METHODIST.
flavours k 0 will
ran 11 w
‘ . :30 I. 1n..8 8mg!” moh-
: 10: 80 I. in. serious. ‘SThe
min of Providence;" 1% 111..
puior'l Bible class will
tho Inditorium from 12 m. to
01.; 0: 80. p. 111.. Epworth
whim “Foarfuinoss in Se-
2 1‘50“. ChIrleI'Downes and
«11:71:10.». 111;. the pater,
, 1 _ a third sermon of series.
I the Sea." subject.
ii And Pleasure." A
mitts rendered at this
Moron will be a discrip-
- renowned City of Paris one
at beautiful and attractive
Awfl‘id The music for tile
in as follow: ,
1 " «Morning.
rtdire in I" ...... Gl'iBOn
ahen Streaming From the
............ Wagner
Ioio-Jl'he .Pepitent ..... ...
Van dc Water
V ,M‘r. Albrecht.
,......... ....... I..Haydn
1‘... Evening 1 ~
. ............ Flugler
0 Soft Sabbath Cairn.
-' Bamby Shelley
o—Msrch from Athalia
Mendelssohn
Ilk‘Mctliodlst Church, Frank D.
' ' motor—Morning service,
nthsiputorwiii preach on the
»‘..‘il‘he Church With a Weak
00.” Evening service, 7: 30:
’0! mmon. "The Rejected Of-
Bundlty morning class meet-
11:. 0181) led by r.r1.11cd1ont. Sun
W750 00h " 12 05 p.111. rlpworth
Multinational service 11: :10 p. 111.:
he No for the meeting. “Fearful
qewrity"; lenders are Miss
JIM! Warm and Miss Currie Olm
mod: Tuesdayfl «iii p 111. class meet
1113. led by '.it‘ ’1‘. Roscoe Thursday.
”57:11:. pi... prayer service
Kn t Street A. M. hLChurclr, Rev.
V , . . .Gumbs. I’h ll. p11stor'~—- Trench-
' III at 11 a. u1.' .. subject, "The Old
06.". Sabbath school at 12:30. Al-
11 Y. P. B. C. E. at” 1 p. in. , Preaching
.8 p. 111.: subject, ”The Lord‘ s Pray-
501' the W'lreless 'l‘elegr'nphv.” Tire
ryillV preach at both ser1ltca.
./
_ ,1 CONGIREGATIONAL.
South Nor-walk Congregational. ltcv.
Irlos B. Mncfarlsnd. pastor—~ilioru-
' at service. preaching by Rev. Charles
W Shelton, of Not walk One of the
«din: tenor singers of New Haven
'1“ be present and the following pro-
. .1 Will be rendered under the direc-
tionof Omnist F. D Tiernau:
Prelude—Meditation ......... liartlett
Anthem—~“The Lord is nry Light"
'54.
........................ Parker
I0fler,t0ry tenor solo-"Fear not Ye.0
lIrae' ........... ...13uck
........... Lemalgre
gational Chur,ch Nor-
walkflloorge D.i1.‘.gber't.paator—-Morn
in; Ionics at 10: 30; preaching by the
mun. Sunday school at 12: if. the
putt)? teaches the lesson and the or
chest" loads the singing. Evening
Ionics It 7: 30; the eighth address
4.171 the series, “The Emmanuel Move-
ment"—— "Has Prayer Anything to do
with HeIlth?" Thursday evening.
' prayer service at 8: the lloorkeepers'
’ 4 Circle will have charge Subject.
'Glitnpses Here and '1‘ here." The music
for the ,day will be as follows:
Morning:
' Prelude-Cavatina in l). .J. Raff
ContrI'Ito Iolo——" He giveth iiis7 beloved“
0 ..... .........» ..... .Abi.
Qumtv—“Sometimes a light surpris-
'9“. .....'..; ...... P. A. Schnecker
1 Pastime—Pastoral Sonata 1st. move
' ~. meat. ........... J. Rheinberger
‘ .. Evening.
57.111111711711111 in B flat. . -. ..... W. Goldner
i Quartet—{mo pants the wenried hart
. .M cooling springs' ..... 'l‘ E. Solly
Pootiudc~Nuptial March. .w. Faulk'es
~*
l BAPTIST.
07711011 Baptist Chur.ch J. Edward
Hairdo. pastorwll a. 111.. prayer and
11 services; 3: 30 p m.. sacred con
:7: 45 p. m.. preaching. Wednes
~‘dvening, Union Lyceum. Thurs
Iovening. prayer meeting. led by
..J Whaley and Mrs. Phillis
1 It Episcopal church East Nor-
.Iti Rev. J. Hypkln Brown rector——
'11 ”Sixth Sunday after Trinity: San-
”3011001 9:30 a. 111.; morning prayer
Ind sermon 10: 30 a.1u.
, EPISCOPAL.
ty Church—Sixth Sunday after
y. 0 a. m.. Holy Communion:
I. 111.. morning prayer and set:-
hlo evening services during J uly.
. Church, the Rev. J. Benton
. rector, the sixth Sunday after
w—The celebration of the Holy
Vunion at 8 o'clock;n1oming
nu sermon at 10: 30'. special
11 1'. session of the Sunday school
'Ir-mm'uction by the rector. at 12
Iii
ViCEB-AT BELL iBLAND.
' usual twilight gospel service
3,: held temorrou evening (Sun-
tiicll island l’olnt M1. and
Cooper. missionaries from Brazil,
give their porting message. They
won for Brazil on the following
1 y. There was a large attend
79" (bare service. last Sunday evan-
m'
. W1C" ‘
.1 W 71.111111751111111 cHunoH.
‘. ‘ ‘1’IAitlIerIn ‘ Church—The
H Hmtlieran congregation will
IlrvicII in' the chapel in
Ilfl'ltroot, Sunday evening at
”anon by the pastor, 11.11.
on "Three Elements of Heav-
. 'tooiittncs‘s." All Scandinav-
. are mrdiaiiy invited to attend
1oor'viceI
hum. ~IervicoI.1
on
THE?" .
7s.
SATURDAY, JUDY 17, 1909 l ‘
lt'"
' man iIngnge are held every Sunday
morning throughout the year at 10: 30
in the chapel in North Main street.
South Norwalk. Preaching by the
pastor. All Germans. particularly
those professing the Lutheran faith.
are earnestly requested to attend these
Sunday whool meets an
hour. before themorvice. at 9: :10 New
pupils may on It any time. and
are always cordially “—5100!va
ADVENT CHRiITiAN CHURCH.
At the Advent Christian church, the
pastor. Rev. 1.. i". Reynolds will pronth
at l0:30 a. 1n. and 7 p. 111. Tire Sun»
day school will meet at 12 n1. Tilt-
Loyal Workers' meeting will be led by
Mrs. bonfire Taylor at 11:15 p. 111.. sub
jcct, Known By Their Fruits.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society of.
N0rwali1——Regular Sunday services at
the reading room, Masonic building.
It 111 at 111. Subject. July Hi. “Life."
'i‘cstimolly.moeiiug, Wednesday at 8
p. 111. To both services the public is
cordially Ind paternally invited.
Reading room open to the public each
week day afternoon from 2: 15 to i: 30.
.
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NEVER MIND 8T. SWITHIN.
There is Nothing in the hogon'd About
His Day, says Official Weather Man.
'1 (New Iork Times.)
There is nothing in the legend about
rain. and St. Swithln's dpy. which is
'.lulv 15. Weather Observer Emery
said so yesterday thus destroying an-I
other illusion.
“This old talk about St. Swithin‘s
day, rain, and forty consequent days of
I‘Iln~ comes 11p every year." said Mr.
Emory. "Many people still believe In
it. but tho.old superstition hasu'i re
solved any corroboration to speak pf
in thirty—nine roars. 'i‘ruo. there was
rain on St. Swithirr's Day in lhii’i.
followed by a good deal more l‘lilll, but
one your out of thirty-nine isn‘t much
corroboration.
St. Swithln however lived 111 long
land some. elcvcu (enturies am. The
weather may have changed since
then. Besides, there wu‘sn‘t 11111- his»
toric American weather in the ninth
century, when-the good bishop of
Winchester lived.
'l‘lit‘ legend allmut him is first when
he died he uslietl that he be buried
tultsldeIof his (‘llill‘t’il at Winchester,
so that the people could trend upon
his grave and the water drop from the
caves of the church upon it; and that
11 century latt'r, after he had been carr-
tronlzcd. the removal of his hotly to 11
grnvo witlriir the (‘llllf‘l'lL which Wits
scheduled to' take place on July in.
was postponed by forty days of rain.
The American weather gods could
have had no interest in the removal
of St. Swltlrln‘s body, and perhaps
they have never got into the habit
of following the precedents they set
on July 15.
W. C. T. U. SUMMER MEETING.
Will be Held at Methodist Camp
Ground, Plalnvllio. July 19-20.
The following is a brief outline of
the program of the slimmer meeting
to be held at the Methodist Camp
Ground, l’lainville, beginning at 2
o'clock in the aiternoon of Monday
and extending through Tuesday. The
first afternoon will be given to a dis-
cusslon of work in the Legislature.
introduced by prominent state work-
ers. in the evening Mrs. Corn l0.
Soberry will speak on "The Power of
a Purpose." Tuesday morning Mrs.
Mary ll. Wilson. of Philadelphia. will
give an address on “0111' New Neigh-
bors." followed by Rev. Joel S. Ives.
on "Connecticut-American or Foreign
—-Which?1”
'Ilhe closing meeting at 2 o‘clock on
Tuesday will he addressed by Mrs. L.
M. jN. Stevens. of Portland. Me. pres-
ident of the National Woman's Chris-
tian Temperance Union, following a
children's meeting conducted and ad
dressed by Miss Anna A. Gordon. Ev-
anston, lll., vlccpresident of the above
named society. .
Tire restaurant on the grounds will
be Open; lodging can be obtained at
a reasonable rate, and carriIgea will
meet the trains and trolleys at Forest-
vilhc. .
FIRE DRILL AT ROTON POINT.
.___..
Some of the Artists Had Lots of Fun
with the Water and Hon.
17MB Roton l'olnt Volunteer Fire (it--
paitment hcll their annual weekly
"wash" of the hotel, last night Eddie
Leaman, the singer, ‘slrowed up turn
pair" of patent leather shoes, gray
spots, a light stilt. and a “perfect
droam‘ of .1 straw hat Just as Eddie
made his appearance the hose iu the
hands of the rival line was, aimed di-
rectly at him and then—“Come and
Sphrsh Me“ Eddie thought there uns a
flood.
Midis. was real pcevish, and when he
sat up in a bewildered sort 0: way in
‘quired if the lightning had struck any
one also. Eddie made for 11 tailor at‘
75‘ o'clock this morning, and visited a
drug store target straightened. out
-.Thcre was certainly somethiugdo
lng,'liowever, when the bulletin Clarke
of '(Jhris Traynor slipped and hitting
Walter Jones. sprm him around like a
t1vo~penriy top. This hose. which was.
left twirling all over the hotel planar.
according to reports, cleaned it 11p In-
groat shape. Not only was the dirt
cleaned off. but tables and chairs were
swept. away in the flood. Even the pi
uno was moved from its l)lH.f‘(‘. Aside
from all this the department made iiuc
tirrrc and in case. of a real fire it would
not 7gct much headway o
ennui-out Ont.
' » FokalEtcflifl’dsr' .~
.C ,A S T O R I A
1 W .
ANNAPOLII OTUDENT HURT.
ANNAPOLIS Md., July l7.——-Mid
shipmttn' Litton Briggs .1111, of the new
fourth class at the academy, ls' suffer-
ingmith what is understood to be con»
cusslon of the brain and a slight frac-
ture of the skull its the result. of a
fall into the deep amaway surrounding
Bancroft liplq‘l where the nridtlios are
quartered. hrrl. who is a son of Dr.
14.11 Ard no"... Aria, not his firm
bic breaking academy regulations.
adieu he attempted to 31111th into I
Withdrawals a ulna-foot area, oath-1hr
4W 9 ’fl' V M ‘ 7
w» undue“. Lurucadu.
. , ”
79mm in mi
0011- 1911 to the content floor halo
‘7‘;
when the doors
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.wm ._.. __.. _____- .
lllEEEll lilillilllll
illlllllll Biiilllll lllill
James Dimmers Will Have His Case
Heard by Criminal Su-
perior Court
BRIDGEPORT. Jilly l7.~.\‘oi\\dth-
standing a long and carefully worked
out argument presented by his attor-
ney, James l'lcnsmior. the young man
who llllWllf’ti the imitation diamond
rings at (.ilusuer's 11nd (lruvt's‘ pawn
shops, was bound over to the Criminal
superior court, yesterday, by .iudbe
Foster, in the city court of Bridge-
port. The bonds remained the same.
5500. Only the side of tin.- prosecutor
was heard by testimony, the defense
depending solely Iupun the cross c1~
nurluntlon and the argument of Attor-
ney (lr'censtclu to offset the evidence
of the state. 7
Samuel Graves, the i-‘pirileid urc-
rruo pawn broker, testified that on the
morning of .quc 24. 11 young man.
whom lll‘ identified as llensmier, walk-
ed into his store. handed him 11 ring.
saying he wanted $7.3 on this “diamond
ring." Graves said the young man
needed a shave and appeared as if he
had been drinking and needed the
money. lie tinnlly loaned $40 on ilrt-
jewel. He did not curmiuc the rim.
carefully until 11 couple of days after
when he noticed it did rrot look as it
did the first day
Mrs. Nathan Giasncr. of Wall street.
told how she hurl lit‘t‘ll ‘stung" by
llensmler lust Monday, and she also
failed to test the ring until after
Densmicr had gone She testliltnl
that he. represented that the stone 11511
diamond and she took his word for it
lttiomey llonn' Greeustein for the
defendant argued that the state had
failed to prove one important element
iii the case. .This element “as that
thd pawn brokers- or. the parties
claiming to have been defrauded cm-
plpyed every means in their power to
satisfy themselves as to the penum-
ess of the stones in other words. At-
torney Greenstein hold that the pawn-
brokers had tiles and other means
of testing the stone before loaning
money on them. and that they did not
of. the accused.. ni-ie cited several cas
es basil-inu- on 'the. charge of. false pre
tenses which favored his contention
Judge Foster said after hearing At
torpey Greenstein that while there
was much its what the lawyer had
said. no thmtghtdiaa'l. the attorney for
that common. the subject of false pre-
teuccg. varied in. facts as well as. in
law. The court further said it coupled
to him that; the case- should go to a.
higher court for 11 fuller investigation.
ile thought all the elemenlu- had licen
provon Which wore necessary. for him
to know to find p1 obaltio house. and ht-
suitl he would bind the aroused over
to tho September term-of».thccriminal
superior court, for- a tnorerearcful con-
sideration as to law and facts
Everyone would be hen ted by. tale
lug Foleys Orino mxati I for atom
och and liver trouble and habitual
constipation» 110 western! tho stomach
and breath. gently Itimulatu the liver
and regulates the hawk and is much
superior to iiihnndordifm‘i’ llXItlves
Why :1 t; ”SI-fret“ I Orino Mintlve to
a Pharmacy and RH .883.
.l p g ‘1 1 - 1.'
Mai/int. MERIDEN nAtoI.
IDEN,‘J11iy 131—1111 11 result of
'1 police Fold two 11117139171 keepers 11vn
1u1r1lroom.liet;pcrs am too tobacco
atom men were hand 025 each in po-
day?
tar.
1
WM their own folly and not tbeI fault .
the defense spoke rightly when he said .
1kg 1 9eTOIIDVh°n¢ It om. 386-2; L.
'bin wrench. twist or sprain in the V -
Evan if done in childhood it
lice ooh titcrthi on charge of hav
MW smut: mot-limes in
of bit-lam.
The Annual July Sale
AND THE BlGI'
Muslin Underwear Sale
The Greatest’ Merchandise Event of the Year
Begins Next Monday
LOW parcss 1.1111» the wa'rcnwoao.
‘IT'S A VERITABLE' BARGAIN .BONANza. Be on hand
EVERY TABLE, EVERY COUNTER.
EVERY AISLE w 1.1. BE READY FOR THE FIRST GUN.
COME 1-1111. ARE WELCOME
Plenty of Circulars can be had at the Store 77 . '
' The Berton Store
op III
WiTH THE STA E SECRETARY.)
llocuuwuts as follows have but 11 fil1'
ml in illl‘ trillt'e of the slate sccreinr’j;
'l'iu' 'i‘ori'lnutcn News and Publish-
lug (‘0. of 'l‘m'rlngtmr. certificate of
incorporation. The 11111011111 of the su-
7ilrorlaed capital stock is 520.001), and
business will be started with 310,001).
The incorporntor'anre "lhomus J “all.
P 1l11'11rd .l.lluIr'1111 and Patrick J 8111111
i‘erttflcate 7of tumour» of mph: 11
stock of the Westover School corpora
tion of Middiebury from 3:20 0131) 1111
33110.."00
("('I‘illl(Rl(‘ of organization of the
l’l1moutlr f‘ougrcgutional (‘hutclr oi
liuril’ortl. l
i‘ertiilcatc of the ion of flu"
lloud l'ress incorpom7 cd of Hartford l
"lhu objctt of the courpanr is to t'-on
dutl 11 1.1mm] priuiim: business, 'llrc'.
amount of the nuthor'lmd capital stock;
is 810001) and business will be started
with 87,000, ’l‘lrc lucorpuratprs nre .l,t
Holmer' Johnson, .1. Albert Johnson.
M. Johnson and 1‘. Nelson.
*— _...._..._._. __ ..
Cosy comfort
characterizes the‘ homes that we furn-.
ish. because the Furniture we sell is of
thc‘bcst, the strongest, the most pre-
sentable and most durable. We are
particular where we buy every article.
and accept none from the manufac-
turer without it guarantee. 'i‘hus'wc
are enabled to protect our customers.
and thus have we earned the reputa-
tion for selling the best at the lovmst
prices. I
The A. J. Angevine
& Son Co.
.. 184-130 WASHINGTON STREET.
-... ..... ...._.£.... «1 ..... dwR—vmw i
I City NationalBank
TINNERS GO ON STRIKE.
l-Il. W001), ind, lui1 l'l.~\\'itl1out
1l<1111<1nsiration. sixty-live 1111111 in the
(inning department of the Airierit'uu
Sheet and ’I‘lnplutu Mills walked out
on a strike. last midnight. 'l‘hc striki-
is in sympathy with the "hot urili“
men. it is understood that expert tiu-
111-1'11 have worked 'In the hot mills the
last few days. These men how been
shifted to the tinuiug department, and
tonmrrow will step into the places of
lllt‘ strikers, .
Delay in taking Foley's Kidney
.ltenredy if you have buckatwhe kidnev
or bladder trouble. fastens the disease
upon you and makes 11 cure more difli
cult. ticmmcmo inking h‘blri‘a Kid-
ney Remedy today and you will soon
be well Why risk 11 serious mulmh.’
Bridge Pharmacy and F. H. Bax‘
tor.
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souru NORWALK. cons.
massacre A GENERAL BANKING
BUOINEOB
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
safe Dopoait Box“, 03 Ind 86 per your.
EDWIN H. MATHEWION, Pru.
JOHN H. KNAPP, ia't Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAIN, 2!"! Vice‘
ProI.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathew-on Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
ChriItiIn Ewart: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
ilotel Maliacltetno
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
__
Service and Collins. Up. to Date.
Rates 32 per my and upwarda.
w ,
Stock and (general InformationxTickIr. 7
Sunday panels, 7V5ct‘s.
. TEL. CALL 088.
"b.1160 w. RAYMOND.
rumor-a1 0mm:
and Embelmr.‘
“7 North Main 81.. south Norwulk
11.11.1911». a wmun .11 It- '
Toiaph'ona’ It 119111
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Tilt NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the, science 01 tnc
171: so of the diseash and the art of no
111a 1113 the same. Diseases lure caused
book.
created pinched nerves ‘hrtti pain in
latlu' life .in the diligent organs and .
1111100.... '. .
IGhlrcpr-ac'tbra remain the caqu 01
to“ iiisease and pain. and health, is
1‘9?ored through bu" 277775777: the ii!
We system: in yo ‘
Nervoulnou Rheumatia. Paraly-
I’iI'. Burt. Kidney and amaie DiI
easel are g'lvou special attention- IlIo
Curvature of the 8p ins.
never regret plying.p Chiropractic I
chInco to help 15111.. ,
limit! 1 1110' C7417.
You will 1
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON & co "
~ (INCORPORATED)
s “11.110110 AVI. no. Nan-WALK.
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TELEPHONE cVAVint. r1171. V 7
V @an1? I‘Iulovardl
“ III“! N‘QRYIAL'K.
Bridgeport Advertisements . l
1111'1 pow us
Notice the reductions:
Style $1.00 fur SOC.
Style $1.51) for $1.20.
Style $1.75 111181.40.
Srylc $2,011 for $1.60.
Style :52 511 for $2.00.
Style “a 75 for $2.20.
styles that can lit 1111111.
75c. ,
2.1.1.5) for 98¢.
for 751:.
3 for 60c.
gress.
1
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i
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lltc lilit)\'C is but :1 llllll as to the .
many attractive styles, good rrratcrmls and good coioi'mgs.
, Men’s Furnishings; Special
Fine qualrty Nainsook Coat Shirts. om of the t'mlltsl
Rtgulur price 5111'. for 391:, 2 for
Neglige Coat Shirts, culls attached.
Colored Shirts. neat patterns,
Bridgeport Advertisements
The Store closes at five o'clock except Saturdays.
Reductions Side of Cottons. 2
llris 1't"'p|1'.~‘1uts the materials most needed for midsum—
.’\ ft 11 lines were quoted yesterday and cor—
lain addition». 11:11.1 been 11121th making .1 ycrv tempting
collection 0
liordcrcd Prints in nest lthlit cil't'cts . 60 a yard.
l‘riutcrl Muslins. mine 91' . 6%c.
Clmmbray. 27- inch width, \'«'llllt' 123.31' 9c.
l’crcalc, 30-inch width. Value 1253' 9c.
Linen Finished Suiting, value 151' ”Vac.
l'riirtt'tl ()rgantiics value 151' 10c.
Striped (1111111011, \'lllllt‘ 171' ”Vac.
i'\\7;1sl1 (itxrtis Section lowic' lloor.
Hammocks to Close 011i
(lur whole stock placed unreservcdly :11 closing prices.
Style $4.75 for $3.80.
Style $5.00 for $4.00.
Style $0.11) for $4.80.
571) lt' $0.50 {or $5.00.
Style $7.01) for $5.60.
51 IVlL' $7.51) for $6.00;
number. Tllt‘l't‘ are
regular price
sizes l4 to 17. 39C, 2
Wash Four-in-hand Ties, very large assortment. arc,
lntereiting Toilet Wares
20 cents’ wo‘th of fine goods for 10 cents.
We have a special display of Allen Royal l’mvtlcrs.
the very kinds one wishes to use abundantly.
Allen‘ 3 Royal Talcum Powder,
Allen' 3 Royal Tooth Powder,
Allen‘ 5 Royal Shaving Soap,
With every purchase of these goods we will present
one full sized package of Alien 5 Foot Powder.
Display ed on center counter "ioilct Section.
10C.
1°C.
1°C.
Remember the Sale of Refrigerators is in rapid pro—
Special' in the Tea Room today, Lady Baltimore Cake.
1 I .
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The D. M. Read C0
mud I”?
The D. 1V1. Read Cd.
Saturday
Head Scarfs.
“Tue REVBIT 0N 1'11; IpcsaN
-.'l‘hsr.7o violin time when “nerve Ine-
’ claims prescribed a trip to European
01er to calm 1.1m their patients.
1119 an lune bvwr $9 a
Thai
-.?"'-'.1.‘f‘1l.t
Shore Diapers 11111 All Kinds of
83:. Food Goofted'to Order. I-
0770 JAIHINOTON IV VIOuflOflWAI-lt
Joliti E. O’Sulhvan
PROPIIITOI.
i There is
. 0
“W
b I $d"‘hnd“speed. 1111' ethnic roi-
1-
him: the
t‘I‘ '1”?quin for Emilio“
different toilet 11119.1 timed 1111111 111131.
tits 'wirelosd with its relentless pur-
suit: the do Irtmont ntore. the after-
uoon vaudeville I{and the evening con-
cert—mil these 114 many more excite
ment- on our modern lsvlathana make
ocean travel I cross between five dtVinV
tPl.am Bo oh and Monte Clarity!
popular demand for. the
Corset Covers, 25c and 5007
New nuthbers, excellent values
Ribbons. 25c 7 -
Piain, Moire and Persian '
Ladies? Hosiery, 25c
Gauze Lisle, Medium Weights, Black, White, Tans and Fancy
Childrén’ s Hose, 15c; 2 for 25cl
Fine, Medium and Heavy
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