......1. .
oiling Pillars. peninsula,
"Are Applied loll” ‘
in. ‘ .
‘ 1.‘ Tho City of Norwal
« 4mm-
k Board of Coun-
.ollmen recently received the follow-t
Flux very satisfactory report from the
librarian. Miss Piuneo:
if.“ Honor the Mayor and the
’J
l»?
, dint.
.‘tion. Norwallr.»’!incidutfiund Modern.
‘ America. The Commission Furor or
IM'Coulacll of the City of Non-walkz— I
”The board of directors of the Nor-l meet a demand. Books upon civic prob-
wall: city library have the honor of lcnis.
I. presenting their fliteenth annual re- Lindsey's The Beast. Jane
The “report of the librarianl’l‘he Spirit of Youth and
'The’ Delights of Country Life. st. Fe“
tors at dloiueplvlodcrn Social Life in.
Government, Canals. Those topics'a‘rc
[taken at, tandem iron; our‘roo‘prdswauu
are ’uooone tlt'hd'ol' increments some. .
times made in a Tour days.‘ it is the
rule to find” some books, it possible
more than one book, not an encyclo-
pcadla, for the iuqulrcr to take home.
it has not been possible heretofore,
with the small amount of money at
hand, to do this invariably, but now,
unless the call for information be i’riv-
clone. the library can buy a book to
‘ as osUAL'AFTi-zn ouu can
FOR A
by the best authors, such as
Addams'
the City
we TM: THE‘BMALL QUANTITIES LEFT AND sMALL LOTS
,. THROUGH THE aroma AND PUT ‘Low Flouuss vON THEM
Rummage Sale
THIS AFFORDS OUR CUSTOMERS A CONTINUED OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR UNDERPRICED MERCHANDISE,
“which is"hcrewith submitted gives fulleltrecis. Godfrey's The Health of the
. information of the progress of the “-5 City, ‘Dr. l’rudde's Dust and its Dan- .
“library during the past year and lhe‘ gens. have been procured. Agricultu'ai
very creditable. work which is has no ‘ and landscape gardening books. man-
lMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY.
. . very busy place."
this can be said this year, for there
of years.
compllslied. In the last annual report“.
‘ it was stated that the library was “a“
More emphatically
, have been 95,954 visits to it, and 52.662‘
‘, books given out. To the librarian and ‘
filler assistants should be credited this
"_ success and the directors would here‘
express their appreciation of the intel?
llgcnt. service given during the pasll
year. The additional appropriation of ‘,
3200 given by the board of apportion-i
ment for the purchase of books out.
side of fiction, of a scientific and his-i
toricai trend has been of great aid and,
has given the opportunity to add many
valuable volumes which were much.
needed. Especial mention of this ”‘l
detail has been given in the librarlau‘sl
‘ report. -
The gift last year from the Woman's ".
Civic League of shrubs,frees and lied.
gas has added much this your to the
beauty of the grounds and rendered
the library lawn most attractive, a
forcible example for civic pride.
During the year the Norwalk Me-
morial and Historical Library Assoclt
lion. having been obliged to relinquish;
the premises which they had long oc-'
copied. proposed to lease. tit up and‘l
complete the large basement room,
which is incomplete, and occlipy moi-f
their use. To this the directors have
agreed and have leased it for a term
It is the purpose of the His-
torical Society to finish the room in
Colonial Style and place within it their
collection of old colonial and historic.
possessions. as well as their library
of local genealogical and historical iuU
potent. it will thus become a cooler
:l'or obtaining information add know-
ledge along those lines and a benefit
both to the city and town. This has
been the eiipcri‘enceo in other libraries
where such a union has been tried.
The directors are pleased to state
that active steps are now being lahcn
toward the completion and illilm; up
do! the Auditorium. in this work the
Woman's Civic magma nave lulled u
- great interest and are lending a will-
ing and helping hand. With lhelr co.
operation and with the aid from olhcr
sources it would seem that the final
completion of the entire library build-
ing was assured. .
The directors would express ilicirf
appreciation of all that tile Woman‘s:
Civic League has done for the city:
library. ‘ ‘
By limitation the term of office of
the following directors has expired;
H. E. Bishop. J. T. Hubiiell, H. E.
Donn. ‘
Respectfully submitted, l
H. a, ulsHor, ‘ ‘
H. n. DANN, l
.l. 'l‘. HUBBEI.L,
, W. A. CURTlS. .
.l, (l. GREGORY.
.l. P. ’I‘READWELL, l
'C. 14. GLOVER.
J. 'l‘. HAYES, l
C. A. HARvSTROM.
fro the Board of Directors of the City"
,of Norwalh Public Library.
Gentleincn:—-
unis oi radioteiegrapliy and radio-
ilicralls lll llic Home. President Eliot‘s
'l'lic Durable Rulisfaciiou of Lilo. coin.
oral good popular books on usirououiy.‘
books of lravel on Mexico. the .-\lps..
Souili Devon. Jerusalem. lll‘lilsll High-
ways and ill-ways from :1 Motor Car.
Sir ii‘rcdorli ll 'i‘rm‘cs’ The Other Sldv
of llll.‘ Lantern. General Leo‘s Valor of
ignorance. lo which was recently pm"
on an editorial in file Outlook. We
shall be able to add other linporiuul
books as they appear.
Yin the attempt to divert sonic oi
the avid readers of llcilou to good
magazines. silicc ihcro one may find
culcrialniug arlicles, other than stor-
lcs, we send oul. each month. and pub-
lish in the press a list of articles in‘
rurrc‘nl niontlilics calicd What's in the ‘
liagaslues.
The working force of the library
roulinucs the some as for the past soy.
crud years. giving. We hope. ilio sai-
i isl’acilou wu earnestly try in give. Two l non rcl’ormailvo,
apprentices have left us. in Septem-
illel‘ Miss Evelyn Mcl‘lwoiber nnlclicliilmrlmt‘.
lhrr two years' apprenticeship and (lb-ilo work out his destiny.
mined .a position in the New York
public library. After a few months
by a firm in Minneapolis and soul (iui
broadcast Anion: other ecnilmcuis.
more or less humorous. we find:
“A librariun‘s luck is no light and
sporilve task. ii is a sci-ions occupa-
tion fraught wlih staggering difficul-
iics. '1‘!) till a librariau‘s chair ade-
qualcly menus llial one must he built
uilli broad sympulhii-s, loulcncr, gen-
ulnc lutclliacnce and a comprehensivc
understanding. Ones picjudlcco must
be shored up. bound and gagged. ()uc'l
personal tastes must in,» put on a con-
tinuous din! of febrifuges. A librarian
‘mual be able lo mingle wllh all the
varied types of tho nouns homo. He
must lecture before womru‘s clubs.
write articles on education. converse
sympathetically on all themes. and be
idoxtcrous in the prcsildlglluliou o.’ sla-
ftlatlcs, so that he can provi- conclu-
. sively any contention or its revvrno by
i“ few tlguroa. And he must siiroly be
He must permit a
diffurcliliullon in human belief and
Ho must allow the reader
Moral an.
ilwrintendouts do not make for prog-
frcsu. in finch-~11 librarian must try
Hamlin Life. . ‘ ‘
Mrd. "W. A. Curtis. 1 v0... Useful
Arts. . . .
lRov. w. 0. Curtis, 20 volt... Miscel-
laiiy.
Mr. G. P. Ella, 1 subscription. to
Guide to Nature. ‘ '
Miss M. B. Ferry,
6 vols. new {avenues
1 vol. Fiction.
2 vols. Philoaophy.
Subscription to Bird Lore.
Mr. C, 8. Greenwood, 1 m1. l' lotion.
Mrs. J. G. Gregory, 1 vol. Fiction.
- ‘ Mr. E. L. liolusling.
1 vol. Fiction.
1 vol. Drama.
20 vols. Miscellany.
Mr. J. E. Larmer, 8 vols. Miscellany.
" Vols, Juve-
u
“l
I~ANNUAL cLquANcs suns. ,,
. hire. 1.. A. Lehmuier,
nllcs.
lany.
Mrs. James
vol. Religion. ‘
TreaIUrer'o oport.
.lunc lui. Lilli. ”ll
Lawrence Stevens, 1
O
telephony, wireless telegrupliy. mach- lSalurlcs. librarian, assistant,
.lueshop drawings, notes on practical‘ . lc erman on i substitutes and janitor-ll“. . .siaiouu
. mechanical drawing, a good book on} -. l Petty expenses . ............ 128.45
airshlps to supplement those alrcady‘ 84 W ' S S N l lNcw ilction library ...... ”2.78
owned. have been bought upon the ail-l aSh'ngton t" 0' orwa k 3 Books ...................... 311.52
vice of experts. It has been a great“ li’crlodicals ................. lbhildl
thsfaction to feel that we are olivel Telephone 446 il’i'lniliig and slatloncry . ..... 121.041
and u1l-l0~(lfll.e enough to be able lo o ' ... {Binding ........ . ........ build
purchase immediately such a volume we GIVE So & H. Tradlflg Stamps lRepairB ......... 31.05
as Richard Wagner‘s autobiography», ECRI'MKG ........... . ...... 4.83
for which we might have had once to. lliisilrnnce‘ .................. 30.00
wait. until a possibly came into lbef Lighting ................... 21.2.59.
semudmand shops. §___ , .ilcatlng .................... 33mm
The life of Connecticut‘s senatdtl . h ” lclcanlngmwcuuni ..'... ..... l’MO
Orville H. Plait. 11,99“ Letters. papilla exceptional opportunity will be. giv- Books given out ........ ......62.6le m“...
cadlo ilearn's Later Letters are soinelcn lo the people of Norwalh lo sec and increase over year 1909-1910 .. 3.057. Total ................ $2388.19
of till? purchases which add to the real ‘_ hear much of the great libraries or licoka given out according iol HUBERT E. BISHOP.
riches of the library and which people} New York in Semembel‘. and ll l5 months: 1 Treasurer.
llkeioreud while the book-review arelofll’ucfiili‘ hoped many will iiilgthls J1me ......... ........ 3.864 ———~———--—-—-
active concerning them, gopporiuuiiy. lJlllY l - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33“; PRINTERQIN CONVENTION.
We have been waiting for two years) The twenty-first annual meeting of August ............ .....wl'll
to secure some beautiful lllusiruted'llw New York Slate Library Assot‘ln- September ............ .........3,il43lOPenlng of Fifty-Iovontb Section of In-
books {op the children. which lmd'tloll will beheld in New Yfll‘k oily October ................... ....J,379§ ternaHOnal Typqnphical Unmn‘
‘poen especially desired. If people during the week beginning Scpirnibcr November . ............. ........4.bfil SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.1.41.9
.could see the delight of some of ihofifilh. ‘ThP Ollt’lllns 0f the magniflccnl. December ---------------------- 4.353.ilfiy'.sov'culli session of the llilel'llil-.
children in these children‘s classicsnew building of the New York public January ---------------- . ------- 4.5712tioual ’l‘ypographical lliiion was open
they would surely be pleased. :llbrarl’ makes this year ll peculiarly February ---------- ------~.*.607;cd here yesterday with an address by
We now own Gullelmo I’erl‘ero’s‘auspicious lime for a visit of librar- March .............. . ....... ...b.ldi‘.\lgym~ p, u. Mci‘arlby and remarks
epoch~makiug book on Home in ilvc'llmfi and Ollli‘l'fi lblfifefilefl. While ”19 All?” ----------------- u-u-mtlwifruin representatives of the daily
volumes and his last book of essays/excellent cxniiiplcs of such varied May ..................... ......4.lll’H, press. the commercial printing hump“
Van 1.115.355 book on The (lumen-mm“ types of libraries as oxlsl in New Books given out according to classi-my tho ludumry and irom represeum.
of Nuiural Resources has bet-n used a York afford an opportunity for a coin“ ficaiion: . . llivcs of the local typographical union.
surprising number of times. We oxvn. paralivc Sllllly 01' nlf'llltlllt‘ Mid equip-Fiction ----------------------- 35.530ii‘iccpousc was made by President
supplementing me Ferrcro books. The mom. which will two vswcially upprewduvoilllc fiction ............ 6.945141“); of the international 'i‘ypograpli-
Influence of Wealth in imperial Rome, ciulcd. The iiicoillins will be held at 'Juveullo classed boobs ........ . duh . m] i‘nlon.
by Davis. Fowler‘s Social Life at Rome. ll-E‘ Brooklyn lnriiiult‘ of M18 and SrrlPhiiosophy ------------- ~ ------ 257‘. While the union was organized in
in the Age of Caesar, Among other (“100$ ”10 College of llliii CH." of Nrw'llcllglon . ..................... 293 ”153' ”“3 is ”if? fifty.ge\~pmh gun‘s“).
interesting! additions arc the last vol- York. (”Ulllmbiu l'llllcl‘l‘llll‘. ”W East Sociololfly ------------------- ”‘9 lion that has been held by the infer-
umo of Lariicd's History for Ready uocrlng Sorlcilcs building and lhc l’ul- Science ................... W3.unilonul Twpmmpblml ljmon; n is
Rem-pm... Young‘s History of me vcrslly of Now York. and provision l'scful arts ................... 231‘“... the “(u-.sflemh annual gathering»
Netherlands. 14115.“; French‘s Ti“. will bu mad.» for visits to typical ii‘lnc arts .............. . ..... 162 in ltiH me lirgnnlxiqloll adopted lbe.
Housc hiznified‘ Autnn‘nhik} Tmnmfl‘ imiur‘u llhiarlou in which New York Literature .................. ills" blonuiul idea and m; cuiireuziou wool
and llow m llemmiy 'l‘hcln. .\lcl<'linl- m.- ls so rich. 'l‘ml‘l --------------------- ~ 3illimul in isu; 0. 15.97; .. mum m?
liol‘f'w Prolougnllou of idle. mum An article from the 1.03 Angelo; Biography . mummua, mnwmmm began with 13.9,.“
Key's Tho. ruin...” of mo Child. liulr ' Times was sent your librarian rei'enl- flislor)‘ ............... . . ..... 343 and may have been held yeurlv since!
ruu‘s Chemistry of (:‘ommm‘l'e‘ Mabel ly. if was cruisidcrcd so good by the Food in library ie-siluiaie) 6.00" that lime. . ’
i’riosliuau's Artistic Homes and llan- lerl'VN-‘lflll ”W H MS “91’“ T91""““‘“ ["30“ l“ ilroad “1"" branch The reports of oillcers submitted to{
forlllmilol
llook account: .
Loni from the library aiiclvos ..
Lost and paid for by hookdailcr
30”. lilo couroulion yesterday show llial ‘.
for UN: fiscal year (‘lllllnR May ill. lblit,
l) the membership oi the lnlernailuuali
“ 'l‘ypoarilphlral i'iiiun carried Si?.,i‘.b2.-
l)lscurdrd because of could 5.“, m an Mom“. of 39:... per mom-l
pious disease ................ 2 her. For the “Wm WM cudlug Mu)":
WU”) 0‘” """"""""""" H“ :11. Hill. the uiciiibersblp earned the
Rebound. books. 437; illilim- total of 819.773.658. or an average per
‘zineo. IR ......... ........... 4""lmember 01:97“.
3:33:33 crihuugvd """" ‘31:; The average membership for the
"""" “' fiscal year coding will) Mar l!‘|ll_ was
Presented and“ added lo the 31.095. while the average membership
shelves """"""""""" 6‘ for the prior fiscal your was HMS.
Books added llllil
year as re l
is" These figures represent an increase
D l)
in earnings oi muro than $4,lblll,ll0(l.
“land all lllt'Tl‘flfi!‘ in earnings of more
. .' ...... . ..... .e l l
D (:i‘uilons il‘0:‘fl:llilll l per lost” "Mullah 84.000.000. and an lucrcasc in.
c ‘c all ‘ ' m '“ nvcruac membership or 3,247.
. . ~ h or u-
uud discarded blnio i e la n WM mum" in the rclmris that at.
i o at“ was be ccount
:Eg‘;fw":} r _” _‘° iii a aclual this time the average paying member _
‘ ‘ "2 ‘ “m ‘ ship was more ilian 53,000. i
use ............. .....lil.~li7 The (olivcntinn is quite lug l at .
. . i ‘ e v .
here i' ale ‘ vcrumcnt re iorls .. ‘ i
T l "' 0 "‘0 - I loaded. and will be in session thrmiyir .
and fuuiiivo volumes of magazines um um ”‘0 week.
circulating and mu noled iu the iii-ceil-
uiono account.
F‘lily boobs arr- rented each month
from the New Ficllou Library oi New
York. ‘
corded abovc ..
Total number rccurdcd
......
in ac-
.......
.m-
THE BRIDGEPORT ROAD.
Construction Prourouing at Rate of:
Mrs. Brice .l. Moses, 2 vols. Misccl- .
there the still betler position of librar- ‘ to please everybody and Ill the same
Iian of thc Scranton memorial library . Uma handle lnielllgenily 0M 0? ”In
in our own work-room there
have been mcuded during the
300 Foot in my. ‘
The, construction of the truck of the
l have; the honor to pro-cut the re in Mudlsou, Connecticut. offered and
port of ’llio library for the your snd-;shc has been there since March. She
W“ '13: May 315i. 191]. imndu many friends in our library, iii»
"(a
, jatalogiie bi progressing. the soprano
’)
. it is pleasant lo be able to say as
for as the progress of the library is
concerned there is nothing but an“
Nance on every line. Our circulation
has increased. we have bought new
books wo much needed, the dictionary
ways giving cheerful, happy sci-rice
land it in apleasure to record her suc-
rose.
in June Miss Eunice lilaohum Bio
vcuc finished her apprenticeship and it.
was with uenulno satisfaction that her
, loller of cerilncatlog was madh eupecn
tic" are being Iiicceubfuly trained. "lally commendatory. fine is an adml~
With very nearly “1.000 Vlllll irom i rahlo library helper. Her interest in
our clllseua and others. and 52.8621 the artistic ciao of‘iho work has been
‘ .. book: given out. it seems evident that 3 helpful.
ii We could have the auditorium finish-l The library in fortunaia‘ln lhc dcvob
ed we could find use for it. This hanged service of Miss Margaret Btovo'ns
beam pointed out for several ‘yoarsfllWllson. or Washington. I). C. "She in
and now. with the help of the ClVlCEiiolllllllllllg the curd catalogue. giving
Magus and the Historical Society lt;leisons in cataloguing and allied
' is hoped this muclrdeslrcd cud may boilirunchus and aludylng the method of
reached. “other parts of library indlnlulnlrailon
We need a larger reference corner. pond llii practical application as an ap-
prentice. She has unusual qualifica-
, it is a common thing to ace the high1
whom pupils crowding this part ofthe tiona for this profusion, a fine educa~
’ building. This is gratifying nation it tloa and'broadoxperlonce. a deep love
would he..,but clamor splice would for and widehnowiedse of books. a
,liolp both the library staff, and those
{who consult the shelves. With the.
lower part of the building open for has
some of the reference volumes might
ho-dtlanifarrcd. , .
its one who is not in close touch ‘
[with the Work linowu what constant
- . and varied‘ucmnnd is made upon our
Incorrect: in one day we may often
1.“ i-nirewo'rwnmss mom was
you hoods and Mandamus, he oru-i
could secure the services of so able a
student is strong: testimony lo the
"rank of the library as a recognized
educational success. ‘
Two momspprealices entered
January and are doing good Work.
The more the general public known
of its educationalionterpriseo the bet
per it is for the rooms whoodmialsx
“tor Willi. with. insanity and devotion.
rd.
ill
genuine lniorcli't in people. That we,
‘grcalcut educational institutions in tho
world."
if you will only listen to home of
the speaker» at the New York meet-
ing you will understand how truly
great a librarian may be. and perceive
that real love and culhualaamfor ono‘n
profession must make up for long
hour; and short salaries.
Your librarian thanks you for your
contllillcd confidence and appreciation
warmly lhe cordial relations which
marks hervlce under your board a
alums.
‘ Yours reopccltully,
DOTHA STONE PINNEO.
.. Mbrarlan. 5.
Tuliulniod report of the City of Nor‘
walk public library from June lint.
lulu, lo May 3m. 1911:
Total number of visits to li-
brary ..............«......{95,954
Visits to library according to
months: ,
July .......7.4itill
August2........................8.llild
September ........’l.i88
ociobel’.....‘....................s.312
November H..........‘.........8.57ll
December .'7318
‘Jaiiuary........................9.259‘
February...........-............8.747
March ...............il,llllil
April ...............’........“...thilzll
Oddtlllcttllll|lniln
iilllvtlll
Number of those who take bonito
June ..7342
Mg? inbuaiiuai..i-ur‘ixsia.iy.7¢g“‘
.su
inorganic over roar 190991910 “hams.
Bridgeporl and l'laiihury electric rnil~
way is progressing at tho ratc of iliroc’
hundred fuel. a day and ii will not be
long before the stretch of track across
the town of 'l‘ruuiliull is completed and '
operations will ho underway in Mon-
roe. Nearly four miles of track have
lwcn completed and rovorcd lo uwail
tho lime when the road shall be put
into operation. A mmmniative of
the company mild on Salurday that it
was oxpoctcd that cars would be run-
ning to Upper fiiopimy, which is in the
town of Monroe. halt way between
i‘rumhull and Nowtown.
“The date h‘bucu fixed for the com-
uldtlun of the road to flanbury, but it
is said that the company expects to
transport oxcuraioninls to and from
the Dunbury Fair in 1912.
Rolls and .ptiier equipment for the
your books lo the number of. .4362
Ilooll‘l u hora:
At present on roll ....... ..6.lliil
Of these there wr-ro ni-w during
the your“ ......
Paid subscriptions included in
above. ..........
372
cur...
30
with some frequency . . .
Magazines and newspapers:
Magazines»—
Monlhllcn for grown pooplo ....32
Juveniles
‘Wilekllfl to
Newspapers“ .
[lollies ll)
Weeklies 2
Boml-wochllos ...............l
Miscellaneous matters:
Notices of books waiting and of
those overdue ................2.bilii
. . . $.29!)
...
......... 8
......iui-ir...
...
Letters written “0 construction of the road practically its
Bulletins and newspaper notices. all 9'1““! length have “Wild? been 00"“
Gifts: » trusted for and preparations am being
Mmmmmw made to push along the worn through
the coming winter. The Shore .hlnc
road. whichrls lining built by the sums
Interests, is nearly complelcd and a
inrre parlor line construction mum in
use on that this .will be iranlllcrrcd to
the local road. Forty-six mcn‘rure now
employed in the road building sperm
lion audit is annealed to double this
force during the fall. um "bin-v
relations house the Italian workmen
are being built in the mightier-hood of
Christina acicnce Monitor.
Dorian ilcvlew.
Greenwich Graphic.
Hartford Couraut.
Norivalh Hour.
flouth Norwnlk Sentinel.
Weslporfcr-Heruld.
Books. clam
Authors and other sources ......12
Mr. a: 1‘. Malcolm Brown, 1. vo..
‘TraVel.
V m m ‘ . « n» . .. .
u: Advertisement: | Bridgeport Advertisements l
Eatshliahrh 135?. i .... .
The Store Closes at 5 O'clock Except Saturdays ‘ . . "
Elia E.
Novelties in Shopping Bags
“They" say that Paris. .iii‘l New Yorkias \vcll. have
gone liladmii the subject of bags. Your bag. Madame.
must be as elegant and cosily as your circumsiallccs will
])(‘l'lllll. And it must be liisliiictivc, individual. displaying
your personal taslc to some (logrcc. You may rciiicuilic-r
‘lliat in uld novcls. ialca of ancient and ilii'clcaval limos. that
lcatlic'ru articles belonging to wealthy pcoplc Wei-c manic
of ”('uril'ov'nii lcallicr," illc kiiigliin' hum-s uorc trappings
of ii, and rum} went about
"in gildcu liiislvius of costly cordivaiu.”
ilir "rurdlvaiil" wa> i‘nrdovaii li-zillicr, tzinurd and curml ill
L.‘0rdnva, Spain. As Cordovan lcalllcr was insiiii‘iiialiic in
the fifteenth century so it is today. and ii appears in Hand
lags for \l’omcu. l‘lui tlic place where the bags were
made in as far from Spain as Buffalo. N Y. in which city
llic artists and craiisuicu of The (Vii-(luvs Shop mallc bags
that arc a delight to handle and carry.
Thc coloriiigs arc peculiarly soil-loner} and lasting.
For lllc most part of liruiizc and grow, richly lilciiilcll and
lillfilt‘lllsllcd with artistic scroll Work and couvmiioual mw
lils. T'lic scams arc ti’roru stitched by hand, and tile lili—
iiigs arc of vclvcly Mlt‘f'lt‘.
Strap Bags, Dressing Cases. Music Rolls.
Small Bags and Card Cases.
i'liiquc and artistic in .i illiil‘lxt'fl llcgrcr. fill: 1c—
spcalv for than \leli .ipprrciaiiuii from women of lama
Shown at tile Lralllcr Simon.
ill
Wash Goods Attractions
3?
'l‘lic billlllllt‘l' \iaiics and bargains in summcr g: «L /‘
llllllllpl)’. At llic Culioli Urns (binds Scclzv ll :1... "c
villi-rings .
Cotton Foulards lliai wcro lgc, at izlgc.
lii‘navyv and black grounds with ivliiic 1‘: ri~ (lill'.
stripes. Also in iical black and u.".i'.lv dupliriwis'
chicks.
Salt Water Flaiincls for bathing sum. in run)". block
and gray,
Lilac a yard.
Gin E. ill. lilruh illuminant].
Muslin Underwear
illsdc in sun'iary.lurlorics, up ‘l‘ilet‘il work rooms.
flooded with ll:lil and pure air, Mudc by happy,
healthy. Wt'llluld Womcu of long experience and iii-
iinilalilc skill. who give as much alicntion to churn .
llnoas as lliosn for whom lhcso parliicuis are .ulcizd-
rid. Just lioic i‘uo grind materials. the fullness ui‘
shape. the width oi shoulders and sleeves. lbc do»
rails of stitching and finish, as u‘cll as the artistic
designing. it is thoroughness that best tells the sll~
periorlty of lhiso Undermuslins. and the wonder is
that you act such qualifies at the prices we quote.
Taken from a standard or value. the garmenis you
buy here have an average worth of a quarter to a
third more than you are asked to pay.
The' N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Btrect
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is not. a discuss bill is duo in do»
mg 013953?“ fonts in the structure of tho oycu.
I fimfi’a ' which may be corrected by proper
I ' ly mullo glasses. ' We ari- prepared
to do this. We give you an cxurm
, fruition by an oxvorlcllrod (lcllllsl
grnduuto physlclaumuud. guuruutco
satisfaction. “
. 87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
Upon Saturday Evenings.
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THAMER
Oculists and Opticians
A WIQE BOY.
Mr. Sllnisou~«Willlc, didn‘t you no
tome trunksmahor's ycstorduy and tell
him to send round the trunk .l ordered?
~ Willie—“Yes. pa.
.\lr. Sllmsonwwmlp here is the
trunk, but no strap. ‘
Window-dies, pa; but i told him i‘
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KNEW nous THAN ALL or THEM.
The lawycrwnro you acquainted
with any of the men on the in ? ’
The witnclswlles.‘ air; more than
hall? of them.
. 'l‘ho lawyerwAre you willing to
swear that: you know more than half
of them? . ‘
Mr. G. l. Burton. a subscription: to “Stepnoy. ... ‘ .-
w. :1: _ i
The witnesskfiaydiitcomcs to that though you hadn‘t better have any
l'in willing to ”ear that i know more strap. a“
then all of them. put insomnia—Mil 7 “WWW g
woollen Journal. z». .. , sentinel ails. bring results.
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