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‘ nhWoalen'e and misses' Guile, Coats Dresses. Shirts Waist: and con 5
Id“: It Greatly Reduced Prices. PARIS M
E3 So. Main St. Seldh Norwaill SIS flslnSt. Sanford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town. ‘ .
As a rule the first step it woman makes toward her spring
: , wardrobe is the buying of a Sweater. it is the great Indispensable
' We are showing a variety oi models. hand knit in plain and
I fancy weaves. All the most wanted colors The selection of one
'I . of these garments insures mot-h economy and satisfaction in style.
- isol'llr Women, Misses and Children at Special Prices.- > I
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:- feet, tired feet.
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'j out all the poisonous exndetions
'. edy that does.
:2 smaller shoes. Ahlr how comfortable1
;; yeufleet will leei. "1’13” is e deiixhtii
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Good-bye come oniiousee, minions
_‘ and raw spots. No more shoe tigho‘
_ neee, no more limping with pain or?
drawing up your face in asony. "M”
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which on! up the loot—«tile only rein- I
.Use ”NZ" and lives"!1
Get ll 26 cent. box or "M" not it
any drugslst or department store."
Don't suitor. Here good teetfigial
feet test that he‘ll“ swell never hurt.
neVer get and A year‘s nooteonlidrt
guaranteed or money refunded. ‘ '
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JOE JEMNETTE'S
VICTORY UNFOPULAR
Wen-u-
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Decision of Dates"! of Win In",
Anurnii'an Donor.
DONDON. lay Sw-Cniin Sell; an
'a lull twaflyeonad match with Joe
Jeannette; lie negro lighter, or ill»
nette the ohm inn received with l
«iguana—‘-
Hsszoa manage how or.
H“ ”roast
y’ ‘g!
Cemetery at state in the Cleveland ell-I
b winisti'n‘tiob‘ ‘to be governor of the
5‘ ‘, Sandal-ill Mire Board, and foul Wan’
burial. of New ,York, to be a member
to! his acceptance was being awaited
- 'todey. but friends hare-were inclined
_ to believe- he would not. decline. :iiir.
president to I accept this mace. VINO“
Goodahye sore feet vhurnlng feet. ‘
_ nel of the W Reserve Board with
{the obunting 61 the
,, lend“ outbnret” o'f booing from the dis- 5 5
;; enlisted spectators
Florist ‘
flung
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Wilson has selected Richard Olnfifil
of the board. .
Althonshf the“ breeldent has altered
the governorehip to iir. Olney, word
Oiney was uttered the ambessadorshlp
to Great Britain. by President Wilson
early last year,,hnt expressed an un-
willingness to leave, the country on ac-
count of histories-s interests; lie ,is
being strongly urged by'triellds oi the
the president has spoken of as equal
in importance to a place on the bench
at the fluorenlo Court of the United-
Stetes. 5 I.
Mr. Olney, though 78 years old, is
native end has line a long experience
in the business world and finance
which the president and his advisers
believe would especially be adapted
for the head of the reserve board. I
{1dr Warburton. who was connected
Iwitll :Klihn. boob it Company, has
been altered membership on the boom
mom or his selection as well a~
Imam members of the board hesidbtlib
governor, is expected to be made with»
emttwoorthrudsynuot
Iiers aré being made to the men whom
the president has low it is In
”retool! that a Sodium beaker is to
he one or the three, but he intimation
has none as yet as to his ldea’tlty..
Oihbial Washington as well as
blinking ciru‘ss “basally are nwsitlns
the annoirnostt o! the full person-
nod has acoepted. Formal anoonnie-
intense interbst. as it lormaily will set
in mm the heir currency law which
was high“ bar 23,1“. With the
selection a! the tnblve regional re-
serve books we «isolation or the
board hat bath the most vital step in
new omens: inw.
all. banners heroism-m andthe
exportation oi atheists in that within
another month the entire system will
be in tall swing, although thereIare
certain transitions which‘wlll‘ ocenpy
a greater lowlife! time
Jerseyh‘olhgmsn my to lot.
from menu's. minim-ins
"vi
u bun”, ’ " 31 “(l
yesterday by ltnniger’ Home; of the
looms. muse: alleges tint in the
eleventh new or yesterday's game.
to Nill'or. Cinema helium a till
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his: shepitchedheiimtererthoI
,platsandwssoelledentenhtrikss. 3,5
Mil mi MINNIE.
CINCINNKML‘ ilsfi 3:4». formnl oro- -
- Punter game heyw5
' «May was mailed to President Tenor
monsoon. W h-dlortiordm
_ Pittsdeld limo beams on amount
=lolly a «moment "
l out loiLIns the greatest tonic «racon-
,mummmiVM'
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GUARANTEE, AND:- NI¢OMMEND
WNOL. .
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or g medicine It it the list“! limit
gist who sells it. ‘
Thorsten. whm over seven than
and a! the mist mil Mists in
the country recommend Vin‘or, our de-
lioious cod liver and iron tonic, "with-
shooter and ell-shrill Ill-renter :- they
have ever sold, it must indicate the
males of Vinoi ~
We could publish“ columns of such
testimony as the following:
J. (3 Brady, drusgiet or Fell Illiver,
Mesa, says: ”in cases where cod
liver oil, emulsions and other tonics
tail, Vlnol will" has], strengthen and
cure." . ' .
C. A Potterfleld, druggist, oi
Chsrleston. W. Va. aye: “it is a
piassnre to hell Vino as it glVes such
universal satisfaction."
Hunter . e McGee druggists of
Jackson Miss say: {‘We have great
confidence in the strength creating
and ouretlve value of Vinol"
we not every run-dorm, nervous,
debilitated, aged or week person or
any person suiferlng from chronic
coughs ooids or bronchitis, to try
a bottle of vinol with the understand
ink that their money will be returned
it it does not do all we claim 1".
H. Baxter. druggist, South Norwnlk'
(Benn.
\‘
our Saxo Salve we guarantee it 4
cateeohren BIRTHDAY
ANINlVER-SARY. A
Mentor Kenneth Harvey Weed, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Norway J. Weed, of 58
Woodward avenue, . entertained his
friends. Friday ottemoon, at a party.
given in honor of his eighth birthday;
Baum were played with songs and
music, which delighted all present.
Later the boys and girls sat Iglown to
a dainty collation, to which all did
matice. They all departed happy and
wishing their host many happy * re-
turns oi the day Thosepreeent were
the ioliowing:
Kisses Ruth lance. Bertha Van Bony.
Contest“ smith. Mary Smith, Olive
Casey Dorothy Govenner, Moi-y dic—
Nanny. mini-lei Anderson, Ethel Dele—
may; floaters William H. Hull. Al.
has liaise. Willis day-lunch Wired,
Oils! Sill-61mm Thom Remri
rem later Mikhail”,
lire. John I .Itrs. Vim: cors-
lash. Mrs. linemen. Mr, ind life.
dim J weed and Mrs. hinrshsli
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seven-rues llama nastiest
ii;
ill-y bemoan»! g“frame"
P. S For itching hurnlng skin try
Kmetb’m Weed, Kenneth Newman ‘
0751'!“ IMF"?! {MPROViNG
we.
(New Haven Union)
Connecticut residents everywhere
should be interested in'tho fact that,
aerordinsto reports. the oyster in-
their! ill this state, which for the
' past two you: has been struggling
along under a how! handicap, begin
to show aim of pickles aphasia.
Not in many years have the Col».
m oyster" mm been up
against as hard a proposition as they
have had to contend with during the
put two years. Those who no famil-
iar with the business routine that prowl
tinny ten months or hard been our
i
be entirely wiped out :by the failure
or the union to some properly or;
tor the shells to get what is helmet)
in the industry n sot. “This is. minim
young oysters do mot settle oil tho
shells that stilt eiehmmmern ails
pin down on thmopowmns heda' ill
the “would” the rents ore:
tors. Fortw' yeanthere has been
muesli; 1st in this stile. and
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-W:W.In thermi-
werelfl'ni
worm...» slid all-i
“ Well.
' develop. slim” allotment
it;
SHARES iN COUSIN'S ESTATE.
m
William R. Ramsey, of Ramsey, N. J.,
Left Over $70,000.
NEW YORK CITY, May fir—William
8.3m. slim lN. Julate cous-
billions“ dtChsrleeC. VnnBus-
kirk. lmnmmasroooo ac-
ordibztoanmiu‘lolhis estate
mlkmtnshonfiuor the Clerk
at themmtes‘nonrt, m share or
“it naming our websites w. Van Bus.
link. The M pesos over to 21 other
boost-I. v
What we decedent. who passed
away on July 18,1913. left ogtslde oi
this State. the more here on tile do
not show. Tho Neruik cousin share-z
illesrise in the ml at the property
minimal A. Marvin, late mother. in
Veiled. a hunk 31min, left a not
met 81,505.18 the. file. passed
am, “memorial.” m.s,1912
according toanmrsis'al nt h‘e'r estale
an file here. Frank Merrill. the son,
Willi: $800. while Lillie Marvin,
Wmlmw (wile at this son) re
M13! ”D.
The rest passes nver to oItller rela-
...,.
lot the tour months ending April 30
show an inorease crime in Chicago
vellum aw _
on 'Jan. 1’, live huddled "holdup"
robberies have been reported. the vic~
There vial-e We thousand burglaries
' s. "loom “1'9"”; amount-
‘onoii H as and muons
Norwalk Chronicler