rduns‘bay JULY I"
no «a Woman».
sum; sIza nucIt Maw-
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FEE]. SIZE BATH TOWELI. 42“
ssssssslossloslsslssnoloa.sa
Al; E K. BANKS'
IlAilAW‘b son. now
”QB—Bustlin- Doughnut“
”.3 «l-IER‘;‘:2:IIIA tmgmhu
W.0 .Smlth. .0! Nos, k, 0.. is \is
iting Sis sisters. the M sses Smith, of
Ann six-.eet
*Latlies' Russia io‘atfir Oxiords. in
sizes 2V2. 1.1%.44? R in $2. 50. $3
1.
and $3 50 quality. at 48: Culturally
& Bracken.
___,.__
Miss Ola Weeks. oi Ridgefieid. and
W. W. Gilbert. oi Noiwalk, were quiot- ‘
ly married by Rev. Mr. Moses. at Wes
ton on Tuesday last. They will to
side in Norwalk.
PW
Several counterfeit 35 bills believed
to be the same issue as a specimen
discovered last week by Teller Spencer
8. Adams, oi the South Norwalk Trust
Company. have been spotted In Ridge-
field and Danbury.
”——
The members oi Star oi Columbia
Circle. N 353. will hold thuiI regular
meet 9h: evening In Mystic Chain
Hall. here will be installation oi oi-
iicers. After the meeting ice cream
and ‘cake will be served.
A ten-minute song service will pre-
code the regular mid-week player meet-
ing at the First M E. Church tonight
The pastor will make a short address
on "The Inheritance of Faith " and
there will be other special ieatures.
South Norwalk Council Knights oi
Columbus will meet. this evening. The
Rev Father Mitchell, acting pastor at
St. Joseph‘ s Church will attend Fath
or Mitchell Is a. member oi the
Knights of Columbus, though not or
the local council,
-Dont target the Lady Foresters'
dance at Roton Point Friday evening,
July 16
_—_—&—-—h
t
A bridge whlst .party tor the ladies
do being held this sitcrnoon at the
Country (‘lub under the auspices oi
the club Time will he were prises.
also oilered by the ring he ladies
were requested to assemble at the club
at i o‘clock. , ,,
wPostsl «Named by South Not
R Men? attain. At ey and Mrs.
Jo II Keog Yams that June 11th
they arriv‘etl at Antwerp the 'ship hav-
Imy been delayed by tog. With the ex-
ception. of one or two days the trip
was a fine one. From Antwerp they
Intasdodrto toga to Brussels.
The Fairy Sanitary Crib is especlaily
deemed provide J Auto clean and
comfortab a place for baby Weighs
eight pot‘ his, can be put out dors on
porch or awn where baby can get the
iron air and sunshine. i Besides being
a‘ orb. it can be instantly changed tc
a chair or walker by simply adjusting
the canyss. Bold 'beAI daemons Go.
See adv. ,
v-
lie-harass pat. kid' and gun metal 0x?
il)rds. in sizes 21/,2. 31.5.4, «its and
5, in i2. 59., ill I! impotuuslity. st
01. 48 Conngally I:l.ra‘ckén
W
eorge P accompan-
i his cousi $1.anin Wheel-
93", of Elyrim 0.. wad is hisM guest tr
Norwaik yesterday. where they went
r a sail on the Sound in Captain
eeler’s motor-about Captain Wheel.
Mam?! trip east to this
boat arriv re about a week ago,
and has since been visiting in Bethe]
and Dasbury. 2"
W;
billet enhance William 'Vonmar rs-
3,00 l , orders on which be estimated the t
solved a. black howl card this 1‘- ”L ‘~'-- ' ’ ’ ‘ Idsd 'o'i profits of the firm to have 1.23
morningF-iordg) Harry efiem a the Terrence Coo an employs on ms 3113 W04
35"“ it e W" W“ oyster boat ander ten through ‘ HI‘VO W“ a!!! “lit“ 0’5““ m“
flax ”Mtge apnea?“ snatches: ' fleshy that. thef"'13k°dfitm°§£““b I. ha
_ i a 1 " lit , >"cou tinsel s-
.handwsomssu .l’...‘ “‘33,,- ”8:0“. Jul-“Wm“ aettunwbmloulifl mm
waver. is anticipated. for while Mr.
dntt'snd . Maire having consid-
WW“? whole thing
ants Charlotte main. of Norwilk.
ll ayylllltlug In. Now Raven tor II tour
0. s. ‘ . * I .
. James Lester, oi Lorena. street, East
forts“. is a visitor is New Yolk city
t
2 I
Mrs W A. Cooper. oi Jersey City is
the guest oi Mr. and Mrs Henry Sack-
man. oi Coupon. ' . ,
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Olsen Bro ham. 0! Nurwalk have a
fine new pair oi bras signs at their
page In .Wall street.
John J. Huston oi Nostik. went to
l
ltl will Was! My. 2
Miss Rosalie Jessa. 01 16 Franklin
. strdgt. is a ndipg a few weeks In New
York and mum .
Raymond Biomass sre discharging a
cargo oi‘ “mm”; ti'ap' rqc‘k
Rihgfs Eli
Miss Fannie J. Smith. oi Ann street.
stew at Its at Atlantic
City andmfilcrl W
,1 laces.
Mr. and Mrs. Osterbsaks. oi Nor
walk. have returned from a low days
visit in Banksvilie.N. Y..- «
Mrs. Jernie Mccardell is visiting
with her father, George‘ll. Osterbsnlts
of; Norwalk. ior s isw days.
Gcoigo D. Russell. manager oi the
Norwsllt hotel, has returned from a
business trip to Mdssachusetts.
\l
Miss Britomart Emerson oi Bangor
Maine is visiting with Mr. and Mrs
Milton Elwood, oi East Norwslk.
Hiram Croiut. oi Bathe]. has return
Braniortl. Norwslk and other places.
——I)on‘t iorget the Lady Foresters
dance. at lloton Point, Friday evening
July 16.
Miss Blossom Smith. bookkeeper at
the Norwnlk store of Rogers &. Stev
ens, has been ill at her home. In West
avenue.
Misses Kitti and Alice Williams on
spending the y In Port Chester. tht
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w
Slmons.
Reheart Morton.
handsome motorman oi the Connecti
cut Company, spent last evening in
Danbury.
Mrs. David Kendflck and daughter
oi Mr. and Mrs. James Golden. oi Fair
flcld avenue. ‘
Miss
Miss llarriet Wilcox. milliner at A
cliusetts today.
Emory J. Lehotsky made an units
on] purchase this week a cow will
twin calves. Both of the oiispriag ltl‘l
uotmal and healthy.
Matthew Bird. at Newark. who ha:
been the guest tor a few days oi Mr
and .Mrs. John'w.
.strost, has returned home.
is Target! to at
at 9:0
Church tonight at 8 o cl.ock
to their home in New York city.
Mrs William J. Drew and two child
Charles Bickiord. oi Black Rock.
tor a two week's outing. .
(‘onncallydt a-Brachen' s.
in his Mitchell touring oar.
erbul y,
spending
The Norwalks as the tombs reproach Con " tin-low .lthbd ddgs or the conduct
tstive or The Sentinel. ,. ‘, OM, fmgf timed endantsi" inquired
. M t.‘ Mabel ‘ more is ill of ty M ryew'mpnod in. Council.
911:; :tieversrfififip Washlnm s ‘ “Mlllch one?"t w
rsst.l'a sissy as It'g “ nurses, 0 sNew Iliord at
Nightly. in: his now been b9.':.2 . M ‘ H
Btahiiord ladt night. and witnesses the.
“to?
cd irom a week's visit with friends In
the popular and
Laurette. of Glen Cove. 1.. l.. are guests
Minette Jesse accompanied
Altenbrandt‘s. to her home in Macao
Boat“. 0! KW
hick will be hot?
parsonage go;oi the First. M. 5
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Barry. wht
have been vlsiting with Mrs. James
Howard. oi Broad River, have returned
Ien. oi Main street are spending tht
summer with Mrs. Drews sister, Mrs.
Another. delegation oi iresh air
children arrived In South Norwalk ves~
terday afternoon and were taken to
the summer home on Strawbcriy Hill;
—-Ladlss' tan Russia leather anklt
strap Pumps; 83. 50 quality. at 82. 79. at
Judge Joseph R. Taylor. Postmaster
Edmund E. Crowe and Matthew Cor-
bett are enjoying a day's outing to-
day as the guest of William G. LeCouut
Miss Minette Jesse. oi South Non
Walk. and Miss Martha Ramp oi Wat-
sve returned home aiter
spending a tow days. lp New York and
t. M
William W. hunt, who has been
his manna With his. sum
Mrs Charles M. Williams oi Merwin play back. Mr. Copnctt replied thatt
street has returnedm his duties at! the I)!!! inmllted to treat with
we." “a postnq,.ugnt pups, Enamel! as Individual: but that noun
a o.~ .m.‘ .2.‘
: 2 ‘ . . t, w, mmwi‘i'hited “‘10 witness Ii he
Fred mith ‘i’No wal re km S E 0 elal ed via
tive‘ of h’o lit hls‘.‘ {$34! ”Cir offline gluon“? ed flat
for on“? "sl't'lii‘tlt Elsa: "him {roof W on the port oi an up 0;.
Mr. hint h's Mtglfbeutg sued in the; lexbélhl the defendants iii.
taster (mutant 0 is won known in
s was be tor ass "dsy for several '
. daysuasdlhsrmsnr irisnds are much
, encouraged
m
_ - Charles Kandahqmoi John F Keir
hey. oi Chestnut amt. Norwalk rs;
my" teases nostrils. «warm not:of I'mIn'l
Hlill
(Continusd from First Page.)
turers In that withdrawal This more
particular statement was ordered by .
Judge Burpee to be presented at thls
time when the case was adjourned
mm the pIclimInst hearing about
two weeks ago
The hearing was an interesting one.
Several manuiscturers named as plain-
tliis, members oi the national associa-
tips, appeared as witnesses. They oi-
iered various figures. orders and esti
laced to have been
eat. Among the witnesses were
nest V. Conn t. oi ll. Consult a
Go, oi Newsr and
flora.
Er-
'K. at ’s'hlc time the ar-
and comba- ed. Milt on
gmmhnn the counsel for the Asso
elated Manuiscturers, appeared for the
l1 tot
Nuts/hilt. State Attomoy Stiles Jud-
son appeared for the deiendants. as
aided by Dummy It Cunningham, oi
, Dsnbury Several Daubnry manuisc
turera and a tow lawyers and other
lpectators were In the court room dur-
ing the hearing,
The manutacturers who were wit
nesses in the case appear d upon the
stand with bundles of o crs tut hats
Tim the purpOsc oi uttering max I: psrtlc
ulsr statements regardi their proi-
its and losses oi profits.
witnesses was asked first it anything
Inusual happened in their inctorIr-s
Ibout January It last, and the '; cpl)
I.n each case was ”ch." Asked what
that their employee went on strike
The next question in each case was
Why?” and the answer was "Because
he use or the union label was dial on
tinned." thu asked Why the use oi
the union label was discontinued, the
mower In each oi the cases was that
it was done in compliance with In-
liruclions recehed irom the Associutr
3d ilat Manufacturers.
Mr. Dammann then continued the ex
tmination by askng In each case It
by reason 01‘ this the witness was un-
lble to fill orders, and the reply was
‘Yes " When asked whv. each oi the
vitaesses replied that It was because
Ii their inability to secure help. All
)i the witnesses said that up to the
present time they had not seen able to
secure sufilcient help to run their iaco
tories to their normal capacity.
Ernest V Council was the ilrst wlt~
oess examined along this line. Aiter
be general questions mentioned above,
Mr Connett said In reply to questions
but the normal number (It cmployes in
their two factories was l.;000 that at.
the time oi the strike they had on hand
udors amounting to 18.000 dozen, and
valued at ”50000.1“: said that they
had put. in some men about the first
)i February, but tip to the pIeseni
line they had not been able to accult-
I fill] shop's crew and had been un-
able to fill all central-ts received.
Mr. lmmmann condugled the crane
Instlon at Mr. Connstt and In response
to his questions the witness produced
a roll at enters. his Judson asked Ii
lay at these ordcrp, were received prior
in: withdrawal oi the Dspbury
ct gill-era. and 0!)de to Ib'e ad-
;{such orders as, evidence.
udgs ordered their admittance
saying that the question oi their ad-
mission would he decided at the trial
of the case. but at the present time he
did not think it won within his prov-
Ince to give s decision on that point
Mr. Judson brought up the qpestion
oi the bonds at this point He said that
In the complaint, it appeared that all
but one manuis'cturer in the associa-
tion bad sign the bond. and asked
who that one was, remarking that Mr.
Delobery had told him that he had not
signed It. “Was it Mr. Deiohery. "'
asked Mr. Judson Mr. Dammann said
that it was not Mr Delohcry and that
he had previously explained to Mr.
ludson thlt It was unison A ilubbard'
at Boston.
Mr. Connett then presented a num-
ber of orders, and gave an estimate of
the gross profits on those orders which
were lost. to the company because they
could not be tilled. The first bus an
order from Richmond. \‘a.. ct 300 doz-
en, on which the gross profit was esti-
mated at $710. This was followed by
other orders, one item St. Louis oi
400 down, gross' profit 81.250; one
irom chicago oi loo doscn gross profit
81,100; one from St. Louis oi 600 doz-
en, gross proilt $1, 600. He said that he.
presented a few as a sample item the
t In his cross-examination Mr Judson
halted It the drip had made any at
tempt, by the firm to get the union em-
"To wh‘st'act on the“ part oi Mr.
Bros. do you refer?" sum Mr. Jud-
3st this point tonal. winch objected
l the question and the 'iudge sustain
a} the obioction hmding that
a? outlaw. won, pot peril
“If. Judson then salted Mr. Conhstt
“Isl dstd its bid by which he deter-
“Hh‘fiis libs, profits .”which were los‘ pa
ous opt
' Conant:d §lied that he computslt
the gross ”r is at the operation oi
sir inctnn to be plat ’en per cent.
Iha‘t tint. b‘hrcéntn a was: luttty'
W
mild [if lillflllll lill '
tastes of profits to psove the losses -
sustained by '
agange, and Fred ‘
Orange Valley. The taking -
Wfionyf occupied the time from
plillniltis assisted by John J. Walsh. oi 5”
n
Egach oi these .
unopened. the. snswor in each case was .
Bleep. air. exorcise cleanliness. that is what the Fairy Crib means to
youI baby. it is a child a crib. chair. walker and bath tub, a canopy trunk
which (an be put as or taken on In a moments time. cushion the mother to
drape a mosquito netting on this frame so that the child may have undis-
turbed slumbera. .Thsss cribs are very light and durable and when not in
use can be folded fist. ‘
.. m M... m Nomaut. Conn.
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'x’
~'. Tennis an Yachting
{My in PART 31V 2008 wanna AMUSEMENT.
Our ~40snvas Footwear
IS MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THESE PURPOSES.
w: HAVE ALSO DRESS- UP SHOES.
W0 TTER .WNT YOU WANT. WE HAVE [T [N FOOT
EA
1. FLYNN 8. RYAN
.0 WASHINGTON CTN!!! SOUTH NORWALK
regard to pronto, insisted that he an
uwer I'nelbcr he had p rsonal know
ledge of any definite pro on any par-
tieulai order. The witness said thati
his estimates were based on the gen-
eral profits or the meter , and Mr.
Dammann Insisted that I e witness
was answering the questions to the
best of his ability As Mr. Connett
was leaving the stand. Mr. lismman
turned to Mr. Judson and said:
“l'd like to see. you in the bat busi-
ness and callad into court to testiiy as
to the actual profit on an order oi hnts
-—or any oi your clients. either."
The second witness was l-‘red Berg.
lie said. that he had been in the hat.
Ila-Ines twenty-ave years, and alter
wavering the some preliminary ques-
tions that were dsthd‘Mr. Connett in
egard tb the beginning of the trouble.
5
Sun Kee-
Tea
$th that. he the amount S“ eriofit
i s got gen between 75.
000 “KIM 6033?”? qhoted from unl p y
order i St. “Louis for bats amount We rut our reputation on its
hill to 818 000 the gross pioflis oi
which would have broil “.600; an or
dcr for 400 dozen. profits 8750:
an order [on 200 dozen, gross proilts
8500; an order oi 300 dost-II, gross pror-
iis III-I con 3600 still 8600.
Mr. Dominant! asked ii the firm had
any more such ordain at its ofilcc in
New Y.ork s- .
“Oh we have stacks oi them—bush
els oi them." replied the nilness.
2 On a cross-examination similar to
that of Mr. Connett, Mr. Judson asked
Mr. Berg for a definite statement oi
the profits on the hats. Mr. Berg said
that the profits were estimated on a
regular percentage oi profits. and as-
serted that those tlmres had been well
maintained through many years under
all conditions.-sntt.thstdt .was an ac-
curate estimate of his total-loss.
Fletcher H. Montgomery, secretary
of the Croiut & Knapp Company, of
South Norwalk, testified that tho loss
at his firm had been 3100.000. or 8150.-
000. He quoted various orders one {or
51,4 dosen. gross profit loss. U2. 25; an
order for to dosen, gross pron! loss.
’55. 52; an order {or 1'.) dozen. gross
roflts. $80.0l. Mr. Judson asked why
he orders mentioned were so much
smaller than the orders rcicired to by
the previous witnesses Mr Montgom-
ery said that was because thoir husi
boss was diiierent from the others. The
Croiut a Knapp 00.. he said sold to
retailers, while the others sold to job-
hers~ who in turn sold to retailers.
Harrison I. Ksrpsles, secretary oi
the Samuel Mundhcim Co tustihcd that
since the strike the firm had not been
able to run to full capacity. and that
none oi their.iormer employ no bad re-
turned. He said that until a month
ago they had only aboat twenty live
or coat. oi their usual ofiice tome, and
hat at the present time only fifty or
Iixty per cent. lie figured the firm 3'
excellence. We take all man-
ner of cars that it is the but
last Imported to start with. thsn
wo‘dsvote extra time and can
to its packaging, scaling it so
that It retains all its original
delicacy di flavors. it Is irse‘
irom the soil or handling and
comes to you in tin. sanitary
condition. - .
Sixty Cents a Pound
EIGHT CHECKS GWEN
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.,‘
Headquarters Ior' SUGAR
‘126 Washington Street.
_ ‘_~ :Tsl. 542-3. T
"FREE DELIVERY
sdrsswsos or moron cVCLEs.
Contest Expected In the General As-
sembly When Bill Comes Up.
HARTFORD. .lllly 15.--A contest is
anticipated in the general assembly in
a few days, when the senate takes up
the bill [or the appointment oi a su-
pervisor oi motor cycles. The com-
mittee on appropriations had reported
favorably on the plan to have the sec-
retary or state designate a deputy In
his office as the supervisor. This had
not been satisiactory to a number at
outside interests who want a new omce
oi commissioner created, which prob
ably would bring with It a force oi as-
sistsnts and a large salary.
Senator Alsop, who has eon against
the commissioner ides.” , heaving that
the secretary oi state is the, right old.-
car to care tor the- saint-cement oi
as. to be about 850. 00,0, giving sev
rsl Items. Amen them was a Tot
edb. 0., order ior2 Wdusen, valued at
{'92 loss (as; a“! stop Court
case 0.. anterior 0% doses valued
At. $258, loss 873: a atavia. N. Y. or-
automobile law. found tits he-
Iggy.» 51,5 doses valued‘st tn: loss m "mid." w” an“ ml,”
at ye those ring a commissioner-
Mrfl‘uds'on‘called the witness' at-'
lention to the loot that one order lost
per cent, and a. other
ship a chance to be heard, and so in
trodllqed. an aniqndmsntct o the bill tor
a supervisor. under with there could
I‘m)”: limp" “m “5““ m“ be a commisslo er. Th ii ht will
cut into e 3
Mn “N p llts qtfite exbans come it at all in he endeavor to have
the amendment substituted for the su
pcnlsor bill. It Is understood that the
committed on appropriations does not
favor the commissionership Idea
redraw sIfUArIoN‘IMraovan.
Military columsndsr (tops Firing an
the National Invaders.
TEHERAN, July Its—Tho attention
In Tshcran today shows some mama
meat. The artillery fire has drastic“
ly ceased; and it is understood that
Colo oi Uskhoii the military com-
ins erst pilgrim, has given his
troops orders t cease iir.ing RI 0
fire is still going on between the Rs-
htiaris in the service ,0; the Shah mid
atho Nationalists but the Persist: cus-
sacks hays taken no part In these in
charities tbr the last two hours. ,
Ydsterdai evening the forces oi the
Shah atts'c ed the northeastern gate
at the city", but marvels repulsed by
the Nationalists with hasty tosses.
"All i did." saidk the
truly until“ Ms. Dsmmshn
list the if,” at Mrqfistipni
amt at ”tag
that orders»
.p_ nigh hate on "rselects‘d
this case. but 9.
.“2‘2 In|orc emigre 153;“
locating e oi. a total1 loss
Jo rdpbed t at lindo $33.:
losing.
in‘ 6“retail; to pipe questions lithe wit-
thlt t o esphclty 6i the
undheim plant 1' 125 item a day
on that the avs gross grofizm was
M .‘h dolls no dossn.m
III-nit oi the plant mo.
s'ho lust wit-
oblotm t ed
£3“ ‘0
turner ‘
blunts ior- the plaintiilm and Stats
nq2 stiles Judson tor the deiebtl
in .: l" .
' Pfdfirlttor oi 'lhdtlligsnce out“;
MT." Silt; i
“Mint
Offer for
C J M1tz&'"C
52 Washlnaton Street, Scuth Norwnlk
Ffidfiy’s Balms.
A Few of the Specials We
This ”DAY" '
me art‘s-D sc‘tn'
Underwear
19c Corset Covers ........ 12I/zc
25c Corset Covers .......... 19c
30c Corset Covers ........... 25c
. 19c Bathing Caps, 10c
' For this day We oiier you II
lite Bathing Cap at ..... ..10c
$1.00 Saline Skirts. 79c
Our regular $1.00 Skirts, on
sale tomorrow ............
25c Children's Socks. 19c
All the new plaid eiieets. also
black and white. instead of
25c, tomorrow. . . . ......... 19c
69c Sheets. 55c
iiixilll. iull bleached. one
piece. good quality of mus-
lin, , Bold usually at 750.
Tomorrow . ..... . ...... ..55c
79c
average display.
The waist section oiiers a wide rs nge for choice Just now.
The tables we are showing at 98c. $1.60. 01.98'and $2. 25 are especially
:“llll‘fltllie and will surely please you.
N. E. RYAN co
86 WASHINGTON STREET
G
YARD TEL. 46—2.
Lumber and MiliWorkior Eve thing
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular sttsntlon to our Moulded Wooden Gum". . ~
msds In two sins of Douglas fir. tbs most durabls of modem woods' will out- " ‘
that metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roots and also tor
flashing In place of metal. Doss not rust or decay and will last a llistlms.
N. B.-Durinp Bummsr months ws will close Saturdays promptly st” ‘
n00".
Pussi-
.2, l.
: 111mede
South Norwalk ' f S
BI WALL .‘I’Rll'l'.
KEIMlT KlLu 00W HIPPOPTA-
I " MUS. *_
run A'r‘rauaohouon. RANCH.
British East Attics, July 11 'I l) m..
by courier to Naivashs, July lil.-—-1‘hs
members oi the Roosevelt party are
continuing their hunting trips from the
ranch oi Capt. Richard Attcnborough.
which Is 25 miles irom Nslvasha‘ on
‘ litr- south shore. of Lake Nalvasba.
Kcrinit obsc’volt yesterday wise sur-
seagull shagging s on alphabets ti
WAISTS
The prettt models (or the summer season are filled with newness. smart.
ness. chicuess—illled with superior style—~poiuts that place them above the
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
And a Business Educattoii at
ernll
o." in; Jackson ‘
Outlets» A
Everything In the Optical Line. 2.
Eyes Examined Free it 1'
r -Vd‘u‘
Mons, «I»
you Lotus Mints. Now‘srlt; I. p.
T
50c Long Kitnonos. 39c
Again tomorrow we will sell
our sequin: Kimonos st. .39:
..__.._
50c (lorsets, 350
50c Corsets, all styles and
sizes. ior this day. . . . t. . . .35c
Vests. 3 for 25c
All sizes. good value at 12¢
each. Tomorrow.. .3 for 250- 2
59c Pure Tabié‘ Linen. 39-0, 7
Our regular {the quality. on
sale tomorrow. ..."...89c yard ‘
I . .
use English Long Cloth,
$1.29 ‘
Extra Good Quality. English
bong Cloth. regular 81.50
box. On sale tomorrow‘s.” ;_ ,
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1 SOUTH NORWALK
MILL TEL.“
if Your Automobile
gets unmanageable and you desire
put in good order at once by skill.
workmen. bring it to our garage a'
we will be pleased to as c you at
low a seat as can be lion's y firit-cl’
mechanics who know oil parts oft
machine, and place everything in a
class running order at short '-
Onr garage is at. i Nopth M n
and our phone nu her is 28
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