our his. MAURITANIA
rill . m”. monument
in: phloem rgscblnglnil points of
5.30.0 steam new Co. and Bo»
om. Lino. allot-y Lino.
. Lino. reaching nu com n-
d: Broom-hip Cora direct ur-
to Ramada. Boot accommoda-
’ . _ out: best rates. Ask for olrouv
AVLOR n GOLDEN
. tutor-not of All Kinda
.- i loath—«Town. country-nu thou
- - Toiophono 1280
mam .Ovor‘th‘o. booth Nomflk
Twit 030., 8741 Wuhington 8L,
tooth Namath. Conn.
PUBLIC ITENOGRAPHEfi.
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The regular meeting of the govern
in; board of the South Norwulk Club
will be held thin evening at ti o‘clock.
le09 Hats for Easter. O'llricu's.
”mm“ l
Misses Halon 'l‘. lintohford. Helen
“Murphy and Mary Burns. of Laurnl-t
ton Hall, Milford. are spending the;
. titer vacation at their homes in Noni
Walk. l
w...—
W. Altonrn. of the Boston Stun-9.:
k Jaulos llrown. also of that entail)?
Jilinhmont to New York city youtorday.
0 allow him around at the varioual
‘ 'olesnle houson. .
"Disrltargcu‘ from lutnltrnpicy have?
153611 granted to lluniol Avory. of Sont-l
us. lords-l Stern, of Now flown. Loni»
offmnn. of \anlingford anti .l.'lm it;
. demon. ot‘ Bridgeport.
Deacon .lolm ll, Taylor will start.
Most. Monday on hi5 unnunl sprint;
cleaning; at tin.- L‘tliltll)’ t‘lillllrun‘n
Home in Wontport nvvnuu, anti nill lit“)
ticctl'lilod lllk'l'i‘ for ill'tvrn or lull-mt}
daya. l3. id 11$:th
Yesterday was the first nnnlvorsat‘y
of the marriage of Mr. and Airs. Sit“
when R. llray and tho young maple
ioyod a quitc onlohration of tho
r‘ ovont. nlong with their little sou. lira.
Why was fovmorly Miss “initial
Iwfiprlng styles Edwin (‘. Burt's
lines for rorrortly tli't'Sn‘t'd umnun. at.
Eoiineally 8; llrnrkcn's.
Mr. and Mrs. lint-old Sigmund liners.
of South Norwalh. are today rolcbrab
g the first anniversary of their lllill"
ridge. Mrs. Berra was formerly Miss
Lulu llalloran. The young couple are
receiving the congratulations of a
. largo number of friends.
and Mrs. Charles Edward t‘hapln. of
Jdaughter. Miss Mary Sklnnor Chopin.
tp Robert C. Glazier. of Hartford. The
. .oct‘einony will take place Wednesday.
April 2-1. at 3:30 p. m., at No. 168
> ‘F‘leld Point road, ‘(lx‘ecnwlclL
I The Sixth Company. Coast Artillnuy
Corps. Connecticut National Guard.
ion. Naval Militia, Connecticut Nation
9.1. Guard, are preparing to. respond to
the orders issued for them to cake part
W the Memorial Day parade. it is
iManned to make the parade this year
up more extensive one than usual and
the appeal to the military organiza-
tions has rcstilted favorably.
.mMr. Motorboat Man: Here’s a big
engine Value-”6 it. p, 2~cylinder Gray
Motore, complete oulit, only 8114; ll
‘11. p. i-cylindcr. $55. Better get no
qualntod. Soles agent, C. L. St. John,
Steamboat place.
M~nv~n_
wdnnoa and Umbrellas. O‘Bricn’s.
Thorn will be an unusually attractive
‘lcal service ht iho‘ South “Not-walk
‘ at Church, vtomorrowhvenixrg.
n1 .
'deiightnu Easter male.
orqwdod.
W—at—
on south American. with tho .
l purl.
f port. t‘ont‘i.
fol“ tho \‘i’uutan'n rial» is chairman of
find the Second Section, Third llivls-'
(R. G. Hartley has had very large
mentions since he come to this
hilly and his preaching has been of
film most brilliant character. in .nd‘dl~
to this feature of the oervice the
«tin is said to have arranged
_ It in
in on to any that the church will
, peculiar coincidence is noticed in
;o n nun! not“ Good Friday con-
‘ .iinton flommnndory, No. a.
plnr, in that, the mouth
the mono on the ditto ‘
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‘ Fine Line of" Elec~
trlcal Supplies
Charles Buck. Jr.
9 ‘- Miro-o:
51 MAIN I13. «onwALK
Tot-phonon: Offloo. 001; how. 814
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PROF. NEWELL WILL HAVE
CHARGE OF KIRMIBS.
Down in Westminster. N. Y., ‘the
Woman's. club of that place in getting
rondy for n ltirinoao which will hai
held from April 17 to 20 inclusive. A!
fonturo of the affair will he. tln- Liv-l
lug Whlnt. and this us well as the}
entire fen-v will be under the flll‘t'f'llOll
of Prof. William G. Nowell of llridgw;
Mru. W. H. Pnrdy, who was;
Miss (“franc Maul Bronson of Bridge-l
port, formerly phihlt‘lll culture ln-'
strurtor in tho South Norwnlh public
i
lurhooln, in the ohalrinan of tho ot‘ltlro;
affair.
The llnlly Argus of Mount Vt'rnou'
has (no following to say:
"'l‘iw foi’xiu lilillH' lllt' dirrrtion
i’l'oi‘. William ti. Xt’ilit‘ll of Bridge»
whiln Mm. W. H. Purity.
of
tho i'lilll'f‘ ni‘t‘nlr whore tin-r0 will no
tho usual plain damn-n and fancy
dances“ and otislttttivn of brilliant lino.j
’l‘lnrrc will hint) liti‘ a grout innoratluu‘
in the introduction of tho “name of‘
l.1\‘il‘t;z whim uia tin-
.\l. 13. Gilbert of Phil
for sovural yours nun
boon moot. successfully glvvn by
Prof. Nowell. it in played as ill-ma
nl with tho full purl: of rurdn ouch'
roln’ovt‘lntrti by a young hilly or {V
young urntlomun. Thu four playorn‘
t‘lllt‘l‘. nztluto the untilmtco, separate
and iulw punitlonn in pianos oppoaltc‘
thuir partners, Thou mums tho
grand entry of the ”Wild. tho kings:
:aud qnorns wearing crop-nu and fol~
’ lmvod by the cards of their suit. each
denomination doing tiosiguattul by the.
decoration of the costume.
opt-nu with the usual Sllllfllt.‘ which
in a bountiful nportarulnr effect (if
marches and counter marches. liliftorE
‘the shuffle the cut. and thouthir-j
living vuhisl.‘
lnvttniion of
land. Mn. and
The play
. toe-n living Cal‘llll 3”” 99““ to euhltilnno without displacement by the rotl
invitations have been issued by M»r.lof the four players and the some he»; roll. 4‘3 dummy projectile. fired from
Each trick introduces some;
‘ gins.
'court card dance in given, by tho!
turns are introduced and at the con-
. throw up their hands. salute and lend
the cards from the stage."
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FACT Disposas o'F THEORY.
Senator Frye of Maine won a fisher-
man who caught many squaredailod
.trout. On one' occasion. says the; New
York Globe. the late Professor Agassiz,
who was his friend. challenged the sen-
ator‘s boast that. he had caught a sev-
on-pound trout. ‘
“Sqtinreiiallcd trout do not over
reach that weight!" declared the un-
'vant, positively.
IMr. Frye did not éngnge in unprofit-
nble argument on the point at issue.
but the very next summer the natur-
alist received from ‘Raitseloy a large
box. within which reposed a beautifuf
nature-tailed trout which weighed pro-
clsoly eight poundu. ‘ ‘ .. fl
Profouor Auso‘ill'i .rosn‘onw Hm.-
prompt and tothnwtht.» Kn virgin:
“The theory of. ti...illotlin"¢‘ hm "neon
kicked to piece! by duct." ' ~ “
”’Www
A rnlnuo or MIN. .
Ashe passes (and does he not oftcn
for him it in at world of‘brothcrn.,bef
canoe he ambush “£00111“. follow. the
shy heart of ma flamingo”.
ilortuhn prodt.
inn ,
. nodlto ft: on WwPMlldont‘Lfl‘i 9.
boss?) men riuo fog‘nn' inunm‘tohhc‘
highest lovdlof thoirvbolnxr ,iitzlrondy ‘
mum» M. .
aunt ~ in nan
triangulation
‘ Germany's Too Trade Command.
meow Ila cantor out
With Profit in Ibis Country
WASHINGTON. April 4.~—Twoivo
nnnd sailors oi the Atlantic fleet. in
Hampton Bonds. Var, are disgruntled
over, orders from the Navy impart‘
moot calling 0!, “shore liberty" privi-
leges until after the April sea prac-
tice. The blneiackets have had but
little liberty since Chrlutmas, except at
low baseball games dud other apart»
at Guantanamo.
' The battleship: will hold their target
practice of! lthe Virginia capes.
Gormnny'o Ton Commandments.
Contrasting trade nuilmont in the
United States and Germany. Johny.
' Quecny. of St. Louis. I witness before
the Senate Finance Committee. took a
dig at the Hanna Ways and Mounts
Committee which drafted a tariff
achrdule threatening. manufacturers
claimed, grunt damage to the chemical '
industry in this country.
”The Waynond Means Committee."
said Quoeny. "has «certainly shown
very little loyalty to products of Amcrv
lcnn manufacture.
"l-‘iow differently the Hermann fool
toward their on’n product in well illus-
trated in ten commandments given to
every cmployo and posted in every
(.it‘l'llllill. businesn house the. world
ovor."
"l'liono are the ten oouuunndmmus:
i. llu all expenses keep in mind tho
lint-rout of your own t-otnpatrlots.
1:. .‘(ovor forgot when you buy a for»
ulna nriiclv that your own nountry is.
thus liindo poorer.
:1. Your mom-y should profit no one
but (tortuous,
i. Nowr profano i‘lnrmttu iat'loriru
in. using. t‘nrclun tnnt'hlnory.
.3. Nt-vcr allow towlnn vntahlos to
‘lll‘ srfl’vd at your ililllt‘f.
ii. “Hill on llurtuan lliiim‘. with a
mountain pun and tlurinnu lnl.. and urn
til-rmuu blotlihn pain-r.
T (lemma “will“. (iv-rmun irnit and
l‘m'mnit in or nitltto a an it'll.» your body
li‘uo (itu'tnun oitorgl‘.
if you do not llito Norman llilili
(“500. drink ('ofi‘vv from ticl'unin not
3‘.
.ltllt-s.
ll. l'so only fim'uian tintltoa for
your (lions. and (irritant! huts for your
lzvnd. .
ltl. Lot not ,l'tlrt'tl-‘.li flattery distract
« you front thost- [lit‘ttk‘liirli and ho firmly
(om‘lurml. wlnltmw others say, that
s arr tho, only upon
north» of l‘llllt‘lli of the ilcrtnan Pa-
: ihorlunti.
Aero Gun Experiments.
‘lijlet‘fi‘lllifllilfl ttt’o ltuinn hold at tho
lndlnn llond naval motion nronndn. on
tho l’ototnai- liivor. of the newly do—
. plnntrsa.
t‘otumundor (‘lts-lnnd linvis. ll. 8. N.. l fl'ltllldu and Gilli)? .fl dnv of recreation
invented the- stun. whirl: in (it Much
onllbor. it ls no dnsighod that it can be
tired from n delloatoly'balnnrod acro-
iho opposite. diroctiou from tho bullet,
.Greenwtch. for the marriage 01' theirT fillecmll.‘ 1" dancing. ’0’ mm‘” “leicotmnrnctstho shock of the discharge.
loo Cream on lottmiun. .
court. cards. kings. ““99“”: 39‘3““ “"dl loo. crosm as a tropical luxury in on.
ROPE 311d the hornplpe 1“ executed byl Amorlcun innovation on the isthmus
‘tlle lacks. Wh" ““9 ”‘9 c““‘e‘m"‘3;of Pnnnmo. according to a "report by
of the show. Minty 0‘th 30"“ tea‘gCol. (loothals. superintendent of the»
‘ Csnnl Zone.
clusion oi the Khmer lht‘ “kiwi”; Six hundred gallons otlce cream are
consumed daily among {he oaual work-
men and employer. Col. (loetlinls says
cry hour. are being installed.
the commissnry storms.
to freeze the cream.‘ it is not frozen
stiff. but to t). semi-solid consistency.
and then placed in cold mortise vaults.
at a temperature of 4 degrees. tohard-
on ulowl '. ' .
Consumption of ice cream in the
Canal Zone is encouraged by the sow
ernment, because of its food qualities
and refreshing effcct upon the canal
workers in that tropical climate.
‘Mortonfo anoint Condoms.
, anoint (lanthanum,Wailhin‘gton our;
' “umtfwlntor are pinn-
‘ Morton. o unannounced lplnhnfor
*refurn‘ibhliix‘ an hand at inaugural.
shin Rhoda Inland "coughing-m at
an clinch-elofflllfiod. " ““ . v ‘
A “wall front"l-litcrnily.~wlll. ho
solidinnrblc front to tho ‘rosidsnooi
wtu ammonia: ‘
And this is not sufficient. to moot the
demand. Two new ice-cream freezers
ouch six foot high, which will turn out
100 gallons of the frozen delicacy ev-
Nntlvcs are enthusiastic patrons of
the government's ice-cream parlors in
.. Ammonia cooling syntctnn are used
turnouts
* r tantrum» n.
“auburn, an and lndlnssilon
Bo rm lion!» Aim lelllfl.
. . Pan's Win -
A. therein ofton come one in your
fondly who suitors on clinch of indi-
sutlon or some form of Stomach
trouble, why don't you keep «me
QDiupepoln in the bottle handy?
i '1‘th humm- bio-hing will also»
anything. you can out without the
slightest, discomfort. and overcome a
sour, [any Stomach live minutes
after. -.
l Tell your phormlclst to lot you read
the formula, plainly printed on those
lilo-cent com of Pope's thopain.
then you’wlll readily one Why it makes
Indigestion. Sour Stomach, Henn-
burn and othor distress so in five
minutes. sud relieves at once such
miseries A. Batching of GM. Eructa-
tions of tour, undigested food. Nausea.
Headaches, Dizziness. Constitution
and other Stomach dlmrdcrs.
Some folk! have tried so long to find
relief from Indigestion and Dyspepuin
or an out-ofordor utomach with the
common. ovary-day euros advertised
that they havo about made up their
minds that they have something else
wrong. or believe theirs is a case of
Net-vouchers. Gastritis. Gninrrh of the
Stomach or Cancun
This. no doubt, is n seriouu mistake.
Your real trouble is, what you eat one:
not digest: instead. it ferment: and.
scars, turns to acid. Gas and Stomach;
poison. which putreiy in the digestive;
tract and intestines, and boulder,l
polsum the breath with nnusnmm adorn;
A hearty appetite, with thorough tilla
.gestlon.’ and without the slinhlont dis-.j
comfort or mlunry of tho. Stomarh. is
'wnltinn for you as won an you decilit-
to try Putin's ‘Dlnporsln.
POSTAL. CLERKS PLAN OUTlNG 1N
NEW HAVEN.
.\i u lin-ntluu of tilt" oxrrutii‘o hoard
of tho (hiiliivt’tlt'tll Stain Thumb. finit-
t'li Natloaot .wvm'lntlnn of l'nstollim.‘
(“invites hold ill Murillo a. tilt“ tnnttor
of having on outing a! main shore
trait“! during: the t'ttilllillt numuior was
t-onalttt'rrtl and n rounuitlwo :tppolntv
«d to solu‘l it ill”? bull lillfl’d’d in tho
‘tuhvr tlctniln :svrowary to carry out
tint projmci. Now iiavun was drain-
\l‘alltl an lilo inunl trample oily and
{lint rotitinittou untamed connistn of
Stair Econ-alum < Francis T. Wude.
‘ (‘hnirman of the Finance ij‘ommlttno
John .3. lic‘inntghlln and was: Swim
l'l‘i.‘$lilt"lll John M. lllflli. all 01’ Now
if u v n n . .
‘l‘lilu rotuntittre will inmmiiatuly
. looh owr tlw vnritlun i‘rtorlu adlnwut
‘ to Now liawn nud liél soon as tho ur-
. rsnnctnouln nru uninhibited will lusur a
Qnotlrt» to all tho rlnrks ontoloyod in
,. . .. . . .. ‘ ., ..
.uatd atru gun. for one tltlllll “9”“ Jill the first and St.‘(‘l.lnd plans poop.
Z olllt'on of tho slaw. to 601110 with their
in this vicinity. .
Tho idea of having an affair of this
. churhctor under the auspices of the
state association is something. that
has never been tried out before. and
the venture with received with great
enthusiasm by all the officers. who
will use their best efforts to have the
name carried out to a sucrcssful issue
nual affair. They think that such on
of the annual convention.
for the securing of all
aoclution.
?wiil
and if it. is possible. make it an an-.
event is desired by the clerks lhwuznl
out the state as a means of renewlnsl
l . ~ at all w clerks' dogs in the said Town of Norwalk
acquit ntantes with th 1‘ f o . have been bill“. or have been in con'g
small part of the day or the occasion;
The organization oommlttoe of the
nasorintion also met with the execu-
tive committee and Outlined a plan.
clerks now
employed in the soerce who up to
this time arc not members of the as-
M
MISCELLANEOUS su‘owan
School Street. Who Marric‘o
This Month,
mower on Wednesday evening by man'
iYBN‘B.
Given to Mt» Adel-loo Lawrence. of.
Miss Adelaide Lawrence. of School
street. was toadorod a miscellaneous
of her young lady Manda from the
store of Trlctmm & Hyatt. whom one
in. boon employed for a number of
Tho nanny gifts of household
effects and the good follomhlp in ovi-
deuce ‘sttout’ed the 1on and. «tom in
which Mitts. Morgana in hold. .ll‘lhn
«vetting only. onioyod in music. «not
inn. nouns and, other features, r'l‘ho
but up by the form‘orvicwlimidont. 17' ”fig? mo in honor of m. “#1909011
. To momma nonmmuono.
Planning War Como for Attack on
Now You: Git} From Counntlout.
Milford and the continuum to the
want no to be the Icon: of tho mn-
xomc next August, when some 20,000
Moon will mainline for on attook on?
New York city. According to In
army official the ooldieu will be loud
ed st Btntford Point Add of Milford. ”
A unto dottii will be dotrnlnnd lio-
tweou Brookiicld Junction and Don-
bury. Thou tom: will unto the at-
tnck on Now York front tire“ Connec-
ticut side. that in, not of was,
inland Bound and out of the Hudson
river. . .
The war um, which is for the
stink and defense of New York
city. will be one of three grotto-t war
tactics ever worked out in thin coun-
try in times of peace. The clinching
fox-con will work from three points.
one along the sound. this second fur-
ther inland in the state of Council.
out. and the third from New Torn
state. bordering the Hudson river. all
three armies covering the Kround be~
tween the lHonnntonlc and the Hud-
son rivers. .
Some U. B. Roguiurs.
The Attacking army will take in tho
infantry, artillery Ind cavalry of
Connecticut, Massachusetts, New
llama-shire and Maine. The total at
locking force, it. is understood, will be
somewhere near 20,000 men. mostly
National Guard troops- with some
United States rcgulsro.
The troops which will he. landed
at. Siratford Point. it is understood.
come from Maine and New.
Hampshire. while home of thosol
from Massachusetts will he landed a;
little further north. The Connecti-Z
rut infantry and cavalry and some;
of tho .“fiflb'iit‘llillltliifi will be takenl
by train liftlltl' Dnnbury where the).
will be untrained. 3
The troops mobilized at Strutfordl
and Milford will morn wont alongaltog
sound, the mnln column, it in bolicvodfl
; taking lilo route of tho old.King's hillh.f
‘way. Anothnr contingent will connf
along the lines of tho pvt-until mun-yr.
hotwwn llridnrnm and Mt Vornou.
'l‘llc lira! day‘s utarrh would tartan1
tho two bodies murrltln: from Milfot .1
and Slrntiorli to tho iAtHltH’ll liOlll’ltl"
art of li.‘idr.tsr:'~or;. 'l‘ho nttucitln':
army will has.» ion «lulu to rupture“-
Neu’ .Yorll.
TONiNG lT DOWN.
"look lit-re.“ Milli ill" city odltnr.
"‘l‘on uny the air Wily. not by ill}.
shrink: of tho (ll'ilt‘l and dying. Arr
you sort» about that?”
} "Well. mnyhn that's a. little
strong." rilpllod the ill“? “’00?le
“Home vintnuc it to “tho lilOlillb.'” ‘
.lntlgv.
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A BlBLiCAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Quito u non-l ntoliiod of unnonnclng
an dugout-mun: was that ontployod by
a vinvor young ind). in tho Wont. Silo
telegraphed a girlfriend in Boston:
“Solomon nix three." looking up that
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chapter and rerun tho frlcndn read: "l .
am my helnwod‘s and my holovett in
‘tninoTw-uooton Transcript.
Rules Concerning
O
Dogs m the Town of
, Norwalk
l
3 Whereas. a rabid dog wits, on or
tabuut the 20th of March. 1912. running
pt largo in the. streets of the Town of
Norwaik’. and
Whereas. it is known t
throughout ”“3 ntate whom they have; fact with said rabid dos. and it in oust
the illemllll‘e Oh meeting Pill)‘ 70? 3‘ pet-ted that other and unknown dogs. I
have also been bitten by such rabid
dos.
Now. therefore. in order to prevent
the spread of the dangerous and infec‘
ltlous disease, known as .rn’omfi, audio
protect the public therefrom, the un-
dersigned. Commtosiouer on Domestic
Animals. by virtue 01,.llie authority
givon in Chapter 170 of the Public
Act: of 1907 and Chapoer 55 of tho
. Public Act: of 1900, hereby makes nod
promulgate: the following rules and
regulations for the confinement and
control of dogs. to wit: . .
1. All dogs in the said Town of
Norwalk that are known to hnvo been
bitten by. or to have come. in contact
with they said rabid dog, «hull be forth.
with mercifully killed by the do: wan
den of sold town. 1
2. No dog owned. humour harbored
in the said Town of Norwalk shall be
allowed to so at large for o poriod of
5..
these ales Ibull so into effect. otcept
it won a muzzle of much construction
as to be nbuoluto proof against said
dog's biting. . .
8. Tho Selectmen or Dog Warden of
the Town. of Norwalk shall kill or
con“ to be killed all dog: which shall
not the oon‘ilnod’ior musalea in accord-
oltoll be found rabid. or are justly s
Section ll of thermbilo Acts of 1900.
‘ Thou
(til it
0 101'!
twolv.
AMY»
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but certain ‘
three month from and after the day .
nhoo with thii’f‘orotolna rule. or which
pootcd of bcihrrnbiti. u provided in
ruin than take effect
lolook noon..fiVodnonduy._
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THESE ‘SEVENTY-FIVE
WOMENS’ & MiSSES’
, SUITS
Como to us loot In timo. We hardly expected them. as
we waitod until yuurday in order to not them at
our prion. Bum worth $15 to ’30 no on at. at
rowan? .
OLO'VII . 9
so: to Mc'
$9.95, $12.95, $15.95
$22.95, $24.95
‘ EasterMillinery
We will show many new Trimmed and Untrimmed
Hats for tonight.
Hundredl of shapes and all the
new trimmings and novelties. Thole Hats rcpt-clout
trim' all hats free.
‘vcry opoclal values. Come tonight. Remember, we
TONIGHT’S SPECIALS
$1.50 Silk Hose $1.13
The very finest quality Silk Hose in black and
tan; regular $1.50 stocks. Just for tumor-
row you puy us $x.13 instead of $1.50.
25c Window Shades 1.50
All colors. regular 25¢ Shades. first quality, all
fixtures; every Shade guaranteed or your
money back. For tomorrow. 15: complete.
$1.00 Sailors 59c
Black Sailors, one of the season‘s smart styles;
just 75 in the lot: Sum elsewhere. Tomor-
row you pay us 59c.
$3.00 Ready to Wear Hats
' $1.95 ‘
The new Gaby Hat. made of silk braid and.
‘ neatly trimmed ‘with silk; regular $3 values.
For one day only. $1.95.
59c Braids 39c Bunch
zoo pieces good quality braid. all the new
colors; good values at 59c. On sale at 39c.
$1.50 Fancy Feathers 95c
The newest fancy wing and stick-ups, in all
the new color combinations, about 10 dif-
ferent styles to pick from; roguiar $1.50
values. For Saturday. 95c.
$1.25 Tailored WaiSts 59c
20 dozen Ladies’ Linen and Linen: Tailored
Waists; not 5 Waist in the lot sold for less
than $.25. Pay us sgctomorrow.
. Silk Wéiété at $1.98
Silk and Satin WalSts for Easter. in all the new
colors and stripes; good $3 values. For to-
morrow, $1.98.
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from Sunderland;‘ Don’t you nee that
it. would be better to any that he
"came from Sundorlnnd to this town?"
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two expressions." rejoined the lady.
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expressions—n rhetoflcol differenco.
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awkward expressions. By the way '1
have a letter from your fnthcr in my
pocket." ‘
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pocket from my fnthor."
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me. You are always taking ‘. up Ir
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Ad'v'ONM' your out“. all
Norwalk Chronicler