ctcAININo on THE
FOR THE SEASON
Bdliéie and Lawiih
lol' 3 cta yal'Il
IN DOTS AND FLORAL DESIGNS.
NANAcKIIIIo HOT
acorn NOR
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:vciI‘N‘o ”tantra TELEPHONE
92-2 ' ' moat. . I
92- 3-- this: apartment
--Ir2nch Office. Norwalk
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7295—43"! filigrwgweo
Mrs. Samuel Moig‘un of Port Ches-
ter. New YoIk, is It guest of blends in
South NIIIIquk.
Mr. and Mrs. lAIgI-und Rnylupuduot
Morgan avenue, are III Nurrugunsett
Pier for II few weeks. 3
Mr. Gedmun and family, of New
York city, have moved Into the lliun
chard place. for the summer. ‘
Miss Grace llorrl’gun. of Union ave-
one. has returned home {tom a Week II
sojourn in the Blue Mountains.
Miss Helen Quluyn and Miss NPIIIe
Haynun of Nonqu lIIrt Saturday for
Atlantic City, to spend two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William l’aruieleo, of
New Haven. huve been spending II IIIw
days with friends In Newtown IIVIInuII.
Dr. Albert Nush. of Newurk‘. N. .l.,
who has been taking II cruise up the
Sound In his yacht, has returned to
his home.
Mr and MIII. Willhtlu Baker and hon
Charles. 01 South NIIIIIvIIlk lIIft'hIIudIII
for Aubury Pitt-k, New Jersey to spend
their vacation],
.Willlnm J. Henry. who lillH IIIIIIII II-III
itiug his father, John Hemy. of Leon
urd street. has returned to l’uughlteepI
IIIIII. New York.
Mrs. Joseph Bray dfid dIIugIItIIr
II‘IoIeuco of Wilton nvonue, have gone
to Lacunlu. New Humpshire. I‘III II two
weeks' vocation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. State, or BI-I.
den avenue,
Miss Muymo Ii. Driscoll and T. F. Put-
terson. of Brooklyn.
IMr. III’I‘II Mrs.
Daniel, JrI, of Jersey City. New .leI
sey. urerguestsot .Mrs. Charles Rider.
of Westport pyenue. , ....
Mr, and Mrs. George B. Gray, and , ,
daughter, Catherine,- of F‘orestvllle.
have. been guests 0; Mrs. Frances A. I
Bracken, 6 Maple. street
on account of the Sunday school
picnic tomorrow. Seth Remingtonu
‘I clues will not meet tomorrow evening
at the First M. E. Church.
Mrs. A. E. Fones and Ilnughter. of
BridgepoIL, and Mrs. Will H. Runes,
of New Y rk. were the guests of Mrs. . .
Thomas OConne’r, SIIIIIII avenue,
Iel‘llay.
)QS
, W—
.The eighteenth annual re-union of
the Reynoldh‘ .Fomily Aosoointlon will
be held at the. Shorelmm, Morris
Cove. Neiv‘l Fla’ven. on Thursday.
Aii'gufit '19 ‘
—A‘—.—-—~————
Miss Jennie Moriarty. of Stamford.
and her cousin, MlSSJClEll‘E‘ Senltes.
of Norwalk, lett. ,Sutmday on their VII
cation, to be u mm at the Breston- Cot-
II’I'ge, Asbu'r'y
At the .6: 30 it m. Epworth League
consecration service at, the First M E
Churc last evongg the subject was
The e'ar'neIIs of xtremity to OppOr-
iunity and the. leaders were Freeman
Milton and John W. smith.
rs. LevI pruer, ot Nor-
walk, agent“ the day Wednesday with
Mrs. urner's brother, Selectman
Charles II‘ Adams. Mr. Warner was
It tonne congress chum Iron) 1th dis-
Huh, a mild
tigt and ms en Inuy. years the
town I: nude or ofr orwalk. —Port
Chesier ouiInII’l.
The, swfiet corn crop. hereuhonta is
only half II, crop thhluye r and in fact
searc’ely hat. Twig 'dry weather
had on, not a. v‘yltrd he eifect' on the our-l
lést coy'n. W ‘ile e tummy. Is ',smIIII
some of the ,crop is fair in respect to
qualify. competing .Iifio, handicaps
marked on by uni iurf, the crop Is good
uhd the pr ce‘s,’ our. The titures
”fl about 25 159928 ce ta a dozen, It
i be. seye‘r‘ tl do I: corn couI’IIII
into the ,I'uur ‘el it 8much la:ger quan-
t. let. W’IP Iii Hint I.
cum Buds
inhibit-hit «M.
Spread
‘amnumw
ESTA “Fail: 9.; ’, "
Welly ‘Be‘lmr, dad! it:
8 as «I'll! ,,
lad-”9” I ,.
fig‘l’OIOB
The Pure-t end But .
P. o 333 Vat-Tet 120g,”
who i
' I
Wash (IloodIIII~
Ilors. Porch Rockers, Pdrch .IIuIrs, Settees.
- value.
A Few of Our Specials
PORCH CHAIRS. ‘ REFRIGERATORB.
. $3.98, Rule El‘ll't‘ .............. $3.25 $20.00. Rule I’I‘IIII ............ 315-00
» ,, 818.90. Rule Price ............ 514.“)
83.59, Sole PriII .............. $2.98 816410, Sult‘ Brine ............ $1290
82.98 Sule Price .............. 82.25 $15.00. Solo Price. ........... 511m.
3’ I , ,, 312..th Sale Price. ............ 10.50
p25. Stile Prlu ............... $1.75 “W, Stale Prlt‘e ............ 37-50
81.98. Sule Price .............. $1.50 88.,09 Sule I’rlco ........... . S538
IaVe been enterlulnlng ..
Daniel Butts and son,
birds In Florldu lb “tipped there will from Florldu the bird I hbors
. be. none left in thtlt section of the killing almost any other it’ nil of trdpl-
Ill law" for”: H
F umI tore
Sutumel FuIIIltur llhcllidlll‘IRell‘lfiel‘fl-
Lawn uweru, l-iumlnoeku,
Sewing (‘hIIlIII, lee (“IIIIIIII Freezers Porch Screens. Window Screens and
Screen Doors, etc. III a saving of from 20 to 39 per cent. reduction from
Weather
All the Bandit-emf ,gur- no“
The values you get in this lot uro the biggest and best in this vicinity.
, , , Gill 8:
. II minim Direéiors III-II smothers,
12- 18 North Main Street. AgSouth Norwallt Conn.
”he Hatch & Bade Co
souru midi/Amt. court
YARD TEL. 46-2. . MILL TEL. 4&8.
Lumber and MIII Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
made In two sizes of Douglas hr. the mosIIdurabls of modern woods; will out
last metal and II more ornamental.
, Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also [or
flashing In place of metal. Does not rust or decay and will last a Illetlms.
N. B.——Durlng Summer months welwlll close Slturdays promptly at
“COMMOOCOMCMOOOCOOC A- j ’ "WWW. Cw Emma”
. O. B. Jackson
Optician i
Everytthing in thé’Opti‘Cél I—I’ih’é. 3
Eyes Examined Fr‘é‘e
53 mm. crass-r. mod: Isa. ,_ .NQBW‘I-f" _. 3
a
fits
Specml sue on [Ides TIIII
Oxfords ahd Pumps
,I. ”van
$3.50 Grade how .................................... $2. 68
$3.00 Grade now ................................... ..$2 39
$2 50 Grade now .................................... $1. 99
$2. 00 Grade now .................................... $1 63
FLYN N 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
WHY am I going to i
Merrill Business College
furs YEAR?
BECAUSE its graduates are in its III‘IIIIII 5y Leba-
- mg Business Howie's. , .
uthjjo ally “Stamford Eétt'Efiéeieir.
lt’ 8 Our Job
to make your buggy, phaeton or other
enrrln’ge. look as good as new In ouI
finishing department. It‘s your job
to give the order and the sooner you
do so the sooner you'll "get buck It
handsome new carriage instead of that
shabby old one. Suppose. we i‘OIll"
Induce work today.
Luthér M. Wright
scorn NgnwALk, coNN
a
. I J‘ I
I
meg-Lf’ ,1’-s-- -... W-.. ‘.’.:._’ ”’M "
BIRD SLAUOHT R 'l FLORIDA. plumage or the heron that fornygriy
. I (thib out) era in uountloos numbers.
.Z‘Uuless the wholesI'Ils butchery of’ thin the boron has practically soup
III III of Ho”
. IquI, wile or the qu.
{MIMI m. "
You can make the
B'Iucit‘tg water ion
the right tint II'iIlI-
’ out waste by using
BLEACTIETTE
Laundry Blue
it comes in ounce blocks (Ivm
in It 5 cent [mango—each III
a muslin bag ready for use.
“Ultl it by the ear IIIIIII’I
gout-etc) and shake II under
w‘ater until you get the exact
Color you want. What
remains in IlII bag let
(in [or III III tiInt.
m III-ml! in"? "“ j .
truth It
tutu IIII
NEW HAVEN, Alig. 2.4mm II jury?
verdict finding Vineenzo SIIlIuIIoIIIII,
who lustt VIII-III; who convicted of (‘llnII’
nplrury to steul null the“, guilty III"
IIInIIpII‘uI'y III Illlll'tlt'l‘, IIIIII III‘ IIII :15.-
suult with the intent to murder, the
State has scored ll. complete victory
in the fight the purpose ut‘ which Who
to prove that a number of tlIIIItII, ex-
lorlions, IIIId uI-IIIIIIIItII which have oc-
curred recently in this III-iglIborhOIId,
were the work or a gang of men I‘Ill’
playing whut are Impulurly known :13»
Black Hand Illtilllotlfi. With Sulmtusuu
who III believed to be the lender III
the local gang. convicted on oil
changes brought nxuiuul him, It is be
lieved that the biggest hll’ll iII brIIIIlI-
IIII: up the organizutlou III this district
lltlti been ilt‘t‘tlllllllll-lllt'd.
The verdict of guilty reached after
in hour's dIIlIbIIrIIItlon by the jury, is
believed in u high degree to be due to
the strong, cluur and forIIIIul urgu-
went by the prosecuting attorney.
Hr Ailing, reconstructing the evi-
dence in the case In a way which lI-l’t
no weak link in the state‘s story. The
speedlneus oi‘ the verdict in II grout
measure wus due to the ehurge or the
Jury by Judge WIIIIIIIIIII.
Under the verdict. tlIII IIquiIIIqu
penalty for tIII'I IIcc III-d in this cone
is five years III p son Im.the first
eouut, conspiracy tu‘IIIurIicr, quI from
ten Iu.ihirty yours on tho second, usI
Intuit with ,Intent to IIIIII'dIIr, making
It total Ikmnllllopchnlty of from ten
to ..thirty-iive years. Having been
found guilty. recently on II charge III
consult-My. to filuiJllltl theft. , with It
total IIIIIinIquI penalty. oi III-e yeuru
OILeIII-h 'ot the Iwohmuulu, the total
penalty (looming Sdhatusso ls II-IIIII
ton to forty-live years in IIIIII‘II pri-
son. ,
It was stated inst.
noys connected with 0 two conspira-
ey cases that on appeal probably
would be made hyhll luur convicted
iglIt by attor-
Iu these two cases. Sentence IIIIIII do-
lI-rl‘ed.
G h l I C! re n ‘3 ry
ran rttfcutn's
c A s T o R l A
II IIIIEIIBIJB IIIIIII
The cont of Block moire silk makes
a very ornate wrap for the onIIIIn of .
middle use and mnlronly hearing.
will be worn comini‘; full.
I
'l‘htI gown vghh consists of II bodice
to which III ill. Itched below the hip line
a skirt thut is either gathered or pluitI
ed on, is entirely plain and without
seam from bust to hips except at the
hides So, nuturullI. iLtltII ruther cus-
lly. II III termed II Ilyzuntlne style.
The girl who Is cnrrylng over from
last season It gown out with one of
theI Kl‘flCi‘l’hll (‘IIIIIeIirIlI looking tunics of-
lore will find it tight in style the. com
ing winter
it is not generally known.
ll
SIXYS
Vogue. but peroxide of hydrogen is in. ‘ ’
I. luv“
vuiunble. for removing perspiration
stains from white satin cont sleeve liuv
lugs. but great cure must be taken
that it does not touch the cloth purl,
No lluI is left when (In to Show that
anything has been used, and them Is
absolutely no other odoI.
fluid is also invulu e to Iequve the
discoltntion that "’1’ colluls leave on
the. neck. and it this not Irritute. the
Skin.
Ms W. H. ’
AWAY.
wae of Snuthpbrt gonorejtqthnnl Par
tor Suqclti'nb’l. oPneumonia. ’l »
Mls, Clara Erskinet J1 opium) Ilol-
I. fill! am ll #01
lIIIII, pastor 01 III 0 Congregational
Church in SoutleoII, paused envoy III.’
her home. early yIuIiorduy morning,‘
about 2 o‘tlock, l0ll0WllIg a few days'
illness of pneumonia. She. began to
feel in while in , New Hampshire“
where sh’ wuu. spelllllu’g the summer,
LoIst II‘riIIIII. she urrived home from
. 3 that place and pneumonia developed
‘ rapidly.
. . Beloved by All. . .
Mrs Holman was II native .of New
munitions, daughter of II weathy. shoe
hmnufooturer. she._,und .Mr. Holman
. were schoolmates. She was very hlglr
. ly educuted. especially vnloug musical
. Su‘ggutlorh of Town, Tuln’g Official’
_ IIIIIIIIIId III-pairing our t‘Xilt‘IIl-llw roudu.
. receive.
‘Sllliilll Silliiiiil [Xililliliill
This same .
TONIGHT “While OF THE FAV-
“1188.18“! was II wgflhtu of rule self
contra II Ii oiunuau‘ line. an ac
ltlve natIlrc. Blue entered Into Mil illllo‘
work Whidh falls to II IIIiIItor‘ 5 Wife. '
with enthusiasm and will. and ho'ld
clove and, respect. tot all those with .l
VRIonI she come to contact.
very widely known.
Left Family. .
She. was
ETC
country," said II.
moods It large, “part
Austin, who
1 birds that they on find It Is 9
Is time In the l: 9’
CHI ct that Florida Is almost barren of
south IbIIIIs at this time
"In the ill“ 'tlIrsa yehrt‘I the ever-
i
nodes. or? Florida. have been ‘stI-I IIped ot eyeyy u I. II
opium ll to ill . limb”
ham” World? llluory mot w’ép.’ y I}, him-Em oveI- wfiwkallgh yuan
r.
I
She Is syr’vl‘viell by her hush nd dud
tbre‘e dIIII iiters—Ci'nru, Rut and
"I r‘g‘aret. he Rev. litlfr.l liolma’ryfllm’s
9 oil cm 5 mpat 0 Iip pIirlII on
em dill) i'l‘letl’t’ll In ills borrow ‘
Tbs inheriil {will be held Tuesday
“£83 mww Ilia Iv‘oI‘II‘d "NI-s v’a’l-
‘VBLK...E.VEN1NGM ..ENIINBL
'W " ‘mf‘mwo 1m”
TO RAISE STATE REVENUE.
to Commissioner Corbln.
SIIIII- NIX.
IIII-IIIIIII tux.
lli'illlt‘t' salary of ofllt-iIIII-I.
Increase the lllllt‘l'lilllll,‘(‘ Ink.
1pr IIditIIIIIIs should be within the»
Income. ‘
’iox I."tll|l()lliiil)ll5 :lfi the II do not pay
enough
The bowl as a unit (III-IIIII II uni
form income tax
More I'IIrII, used III
within the Iunnuut tiIut Is to be mikedd
Should think thuto route In would "
not no a bit and bridle on prodlxulity.
'I‘tIx automobiles and [ll‘ill'ldt‘ I'IIndsI
Cut down the, expenditures IIIIed for
the purpose of
of IIIIIItl‘oI'Il.
Personal tax on oil mule person
belWe-In the ones of iwI-IIvaIIIIII out)
Ilftv- dive.
Ito away with I-IIIIIITIIIIII-Ious, and be.
mow eeoIIIIIIIlIIII III ”unfold in tile
leglulniure
l iuvor '4 direct tux on towns
thoIIII spIIIIIltlII'il'IIII continue
IIIIIIII-I IIII‘III Ill III'II'II‘IIIII.
For every hit I‘l‘iIt-il.‘ ol‘ I'Itpitul stock,
Of eorpnrullons I“ this bililt‘, assess
tin I'oIIIpIIIIy :I (I'l‘lillll per t'l‘lll. oi the
int-rouse.
lielim’e IIIII‘ i!l’t':|l corporations and
nIIIlIuIIII IIIIIIIIs IIlIIIIIlII llt‘lil‘ IIIII I‘Xpeli
sec or those who obIIII'II IIpI-IIIIII prII'i
lI-L‘g‘k from the slut-I.
, I believe [but :I IIIIIIII tux III III'I‘I‘S'
IIIIIIy III this time, but I also think
li‘
llIIII‘t' is It grout deal of foolish Mute"
expenditures that should be IIIrtIIiled
from now on.
. I‘m down the IprIIIIIiiIuI'es to meet
llil' llli’tilllt'. II' it will not “’Ul’li, llUl’
row IIIIIIIIIy or issue bonds until the
Mole Ill'lll II: IurgII enough ll- make the
people sit up and take notice.
Any other way IIIeIIpI :I stole tux.
which I eunnot I‘I‘ttillllllt'lltl.
thing; to do I»; to (‘-lll down the stair,
expenses. Appoint less (‘IIIlUlliHb‘ltllll‘l‘S
and build fewer IIIIIIII bulldituzv.
My suggestion would be not {or
UIIII‘I' wuys III I't'\I'lIlll‘. It is not what
the II-tuIII III (‘IIIIIIIIcticIIt nerds. Men
who bundle the state‘s money should
their own.
. t‘IIIIIIIIIIIslIIII of four appointed
the governor. IIIII Republicans and
two IIIIIIIIIcrIIII. to l-i‘l‘Vt’ IIIII,I )I‘ill‘ IIIIII
iIIIeslinuIe IIlI expenditures
Slitll', :Ilui Sl‘t"1f the expenses run he
reduced. ,
(‘ul off all llIlIll‘I‘I'HSIII'}' (mic-lulu, and
give the other in NultulIlII ('uNt'tI to tluI v
UIIII who will ill} the work Iu honest
Titles, and not continue to ruler the "
snluries upon the slightest pretext.
with put to IIuIIIerIIus clerks Who are
"rt-III lender." and will Sllll'lI uu lIoIII
est Ilny‘s service.
The state seems to require more
and more money for expenses t'.\'t’l',\'
your The poor people are burdened
uoII, while the men Who have become
wealthy within IIVIIntI five wars are
IIIIIII to par times on just IIIIIII pIIIIIou-
Ill propcrt tlleI quoot St‘t‘lt'lt' lluuiv
nIIIII-I should Ineet mold. of mu state‘s
rquIIII-IIIIIIIIII- lluulII-I, insurance. ulunu
torturing IIIIII transportation compan-
ies should puy according is they
\'IIIIIII is IIIIIIIlIIIIsIlly minute-
in: along these linen. while agricul-
ture III our I'IIIk bound state hardly
pa‘ye f0r the labor.
OF THE
Methodiét and BIpIIII Churches—
Of SOUTH NORWALK, to
LIGHTHOUSE POINT
Near NEW HAVEN, by
SteIIIIIer John Sylvester
TUESDAY AUGUST 3m)
DULTS’ TICKETS ....... ......50c
HILDREN'S TICKETS ........ .25c
The boat will leave the Steamboat
Bock III 8: ~15 II m.
"I‘EI
Ii
II...»..I .' I", to I"
JEROME noséu‘osno.
TEL 390.
i
l
l.
Leone,
\.I
“Iii
Ilsa
MR. EUGENE, WEBER
SUPPORTED BY
Thech
Miss Bertha Bell walker
Emiuet Brandon, Wallace Robinson,
Chop. III John Casey, Al. Phillips llurv
ry Dtipree, race Ayers. May Taylor.
Neilie AIboldt and others.
OPENING IN THE GREAT ROM’A’N-I
TIC COMEDY ‘
"WE III Kilt”
MATI’NEES—deneoday anuioatur-
day-710 Ind 20 Cents. ‘ .
I’sVéNIN
p‘mcz
Vaudev e and limit
.10, 90" in’d 3bc’
ving Pictures
, BETWEEN Tommi.
Money to ‘LOd‘h
Improper” oII hero on neoond and
ihir'd mOI‘tgayes. We adVauoe you
money if you wish to buy a, home.
Tudopértdéut with dad
‘ 4
appropriations ’
bIqutiI'ylug the oily"
to throw I
The lll‘Eii” .
be as roomful of it Its they would be 01.
by '
Ill llll' .
chtoc'k Co. '
hurt: his wife: one says. and yet III
the Email
Securi
id‘vii‘u IIIt‘biIIIIIiIIi "Wmdmzn’ at. .IlIIII
PAGE THREE I
:A’II’aI w-IIAJ“ I .....JM’
92 Washingtoh Street. South Norwm
Aunt. .4
.l ...ruIIIA M...
$1.50 LIIIIIIII cm. 9Bc
42 inched square. all llllt’ll;
regular 81.50. Sale .98c
50c Hair Card Rolls, 39c
All shades; rcgulnr 500.
Sille ..................... 39c
50c Waits 29c , $1.00 Middy Waiéis, 89c
NII.III_\ ll'llllllli.‘tl IIIIII IIIIIIII'IIid- ‘ For
I I‘y. 89¢: each
1% Corset Covers, 2 for
25c
'I‘wn rows or Luce; regularly ‘
lac. Sale ......... 2 for 25¢ ,
l'lurguln- llunI-IIIIIIII.
25c Men' s Ties. l2c
NIIIII puttol no to select.
from ......... . ..... 12¢ each
Bulguin liuIII-Iueul
“81x90 Sheets .4'9c
4.9c each
(loud IIIIIIliII muslin.
(IIIIIIIIIIIIIII-d Io laundry
lllls sole ........ ”To.
lingulu liItIIt-IIII llI
50c Belts, 29c
:lllll l-‘lustit Hulls;
SIIIII. Sole. . . .29c each
590 Embroidery, 3 lc
ExtIII l-‘iIIII ldtnbroldery, For
this: SIIIII .............. 33c yard
7% Skirts, 49c
'l‘riIIIIuIIII with three rows of
low. For this tulle ....... 49c
l'IIII‘i: In
III-IIIIIIII'
:Stockings, 4 pair for 25c
All sizes, rust block.
$5.00 Silk and Nét Width.
$2.49
Not 11 WIIISI in the lot worth
less than 85.
23c Ribbon. 19c yd.
All eolols. 5 inches wide.
This little .......... 190 yard
Boys’ Pants
81.00 l’IIulII ............... 73c
bile Pillllh .................. 39c
L‘ite l’IIIIls .................. 19c
llurguiu IiuneIIu-ni.
MMW'W.
25c Drawers. I‘lc
(loud qnnllly
regular price,
$2.00 Wants, 95c
Just {III New WIIistII iI this
lol‘. worth up to 82. 'hilo
they lust .................. 95c
5c Fine Combs, 2 for Se
Bargain Basement.
7c Ginghsms. ’4c yd.
1000 yards on sale bargain. , .’
basement ............ 4c yard ’
, .. .. ”a“
25('
muslin; .
..... 19c
Sillt‘
Now Open Under New Mthtlfiéinen‘t
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boil
Bathing and Other Attrac‘hons
HIGH cuss coucssrs AFTERNOON AND EVENING, {IN THE PIAizA
Especial Kttentio‘n Given to Automobile Parties
III-1.500. JACOBS BROS, Maudgé’rs
t
:352-23
Princess Slips
Muny of our customers who were disappointed in finding wtlnte'd iiizes
in Princess Slips last week will be glad to learn that two utvleu duo Its on
back order lIuIe just arrived and Vtt’ now have IIIeI-y size III $1.50 and 32.60
I I-spectlv ely.
These figures do not anywhere near represent the value of the .zar'
Inents, but on account of arm lug so late We have hill at Jun cleulunee price
on them.
This is an opportunity that. should not be IIIiIIsed.
N. E. RYAN CO.
8" WASHINGTOIIETREETII 80pm, NORWMIR
o
Know their FURNACE and STOVE iléé‘il re-
pairs, but wait IIIIIII cold Weather béiore ll’aVInIt
it done, flow about yours?
We Claim slid Réiiillr Families. S'Io’t’és’ll’ltd
lli‘migés; supply new arts where needed. Let
Iis do your WOIIIN NC”.
- n“ I ..
Tar, Flag. Comm. ‘értvu" hot-at... honour
'Gtading, Lawn and (than. “you.
Road oi ling
RAYMOND BROS.
I?) .
DIE ERSNT KINDS OF “HUSBANDSI Masculine kin nous Mm.
A' no A. Rogers. In the Atldnflc, II'IIyII. to so tmos so langléd on with
gives her opinion of the American éeiiisbno‘ss but there is some o’ontu-
husband who in too busy to give any slob coiicernln them. Americdn men
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