no your am at and one how good firemen of; most. hesrty support.
“ . 'l‘ilene‘i lunch credit. due to the
sownno P. weso thonrd of ”up. as they have organ
2“ ‘ Willillii. iIIiLIIS
.. in,
1 s ‘9 2 or. "more
people wear lit ser shoes
necessary. especially in the hot
2 figlrg‘ 9ho.feetswol wollsnd puff "
pry his tiller it tau dsyasnd
sms to shoes. as well as
control-sublet and free
on and burning.
r
all is the only men ghplitiefl toot.
‘ erotics. and hence it as spoil pg;
2 soothing to the feet or Water from
mutt fountain It. absolutely do,
it???» I'toni offensive perspih
ltd? soul the feet iiWoet and
wit is the only loot preparation
(inflatables of money buck if not
2 interr. Dbos‘n‘t lhnt spank v‘ol-
‘ss for its evil? Get at 25c box
Wall Street Nor-walk
ITS FIIIS'I' GATHERING
(Continued from first Page.)
m
'9.
like to Eugene M Luflln as n member
s
H.
fast. a suitable council chamber, why
oi the board of estimate and taxation.
' The call for the meeting was read‘
by. City Clerk John J. Cunoo and ac-
carted
The Mayor's Message.
Mayor Pohlmen then lend his first.
ennui message. which was as fol
lows:
South Not-walk. Conn.
October 17.1910.
TbV lite Honorable Board of Council-
men. City of South Not-walk.
Gentlemen: It has been the custom.
for a. number of years, for the mayor
to present. at the beginning of his sd
ministration. what is called a “may-
or's mousse" What i have to say
may not come under that tel m. but i
have s few suggestions to offer. which.
I think. if pronei is carried out. might
prose beneficial to our city. Howev-
6
er. before we attempt to do anything 2
of importance. we must impress it.
dfigply upon our minds that we have
been honored by the citizens of our
city, and we must return the compli-
most. they have bestowed upon us by
our evoly effort and faithful.
nil- nfo our work.
”While” i believe in economy.
not believe in the pollt- v of being
“-penny -wlse and pound- foolish. " All
I “it of you is to conduct the affairs
of the city the shine as you would con.
(1 ct your own. As I have always
ntslned that the management of a
city la like a lsrse business enterprise.
most successful when conducted upon
Wilton sense business principles. and
II our one of you are business men.
at you will endeavor to keep
db}; expenses, and to secure the inrg
I believe we are living In an era of
ploxresslvenesa. no the citizens have
pointed themselves for municipal
Iidinss Knowing the urgent need
better accommodations for our city
. police headquarters. court room.
house, library. and last. but not
id we delsy the beginning of this
. . 3 Likewise. as the citizens have
‘, lured themselves by an overwhelm
‘ muority. for s new concrete
die. We should do all within our2
nor to promote the same.
Ithe past year 0i two lherc has
is» I decided miprovemoui in our
streets sud sldowslks. Most all of the
streets were treated with crushed
stone and oil. which proved beneficial
property owners. so well on adding
to the fittructitenoss of our city. For
um rollsou. i would advise llult crush
on stone and oil be applied to every
street in the city which is not paved.
I would oilidnlso recommend that s sys-
Fletch y a section of t 0 city“ s streets
.psved consult year this system is.
. I would sdvlse that Wood
svenne. us for us Maldow street.
treat he owed this. yesn
no mutton. would also Offer
(nestles lust Monroe stroetf
it. last yssr s council took' up
utter of widenlns sud lending.
and Putusm svenue.
bishinx s building line on
.snd i would sdvlso you
V as the some. Right her I
yrtllel. it would be sdvlss le
‘ Minn of the city. would advise
lsy street be laid out sud
(I‘d there is It turns lode
to out. brunch. which would
for crushed stone. i would
would b9 economical to
“2» Elsie. the intro s
. crush the stone on IS
dzzdtirlu the coming winter. and.
2 stone for ombudsman; the
trim“ this suction of the city in
Wilts. I mum sl’ty
ll euiiluunhlrtsst
it In need. oi‘i'sbsirswond
‘ p is”
neglected wulksl
Weenies. out set issues ‘
In. stills.
“its a nihilism list tlvs
films mill.
is pissssnt. cooling tins. “
' l
iuudoubtedly is essential to our health.
[do
2 outposslble returns for moneys in .
fluted.
tern of permanent psvlns he adopted"
be hsrmopl
a ” fish building lines in every .
“where not slrundy established .
ll roll“ to the streets In the south 2
“tin 3.92%.; 2...: 2 .."
necessary to Addm one or sddlt Digit)
this plsnt. for which edditlnn s bend
“it
it blinds. 'l‘his ‘
, can umunici-
of ii on siting on
us is his ‘
this subiixsct. would I‘Bfifmflaailg that
ii i
twill slit. "till. i“ d “W
The cults Wilton Mmimunt. like
‘our electrical 9pc. spent. in all that
an be dashed: cunt r is up to
Ibo stundnrd and throw; 1 the fur-
sinhtqdnsss our commissio on. we
had. as yous si know: u sufilc ent sup-
ply dili‘inn tilts rocént thou ht.“ hot
only for our own c’l.ty but we Isa sup-
plied our: sister city.
.91" piiiic ‘e force. while well fitted
to dust with t e litany disegreeubie
leaks in be per ormcd.1 believe is in
sufficient in numbers. and uouid re
c’dirmcfl‘td tiult at least one more be
odd (1 to the force
It [city's fire department. as you
all know. is one of the best volunteer
fire rlcpu‘rtm nts in the state it. is
equipped wit fine. up to date appara-
Ins. and (nucleic of u goodly number
of during lire lighters.
should spprcclate the work done by
this (lepertmsnt. and should give the
lucd II system of. milk inspection, and
nhatbd other grant nuisances. which
undoubtedly has eliminated a great
many cases of contagious diseases.
and would rccouuncnd that their good
work be r-nrrlcd on.
’l‘hcro were quite n number of new
sewers partially built. inst year, which
and i would therefore recommend that
the completion of the some he car-
ried out this tour.
All the flouting Indebtedness of the
city has now been eliminated. i would
recommcr'ld that a sinking fund be cs-
teblished whcr ehy a certain sum be
set aside ouch your to pay off the bond-
ed indebtedness. in the handling of
the finances of the city during the
punt term. and also part of the prey-
Ious term. thc'results showed quite a
saving to the. city in interest. as all
moneys received by the electrical
commissioners are now turned over
to the city treasurer. the city Itself
having the use of these funds. thereby
quite frequently svoldlnz the needs
sity of borrowing. it is possible thst
if all the departments of the city were
required to do this. it much larger
amount might be saved the city In its
interest account
i believe that this city could be men
aged on s more economical bssis lf
conducted in the form of s commis-
sion government. I would therefore
advise you to look carefully into this
form of government. and if deenlcd ad-
visable. trike up the some with the in
coming legislature.
beat you has been somewhat hundl
nnppcd by an insufficient number of
curls. would recommend the pnrclms»
tug of another curt. which could be
used to ssslst in collecting the nor»
lingo. thereby materially aiding the
collection.
. Would also advise that all work and
material purchased for the city he
eithe contracted for or divided as
usury equal as possible unions the
different merchants and smuufsctur
ore of our own city.
One thing that should not bc lost
sight of is the necessity of n system
of beautifying our city. In relntlon
thereto, 1 would recommend the pint-.-
ing of street signs. else the planting
of now trees throughout our city. and
tho hearty cooperation of every men.
women and child is nailed to s 0 first
on not only have clean stree s. but
clean sidewalks and lords which can
be accomplished by keeping rubbish
and papers cleaned up as Isr us boa“
sibio
- During the pest. your the city has
been favored by it new organisation
known so The Mort hunts and Menu
{lecturers Association. which orssnisn
lion use been instrumental in benefit-
in; the city in many instances since
its inception. and as I believe in the
.nld ss ingot "litany heads. many
.inlndn.‘ this council should be grati-
died in buying this ussooistlon rccom
mend anything of benefit to the city
that muy come to their notice during
the present term.
In continues 1 w uld, any that It is
.my sincere desire in t the work done
by this. council will, In every respect.
looms up to the stubdsrd of the work
plans by the council recedins' us I
.muld not suit more 0 you than this.
Let us he progressive and Work in
for the interests of our use
pie. so not for the interests of my
.narly. We must bear in mind thsl
.we em all servants. in one sense iii
.the word. to the people iwho have elect-
ed us. snd therefore let us do all In
our Imwer to conrnct the siiuirs of
our city for the best possible interest
of fill. -
ALERT M. consults.
Meyer
ilpon million (if Councilmen lie.
Mellon ”rind begondethV by gouanlmsn
titanium ‘lrllllsl
nonunion nus
rmrstlr
.- in.
‘ virt
The public '
As your committee on s’lreets of the .
is
239m Iii-spouted
l w t the slight
tel-t, ”wallet”: item: at.
”thorium moldings. besides.
ovdiootnins ’s f ul. Nlius'eous odors.
froln’ the breath
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the fonnus pi ppm
Ii' suds I%tltfiIlatiI,m then
50- cent on e of
you will modify uno orsmnd why this
promptly cures ind million and re
moves such symptoms ss Ilesrthurn.
a feeling like a lump of loud in the
stomach. Belchlng of Gen and hlructu-
tlous of undigdstsd food, wilter br‘ssh.
Nausea. Headache. Illilousuesl sud
many other bud symptoms; and. be-
sides. you will not. need laxatives to
keep your stomuch. liver and intes-
tincs clean and fresh
if your Stomach is sour and full of
gas. or your food doesn't digest. and
your elects don't seem to fit. why not
not a submit case from your druggist
and make life worth living? Absolute
relief from Stomach misery snd per-
foot digestion of anything you eat is
sure to follow five minutes After. und
besides. one case is sufficient to cure
it whole fntnlly of such trouble. .
Surely. I harmless. inexpensive
preparation liitc Diupesln. which will
niways. either at daytime or during
night. relieve your stomach misery
and digest your meals. is about so
handy and valuable it thing as you
could have in the house
harm
I’owurs. ltwis's'votcd the! the mayor's
message he received and lliflCed on file.
Tits Mayor's Appointments.
Previous to announ, mulls commit»
the appointments. Mu r i’ohlmun said
that while. be but! consulted with no
one. he bud felt the politic pulse and
had used his best ,iudnue t in oppor-
llonln; the committees us. While
they might not be sstist’sctory to all
the members he hoped till would do
their best. Mayor Pohlmsn then su-
nouocod his upllolntments as follows:
Committee on Flounce~€3hsrles .i
l’ilgcon
Committee on Streets. Bowers sud
Sidewalks» Willlnm ll. Mchfshon.
thrombus on Police sud lineup»
Thomas H. (lenty.
Committee on Library. Printing and
Lights ~~~~~ William Miller.
Committee on City Hell and Witter
«incoh Limweiler.
(‘ommllteo on Fire
lumen T. Powers.
President of the Council
Councilmen W H. Mchlnhpn. upon
notion of (‘ountilmsn Powers. wns
elected president of the council
The electing of fire dcpnrtmoni oifl
core was deferred becnuse the snnusl
department meeting will not be held
until Friday night.
Fire and Bulldtng inspector.
ilpou motion of Councilman McMs-
liou. i). Wiillniu ilnrl‘ord wns reelect-
cd fire and building inspector.
. Corporstlon Counsel.
Upon motion of thmncllmsn bins,
veilur. John Keogh was rel-elected cor-
poration counsel.
Offices Combined.
Councilman i'owcrs said that five
members of the ctltincil had consulted
and concluded thsl it is for the best
interests of the city to have no on
glneor on tho streets. A salary of
$1100 had been agreed upon for the
combined office of superintendent of
streets and city otminecr. and applies-
tlons salted for. All It result up so
rungcmoul with Samuel W. lioyt. .lr..
had been nursed upon. Mr. lloyl wss
then unanimously elected.
Board of Hosith.
The tenth of llr. G R. Kendall us
uolubcr of the bonrd of health expiry
this year. Iiccordltix to the. lots drawn.
Councilmen Miller re- nominated Dr
’(ondall. Councilman i‘nnly placed in
uomlnuilon tho union of liernnrd J.
toynolds and he was elected.
lands of Officials.
A number of routine bills were paid.
and it wss voted to renew the bonds
:or city oilieisls with tho Layton
nxencl‘.
Depertmont-o
\
New old-walk.
,2“ co lrulon was received from
histi gflfll In relation to the
l con ltloo of th aidowslk In from
it the llhrsry bull iv. which is very
poor. He said that he to shout to lay
it concrete wsllt in front of his bulld-
lus sdiolnins. sud uke‘ that n simi-
1or walk be laid in front. of tho librsry
building The matter was left with
life committee on librsry.
' Music Hsll Null. 2
A politic wss received "Ir permit!
stun to are t on electric also in front
on. Music Hall The matter was re-
fsrred to the street cummltlsionor with
power
Committee or Commissionsr.
The matter of ollsnnius the oilicisl
tieslunsilnn oi the street committee to
street commissioner wss discussed.
but nothing wss done. it my be
brought up ugnln Inter.
Wily ospprlnt trying to drive the . It was voted that the sslsl-ies for
autumn m l‘dlli undomuth the city clerk. corporation counsel. city
shin idem labour misses bulb .tresrulsr. etc. be the some ss lsst
til-9| md's Drug liars inst.
fiend SWO m; The finance committee wss given
to mm rid the min of the germ “mission to borrow to the extent of
life I 91.000 on note for the various depsrb
2 . uh ion of
a?” Witching" closes-lest
.l e «in of dsndrum
0’ng olnvito you to try do. end
dsosr sun It not suit y setter
aided we will refund rout issuer.
in}
the nuns. of suitshls resolu-
in connection with the death hot
one of Norwslk..iltelmsstr .
sdiournsd. but reconvened to bur ..
w I “can
as on the manner in which
manner has been lsid in let-
931$} which will cause trouble
it the future.
l”
s dost tor was isle am until lands 2
I a
nest mesons slid the council
loom mint 2.» . .
I ‘ Surprisin
' try it or e o;
:. merits coin '
ltiouiariyni. ‘
us resu :‘
Inst
Hi!“ 31)“
Results After on. ainlos-V
In Ailments molded
Those who have on hand s Jsr of
-IIOIIIIII the new .r
(Io ‘
spplicstiott‘
‘ W...
Wiigle here Fiddle thirty five desths
zecor ed in thetown clerk's office for
he mouth of 3'12st there were but
2:31.903? I310 .ll'i "Ian’s!
tow n rein
geablugzts. blag fills-3:? I)???“
“r us tutti there were. or y-
ono during Sgptomberl i630 {bought
that the number for (ictob or will be
lesser then even that at August. There
were twenty‘i'our uisrrlssoll. it! uh.
three being poo e who were married
out of town The list ‘of births. deaths
and marl-lattes for the month of Sep~
lumber to as follows:
Births. ‘
lw Eileen Q; to Winifred and Frnnk
Ferris
fuller-old Franklin to Mary and John
Wnrdweli.
fl» Walter iiownrd to Mary and Fred
brick irons.
3-4mm» to Alice and William J.
Walsh.
t~~~Vsn boron. in t1 rs and William
Milton ‘Apperso .
lie-"Glare Mirisnl. to Ella ‘snd Nelson
Ii. Clurhsm
Viola to Helen nndV William H
Van Clief .
tl-2iiean to Elizabeth and John tisli.
7—Ernest French to iloulss and
Charles D. "(Tllsrlott
7~Son to Lens sud. Ssm Miller.
limitotlie Annie to Elisabeth and Joe
ilslog.
s-«Erncst Store to (Tiers and Steve
Posslt.
9Mnry to Elizabeth and Mike Wur-
no.
fin-lielen Mary to Mary sud Msrtin
Barrett
10 Dorothy to Martha and Ernest
Print
It) Lucy May to illeivu and Edwin
A Clark
find-felon Frances to Helen and J02
soph Mnyen.
Itlmitulph to Elizsbcih snd llsnicl
"curios.
mutton to Carrie snd Willism tic-
l‘snn.
Ill'f‘flf‘l).
Merv Ethel to Mnrssret and Don-
uls .l Tourney
132- hisrlc to i‘rsncqs sud Johnna ll.
I'i
\lnnderltrlnk
Iiwhfnrpsret i-‘iis III to Elisabeth
and George ansr
Itl--.inmes to i‘lorlnn and Pstsy Verso
I? - Violn to Louise sod Ernest liur
sens. .
lS2~~22ilelcn Elisabeth to Rosie and Jon
Kncsois.
luv-Stephen to Charlotte sud Stephen
S Jsrris
Harold title to Louise and Fred-
erick Kohlcr
i9 Little to Lissle sud ii‘rsnlt Toth
Iii
tlrmor W. ltfiuom ~
22 Robert to him and Robert Dunn.
1:.—2 (‘smlinn Marlo to Rosina snd Bai-
vstor l'iuit‘rous.
2:: Son to hilly nud iisrry Benedict.
2I2~~Msrle (forcorso'to Antenna sud
fluiseppe ilslbo.
2:22 . llnushlor to Viola and Juliuh flour
eye.
as - llowsrd Prunrls to Mamie and
Albert Al‘i‘f'u.
George Word to Mary sud George
2 Rose.
‘33 irene to Julie sntl Steve Tobbsgy.
28 Son to Ruth and Micros J. Griflin.
227
3 «Joseph Ksrry snd Annie Knlslslt.
3‘ Bicori Filippo and Again i'icciono.
hmVlbsent Krsxlsi sud Msry Obnch-
ousltu.
ii 2- John Leo mm and Amy
Intwroncc.
8-liewis Lincoln .Pushe sod Jennie
2 Muskrat Gm. 2
smeared 8. Richards. Jr., and Msr~
~ not Minnie 'f‘horp.
iiwiluxh Joseph Csnsvsn sud list!
list dwln
il~llownrd ltichsrd Avery sod ids
Lulu (‘ontlliet
l-Justuchlnsr Koslowski sud Lottie
Stepnnicelt 2 y ‘
and us
[1’
12~~Joscph nut-r Godfrey
hf. Scott.
A. Nickcrson
Williams.
I? hauls cell and Justine lit-bin.
Miseromliuo
Viii~«.lohn Psalm and berths E's-Ito.
l'lw-John Rudolph leafs sod Florence
Mildly Miller. 2
thFretIerlck mum ifohrlg sud
Msdolln Schmnlsr.
28mm 1) illusory and llldnc linker.
Out-oi Town Marriages
'i Joseph liniln and diluent flinch;
st Stamford
went-tr in sutures line only It!
lusumw. of Westport.
ilwiiicliis n Illdnlsflroolt sun mills.
both v. tistcrhsnlts. st Wilton.
l
DthM.
Date. Y 31.9.?
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«Merle Mailer ...........li'l i 10
#4th 8. Olmstsud. ”“83
“Maria Phillis. Jsmes ...Oh it
li-Andrew Kenna“ ....
Manuel Tum, ...... M
DMJIM“ A. Smith rl::stllt‘a
lwlnwrence Del
luv-bill‘s El And
‘W issuance-hut
Jo‘lltlhtld dsy «M II
(merit of itching Wit 1'!
in. until I used boss‘s
I
H.
250 cont boxes or 821‘ Jars at all drug
‘lo the Enlargemy ubontorics
I2~Islmltltck to Josephine sod James 2
It i-‘rsnklyn Jsmes to Dorothy and J
39 Arthur to .lulf'n and Alexsndcr
Feller. .
Eileen 0.. to Winifred sud Frank J.
Ferris.
'iil- Marlene Mario in Dnl sud John
Pcreth.
Msrrlspss.
i~~Csrl 'A. ulttelstesdt sud .lsns Os-
borne.
3-Nicbolas Stelkovfcs sud Veron .
Bssksck.
swatephen Kubsn sud Hennsnls
(‘hudey
inn-o ‘
li-~-llorsco M. N. lBIfifllIn sud Bessie
limClsrence J. hirlbson mi usual n. ‘
ill Joseph Miserofitiino and hints (l ‘
ll
sunburn. fever blisters. m9sn ito bitsli.‘
horrid; mobile};q ”$91991 .
i331 can?! Jib: tnl "
dandrufffl d sold: “WING“; ‘
lng feet sre speedily reii eyed
rfrom
V'the
rum 11968 Ili‘flgl! 9909(992
Jolie}; nettle.
the printer y pit
treatment of staunch?
all forms of itch and not» so foils and
virulent akin troubles. There s no skin
disorder for which poalntu should not
he unlmltstlnsly used sun which it
will not benefit. Whenevdr Itching ls
Iircsonl. It is no
According to the uses fer which it is
employed. posinm msy be dishonored in
stores. psrticulerl Khe‘IICI’WA rd P99;
many and Edit. VI
Bumble. rutdcn will demonstrate its
murrgloul work. will be sent. by mail
upon acquaint. to anyone who nil! write
32
West 26th street New York city
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NATIONAL GUARD CHANGE-O.
Meier Tllson ls Relieved from Certsln
Duty—First Infantry Discharges.
tin s special order from the adlutsut-
sinner-M's office it is announced thst
by reason of his enforced absence
from the state, Msior John Q. Tllson,
Second lnfsntry, is relieved from duty
assigned him an instructor in s mount
general order. Leave of absence from
November I to December 20 with per-
mission to Move the state. In muted
to’him
Post Ordnance Somerset Wililgm i)
McDonald of the post noncommisllou-J
stuff is at his own request honorably
discharged from the mints? service
of the state to date October I. lie is
the post sergeant ut the state armory.
in llnrtford.
.s.» t.
CC
wuoussfits AND ssrAlL.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
Office And! V.“ unless.
Freight Yard. .
masons sso.
Doe; Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK.
500 s GALLON 5“. l CALLON
our (Eastbound for three mu. Writs
gr sstimstes Correspondence solicit~
Century Roofing- Co. inc.
9: Washington It. South Norwslk
.,.
For Freight Only
Freight Propellers lesro Pier 28. f
Vidssl River. hiss York. (foot of Dover 2.
street). every day (except Sundsyl. of
‘:i p. m. Freight received st Norwslk
up to t p. m. and South Norwulk up
to 6:30 p. m.
Norwslit Siesmbosi (.0.
Armin: J. Smith. . Cs Q Hume.
Losses
densest Agent
. .9 < .
sssv OLAIII‘IOVI‘UWI
your lyfi . ‘ l
mu :9” to“?
~th shown In lungs
Vi" stopw- mi 243-:
M WWW.
sumo sens. strangle ,
.2. fledidsmm “‘ l
33.! ; ‘ “1'”
.7 WASHINGTON ITIIVITI
livid-«s to it: to l. in.
it p. in. loudly still or
’3' II. M t“ ill I
The Reed & VoIit
Elem
this then onto- .
Isn‘ti their sass.
i
. ltd
Tami? not
to: is“ t ,
We mamas the weather wear of ‘ "
avowu
uses
rumo' -2 “'hzlwli'yiw.” .99“: um .
would I he s
.4»
~ The Department
Shows Luxurious Sets and
unseen. coroner is. this ‘
‘ I
Bridgeport Advertisements
:X‘. T
Established 1857.
u.
l-.‘nw.wsm
;r it i}
p I
l“ 2
for Furs
M boats for
Street and Meter Wear
I .9le ”4‘54
lite Winter Stock of F urs. consisting of all fashionable
styles Iii Stats. separate Scarves Stolcs and Mulls. with For
Coats is ready for inspection.
”Fur Sets of finely selected shine, Stoies orgksrv‘ss with
huge
Pillow or Barrel Mulls, in Black and Silks Wolf. Blue
Wolf. Black and Sttira Raccoon. Black Lynx. Black Fox.
Persian Lamb. Caracui. Black Opossum.
Silks Marten,
Fisher Raccoon. Australian Chinchilla. and Sable Squirrel.
Fur Costs
,.
In Marmot, Sable Squirrel. Russian Pony Skin, Caracul,
Hudson Bay Seal. Blended Concy and Near Seal.
otcr irimmings and I‘mbcllisllmcnts for gowns
for evening genius.
1 ur Section, second floor.
Dress Trimmings Attract
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Wide Beaded Bands in colorings.
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Pearl and Bead Pendants and (iamiturcs.
GOId and Silver Cloths and Nets, Crystal Nuts for (lanc-
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White Chiffon Cloth with colored borders. for tunics.
Black Chiffon Tunic Patterns. ,
Marabout Trimming by the yard in evening shades.
Duckling Fleece
\«iclightl’uilv suit and warm Cotton 1 lannel for robes
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