Tourists’ Policy
United Stilton. Canada “and World-
Wide
Covers your house against any and
all risks, by tire. theft lightning,
navigation and trunsportatlon, while
in transit by, or 11 the custody of my
railroad. express, woofer. transpor-
tation or 01 any Steamship 1.30., etc.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kinds
Real Estate—Town, Country and Ohoro
Telephone 1230 , ‘
Upstairs Over the South Norwslk
Trust 60.. 87- 91 Washington 81.,
South Not-walk. Conn. ,
PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER i
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr.
Address: _
61 MAIN e11. NORWALK
Tolephanu: Office. 001; house. 21-3
'l‘he 'l‘roiioymcn's Union will meet}
tomorrow night in the M11111 sircct
quarters.
The biweekly business meeting oi,
the ldurcltn itcbcknh 1.0111111, i. 0. t). 1’.,
will be hot tlthis evening.
" ... ‘ i
’l‘hc Soul 11 \'ur11111k Board 01 lib
t'nry l_)irct:'tols will hold its monthlyi
business meeting this evening,
11111111111 Why, of Yale, has 110111111111-
cd ltis junior vcur 111011111101111 111111 is
now 1111' tiling the exams to 1311111111
1
Mr. and Mrs. (i‘nrl Scltnub, of Roll»-
'rond «venue. 111'.- enlcrtninlnz 'M 1's, An 1
1111' Mcnsles. oi‘ '\\'1tsltin,g'ton ilcpol,
(‘oulL
-Str11w Huts Olil'ien‘s.
The Board oi Electrical Commis-
sioners will hold is weekly business
meeting this evening: iii the 01111 cs 111'.
tilt-e Mttnioipnl 1‘ let'tric plant 111 State1
street.
"fig-m
formerly owned by Nor-
1111111 111111 Godl‘rcy Show, 111111 been sold
to New York parties who conic to
Norwnllt ISundny 111111 took the 11111111111
1111111:
The "31111.1“
. ”Wm”,
The Men‘s ludnstt'lnl League of the
South Norwullt Methodist church will
110111 its monthly business meeting
this evening 111 1111- parlors ot‘ the
church.
111111-0111 Council. No. 4. Order or tini.
ted American Mercltnnit's, will hold
its weekly business met-tint: this evo-
ning in the Mystic (11111111 111111. in
Washington street. '
n
__.____...... - — W
ilrnnd Knight Michael 1'}. Dowd is
tin- hond of a c.11111n111tcc thnt will tie-
rotate the graves ol’ the deceased
tut-tubers of Catholic i‘nion Council.
11'. of (1,. In St. Mary‘s cemetery Sun-
tiny morning. _
Mrs. Berta Mny Richards. 11115 issu-
1~1l invitations for the mnrriuge 01 her
daughter Anna Louise and Artltur '1‘.
31111111131111 June. twentieth. at the
Fitst Methodist Episcopnl Church.“
South N01 walk.
M...—
Mrs. Clinton Van llooscnr. of Wilton
is the guest of Mrs. 11. M. Colo, of Con-
tor street, itcthcl. Mrs. V1111 Hoosear
wont'to licthel to attend the "Parents
tiny" exercises hold by the rooms of
111-1 first floor of the Center school.
M...—
'l'hc mnny friends of Mrs. Belle iirn-
111' of Grand street. will be pleased ’10
hour thnt she is recovering from a se-
vere illness. Mrs. Brady has been 111
‘Ncwnrk, N. J. where she underwent
1111 opcrnllon at St. linrtnnhns' hospi-
1111.
~~-Pnnamns, $4 to $10. O'Illrlen‘s.
'l‘ho exempliflcu'tlon of the third de-
ree on '11 class of thirty candldtttesp
will 1.111111 piece on Sunday. at South
Norwulk Council, No. 1253 headquar-
ters. The work will be perfortuod by
1811119 Deputy Wl‘llinnt .l. Mulligan and
staff, of Tltompsonvlllo., 0n Thurs-
day morning, June 6111, about fifteen
members will depart for Washington,
D. 0., to take in the 11111th and witness
tho unveiling of the Columbus monu-
uncut.
I
. invitations have been received here
tor the wedding of Miss Clara Borneo
'Dnnt'ortlt, daughter of Mrs. Frank Ly-
man D11nnoll.‘of New York and Red-
dlng Ridge, to Francis Bacon Homlin.
of New York’ city. The wed-din: will
toke place at 111nm church. nodding
tillage, on Saturday June 15. at high
1
81111111111111 Fowler Relief Corps will
whold this owning, in the Post rooms,
I
,11111] ontotuoltmist,
noon. Mlu Danlorth who has mitt
’ the poet tow summer: at the 111111,
into numerous friends in 13111111111111"
Mr. Months to a New York ,ottorooy.
-: nutentoblku
«1
'(iotnt‘nt‘tndcr 112111111 1111!. .it',. has been
entertaining (loot'gc Wilhslre, of
lv.
#1...
business meeting of
bu
The 1111111115
in Washington street.
“is \1111111111111 and 24,1111. 1‘ lurmu't'. of'
Solon. i
‘l'uot \‘ot'wnlk. returned 111111111
11.11. otter 11 low 1111111 visit with tilt.
11nd \lrs (“inrcuce iinilltn 1n (lcorgo
tout).
t‘orncli. 1111‘ tl'cc
1111s just.
111111111111: tno orchards tor
Biddle. Mr. Cornell.
ed by Mrs. ii. S. Edit-stun to sprity 11nd
trcut lwt' 11111111 111111 11111111 111111
'nvity in 11 htrttc mnplc.
111121-1111
1111151111111
Nicholas
in the lnltcti Stuns court in lintt-L
ford yesterday the case 0! 11111110 11.
81-1‘11111. 1's licnlnmln ii. Scllock 11nd;
othcrs, 11 llanbury cusp wits attributed2
The 01130 .
vs tho United:
lor trinl on Tuesday. .luln' l.
of 11. 113. Loewe K: (‘11,.
iinttcrs was formally assigned for
gust 2t).
.\11-
The tion’beclicut Society of
111111 littFiltt‘su nit-1.11111: 111 the llfli‘ll'ill'tl
c1111), Stllurtluv The business invet-
lng will be. 111 l tit‘lot'lt 111111 the dinner
at 2 o'clock.
nor will include 1111- lion. tieorxo 1).
Aldon, ol‘ Dridocwntor. Muss.
ll. ilaltor of liynnni-s. Mods... Govern-
or Simcon 1'}. i'luldwin 11nd Mayor 1.. ii.
(Ihuney.
_w-l"ull line (1011 Cups.
11‘. 11‘. Huntington. or South Norwalk,
Why in lhtuhnry 111st evening in con-
nections with arrnnuomcnts for n
moonlight s'tcnmlionl excursion lobe
given on the evening of June 27 by
0111 Well Lott-1:13, F. & A. .\l.. of South
Norwnllt. The hours of the departure
and arrival of the boat will be so 111'-
rnluzlluz 111111.11111111111'1' people wishing
to go on tho excursion may leave here
nt. 11:33 111 the evening 11nd return on
the truth duo here 111 2:15 11. 111.~—-1)11n-
bury News.
()‘ilrlen's.
'1‘th public utilities commission has,
at the joint request of. thc Connecti-
cut company and the city of New lla~
ten. revoltI-d its order 11111119 April 31)
regarding the method of construction
of trolley 1111c in Grand 11111111111. Cow
Haven, and will reopen the hearing
on the oriulnltl petition on 11 date. to
he decided on later. The eoutntlsslon-
crs hold 11 hearing Wednesday on the
method of construction of lines 111 Nor.
\Vlt‘ll. Norwnlk 111111 New iinvcn. The
work was explained by the chief engi-
nccr. There was no opposition.
“my book if Knot-o
don't do on 1111111111. ,
.\'.:
specialist ,
1111s bccn 1‘.-nuns»
1111 11'
Mny -‘
flower111's1'ondnnts 11111 hold 11 Motion
The spcnltcrs at tho dill-i
Henry '
‘ of the 111111111.
“Mill“ Ml FAME“
Fill. EVER HELD ill TOWN
(Continued from lirs'. page)
i mobiles, which had been donated by
the citizens of the town, the owners
of which were as follows: Dr. A. I).
Wadsworth, 11. H. Hlpson, isnae
Church, W. G. l..eCount, 151111111111 W.
How, .112, General Russell ,I-‘roat, E. K.
White: .1, .l. l..lnch.iler. Samuel Wnt-
ltlns, William Moran, 11‘. H.‘ Qutnturd.
Evct'ott s. 111111111111. .1. 11. 1111111111», 1.1.
E. (Iloriium. .l. W. Marvin, Arthur Wal-
dt'on, lltirold Oiutslcad, H. A. Mathew
son 1) 11.111111, 111-. Franklin G. Brown,
(21.1) 11‘. Murphy. Mrs. (3. S. ’1‘row~
bridge. W. W. (lotusiock, and John H.
Klinpp. .iohu Pierci- 111111 11 111111111 11-01111
.01111 1111111 Lockwood'n shrugs. Other
rontulning élergymen,
- town and oily onichtlu. Knights of Co-1
' lutnhus and others were in line.
‘ 'l‘hc'Navnl Militia attracted much
. attention at thc bond of the column
, 111111 1111111111 ltl'cnt proficiency. The de-
HTTU team til Lincoln (‘ouncll also
1111111111 1111111 11111111111111}
1 William
5 Prescott. and Rufus J. Smith.
FRIDAY, MAY 31, 191
11’ due the success 11111111111111.1111 ”'i
curled the amber and worked earnest-
ly on every committee, melon: scores
of suggestions that proved of volue to
his fellow workers Othér emhuslw
tic workers and members of the gen-
and town committee were Secretory
l). W. Rnswmond Punt Department
(Commander 1113111111113 1211111111, doorge
E. Nomi. George 1 1511111011, 0. A,
' Burton, C. A. titranko, George w. Ray-
ntond, Curtain Oscar Bi. John. w.’ F.
Brown, Hiram Brunduge and Charles
13‘. 1111110011. The‘tinunoo committee
was as follows: City of South Nor-
wulk, Chairman Joseph W. Gorbam,
treasurer William F‘. Tammany, Dr.
E. .‘hancc‘llor, Charles J.
repre-
naming the $6111; 01' Veterans nod for
the City of Nor'wnlk. (1. A. Frantic, of
iiucltlnghtttn Post. noted very accept
ably.
The ulrulr brought out one of the
urea-tent crowds over assembled on the
streets of The Norwulks.
The organizations in
were as follows:
Platoon of Police
Marshal Robert. ti. Mitchell
Aides lion. W. .l. 11. liohunnnn, Alfred
the murcb
‘ cutlsod much tutttrnblc commcnt. and
' W-nshinuton t‘nmp, v.11 i“ 111A..1111:11,
11 111111111 bit-1111111,: number of 111-1111111111,
11111. 111111 111111111 1111' cxcclicnt uppcnr-l ,
1111111 The South Nol'wnlk
llot Scouts was
body, Willi'll. nliln.11r.ll 111111111 in hunt-
hcr, 11111111111 good displny.
, The South Norwttlk school children
turned out in not) strong. including it
number or girls who rodc in currynllu.
Those 111111 1111 organization of one 111111-
(ircd members, t'ully‘ofl‘icol'od, 11nd it
did some good mnrchiflg.
A The 1111111111 independent Society
turncd out. strong, houdcd by tho Gar-I
ibnldi 11111111, and il. 111111111 11 good tip-
'l‘l1c St. Joseph‘s Sick lion-
11'111-1 also largely repre-
gL pt'nrnnt'c.
t’lll Sili‘lt‘l.)
j scnlcd.
; Tln- ltowui‘ton Hose Company. with
1111 nppurntus, 11111511» 11 good show-11111.1
John 11. lirondwtty driving 11111 1111111111
111 tho chcmlcnl truck.
The South .‘1‘111'11'11111 11‘er Depart-
mcnt, with nppnm-tuu. met the 11111111
put-attic on its ninth {111111 East .\'or-
1111111, and tell in 111 the 1'c,ur milking 113
line finish for the 11111111111 1111 it 111111 ch
1'11 through the shorts or South N01
wullt,
'1‘111'1 only ornnnizntlon falling to re-
port its expected was the Host Nor-
wnik Fire Department, Some of ‘thc
lllt‘ll‘lllt'rii of Mnyllowcr hook mid ind
tier company professing to ho strong
:luhm unionists. objected 111 the lust
111111119111 to the 111011111111 of Alfred 81.,
John. son 1)! (31111111111 Oscar St 1111111. 1
lllt! commander of Douglas r‘tnt'lt'r
Post. as 11 member of the nturuhnl'o
stuff, and decided not to take part.
1 While the notion was 11111113111111, the,
. pnmdo turned out to be fully as suc-
1 ccssful 118 nntlctpntml 111111 the commit.
toes and others 111 charge. felt fully re,
paid for the. ltnrd wort. twrtorntud in:
getting things underway. To all those
who did tnkc part urn duo the sincere
thanks ol' the ucnornl committee oi
nrt'ungtunonls end the members of
Douglas Fowler P0111.
As the procession passed over the
V‘i’nshinuton street bridge a marching
1111111111,1 was given to the members of
Douglas Fowler Woman's Relief Corps
who were lined up there. having doc
orntod the waters of the not: 111 mem-
ory of the sailors 11111111.-
At. the corner of [1211.511 avenue and
Rowans treat 11 number of pupils of
the East Norwnlk public schools were
lined up. and those snlntcd us the pn-
rude passed. The children swung into
line and assisted still i‘urtnor 111 1111111-
ing the 1111an 11 success.
At the corner of ittlwan street and
South Osborn nvcnuc. the large 1111~
toxttoblltgoi’ .htmcs A. F‘ill‘l'ell, of 111011-
011' Blulf. fell 11110 111111. This con-
1111111111 lhc orntot' of the tltl)’. Congress-
mnn Willinm Shiner," of New York.
who Wins the guest of tile president of
1111' United Stu/ten Steel Corporation;
the tut-inborn of the reception cont-
tnlt'tee. Rev, John 113. chter. former
Slnte Department Commander Rich-
urd .l'. (.‘utbill and Mayor William 11‘.
'l‘nnuuuny.
011 11111 return to South Norwnlk,
ncnr the Franklin school, another
llll‘gp body of children joined the pit-
rndo and marched to the Armory. On
arrived there part of the parade was
dismissed, as the Naval Militia had
to 11:11 to Bridgeport on the first train,
and the ltnllun Society with its hand.
continued on to St. Mary's cemetery.
where the graves of deceased mem-
bers were decorated.
The Delights Fowler Post members
and some of the other societies then
nwnlted‘tbo arrival of the penile from
the city of Norwalk. and all entered
the armory together to listen to the
exercises.
The e. A R to extremely planned
for the liberal contributions, the use
10hr“.- duodenum
“0116111111111”! tantrum-1111111111111
or “W oi 1W tom in the
~ 11111111 11111111 {mm 11111111111111»
M I turmoil in: trotting in trout
, 10! MI ”Aldon“, tild MM fine
bouquet: to Wedded lit. Joint and
0th“! lntMlWl
1m. John E. letter, tho 171111111: of
111111 rim Methodist WNW M'
t
iluptlst 1 .
1111111 her ttniftu'nn-d. 3
t Regiment
St. John. 11111111111 Clot-o
American linnd, Howard A.
linud Muster
811161111 Section, 'l"hlld Division, Nuvnl
Mllltln, (‘. N. (1.. littslgn Irving
ll. \\‘ilmot. commanding
Sons of Veterans
Douglas P‘owltr Post. 11. A. 11.. (lot-111'
St. John. cont-inundcr
'i‘own (){flt'iiiliiw'301901111911 A. A. Avi-
oon, James A. Brown 111111 John
llevlno
City 01 South Norwnlk Officials»-
Mnyor \‘i’llllum l". Tammany, (3111111-
rilmon William Miller, Hurry W.
Mother. \i'lllinm 1". Hoyt. George M.
Wily, George 11.
lck 11. Field.
1211s: Not'u'nik District
iidunrd 1'2 Monti. 1'} K.
ti. 11111111911111 kc.
(ilr-t'uymen 11nd tithcr (1111111111
51111111 Norwnilt t‘ount'il. Knights of
(‘oitlmbttln William 1". Ward.
lrnnd Knight.
l‘lonc'ht-r's lirum (“orps
tilrder 1.’ltitcd American
Frederick Scollcld. marshal
i’ntrlotic Order of the Sons
Amerlt'n. \‘t‘. H. Avery, president.
1101' Scouts, South Norwnlk linptist
Church.
Tilly.
(‘om m lite-cw
St. John. if.
of
Other ("1111' Soclotlt'd
(inribnldl 11111111
1111111111 tndepondont Society.
t‘ltutiott. prcsldcnt
iienellt Society
Court ‘Nsrrnk Drum Corps
of School lioys. Franklin
William E. Chancellor,
Superintendent
Regiment of School Boys. East .\'or-
wulk Schools, tlcorlze 1'11.
’lhompson, Princtpnl
(‘nrrtnils ol‘ South \orwnlk Stitool
(this
South \‘orwnlit Filth Dopnrtment,
(‘hlot 1-‘t1ginecr George W llognl'
(ins, First Assistant! r‘ng'iilecr 1'1011-
11rd 1.2911111. 3111111111 Assistant Eu-
glneor Jacob Schnuh. .lr.
i’utnum iiooe Company members with
‘ 1111311111 wagons
Sc 111101,
111
members with truck.
Row-nylon Fire Department. Chief En-
gineer Hurry S, l'it'yun. First Alistair
.ant Chief Engineer George W. Ste-
vens. Second Assistant (‘hiet Engl-
neor Charles Wells.
Rowuylon 1101111 Company,
John H. Plunder. First.
F‘oremun F‘rtulorlck Dukes.
Assistant Foreman [inns Gutter.
CITY OF NORWALK MARCH.
Foremnn
' once Yesterday Morning.
The went-her seemed to appreciate
the simiiflcunoc of the largest Memor-
lul my celebration ever held in Nor-
wulk 111111 the; intruders, the voternns
and those others in the prooosslon,
were spared the drenching they must
have had, had the morning Weather
been anything like that. of the utter-
noon.
tlme the parade formed in Wall street
until «the feast in the town assembly
0“”.
the success of the day. The line ofi
march on printed previously was clone-l
'lr adhered to 111111 was as follows: Pa-
rad-9110111111111 at G. A. it. he‘ll in Wall
street, moving out through Wall
street, down to East. avenue to Earlo'o
Hill. countermorchln'g north up East
avenue to St.- Paul's churchyard.
where the groves of the deceased vol-
diet-s hurled hero were decorated, 11
funeral dim?
OM“. W
(‘lllvct' 111111 Moder?
iiiechtiulos.‘
lioy Scouts. Rowztytmt ilnptlst t‘httrch:
Snivutor
Joseph :1 Hungarian (‘111111111 1' Sick'
Big Turnout to Witnoho tho Observ-t
There was no rain ttrom the‘
hall utter the armory exercises was.
Everything in the upper city passed,
oft smoothly 11nd collects credit nponi 1
those who worked so lndustrlouuly for
w 11mm 111111 Tupi (
sounded by Aldo it‘nodoriclt 1‘... (thumb ,
tor 11111111 Tutu-11 3111,1th Nomi .
‘iittoln street, down min ,j'
“techno Won street. m Watt 1
street 1.11111 “Whiz?“ avenue. to the ,
woo worth-y of special culnmendotion.
do the parade were the following in
order: Escort of Norwttlk Police.
Chief Thomas Leutherland and (lap—
taln Thomas Hunt lending, followed
by Sergeant Bryan ii. ,Silk, Officer
Charles E. Page, onicer Jarvis 'S. Mur-
ray and Officer Thomas .1. Dormer.
Marshal George W. Raymond.
Aides Ff]. Chandler-11nd C. l.
lngton.
HungerlitnvAmcrlcun Band, under d1-
motion of James P. Punzelt.
The Sixth Company, Coast Artillery
Corps, C. N. (1.. under Captain A.
M. Mossmun. in dress uniform.
Members of Buckingham Post, No. 12,
G. A. 11.. Commander George S
NOI'th leadi: 111, post m1 tubers
on foot
(luptnln Joseph S. iluxbt'e. 11111 .1‘1'111'11
old, rcprtstntlug thc [lulled States
Navy, in an automobile,
Mayor Edward .1. Finnegan, City Clerk
(11111111111 H. Dllworth, (Yonnclhnnn
\i. W. Benedict, 1'3. 1... Hoyt.
11. V. Worden, Win-Thomp-
son 11nd win. Howard in
bnroucheu.
Mort; members of llucklngham Post.
No. 12. 111 carriages.
A robustly of (fr-titer school children.
on foot.
School girls in autos, carriages, and
l. Hull's large auto truck. William
'l‘hompson‘s two unto tit-livery 111111-
11111, the lit-11111111 and Plumbing Com—
pnny's wngon 11nd i’rcusscr‘u oil on-
to delivery truck.
Note-11111 1111111111 society, on foot.
The \‘orwalk Fire Iiepnrtmcnt.
By-
--lf you haven't the time to exercise
regularly Drum 11 Regutcts will prevent
constipation. The induce a mild,
easy, healthful action of the bowels
Without) griptng. Ask your drugglsttot
them. 25c.
, HOPE HOSE AUTO BREAKS AGAIN.
Will be Sent Away Again to the Knox
Factory.
The Hobo. Hobo 1111111 chcmit'nl truck
is 1111:1111 out of rottunission. Firt- (‘111111
11111111111111” William 'l'hompsun said 11118
morning. "Thu mnt'hlno was tit-vcr
hullt fight." it will hi‘ nor-cusnry 111
111-1111 tho onto to the Knox ln'tory.
iron: which it first. ("111110, to‘ltuve it
11111111111. the tire committee lit'llei‘e.
‘i’ltc 1:111:11 tire 1111- 1111111111 -ot the trou-
‘nle' manic. :1 11d ycstci'duy when the ma-
,1'111111 “'11.: six wly returning froth the
i 1'11111111' 111111 111.111 touched the. Wall
street 11111111 111 River street. the 111110
E htoltc down. it is now 111 the barn,
nits-innit» titties-11111111 1111» tire commit-
ttrn is 111113111111 up the matter of speedy
i l(; sir work.
(‘hivt 1111111111901 George ii Montgom-
ery when naked cementing the truck
11111111 morning, said. "All i can 11111 is
i that it is broken down again."
it the nutrition was 11 lemon in the
llr‘st‘plnt't', as it reltnlnly seems for
with 311111 cure it 1111.11 broken down a
rumour 111' times. llivn the Knox tunn-
ninetnlvns should be compelled to
1111111:- tho 111111111111 and put it in first
i
1
101111111 condition, the ofllciuls believe
i and probably the auto will be shipped
to the factory at once.
l
g
1
1
Old W all 110011 111111 Ladder Company
Assistant 4
Second ,
Keep It on [be H
It‘sagt'eatthing to beable
to go to the ice-box and find
.1 bottle of ‘Clicquot 011111.. .
There' s nothing to satisfying
, and refreshing.
Clicquot Club Ginger A111 to 1
floor: as it’ a good.
quality confectioner‘o sugar,
, choice ginger. oils of lemons
, and limos. and pure. crystal-
clear spring water. No chem- ,
ionic-no preservatives.
l A! M: Maw!
~ ‘mm 1': 11.11:"
am
iMintz’s
0..
morrow ,
ingerie Dresses
Sample Line.
\\’1' will show 11 new line of 11th Sample Lingerie
llrcsscs for women and nusscs at 011c~tltirtl 05 the
regular pricc. chnlar values $7.50 to $18. Prices
range from ........ 1-- $4.95 to $12
Linen Suits
51111111 Linen Suits. all the new 1912 slylcst all '51ch
111111 colors. ()11 solo at ........ $4.95 to $10
.1
Very special
Linen Suit itt 11111112111111 linen color.
sztlc tomorrow at . . . .
"Linen Coats
;\ big 1111c of Linen Coats and Dusters. It'll Sizes and
and all the new styles $1, 49 to $6
Children’s Dresses
l'lt'crytltittg that’s new and chic in Children's Dresses.
All sizes at very ttlotlcrate prices $1.25 to $10
Serge 81 Silk Dresses $4.95
Special line of Silk and Serge Dressc
$8. 011 salt“ at . . , . .
Value $7. 011
.11 nu...-
Valttes up to
- 1 $4.95
.........1
>1
New Lace Callers
.-\ new line of Lace Collars for tomorrow. A great
many styles to pick from 25¢ and 49¢
a
. 1
Rain Coats
Special Sale of Raincoats.
$4 Lunts ..‘..
$5 Loats
Silk Rubber Coats
-.$249
$3.95
111.3695
Parasols 99c to $3 fit)
PARASOLS at 99¢.
In plain anti fancy colors,
1 1...
~n.11.1.1.1........-.~....aav--1.
11.1..
1111111111111- they are $1.25.
Plain 111111 fntuv handles.
NEW SILK PARASOLS $1 98 to $3 49
' . In plain talieta and 111111'1 materials very smart hail—
dies. On sale $1.98 to $3. 49.
White Hats
1701- the street, for the beaclt——A big line of new White
F41 and Turkish Towel \Vhitev Hats
from 75¢ to$3
VERY SPECIAL
Clearing Sale Prices 1n every department tomorrow— ' R
too many bargains to advertise—just come and,
see for yourself. “
Norwalk Chronicler