New York,“ .: St. Louis, 1.
Games Today.
Boston at St. Donia. .
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
3Philadelphia at Cleveland
Conno'oticut League Standing.
bridge-pone" INort humutou.
Waterbury. at llnrttorth
.III.
M.
ST. LOUIS, May aheaiseatonsn Lon-
ls (Amellcan League) game postponed.
film... «on...
I STATEILII ARIV. .. .
l..’ .4 I. r. "I‘3'13
Cornoratonvo b... 'id y. Masonic
I... i 5;, ; [Errand I)
The cornerstone op gt'tginow states}:1
the toiletries oniér. racist-es
I24 EIWMGWQHIM. Wh‘l'W’FVI'
I: OII'JQInfl'MhnIfll .t.
2: 46 “markups-alga attain famou-
«In My pm imitd
acne. “ambition tho liter
3: 00 p. m. ~Lay'dng cornWIbyth
“Into“ wruidpfnt. lodge. An-
I elem litres and" Ana“! odMaaous oi
CotlliectICIIt,-.. .. -.
8:30 pm in *Addlt‘hfil of l ‘lIitIf Justice
Simeon FL Baldwin. of New Haven.
on Iiontb land of capitol. .
, . .. H... . _ . ""33“?" '
Shore ' , if"
“Wei--. * ......... "r
it E Q‘Fiill‘ ', "‘ "- Wear Shoes That Fit
..,, M " ' Whig!” 122 waamneron erazir. ”
' raoraiuii‘ goo”; WIS-W
singing—"America."
i
tlly'
the sale in u few minutes this mornI‘
New Haven at New Britaii'n. " I
_ praaical value the improvemenootm
e manic Wovarroiodihyitimammo
Lclocl'ed Vice-President oi North
American Association
'3 .3. -—-—-+-—I—' . '.
The Oyster (trowel-amid Dealt-raw
Association of North TAltiéi‘lca‘do'ld to‘
annual meeting and‘co‘tlvoiltton at ‘
tlmore and”! an amp Tuesddy.
Wednes‘ddy rind walnut wddk.
‘l'hoy were ducts“ of this paitlmore
Oyster sblpppu' Association and were
(then a most hospitable and Interest-
lug annulment. ‘IVQ‘! Hamill III-
.terqsmu one .oyuorilndaotry were
('NIWMIII a «I II leI
Upon Motion of Romy 0. Rows. of
New i"'iiilt,‘fl.1\zei F. Mer,rell of New
York, was given the compliment of II
reelection by acclumation.as president
of the organization our“ theiomuiail
year. The. following officers were also
reelected: Henry C. Rowe. of,NeW"Ha-
I'viou. first viceIpresldent; - Iiienry C.
Elsworth, of New York. second vice-
president; Frank W. Darling, of lluinp-
(l Atwood of lioston. secretarv, and
Edward Thompson of Northpmt. N.
Y.. treasurer. ..
On Wednesday the conv'cution “85
addressed by Dr Caswell Grave. Shell
Fish Conunlssloue; of Maryland, who
espresso! his must that thoiladusu'y
in Maryland had not been. developed as
It had been in Cannootlcut and other
“horthetn states He abound that those
who mark on the public beds of Man'-
la'nd object to the, gIantlng of grounds
rm- private cultivation and- that MI 11
Molt Maryland does not produce one
two-hundredths part .of the» oysters.
I'I'Moit her waters Iil‘(‘ capable of. tie
filled attention to the great develop
ment oi the industry in Connecticut.
nWlllK to the enier'plise and energy of
the planter .I of that state \IhII‘lI with
Rbode island has taken the lead of it"
the other states in the union ,
OII 'l‘lIursan the assoI ration was
given a hearing before the. ll S sec.
‘Ivtary of agriculture at Washington '|
together with the officials of the Food
and Drug Department. concerning the
sanitary regulations proper for the in-
dustry. The organization was repre-
sented by Axel F. Merroll. of New
York, president; llenry C. Rowe. of
New Haven, chairman of the commit-
tee. who conduciedthe hearing In be-
half of the oyster shippers; F. S.
Beardsley, ol' Strattord, Conn; W. C
Wood. of Rochester; E. B. Wayman,
representing A. Booth & Co.,'ol Bill".
timbre; N..S. Ackerly. of New York;
F. .1. Mansfield. of New Rayon; Mes
ars. Armstrong. of Hampton, VIL; Kllv
lion and Rumors. of Baltimore; DnrlI
ion. of Hampton. and Von Nyvcuhrim.
of Norfolk. Va. and Robinson and llvy
nor, of llaltilumo. ' ‘
File oouunlttI-e were Introduced to
the sooretsu'y of agriculture. by. Con
grtwsmnn Hill of (‘OIIDQCUUIL Secrt‘
4an- Wilson gene the whole dit‘) on
'l‘hulsday to hearing the oyster mow
em. and asked many questions eon
earning the methods of handling Itiid
shipping oysters. it Is believed that
after careful consideration the score.
lary will promulgate such rules and
interests of the Industry.
Secretary Wilson made several llu
poIItunt suggestions to the oyster shlpv
pet's present; one which was particu-
should be required to thoroughly
cleanse all package. with scalding Wa-
tor hetero turning them over to the
shippers. as.“ an be done as soon as
without. much dlillcullI whereas later
much labor in required. Mr. Rowe ask
ed the secretary if the shippers mlght
be permitted to state that this re-
quirement was suggested by him, and
he replied emphatically that the ship-
Is corrledIout. it will .be a great ad-
shippers
MAJOR TAYLOR SPEAKS.
DinnoI'I Wo'a Given in His Honor at
Mlddletown. Friday Night.
MIDDLETOWN, May 21.—-‘About 60"
'lnlprovement of the Connecttcuttitiver
attended ‘I" a banquétnit the . .. Hm
, M,“ _ . T. I. 3,, m I W. IIIL. C. given in Honorof Major'l‘aylerfiofil'lo
GOLF. “1".in rL‘luR F Hartford ...........l5 5 .750 London; ortthe Lumefi'mfisApm,
3 New [attain ....... .11 .8 .5791 Engineer Corps. IMajorWaylorwhoog '
I ' ' " Waterbury --------- 10 .50" charge of the waterways in this vlclna
New Raven ........ 10 it .426 ityI. After the banquet Major Toylor
sBrldxo‘portI......... 9 .10 .47.! was introduced by- President Mer-
as IS known, DYIICVBI')’ Springfield . ....... . .9 ,10 .414 lolt DePeyster, of the association. In
"3'Ca'd u d} Holmke . . .......... .8 10 .444 Introducing the ”GallerIQMt‘ DéNystei‘
l ac'oivller, on = luminmptop ,, a 13 .273 ave a Inn-I almrrwomhem
it would he” - ’ . " ‘ “°"' ~" ’
. .3». . . . «Sunday’s Results. on ajor Taylor via an": interestini
‘ ‘ " ' Waterburypo: Spflrufloid.4 . ad run. He that'itae och-emu
“3 . = . Imp... -. I sums one newt IoIIIIIIoIoomnctlII-
“a? gr s'atiioiar’o Regatta. «new by hoildinmistomgo 3%-_
. . All. gum“ postponed; an account ol- weird?!“ Impraotimbio‘aoflugi to
rain omwot emulation _. II . I militant) of the mrmlflemami
Yours . ~ I"? w;- .W. . viii! also concluded. mnldtwhilvo tint?
. . .Glrnoo Today. " elect. on the ".ll\’el’ Observationatolh
annnubo for the roast“ "meal
Springfield at ilolyoke. II -I mm." to prove tidal W Tubman!!!
.I the only remaining. .mtbodloraa. It
deepen the chtum'oi by Nirodsiultnamt
to build Wialnlfm mills mmyentrlto
Rain in St. Louis. Ispreading out. He sold boilieped to -,
Ital. authorlt to makovn survey of the
river dur the summon.“ The talk
before the association- was to they!
the United States government of what.
Connecticut river cahoots! ho; Thaw
phould devote nib: that! mortar toward
thirteen. In oloolnl, hominid than.”
soc atlon of thaimoitl of 4le mark
03! the harbor sumrmomolitdeommtm
on.“ Borthndufllfl- m ‘I M altiltll -.- I.
. II t i' ‘ II. I,
lose Inuit mus mums
l ”emote" new Amps-sum
Oat-demo F. King, the prom Oil
many enter prim. who was" convicted
. in December flourish! and empile.
Court Mayti‘lmlmfl will boom
wr'lteii..tqurvoIi«lIa “sentence of ten
years .imprieppmaat' imposed at his
trial. Kilm- was engaged In selling.
stock in various corporations and was
nhnrgtduwlih having failed to make
ton, \'a.. third vice-president: William j
regulations as will promote the best
laIIly approved by them being that the '
consignee of oysters in the Interior ’
the oysters arentaken out of the tub 'I
pent mightdu so." if thIsII-oquirement .
vantage and conveuiatce to alloystor 3
. .‘lnotheraI of tho‘ Assoointlon for the. _
choice in this city; “Ndayu‘ovenirwa'
'i’ionin. Romney. Hm... Rel The D M Read CO.
“5le I”,
1"" mam mm-
"Qi lunch to the Shower
The collection of Upholstered Luther-Chairs for li-
brary and livingroom use is very pleasing. They are itlx—
urious in every sense of the word, elegant and dignified in
appearance. One will find IIIIIIII" designs, large Imd deeply
tuflcd Turkish Chairs. Willi,r Chairs, Fireside Chairs", and a
variety of Armed ockcrs.
As for durability, genuine hand—boiled lcnthcr will last
out the average lifetime.
Entire Library Split-s, consisting of divau and scvcrnl
L'hairs may he had in colored leatbcr. dark green or brown.
___———-————
A Telephone Table with accompanying scat is a great
convenience. A small baizc—covcrcd shelf which can be
swung to any angle holds the telephone, there is abundant
space on the table for writing pad or other articles. and on
undcrshclf is for the book. A seat slips under the table out
of the way when not in use. These gutfits arc in iioldcn
or Mission Unk. vcry handsomely finished. $8.00 complete.
Leather Spreads for the library table consist of a Ivhoic
sheepskin. and are of an exquisite velvety finish. 'I'hcsc
skins take coloring perfectly and may be had in soil shades
of brown, rcscdn, myrtle. light green, tan, red. and L’Vl‘ll in
$l.79 and good size. in
purple. They are not expensive.
the L'pholstcry Store.
An Empire Neglige Gown is of cotton crcpc, Inn! has
cIIonIIous 'Iviiicr lilies on a dark ground. With the lilies are
large leaves and many interwoven long stems. It is a very
effective gown and on unusual pattern.
A system of selling Toothbrushes which has been found
to give éziii‘si'act‘ioii is that at our Toiict Section. Each brush
is in its own separate, individual box. and it is not handled
from the time it leaves the nmnuinclurcr until it reaches the
customer. Iiiach brush is warranted. 25 cents.
. _._._._.___._.
Bal- m. ”M ii"
n .. ,3 .-. . 3 3
iiv Llil' .. '1: -~ I I’lia'.‘
9“! 0 ...
.I.‘ III". " ru- ..'wyif' nm- 3030040:
For Children
Blacks and irons. '
fix! I
For Ladies , A
Blacks. Tails, Fines, Greéii, Heliotrope, Pink.
For Men
I. Blacks, Tatis. Fancy Shades.
In" new“? at w.
Underwear
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