sit-:THoolst.
‘Flrat Methodist Episcopal Church.
South Norwalk, John E. Zeiter, pastor
~Tomorrow evening at. 7 o'clock the
pastor will preach the second of the
selles of hormone on “The Home andl
the People Who Comprlse It," tile epe- I
ciflc topic being, “The Young Man—1
Trivileges and Opportunities." The
sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
be administered at the morning sen
vice at 10:30. Other services of the
day will be as follows: 9: 30 a m..
class meeting; leader, .Iohn (lreelr'
wood. 12 in, Bible school, in change
of Superintendent Ewing. 12 m., men '9
Bible class meets ill church auditor
dim. During the afternoon there will
he a service at the hospital under the'.
.direotion of the Epworth League.
Those who are to have part in the
meeting will assemble at the home
.0! Mrs. Andrews. 46 West avenue. at
2 o'clock 6 p. m. young people's de-
votional meeting; leader. Edwin Tai
silage. The music for the day will be: 5 Anthem-—
lily
on by the church choir and aisle nour-
hat iii-om Stamford in the German
Lutheran Chars} {Q'r theL lienetll of
the Mummies. laundry services at.
nthc’ni “1 wall call upon
Thee" .Buck‘
Response“ "cone unto Me". .Waaner,
Dummy—W ”lay my sins on
07ft!
Jesus" ...............‘ ...nwlsy 4 p. in in incapacity school room of
.Posiilude ...flcsilierilierllipisooysl Church. The pastor,
’ - ‘ “ Evening. “ “ _ _ 2,120 stillborn; will preach. All are
Prelude-alveolar“ .Wermsnn . .
Anthem-+-"Tlle earth is the . . osmium solar!“ soolsry
Lord‘s ” m. ..iiitout ‘ Christian Science Society of Nor
, Response—~“Nosrer. my God, to .: w‘mmwm- 3mm services at.
‘ Thee" . 4 ------------ ° - . - - - .Trustte the reading room, Masonic building, at
Ofleriory 8010- 11 s. m. Subject. November 5th.
4 ’ . » . PostludewSortle, F major ..... Rezoning“. and you“ Man Testimony
. ...-.. meeting, Wednesday at 8 p. In To
Crane Baptist Church Rev L ”0' {both services the public is cordially
NM‘OIS' pastor—~Buudoy service at 1V1 ‘ and iraternally invited. Reading rooms
a. m' preaching by the Rev. h‘ V' open to the public each week day at
Culllmins. who is representing thwternoon from 215 to 4: 30
cause of Liberis. Africa. All are ill
vited Sunday school at 3: 3i) p. hi. 5
Evening service at 7: 45; preaching by ‘
the pastor, followed by the common-g
.lou All are wcic.ome
T Blessed is the man
who mllntli not in
the counsel of the
wicked,
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners.
BIBLE STUDENTS.
Mellie Sturgeon. ol the international
Nor sittotli m the seat illible Students of New York will ad-
of the scornful :dless the class in Grand Army iiall,
, ' - ‘"'*' .Norwslk. Sunday at ii p. in. All wel-
——Psalms 1. 1' EPISCQPAL- conic. No collection.
Trinity Church Rev. F. A. Coleman,
rector-«Calendai for week beginning.
Novembel 5:
, Druuists refund money it it fails to
Sunday: 8 a. m.. Holy (.ommuniou. loam E W Grave's signature is on,
10:30 a. 111., Holy Communion and nor . each box 25g -
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quluine Tablets.
mon; topic, “Jesus and tile Individ- ....-___.____..._._
Quartet—“Here 1 see Thee face u.al " 12 131.. Sunday school and Bible , CATHOLIC NEWS OF THE STATE.
to face" .................... Nevin clagsou 3 p. m., the sacrament of -—-- ~
Magnificat in D ........... ‘...Smsrtibautiem. 7: 30 p in choral evensoug N°W Cardinals Well “MW" '" "‘9;
‘POfillildtP-AHGKTO ...... E R Kroesermnd musical service; the choir will, Hartford Diocese. '
. Evening. lrender Mauuder‘s “Song of Thanks Yesterday s news of the Cathollci
Prelua9"1nl€"me"0 slnfonice Sii'lfliif' :Transcript contains the following oom- ;
------------------------- MMCBKN Monday: The membels of the par- merit upon the appointment of til: roe:
Quartet—Evening Hymn ----- CODCOMlish are cordially invited by the rettor American culidinais l
BODI’RDO 50l0-Tbe Good Shepherd land Mrs Coleman to a housewarming ‘Tho three new Ameiicau Cardinalsl
.................... Van de Water in the rectory; afternoon mid even have be“ more or less identified withl
Pastinde—Oflertoire in C ..... Ilililliei lug, .the (“mew 01 Birth"! Afl' hbishopl
Tuesday: 3'. 30 p. m. ilunlor Ausil- c ,
nghl. Street A. M. E. Church, Rev. lili‘)’ [0 the Board 0' \llSHlOHS 7: 30 {ingnis‘rgxzrtzzr‘glfifsgfigtl
,Charles N Gibbdna. pasture-Preaching ii at Willi!!! menus 01 the W0 in the great ecclesiastical iunctionl
“t 11 a m.. Sunday school at 1" “0 mulls Guild in the Guild room; please which attended the burial of Bishop
p. m.: Allen Christian Endeavor rctuln all mite boxes. Tierney and the counsels-thine! Dishopl
““"9' 7 p m - preaching at 8 p m.‘ \i'sduosdsy: The state convention Nilan Many of the clergy of the gum
R“ Theodore y Cummins "”3 oi the Woman' s Auxiliary to the Board studied under him while he was mtorl
.sionary ‘0 Liberia. Africa; sublet t' of Missions will be held in St. Jiihn‘slo{ the American 00”.” Rome Arch.
The ”mm “‘d "'3“ °' 6°“ 0°“ Church. Ilridselmrt 7:30 D m. the bishop Farley whose diocese adjoins}
“ml“! 0‘" Race." motherhood of it Andrews. at Mr 11,. diocese of Hartford, has be...“
GONGREGATIONAL lliailm's 8 ll IL. ‘m‘bauy Guild frequent sisltor in many of the cilia:;
Thursday: Girls Friendly Society at the gum He w,” 3 classmate or,
South Norwalk
Congregational at 7. 30 p m
Church—Public worship at 10: 80 a. m.
,Orsan Postlude Melodie. ..liemnigre
“Love not the world." I
the late Father Muiholland, the ions-l
Friday: 7: 43 p m.. choir rehearsal. .tinis mm or St. Francis- Church 3
Saturday: The COnvenliOn of the New Haven. Archbishop Fsloonio wu‘
"om’llrulhorhood of St Andrew in New‘st one time attached to' the Franciscan.
Morning. “Prodigal Son" Sullivan H .
... ----------- 1 even. Church, \Vlnsted. where he labored as‘
Prelude Demon-e """""" Gounod Odertorywl’ricre ----------- Deshayes Muslin] service at Trinity Church assistant and whenoehemule mission-l
~mm" 0' for “C105” mm 2““ COmm‘ml‘m “mare“ by "9‘" T J. tomorrow evening ary inurneys ihrouhgout Utchdeldi
' " ....................... .eibel Lee
. l'ro Hy~mn "Como .le thankful new mum The! l r the diocese or:
”Olertoryw DM' Kind Words Plnsuil The Sacrament 0’ the ‘1’"! 3 Supperz. pie come.‘ weird "joggally in the honors
your]; glibgon and liss Wlflémm Organ "Postlude:~ Triumphal March pmimrmmnomfllh selection managed upon these eminent men" j
Evenin """""" from human """"""" 0”“ Masoiilcat --------- - ........... Field The Transcript also announces that:
ya!“ i n 3' Fl h 12' 0,0 P m. The llible “1‘“01' lNllnc Dimittis . ..-... ...... ..li‘ield' let. Arthur D. Iruycher. who W l
PM tatio --------- I! l‘ there are es for all axes, youns ntmn .. '0 come loud anthems let ss‘ ed the pastorate“! Ii Isry's Church
Anthem—Lone Divine .......... lacy: men's deps Eleni and young women! sing" ‘ in Williamson about a your ego ludé
Duets-inns!!! pill Ga‘y“~"‘“£¢°f""€f1¢- Th: Mell;lcm‘l:i:‘“n 1" Quinta—ween; at Thanksgiving" went to his old borne in Belgium is
.. ‘~ - »iflflflo. - qu ry ‘u . subact. " is e VI of m m. l
, i .......................... nun expected to return to this country this
”aisle-03“ Chorus . Hm Creation": leader John w. Bell. Any Rocossioual
Notices for the week: Monday, 3: 30
I. It. Tennis Club meets ior play; 8
p. in, meeting at the parsonage of
representatives from the local chemo-i
as to plan for a union Thanksgiving
service. Tuesday.
fleeting; leader,
Wednesday, 2
parlors of Ladies' Aid Sewing Circle;
7 p. in.. meeting at the Boys Athletic
Club for drill and instruction; it p. IL.
fleeting of the delegates from the
Ilethodlst churches of South Norwollt
and vicinity to discuss the formation
01 a local athletic league. Thursday.
$.30 p m.. monthly supper given by u
“Fifteen Committee' of the Ladies'
All! Society"; plates laid ior’iilil; 7:30.‘
Seth Remington.
The Forum and the weekly prayer'
meeting will resolve themselves into
I Twentieth Century quarterly con
“more; the plcsitliug elder, the llev.
Dr. A. ll Goodonough, will be in
charge: ioports all] be received from
flu pastor. Bible school superinteud
rant, Epwortb League president. the
class leaders and others This is to
be on open confercnle everybody will
Ind a welcome and an opportunity
will be given for acquiring knowiedle
u to the ways and workings of the.
morning bottles in Methodism Don't Dr Henry H. 'i‘weody. of New ilmsn.;.'0iris Friendly minim
.1" my. quar‘efly muffin...“ F‘fldny. i will conduct the Communion sorrice~z 30 p m, in l'auls Guild Thurs- l
7 p. m., pastor's study class; 8 p. to,
chair rehearsal; 8 p in. meeting of
the quarterly conference benevolent at 12 noon: evening service at 7: 30. open for private prayer.
committee in "the west class room.
. Norwslk Methodist Church. Frank
D. Torrey. pastormMornins worship.‘
10:30. with Holy Communion service.'
finally morning class meeting, stilt),
led by F. Ii. Bedlam.
. 1 ”:06 p. In. 0. J. Clark, superior-nil»
‘ , fit. ldpwortii beanie devotional ser-
~‘¢ . was. 6:30 p. it: subject or meeting.
j 0 Standard of Thought and Life";
.. “on. “re A 0 Hosklus and hills
Ides. Byinston. Evening opt-vise.
It’ll, with lemon by the pastor; out»
but. “Confession Christ." May. 8
1’. in.. Women‘s Home Missionary
when meeting. led by F T. Roscoe.
hi: the pastor desires to meet the
with the organisation or not.
Was; read John ii.
I». Junior Magus. under the direction
spices of the Ladiesi Aid Society.
"the music for tomorrow:
‘ Morning.
hindewoflortory ...........Dubois
IOI‘Kail Prelude—"0 Salutsris
7:45 p. m., classi
p. m., meeting in church‘
Hymn—”Praise to God. Week. He reached his home in Bros-l
immortal‘prnise." eels a little time betel-e the death of;
3his mother who had sulered from a:
. ions sickness, The Catholic Transcriptl
’psys a tribute to the work doneuhy;
E Fiat.l.emaixre ‘ Father De Bruycller in Wlliilnantic. si-.
man may become a member by at
leading the meetings and handing his
name to the secretary. I
Evening service at 7:30 o‘clock: l
Music at Grace Church:
flaming.
lPrelude ————— Melodie in
lioslla" .................. (luilmant ‘ Kyrle Bleisou ................ Hoyle may“ to his Quantum". oi a Si. Vin-i
Duet—”The Lord is my Shop :(llm‘ll Tibi .................. Hoyte'mni app“) society in that city and.
herd" ....................... Smart Anthem~~What Are These .. Steiner ‘ to his interest in the WW people of‘
Oliortory- Violin solo llerceuse from Ballotus ..................... Hoyle his parish. ,
“Jocelyn" ................. Goddard Agnes Del. ................. Hoyte‘ Throuzll the, generosity of the heirs;
' Miss Ethel Hill liol Gloria in Excelsis ........... Horse and friends of the late Judge Thomas:
Sermon by Rev. '1‘. J. Leo. , Postitlde .................. Guilmaut. Como. of New Your, a memorial chairi
Organ I‘ostludw Military March l Evening. lei i. being erected in the town 0! Girl
.............. -. Schubert Prelude Scheme in (l. Mural!" ford, which will prove a much apprel
Tuesday. Nov. 7: 7: in p in., all ilonum Est in E Flat ........... Potter cisted place or way-ably tor the people:
women of tile (lllll’Cll are iordialiy iu- nails Miselatui in l) .......... Huck ‘ of that town. The edifice is to be of
vlted to the meeting or the W omans (‘auiaui God is Our Refuse Mid‘lrunie construction on a hold some,
, Association; it is boiled that runny will Strength .................. Comp . loundation. Its exterior is to be cowl
avail themselves of the privilege of Anthem—For All the Saints. .Shelley cred with brown stained shingles, the
memlwruhlv and TOO-Operation in work i’osiiude ........... . ........ Gounod memorial windows to be of imported;
tor the church ":45 p. m.. a meeting; :0“! cl religious design The com
of the Whatsoever Circle of Kings St. I'lluis Parish Rev Louis ll. iiow- mm. set of “amen“; ”.9 being made:
Daughters will in. hold with Mls M «H. l*ot'-'-torvamltl Jim Sandi“ “W” by the nuns or hit. Vincents on the‘
H 1‘0"“. 194 East avenue; (gar leavgn 'lrinity. 7:30 ii. iii. Holy Communion. H.udson
railroad station at 7'. i8; Mrs. Wealth-'9 in n m. morning DIME"- 10.30 a I The attitude of the church as to ricoi
,V'l" till! about M" MOM trip abroad. ”“ ”0” (‘ommunion ‘1‘“ names ‘ 1“ throwing at weddings is announced asl
Wednesday. Nov. ii: 7. 30 p. in" re- mu Sunday “3th 3 l’ 1“ Sunday follows:
hug-[.1 “(use 0110"“ 8 p n Mfirvln school at St. Andrews mission. Win- I‘FI‘har ('NWIO’ of at III‘\' '3‘!
R 0°” nlpuuk 7:3“ '" in. evening ”"yerlChul-ch. New Modemdeolaros thstthel
and sermon Monday. ii p. m. Knights
...-......—
§ all? n m. grail (humming
”‘ . ,. We not. .
'l.
A New Department opens Today
Trunks. Traveling Bags. an '
Boxes, Stilt Cases
s.
Special" in
Traveling Bags
For Saturday. 'l‘o llli‘i‘iiducc
lllt‘ new deparlilieilt, a most at-
trai-tivc Traveling Bag of russet
cowhide. Choice of llll‘i‘i.’ sizes:
36-inch
18-inch
2il~lilch
Special in Quit Case
Of russet sole leather, tllc rug-u-
liltimi 24-inch size, finely llliiilt‘,
finely finished,
$3.95
Very special. <
only.
With pleasure we make this auxinuuccillolit, and shall bill
everybody welcomi- to this lino new ilcpai'tllicut, ill connection
with the il‘ilriillill'c Store on the fourth lltllll', wherein may be
found the traveling gear that will appeal to all men who go up and
down the earth: to all those possessed by all uncontrollable
\vaililci'lusl; to the inveterate globe-traitor u'luisc loot (loos not lili-
gcr lung in any one country; to the man or woman Wlli) travels
on business or for pleasure, for here is the luggage that will satis-
ly all demands.
For Saturday
Trunks of every size and description
Fourth floor.
Specials in
P. N. Corsets, $1
There are a low Corsets rc—
maiu'iilg iii the l”. N. Special. the
$2.00 model which was pftprcrl at
$i.00 the curly part (if the week.
Sizes 18. 19. 20. 2!, 22 and a3.
Fancy Aprons
A small collection at clearance,
dainty little affairs in rutllcil
lawn, edged with embroidery.
which have brmlllr a little muss-k
cd from handling. Formerly 75C.
39c to close out.
Unclertnusllu Section, 2d floor.
Ribbed Underwear
For railway, steamer. or motor car. Every kind of Trunk
that could l)(‘ asked for. and among them. The Hartmann Line,
which is very famous and contains them: well known styles:
The Wardrobe. The Berth-High.
The Rite Hits. The E. Z. Packt,
The Boodwar.
And in no other place infiiis city can Hart-mam Trunks be
bought. ior The D. M. Read Company are sole agents.
Dress. Skirt. Steamer. Durban and Chiffon'ier Trunks.
Motor Car Trunks, convenient in shape and size.
Hand Trunks. capricious iii site. yet light in weight and strong-
it built for Lumpcan travel
Especial Tni'lks for lemalid thee-1c contain places for silk
hats. shoes. shirts. collars, cuffs. etc.
Traveling Bags
Schmickl Bags. “lilt's liSclliilicltl. it's the Best." .‘\ll(l the
for Women.
1). M. Rcatl (.utiipaily are sole agents tor Bridgeport. Nowhere Heavy ilceccd Vests'arid Pa w"
else in the: city can Scllmickl lings be bought. 29 and 50c.
Gladlbole‘Bags. which some old and experienced travelers Union Suits. Once ,
' \lcdiuui weight flute and
prefer to all others . Pants, 35 and 50:.
English Kit Bags of baud—Sewn, Cowhide and Eh‘g'tli'sh til-sin} Union Suits, $1.00 and $1.25.
Children' s Underwear.
A good quality of Vests and
Pants. warmly llCt‘L‘Cd. 25¢ each.
Main floor, north slilr.
Coin Bags of heavy lczltilor, wirolinrd. for carrying specie.
Cabin Bags. Bellows Cases. Visiting Cases. Week-end Cases.
Women's Hat Trunks. Suit Cases of regulation style, and special
Coat Cases for men‘s use.
And the Leathers
It is simply a delight to look and to handle them, for they are
Those Pebble
Sailings
Don't llllSS them. Not often
docs. one pick up goods \mrtll
$l.oo a yard for Soc.
A large ElSSUTllllt'iil of building,
lllori: illilil l\\‘L‘lll_\'. Sllmvu
corner window at lfull‘llcltl
and Middle St.
m. Real! Company.
the finest spccllilcus obtainable.
Regular and Hominy-back Alligator. Walrus. Sea Lion, Rus-
set Calf. Black Calf. Russia Diced Calf. Gun Metal Calf, Hogskin,
Oxhidc. Levant. Whipcord Grain. Imported Russia Grain and
Coat Seal.
lll
Av.
Ellis
Tm... ......
AM IU‘P‘CTB ARREST").
‘ at 7:30. The church council will meet
Sunday school,‘
hosting or tile parsonage; 7. to p. m..l
Holland“. 8 p. in. Brotherhood mssb'
‘ ll of the church. whether connected
. Thurs-
,hy. 7:45 p. in. prayer and praise
Friday. 8:30 p.
Hrs. Harry Smith; 8 p. in. the
hook Book concert. given under the
Norwalk Congregational Church-vim Washington.
Wears-slay sy.
and preach in the evening. Common .1”, g p m., Mon. cm, “am,“ by
ion service at 10:80; Sunday school m Coburn The church 1. “um
All sreiwel
Prayer service on Thursday OVBnllll‘como at the services. or in the Sunday
schools.
at the close of tomormw momins‘sl ".--.--
service. Music for the day: l (Ii-sea Church. the Rev. 1. Benton
Morning. « Werner. rector~Tbs Twenty-tint tinn-
l’rellldec—ldylee from 14th
Busts. J. Rhelnberser of the Holy Communion at 8 o‘clock:
Quartet-“We come to Tee. 0 lovingl the second celebration of the Holy
One divine" ............ .i’lnsuli Communion and sermon at 10. iii);
ltosponm‘flod. who lfiuadsy school at noon; administration
gayest" ........... . .G. Borch'ot the sacrament of baptism at 2:30:
Anthem—"bet not your heart he Mission Sunday school at Broad River
troubled" . ....... ......l B. Foster st ll; owning service at 7:30. The
(marten-«Communism... L. Lemolne 'ovcnins mvlée tomorrow In his bo-
l'oiitlude»'rompo di Monastic looms customary the first Bundsy in
in C. .........A Guilmant the month, will be largely musical iiii
Issuing. “handler.“ Instead of s macs M
ll‘relildo~flhsplodh Psstmle .ui. muscle sisa- will roadsi-
.......... Theo. Bsiomaitlasih’s well-knows cantata. "God is
Quartet—«“lksw me to Thee” Our Refuge." The annual All Balm-f
..... .0. B. Nevin olefin for the bosom of the parish
Anthem-Alanine“ is most will be taken tomorrow.
up“
........ H.W.Parlier
0i‘ilertory—eVision......I. Rholnberser Christ. Church. 39‘“ J. “’9”!
pnmummnpmmu from nth ,;lirown. "gist: twentylrst Sunday it
Boosts ............Ji Rhsinborser tor Trinitywfiundsy school at 10 s.
m.; evening prayer and sermon st
3: 45 p. in. As Is the usual custom at
W
IA PTIBT.
-
The musical program as the Booth this church. there will be no morninl.
1 Norwallt Baptist Church tomorrow:
issrvioe. it being the first Holiday in
Morning. i the mouth.
Tuesday. it p in...
day alter Trinity The first celebration <
custom oi showering rice upon wad Nliw HAVEN Klimt-11! addition ,_
idinx parties as they leave his church to the arrests of Luigi Dadonns, the ~-
must cease at least in St. Mary's. The proprietor. and two relatives. Frank .
abuse obtains in other places and it is Iago and Ralph Greece last night on 'j
everywhere unbecoming and to be do a charge or attempted arson in con- “:
piored. The reform measure, started motion with a fire in the Madonna
in New Marion. cash! to be extended tailoring establishment a low even
to the entire diocese? lines ago, another relative. Angelo Mn _.
locus, was arrested and hold with .,
NEW CARDINAL] MUIT 00 TO the three others in bonds for s hesra .1
, ROME. in; next week. The bonds of Luisi :;
HOME NW twpove Phil MI d0 llisdonns were fixed at 88.000 and
aided that all those to be created csr- those of the others at $1000 each
dinals at the Consistory on Novembeil ”..-... ...
29 must come to Rome to receive theii l NEW «LAUNDRY DUN-DWI.
ml lists except the “anion and Au! Owing to the rapid increase of their "
Mill “30'4“”. who by the terms of business which has caused them to
she Concordst with their countries outgrow their present quarters. Lowe‘s
must receive the red hirsute throudhl Wet Wash laundry is having erected .
their scurrilous. .s one story concrete factory in Day "
On other occasions as in the case or, street. The building in dimensions as .
the late Cardinal Hamill. who Wt! 80 s 125 and will be, equipped with .
stool debs-to in the United states. every modern oontrlvsnoe known to
the sad but was sent to America. but maximums. Work upon the election
in the present instance tile pope will! of the sides was commenced roster .
us to avoid the ported between until my and it is “posted that the «rue. .;
consistory and sooth! inter durins my. will be completed by member '
which otherwise than: cardinal-1m. ll:
Salesman (to small boy who isl .
would hold aloe vacuum (email
and onloial sanction. The espouse oil
sushi. the mat aisles to Ainsrl- mm. W wsssni-«nl‘li let
on would be considerable whether it you Bayesian for a song.
fell upon the Holy See or the osrdin— din-ii My manly with s snip)"
sls themselves. and this feature also that can‘t sing. 'Iat would it be all
influenced his holiness. ltlls seine Museum piece man‘wado
“ wan»...— looms trlolis wiltli a duties-Whop-
l Advertise in The Sentinel. " or.
n..
s
‘ , it is growing colder each week and reminds one of lloavlor Under-
i': We Give S. 8 H. Trading Stamps
F r Saturday
wear. We have already held a large quantity. This is the best ovi-
dsiice that we have the correct kinds at the right pri‘lce.
Underwear Hosiery
CHILDREN’O RIIIID GAR- CHILD’S HOSE. .150: 2 for 260
a.
NINTH, III elm . . . . . . . .250 ~ "CADET" HOSE. "we. weigh“. :'
CHlLDRB’N’C. WOOL GAR- It .......... . .......... 25c -.-
"m" mm or 01:... m “snares SHOWN," three 2“
LAD.‘.’ . GAR~3N7.. gm weights It .......... ~. . - . .250 i
and Mm...............2so LADIES HOBE ’.-.
“MENTOR” MWINTF— . . . Joe; 2 pairs for 26o
”"0 °' W“ ""m' “5°" ‘ LADIEB' HOBE ............ are
open. closed. lilies lengthens
Lamar wool. assume.
Vests and Innis. . . .m. stoo
MN'O‘GAIMINTI. sou. 75a. :1
PLAlN AND FANCY IlIION. ..... .
LATHE? ITYLEB NICKWEAR
A. Dickerman & Son
84 WASHlNGTON ST. TELEPHONE 446
Large variety.
LADIES‘ SILK H03!
l.oian-.ic-.usumg my ‘1-00
.....28c
.lLl..%'-:i Ll.
..n;a;l_u‘-,-:‘.l:.,l,l,x
I u ....
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