AT HOYT’S THEATRE
5 Daily
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’ Suzette.
' Clementine
, i10rentine
Azalea ‘1
x Bedeila.
who
York.
Thue-Drescnt.
Girls of the Chortle “ .1 ..
Decide to become Models
EveningL Two Lamplete Shows at 7.15 and 9
Adele Pervis' one
in an‘ Equilibristic Novelty
0d35 ‘ s Of 1910”
A tabloid Inuislcai comedy. SBook by Bozoman iiuiger. Music by
dinnei Lehman
GABTS 0F CHARACTERS
Paul Potter. 5n artist; about to be mnlried
.Gerald Harcourt
Jimmy. his etevntor boy; about till the time ....... Hug‘hle Flaberty
Bean Morley. this fiance; about “to come back" ....... .Ella Ray
555Muaette . .Evelyn Burnett
Ethel Fawoett
”Ermine Benson
..lilthel Munson
Rae Dixon
III-....
.Eliaabeth Dunne ,
SceneLInterior of Paul Potter' a bachelor home In New York city.
.1 Costumes and hate by F1auces, New York. Shoes by (‘atnmeyen New
l The Overing Family
Present the Farelal Comedy,y One set Play
_ “Mrs. Janiper’ s
3 Troubles”
,1 . CAST
Mrs. Juniper ..................................... Mnymo Over-Inn
"Ilutl" ................. . ...................... Emit! Ovoring
"Cora' . Ethel Overing
Mr. 11011111111 ............... . .................... William Overlng
Mrs. Hopkins .................................. Margaret 01011111,
Placer-Mrs iuniper' a hoarding llouse.
_.PRICES~—Matmee. S and 10c -
Jewell Piano. by Steiner: a Soul co. Uud uncle-mu,
la
Casey 81 Smith
Comedians and Instrumentalist‘s
TraVers 81 Cane
Songs, Dancings and Sayings
Evening. 10 andlSc
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METRODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
"South Norwalk. Francis llourne Up-
“ham, DD. pastonwsermona. morning,
The Specialist in? the l’ulplt: Nothing
Save Jesus Christ (.‘l'llt‘ll’ledl evening.
The Man of One Talent; the Coward.’
The evening sermon is the first of a
series on Sinners Known to Our
Lord. Music:
‘ Morning.
Preludew Processional ....... Duhols
Anthem—«For All the Saints . Shelley
Tenor solo—dean, Josu, Mlserere ..
Nevin
Mr. Albrecht
Fortitude—«Ave Verum ....... Gounod
Eyenlng.
Prelude ..................... Gounod
A'nthemwThe Soft Sabbath Cnlm ..
liarnby-Sholiey
Duetsty Faith Looks ll p to Thee.
liorclunann
Mrs. Smith and Miss Ilnmp.
Choir Hymun .............. ilrackel
l‘ostlude in l‘) .. ............ Donohoe
011 Friday evening a church rally
and social will be bold.
Norwalit Methodist Church.
I). Torrey. pnetor~~AI the mornimr
not vice the pastor will preach on "The
Duty of Optimism," and in the even-
1111: on “"iho Iiuttio on a Mountain
Side. When: the World' a (Ircatcnt tlcn-
ernl Was licfentod." This Is the fifth
sermon in the derica of “lloclsivc lint-
ilos of the Bible." Sunday morning
class meeting, ll:iltl; morning worship.
Iilzllt); Sunday chool. 12:05 p. 111.; Ep-
worlh League evotional service, 6:30
p. m.: evening. service. 7:30; class
meeting. Tuesday evening. at 7:45 p
n ; Thursday. 7:45 11. n1. pruyer moot
inn; Thursday. 8:60 p. m.. quarterly
conference. led by District. Superhr
tendent A. ll. .(loodonongh, I). 1)., of
Stamford. Aligot the church othcieis
are expected to be present. Friday.
7:30 p. m.. children‘s probation class
will hold lhch first meeting for the
season; tux-11111111145. adult probation
class
Music for totnorrow:
Frank
:MOrning.
Prelude. I’antoraie ............. Foster
'i‘e Damn I11 ill minor ............ Buck
Tenor solo-woolected.
Pobtludo in F45 .................. Stern
‘Evenlng.
Prelude. 8011111 Without Words ......
Spinney
ideal in 5f: ................. Buck
. (in flat “Drn5 Me to 'i‘hen'. ..Nevlu
Postlltde. Foetal March....... Powell
Knight Street A. M. E Church.
Roma 8..” V.}0umbI. pastor—wreath
in sin 01.111. subject, "Ready Now; "
as hath Ian 1 If. 12: so [1. m.. Itt'er
which eiectio of a delegate to the
£5“th y when convention of the A. M.
urch th t will be held at Green‘
wleh, 'f‘hurId y. September 29th. will
place. full attendance of the
. Rt" 1in school is therefore requested.
1 on 01111111111 Endeavor League It
routing." The error will preach
[it both services, ii are cordially
milled
“w con lltéA‘I'IONAL
“I Booth Nurwslit congregational
W355?“ les 3. Msefarlond pester
“Nice It 10:80 0 clock. at
mil it will be occupied by
:Bible school It 18: 05
in.” minutiae inquiry.
run; run him; It .8 p. m.. nutrient.
i
Club will meet to arrange its full pro-5
gram.
First Congregational Church. Nor-
waik, George 1). lgbort. pastim-
illornlurr service ut 10:30. preaching
by the punter; Sunday school at 12:15;
evening service at lzlitl. the second in
the series of twonty minute talks on
Beyond the Atlantic i: dlnburgh i. lulu
and Dark. Thursday evening meeting
at 8 o'clock. Subject, (Jun 11 Rclilzluus
Mun llt- Successful In ilnulness'.’ (.‘ltup-
torn from the diary 01‘ Daniel llrcw. the
once famous \‘l‘ull street 111811111110.
Music at the First Church. Nor-
wnlh:
Morning.
Prelude “Meditation in a Cathedral"
........................... .Siias
t‘ontlnltu solo. “The Hills of tied"
...................... Geo A. chIn
chponee. "0 Holy Snvlouri"..F. Abt
Anthem. Magnificat in (I ..... D Ilurlt
I’ostludc, i’nstoraio in F.li. W. Parltci
Evening.
I'rcludc, "AndantintJ" from I’uatorul
Fantasia ..................... F. Lox
(lontrnlto solo, “The Land 0' tbc
Deni" ...................... A. Footc
Quarot. "1 Lay My Sins on .lcaue'"
...................... It. Schumann
l’ostlude, Sonata No. {1, lot more
lueut ................... A. Guilmunt
BAPTIST.
South Norwuik Imptist—-~-"'t‘hc Glory
of Christian Manhood and Woman
bond" will be the topic of the pastor's
sermon tomorrow morning. _ 1110 III-
bic school convent-s «I lit o‘clock. when
tho full announcement of ltully Day
will be made. The Young I’coplo‘s
service at 6:30. The evening service
at the usual hour 7: an when the pas-
tor will speak on the subject. ' “What
In Religion, nnd Why Should it (‘.luim
the Allegiance of Men." The evaulnil
service begins Sunday night. (int. 2.
nt 7 o'clock. The musical program to»
marrow is of unusual brilliance:
Morning.
I'relude-"(ionsolatIon." ........ F. List
Anthem. “Hear. oh Hoavons".8towurt
Response, “i411rd.ln Our inmost
Hearts" ............. Schilling
()ertory "'i‘hero's u Wldcness in
God a Merry". Emerson
l'ostlude ..llltlw. hesitate
Evening.
Prelude—”A. Walter a prize 110111! from
“The MclItt-rslnset". . . . . . .Wagner
Bwfloiltndo. . . . . '. .. ...... .53. (lodard
Anthem, "Doth Not Wisdom Cry?"
...................... Rogers
Response, “(70d of Love and Power"
....... 'l‘ruetlc
Offertory. Contrnlto BOIOWBO‘BMGIL
Qudrtotte. "Saviour. O'er Life‘s
Troubled Ben" ..... ... .. .Chittendon
Postludo. linologue. . . . ..
Grace Iisptlrt Chut‘ch~‘-5-Bundsy Ior-
vloe‘I: Premium: at it I. m. and 3: all
p. m.. Young Peoples' meeting at 11:11.,
preachlnl at 7: 45 The tIIIue paper
concert w ion was given Thursday
evening.t e 2211. rm a decided ruc-
our in every my. tire. Annie Ditch.
the chairmln. and her committee, do
serve much credit for the timely and
Interesting pro ram which will be ten: ,
remembered e committee wlIh to
thank all there who contributed to the
. entertainment. I.» (it. Wfliehols. pastor.
"MOP“.
'I‘rlnityu-mlshteeulh Sunday after
Trinity ltev. Alford Goldsborough. of
Bridgeport. minister to char e tor 81111
leather-10: to a 111.. more 11; prayer
with litany Ind sermon; 19:00 noon.
Identity Icheoi,71 00 11.. 3... gram
17:311. choir rchcursnl.
...C .1. Grey
prayer and sermon.
St. Paul‘s l’nrish. itev.
liowell. recipr~—?;'.iil u. 111.. Holy Com-
munion; I0 ill a 111.. inorninil prayer
and autumn; )2 111.. Sunday school; :i
p 111. Sunday school at tit. Andrew'I
Mission. \\':innlpauit I p m.. evening
prayer and sermon at t‘ranbury
Plains chupcl; 7:30 p. 111.. evening
prayer and sermon. 'l'ho (lirln' Friend-
ly Society will meet on Tuesday cro-
ninl: at it o‘clock ut the llerkoley
street chapel rooms St. Paul's tiuild
will meet on next “edncsday after-
noon at2 :30 at the chapel rooms. The
work for the hoapttul will be begun at
this meeting. 'l‘hnraday next is the
Festival of St. Michael and All Air
1111b, The services at the church will
be at the usual Holy flay hours, 7:31)
and lo 11. n1. and 1'1 p. 1n.
Grace Church. the Roy.
Vi'cruci‘.
duy after Trinity.
the lloly Communion at
.l. llontou
The celebration of
ii o‘clock;
Sunday school at noon;
iiR)‘ school at llrontl lilvcr at 8:00.
("‘.hrlsi Church, Her. .I. Itypktn
llrnwn. rcrtor~-iloly timntnunion at 9
o'clock: Sunday school at l0; morning
prnycr 11nd acrmon 111 10:45. The nor
men will be for St. Aunt-11' Society; but
crcryoue will be welcome.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First! Christian i-lcionco Society. of
Norwalkw Iiegului- Sunday services at
the reading room, Masonic building,
at II a. n1. Subject. areptcmbor :flth.
‘Reslliy. " Testimony meeting. Wod-
ncsday at R p 111 To both HCTVittlfl
the public is cordially 11nd frntcrnnllt
invited. Reading 11111111 011011 to the
public each week day afternoon from
2: ill to 4:30.
LIGHTHOUSE MISSION.
Liuhiouse Mission There will be 11
service at the Lighthouse Mission 81111-
duy afternoon It 3:15 p. 111. All Wel-
rome. ideals free.
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PROF. GIBSON'B RECITAL.
Program of Season's First Ono at Nor-
wnllt Congregational Church.
The following In the program of the
organ recital by Alex. Iii. (llbaon. assist‘
nd by Mrs. tilbsou. at the First Church.
Norwnllt. on Monday afternoon at 31:")
o'clock:
Concert Piece in 1-? Flat. .H. W. Parker
Prelude and Fugue in I) Minor, lloolt
:1. No. 4 ................ .I. B. finch
t‘evstinu in 11 ................ .I. lied
violations on In American Air
l V. Fingler
Aria from OrpheuI 11nd ldurydlee. (‘ be
taro IenzI lduridlce? .. (‘7, vou Gluclt
Pastoral Sonata, 1111. mm. ltbeinberger
Faith D. it. Munr
Rioordate I.. M. (Iottsehai
Three Seesaw—Allah. Sweet Content.
I'll Wait at heaven's (late. Sweet
heart for Thee ..... Alex. 8. Gibson
Putoraie int tottertory In 0 .....
A. LA. WOIY
No charge ill made for admission.
but contributions for expenses will be
received at the deer.
FOOIBALL BAN REMOVID.
NEW HAVEN. Bout. ten-«Football
will be played by High school oievono.
the helmet committee having been as
revised game is safer than the style
ruled out last season. The wheel com-
hill” hint ahead I has on the [one
Friday evculnn.‘
rccior~Thn eighteenth Sun-(Jeane Wiltox.
morning prnycr and sermon at itizilil: i llla
Mission Sun-1
i11nd Mrs. S. C.
cured by football authorities that the’
BUWPRISE FOR MISS PALMER.
M
”mtg 11‘5Entsrtolm Schoolmates in Honor of
Birthday.
A very pleasant birthday surprise
party was rendered bliss Hazel M. J.
l‘ulmcr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
t‘hnrios J. i’uhncr. at her home. It”
idlmwood 11111111111, last evening. by
about fifty of her schoolmates. Var
Ions kinds of names were played and
rural and instrumental music was on. ~
toyed. Refreshments were served
late in the evening. Minn Pulmcr was
the recipient of 11 handsome gold lot“
but. with her 111011og1nur engraved
thereon.
Among the guests present were:
Elvira Pagnnoiii l-lllmbeth Stevens
\iaruaret tinclm Helen (lladesynt-
I’uullne Miller. Dorothy Douglas. Ma-
trie Harris, t.‘.‘~mt1nde Rider. (‘hariotte
Rider. i-Idnn Ilunkometer. Helen Joel.
Elizabeth Hherer. Mur-
Iel Russell, Sadie Russell. D IIlo
l'.ields (harlotle (lorbam. Alice
liasel Palmer Louise Knippole,
Luella Chadeuyue. Ethel Palmer. Mr.
Armstrong. Mr. and
Mrs, W. Chudenynn, Clifford O‘Hara,
Jack Adams. Herbert Fitch. Poul
O'Brien. Frederick Lane. Kenneth
Taylor William Taylor Leonard Fitz
nemld Ilarry ilyatt, Paul Imwmueo.
linrry ilradbury Arthur Sterling.
John Sterling. Nod Silortnnn. Earl Bio-
vonn liomer lleTllllt‘U. William Rob
orls.
TH E LOIWE CASE.
Plaintiffs Bring shire FIelII to Secure
Money in IIn‘ks.
i’npcrs have been filed in the United
States circuit court in an actionrof
"aclre fat-ins" brought by I). E. Loewe
e (‘30.. against the four banks of Dan—
bnry. the Danbuny NationIl innit. the
(.‘lty National bank. the Quill” Blink
of Imubury. and the Union Savings
bank. to compel the defendant banks to
discloae what moneys they hold bc-
longing to the clutch dents in the action
of i). E. Louvre it 00.. against mem-
bers of tin- l'nliod Hatters of North
America.
This Is 11 formal step in this now fa-
11101111 cnsc toward collecting the
amount of the Judgment awarded to
tho plaintiifts by the Jury In the Unit-
ed Hiatus court at the trial in llart
ford. ’l‘bc llrononl action is returns
bin to the United Stilton circuit court
at llnrtford 1111 the first Monday in 01:
tohor In the meantime the prepara-
tions for tho luau-Ina of the case upon
appeal in the United Stolen Court oi‘
Appeals. urc coins on and It is ex-
peeled that the arguments upon 11111
boat will be heard during the foil or
winter
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9081‘ OFFICE GAP! OLOWN.
sownomnm 11 111 ‘ 1
The safe In 111., ' a “3’1“ 847-;-
111 nominee was ;
blown open with nit’ro-slyceriuo IIrii/
today. and mom hon 3200 In III was
taken The police have been furnish.
ed with a description of tilt“ limi- .-
ers who were seen near the out out e
at midnight 1. . b 5
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MODERN: tAlTHGUAKIO.
WASHINGTON. Sept. at.-—-An earth-
quake of modem; Intonrity was renor-
ded by the seiamolrttpb of the Solutio-
logical observatory at Georgetown Un-
iversity last. high The urthduslte
was probably that reported
l
truth 2
Ariadne. as tho tnItrumsutI showed it 7
had occurred at d misuse of Ibout~
3.000 miles in tbs-111151111111. .. ......
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Quite the slickert encasement l
55bave seen for keeping files out of the
house where there are children can-
Itantly opening and closing the netting
tillers to get out to their playthinll on
the veranda is to enclose the veranda
With I wirel netting instead of the
doors Indw idem. having.1 at door It
he and of e veranda. this WI?
not only the house doors but the win.
, dawn that open on to the veranda can
1 be thrown open without screens and
there Is no slamming of doors—~and no
mosquitoes in the evening, either.
By "fur not" this season one lane
likely to mean but and collar as collar
and mull. Fur nets are therefore car
ried by the mliilnore this year.
Purple is one of the very good shades
ii mllltnery. and so II "brass." 11 soft.
rich metal shade for more effective
than bright gold.
Those who are Iubiect to rheuma-
tlsm will bed the high boots of felt a
are? protection when motoring during
the all and winter They are made es-
pecially for the purpose and are called
auto boots.
It isn‘t neceIIIry for any woman to
“so about with s annealing. disalrce-
able sound In her Ihoes. no matter
how warm the day. if she will always
Iprlnltle a good foot powder into her
shoes before putting them on. If the
feet perspire freely. the shoes should
he changed In the middle of the day
Bins bands or. plain broadcloth make
the smart finish on a dress of darker
ebevint. This all sounds rather heavil.
but 111 Its... touch is added In the yoke
and sleeves of batiete and lace.
The corset all of slllt elastic with
very little boning sounds like a use
merit for the very stout woman who
wants to reduce but it Is recommend-
ed for comfort in traveling and for
wear with one's house gowns.
More uoman would wear bust sup
porters or braaaleren it they knew
what 11 great Improvement they made
in the figure especially when a low
busted (onset is worn.
One of the most brilliant. colors
that one would never think of Wearing
Is gowns are simply beautiful when
rolled according to the mode.
Nearly all black hats are faced with
I bright color that does not appear In
the trimming above. and it well se-
lected are as great an improvement as
acotnploxion veil because the hats set
so far down over the head that 11 re
ilcctlon against the face Is Inevitable
There is an extreme in short-vampod
shot-s just us there is in everything
else that woman wears. and when too
short the foot actually looks deformed.
This shoe is In the larger cities. and
forms an appropriate accompaniment
for the extreme hobblc Iltirt.
Your kidney trouble may be of long
standing. it may be either acute or
chronic. but whatever it Is Foley‘s
Kidney Remedy will aid you to get
rid of liquidity and restore your nat-
ural health and vigor. “One bottle of
Folcy’ a Kidney Remedy made me
well. " said ..i Sibbuil. of Grand View.
Wis Commence tailing It now. The
Bridge Pharmacy.
TROLLEYMEN DEFEATED.
Darlenl Won by score of 37 to 7.
The game that the 'Iroiley men play
ed Thursday with the Darlene. in lla-
1-icn, was so much of u joke that it was
dlflicult to obtain the score this morn
ing. it was. however. found out after
some little trouble to be. 3‘1’ to ’1'. in fa-
vor of the llnriena. There Were four
pitchers for the Trolloytnen-A. Smith.
F. Smith. I. Font and W. Anderson.
The line-up for the 'l‘rollcymen was
as follows: F. Smith. '1‘. Smith. W.
Anderson, I; Font, pitchers; St.
(leergo. c : Oswald, 1b.; Ryan and A0
hormun. 2b.; Fant and '1‘. Smith. 113.;
Anderson. b.; hedcll. lf.; Murphy. cf.:
Burmclouxb. rf.
Mom of the Game.
The Burkedale and Miller ( B. It M.)
express scheme failed to pan out and
Miller came home in an auto
Harvey Barraclouxh displayed his
knowledge of the game when. on the
on; between first and second he atop-
pod In response to cries and removed 1
the cigarette be was wearing. lie was
caught? Of course. .
The score keeper fled in terror when
he had worn out three perfectly good
pencils figuring 1111 the Darlen runs and .
the trollcy‘men s errors.
James Ackerman working the short '
r1111 can hardly navigate today be is so
vely lame and stiffened 11p.
Pip (‘ollina was on deck with the wa
ter pull and bats.
”Walt. ’ ll next your! say the trolier-
men. Th reply. “That‘s what they al.
ways say." from the Darlene.
'I‘om Bmith hasn't stopped running
yet.
Frank DoPlerne was thrown out of
the team in the practice because he
didn't do the Wright Brno. stunt that
he wad always telling about.
ADVIRTISED LITTERD.
Below is a list oi! letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post odi-
cm for the current vest.
booth NorwIlIt.
X. Y.. General Delivery (2).
Mrs. illmma Goodman or Anderson.
a A. If: It. Masonic Building.
Mrs. .Oovert.
W.8RAvi151neI. 33 Raymond at.
Mr. Donnelly.
WillnuI Gillie. 96 Wood St.
M111. fl. tannin: Hall.
.I. Harley.
use. 'I‘d'ta-oley.
Ben Itfloid.
b. ’l‘. IAIII.
William 11111511111111.
Mrs. Nellie Hurry.
V6391 Br“ “ hm“.
F. A. Putt tie
it. B. Patti.
Mrs. Ellis A. Robertson.
In. lnurleelt. its Hancock at.
b. mm
Mrs
MIII niIIIinh Italians. .
F'ranoeloo Tovaeehino. 89 fibrin! 3b
hi. ’I’. Whiet
Charles A. WilllImI. Jr.
hill GROWN. P. id.
Mum” ...
The surface of the earth is sold to woo curried by the Amciated
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Vesta and Pants ..... .
Velllaf‘ld‘Plntl.............
VeItI and Pants. . . .
Wool Garments. .
The men 1trite owned 11 can of 90'”
der with In an rm heard from ten
miles- array, to my notions of the
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The I. M. Read Co.
Establtsbcd 1857
Tapestry Carpets for Hail and Stair
Speciiils at 75c and $51
In the very coloriugs which are required for halls finish-
ed in mahogany, oak, or Colonial white.
[11 dark red, olive
green and wood brown, small figures with narrow borders.
Velvet Carpets
$1. 25 and $1. 35 Grades at $1.15.
Carpet Store, first floor.
. A Silk of Rare Beauty
A dinner, or an evening
certainly. We suggest one o Brocade Silk Cashmere.
‘ .window has just been arranged of most exquisite colorings.
1 .
own Madam? Oidtstinctiou
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In the assortment shown at the Silk Section are lavender of a
pale and pearly shade, pink, 5111 or gray, rose, 1naizc,tur-
quoise and white. The material 15 brocaded with scroll fig-
ures and coin spots
Look at the window and then come to
the Silk Section and see the larger display.
0
Some New Laces
Perhaps the most elaborate and effective. are the Irish
Crochet Laces. some of them heavy
with intricate work, and
others notabl) the Baby irish as filmy and delicate as a
dcwv cobweb on an Irish lawn
of clitlercut widths.
ihctc arc Bands and Edges
Point Venise Ali-overs. Bands and Edges are high in
favor for evening and house gowns.
The Ribbons
Moire Velours. Persians and Warp- printed Satins and
Tafl'ctas. heavy. clog nut and richly colored.
it 1.»; time to select for Holiday
ing woman will be charmed
farm work.
1 he ribbon lov~
Narrow Gilt Gauze Ribbons ulth tiny ilorcts are made
into filoi bands for the hair
(luitc thcl atrat.
Sash and Hair Ribbons. Fields for millincrv, gorgeous
i‘crsans and \\ ash Ribbons in abundance
Beltin
gold and Si \‘cr effects.
. fancy Persians and Oriental Embroidcrics in
Medium Weight Underwear
For Men.
Norfolk and New Bruns-
wick light weight Merino
- For Women.
Ribbed Underwear suitable
for fall. cotton, 25c, soc and
either in white or natural
$1.00 each. 759-.
A medium wei ht Under. ano. 75 cts.
wear. very agree. do for be-
tween seasons, white 111' 11:11-
urai. at so eta, best ever for
the price.
Haberdashery Section. near
Main St. entrance.
Silk and wool. $1.00 and $1.50
Union Suits for fall.
Cotton. $1.00. $1.25 and $1.50
Merino,
Siilrand wool.
$1.50
$2.00
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Saturday Needs
CoolU at to and mornings make it necessary to put on warmer
The D. M. Read' Co.
nerwear. We invite you to inspect our lines.
5'5'CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR .
.....
.....25 cents
DO'P‘II
Better Qualities at Graded Prices.
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR
1.1..
................25cents
The Celebrated Mentor Goods.
Iu-Irunn-ou.
................soc'entil
..........75csnd$1.oo
GENTS' UNDERWEAR
Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. Plain Shirts and Drawers,
Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, choice ..... .
WoolGIrmcntI
HOSIERY
For Men. Women and Children.
IIIIII-
“Malice to which there
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..50 cents
...75c and 51.00
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“How did your new play 50'!"
"Utter mum"
“What VIII the troubled .-. .
"Why. 1 mode thuItuIIuriI
rrIII.-- listed and t I emitter turd! II
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Norwalk Chronicler