Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 11, 1915 · page 5

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50¢. $1.” :81 $1.25
BUNGALOW APRONS.

CHILDREN’S ROIHPERS
5 At 25c.
fl‘ Special Value at

.E. K.‘ Banks

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er towns in the state. Some of themi
were of foreign birth. When they
heard that they would have to return
iome without money or furniture, they
;ecame angry and conversed loudly
..mong themselves in their native
.ongueu. Thera.were also a number of
Bridgeport women present and a few
men. 1‘
One man'came from New Haven
and he told one of the lawyers inter-
ested in the case that he was sore be—
cause .he had lost his day's pay and he
expected to get back money he hadI
paid in. The situation was explained
to the customers, the lawyers present I

 

informing them that the notices they.
received clearly stated that it was not
necessary for them to be present at 10-1
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1EATHERV FORECAST.

F0 j.\o1walk an \icini11;

night \\ ednesday increasing
ness. ollowed by showers.
Pleasant weather pre\ ails this morn-
ingi the eastern districts. The south-
ern turbance is now central near
Pensafola, Florida. it is causing cloudy
and rpiny weather on the East Gulf
and SVouth Atlantic coasts The north-
west 11 disturbance is now central of
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Fair to-
cloudi-

Orders Public Sale. I
I Referee Bankfldecided to grant the
Imotion of Trustee DeLaney and order 1
ed that a sale be held next \ionday‘
morning at the company s store on

Fairfleld avenue, provided the ap-I
praisers‘ file their inventory with him'
Itodny. if the inventory is not filed un-
til tomorrow, the sale will not beheld
Vuntil Tuesday, May 1. The hour will
Iprobablybe ii a. n1.. as this will e11»
'able out-oftown bidders time to reachI
here and make bids on the stock.

.All of the lawyers present were
agiecable to Monday as the day for
the sale and notices will be sent outV
tomorrow and it is expected there willIV
be a large number of bidders present

Attorney Jacob B Klein, who repre I
sents Solomon Badascb. secretary of.
the (‘rand Rapids concern. suggested.
to Referee Bank that in granting the

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Entrances on Main Street,IlIi"aiIrfiIeld Avenue and Cannon 3:.

 

I Bridgeport. Conn.
Tuesday, May 11, V1915.

This week for'
summer sewing
.---and spec1a1 prices! , .

A splendid lot of fine cotton dress goods 15 lager to been) summer work by getting made

1111 right away

A sturdy lot of wash goods, that will bc of c11ual scrtit't cath mouth in tl1c1',car offers itsI

lllt 111bcrs with spec1al attraction

A beautiful gathering of C‘Illbroideries spreads ‘itsclf for choice this \Vtck.

just now

trics arc important part of one s attire this summer.
A large number of sewing notions rangc tl1c111stlxcs ready to ice up into the suviiiU—bas—

Him I] savc trouble latcr and money now

I

c111l11'oid~

And

lttattsc of 1111 sc things this is essentially the Incck for sunimcr sewing til bc pluuncd for

a‘ud ac'tuall) begun.

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\\ car data for summer drcsscs and waists IarIc almost l1crt .wmw
\\ ho would not hc fully rcady-—\vhcn rcadinIcss can bc made with mam economics

lherc are big swings in plcntv hcrcotold oi.
\oilcs or the sturdy pongcttc 01 the dclighifttl cnibroIitImit-s
All 111 ho rcad may illitl‘t'.

_\s 1011 111311 all is rc. 1111'.

Pretty dress cottons ;

extra money’s-worth.
.Ripplette in tasteful stripes. Some

light, some dark. Quite crinkly iu
weave, soft of finish. Launders easily
and excellently. 32 inches wide—8c
yd.

Females of full 36 inches in width
and in patterns that are either novel
or staple. Stripes. checks and flower-
ed designs are all included~and in
many colors. Standard Quality. 9c yd.

Dress ginghams in plaids that girls
will like, in stripes that will make
good house dresses, in small checks.
Of good weight. nice finish. much dur-
'abllity. 32 inches wide—10c yd.

Pine handsome batiste. sheer and

.\o llccd lo lt'l

yd.

Tub silks. rich in quality and in ct-
fcct. With all the strength of fine cot-
ton and all the beauty that the inter-
mixing of silk gives. Striped in effect-1
ive patterns and liked colors, 32 inches
wide—50c yd.

Non-wrinkling linens that to their
rich colors and firm weave add this
great [caturet-~tl1ey do not wrinkle.
Good weight and of splendid wearing
power. Green. pink, tan. brown, laven-‘I
der. purple. navy, cadet, and old rose.‘
36 inches wide—50c yd.

Pure white crossbar and fancy white
stripes for waists and dresses. Quite
a variety of sizes in each. Nice tex-

I actual value of thc crisp

\ on will scnsc it (1111cl\I_1 I

32-50.
(‘repe dress patterns of individual
effect and much beauty, tan and old

lbluc and white with old-rose embroid-

sun—$6 and $9.

I-liandsonie embroidered dress pat.
terns of fine crepe, pure white, richly
beautiful. Plain crepe for waist, nar-

row edge for trimming, 45-inch fiounc-

lug for skirt ~1$10 to $15.

Sewing-Notions.

.\ grcnt dcai of annoyaucc may
bc savcd by tl1c woman who
‘starts S11ri1111 scwing with .'1 full
sc'uing haskti. What boihcr to
11ccd fasth-ntrs or thicad and bc
“all out,"

fdaiuty. printed in dots. stripes and ex-

turc. very tasteful, will launder like a

Bipelow Electra
Axminsler rugs,

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HowLANu's

gntmcc on Main St. Fairfield Armada Cannon :1.

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usually $25 here,

gOOVVBigreIpr cVarpet folks 111akc a number of diiichtnt and

g a cs—nut the Electra :\.\111instcr r111,r is their

pride
taut blame them: it is a Splendid rug.

l"ossibI) no other Axminstcr rug iiiadc has bctome
so popular. Its quality has been big factor
that popularity. Its beaui} has been anothtr.

()uality of I lcctra runs is such that thcy “car and
“car and Vlt‘al'. Ihc_\ are of finc firm “orstcd ca1cfully
dycd with fast colors note! 1011 1001115 that make lhtlll
i1r111 and ciosc and sIoIid 1101 (H with a dccp soft smimau

lhis surface depth wit-(15 rich tolor ciiccf which is a
fcatuic oi their l1caui1.(olors arc dccp and lltll. Ility
how a subducd lustt1rI.foo.\lI1iChI1$ notablc.

Dcsigns are rare tombinatiou of good tastc and
good colors. Sonic ()frlhc Orientals arc truc likcncss of
rarc rugs from Fair Iiast. 'l'hc t1vo~to11c rues contradI
the too shatlcs of the one tolor1i11 chIUhtfuI fashion,
|l1c|c arc small— —ii1.{urcd and vincd dcs' urns that. fit so ucll
into lill'j’t room “here ihct add much to furnishinu.
Some of tl111111cdallion patterns stand out with splcndid
licauu.

\I.11d c1cr1' Elcttra 111;_1 is so flill\llt’tl that it lies flat
upon the floor! . '

Thcsc at. spcria] price 21111 of rctrttlar quality of 111011-
I.1r bcauh. of 1c-rnlari11iish. 'IVl1c_\ {in fresh and of new
pattern tight out of thc “rappinuaV in which the Ilip‘clow
folks scnt thcm. And of fat or1tc size-1) b_\ 12 fcct.

Usually. price here is $25. A number of stores count

them full value at $26. These because they camc'

Ill “inning

here on special terms

Needs for the clean
house and for house-cleaning

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$19. 50

Showgry weather between the Rocky order of sale, he make it by private
Mountains and the Lake region The 01' public sale 1’1“ the referee “Id

"temperatures are risjug in the 111155153. that he thought he ought to order that!

will be out again soon.

ippi Valley.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.

'1'ciil1'1c'l‘aturc: Low, 42; high.
(10. Rain.

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A regular session of Monker Giotto
will be held in Masonic Temple on
South Main-street. Friday evening.

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Judge Keogh is spending the day in
New York city_.VV Attorney Nehemiah
Cnndee lsIIa vts'itoi- in Bridgepbn.

The regulanhusiness mailing of the Illeled yesterday afternoon 1101 that it colors.
some will make summer house gowns,

Young :People’s Society of St Peters'
Lutheritn church will be held next
Thursday evening in- the assembly
rooms of the church All members are
urged to come, as there is important
busithess to transact.

 

It - .
My {Olive Gray France and C1111 Iwhen 811110 was paid in they onuld delightful flowers and stripes give “.
, stylish effect.

dren «left today for their home in
Kent Ohio, after an extended visit
with 1Mrs. Fr'ances pa1enis,
Mrs. Cyrus W. Gray, of Prospect aIve-
nue.

 

A large pile of wood in the rear-1
yard of John 9..- Lawrence. on West
street, this city, caught fire this after,
noon. The firemen from the Centre

Fire station arrived in short order and '1m011e) 111 the bank “MI the 500d WWI flowered designs-

had the fire out within a short time.
The damage was very slight.

 

jibe goods be sold by public sale as
1this course was practically decided up
011 by the lawyers at the last heaping ‘1
He stated that any bidder who could,
not get here on the day of the sale!

could send his bid to the trustee and:
a certified check of 1 per cent. of the'
bid must accompany it. ‘
inventory Expected Today.
E Attorney A. J. VMerrltt, who 1i‘Iepre-
seuts Trustee DeLaney, told Referee
Banks that the appraisers. Estey Dun
ning, Frank 8 091.211 and John A.‘
IVSpnt'ford,wereI1"iiorking on the luven- |
1tory and they exped1ed to haie it co'm-I

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could be filed with the referee. I

One of the laWyers jtated that the
.inventory would piobably amount to
about $11. 000. There are about 8000
creditors of the concern, most of them
being housewives who paid 215 centsi
a week with the understanding thatI

Iget furniture \alued at that amount.
Some customers paid in nearly all of’

Ismaller payments it is said that theI
VIaniount paid in averages about $110
a customer.

The concern failed a few month's ago
Iwith liabilities of nearly 5100. 000 andI

cellent flower patterns, 30 inches wide.

Handkerchief voile: a light and

beautiful voile that will make charm- .

'lng dicsses. Dots. stripes and floral
patterns. 32 inches wide—10c yd.
Pougette. a lustrous soft firm cloth

1very like soisette in appearance and
in adaptability. Will make excellent,

'1.walsts as well- suited for men' a shirts
P tunes of Pongetio will be cool and
da ty and durable. Striped patterns.
some in combinations of two or three
colors on white. 32 inches wide—45¢
yd.

Pilase almost crepey 11717713757171?
printed with small flowers in natural
Some are notably girlish;
of real coolness and comfort. 3:! inch
ea wide—lzyzc yd.

Beautiful eponge of silk and cotton
interwoven. in figured design. lus-
trons and tastefulw-‘lSc yd.

Voile that is strong but lightw eight;

40 inches wide—~19: yd.

Madras shirtinga; ought to call

Mr. 1.11th 317. 50 while others had made much I Ithem madras walsllngs for they are aaV

liked for waists by women as by men
for shirts. Soft and fine, close texture.
tasteful striped patterns. 32 inches
wide—19c yd.

Flowered crepes of silk- and- cotton»

10¢ yd.V

handkerchief—10c yd. . 1

Crossbar voile and striped crepe and
some effective nub crepe voiles, \d-
mirable fox waists or for summer
. dresses that will insure comfort during
the hottest weather. 27 and 36 inches
wide—19c yd.

Fine fancy striped white goods and
rice cloth 'and nub clotl1;,the latter8
two 111adt.1 distinctive by the little ir-
regularities in their weave, 36 inchesi
wide-25o yd. "1': - 1'

3111 ~ 2

Fine handsome . ;,

summer mmideries- -

ISumn1cryVVichlturc . sunnucrvI
path-r115, summcrv bcaItttVVyV.1

\\ itl1 thcsc, vaIuc that is strik—

i11 .
iarrow voile embroidered edges. Snap- -fastencr tape. black and white
'1‘ 196 yd.
patterns in blue. pink, or lavender on .
white foundation, equally pretty for A “In“ basting cotton, 520 V":-
trimming or for collar and cuffs— 3900‘.“ 'J 5 or c
25.: and 39.: yd. ' i Lawn bias fold, size 1. 2 and 3, 6-.yd
’plece.— 3 for 10¢.

Pure white. line organdy. have just
enough crispness to make them partlo-V,
ulurly dainty—250 to $1 yd. I

Cambric edges. good patterns and
much variety. fresh1and attractive,—
‘ 121/21: yd. 1

Wide ilouncing embroiderles ofI
crepe and voile. 27 inches wide. hand- I

395915 0‘ about 324100“ “18 later “1'1 The luster given by the silk is bright-I some patterns. plain or fancy edge—I

of the concern.
I A. L. DeLaney was appointed .re
celver by the Superior court and int-

11 'cluded ”18 3101* on hand “‘Ie leases,1eued and beautiful by the tasteiu1175c yd.

40 inches wide-
391: yd.

Unique nub crepe in which silk and.
cotton combine their strength and

At; the mIeetoing of the Old Well Ier, hen the composition plan offered beauty Woven with narrow striped

members were accepted into member-

ship. Following the transaction of
routine business refreshments were
served. ~

heir. M L. Stein: is in Hartford to-
day,1attending the monthly sessions
of Cpnnecticut Valley pastoral confer-
encegof which he has been secretary
for the last “five years. From there he
intends to go to Springfield and spend
a do with his brother who is pastor
V (1f1';inity Lutheran church of that:
cfty.V ‘ .

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Former Lieutenant Governor Fldwin
0. Keeler sustained a slightly bruised
leg last evening in an accident.
which occurred in front of the Nor-
walk Club. He was standing on th1
running board of a friend's. automo’
bile talking and the car was started
up, the chauffeur thinking that Mr.
Keeler had stepped off. A water by-
drant caught his leg and bruised the
flesh» He is. confined to his home
today as a result of the injury, but

 

ofInearly 3,730 degrees.

' '. ...TAXES

Will be due again April lst.
next year. BEGIN TO SAVE.
UP 0W. We will pay you 4
per cent. on your deposit which 1

' can “drawn. with 4 per- cent:

interest- added. on April 7, 1916,.
when" your taxes become due.

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iasch a plan, so Referee Banks appoint-
1ed A. L. Debaney trustee.

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What We Didn't Know About Temper-
ature Would Flll a Big Book.
The highest honors of the scienti-

fic world await exploration in the un-

known fletds 6f temperature. Strange
as “may show. we really know very
little about temperature Between the
estimated at 6,000 degrees C‘and ab
solute zeio, estimated at minus ‘273
very little has ever been
discovered. VThe field of research has
been practically restricted to 725 de-
grees or between the temperature of
liquid air (minus 200 degrees) and the
first visible red of heated iron (Vplus

temperature of 1,000 degrees (7..

twenty -nine metals become liquid. at

1,069 degrees gold fuses, tungsten

melts at 3,000 degrees, the tempera-

ture of the electric arc is 3,720 de-
grees. and here begins the great tin
known in the world of heat. ’

The hottest thing on earth is the
electric furnace, with a temperature
in this in-
.tense heat even the diamond can be
melted and boiled like water. But
thip is barely halfway to the temper-
attire of the. surface of the sun. and
Vic is thought that research in these
higher temperatures ,will' ultimately
result in the greatest discoveries of
the age.

What these discoveries may. be no
one and forces, any more than any.

'6 could have foretold the results .of

 

blue. taupe. sand. rose, green and navy
36 inches wide—39c yd.

Embroidered voiles of spotless 11l1ite1

in dainty
~10 inches:

with figures embroidered
colors and dainty‘designs.
wide-59c yd. I

Tussah of silk and cotton. Season.
able and fashionable: and in the col-
ors so much sought. 30 inches wide—I
291: yd.

Tomboy suitings; a firm stout fabric
that will make excellent outing dress-
es and suits for girls. Makes one

think of galateasV, 32 inches wide—25c flouncing and edging. per 5917-31 ‘01——

\
I Organdy and crepeI and valid 27-‘
| inch flounclngs. some crlsp. some cling-V:
ing. a number of delightful patterns-I
I 651: yd. ..
Beautiful batiste Bouncing of fine.

I 1Hook and Ladder Company, held last W Secretary 33‘1““! was 0053”"de effect; the stripes having hubby andVI texture. eyelet and blind patterns. 271
. evening in the company's quarters, in It was found “1*“ a “1350“” of the;effe<:tive irregularities in their wdav inches wide and especially good 101-1
the Central Fire Station, the new Cuswmer "editors (”if “Ol “I“O" “ad' 1111;. Among colors: —pluk. Wisteria: .ba'bies dresses.~35c yd.

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Sotably fine flouncin'g's of cigandy
and batiste. 27 inches wide. dainty:
patterns, excellently made—85¢ yd. 1'
I Organdy flounCing of 27 inch widthV
Iin rich effect. light and line of both
'quality and pattem,—-$1.75 yd.
i ,
1 Exclusive flounces. of fine organdy.
embroidered in white or in colors, V4111
inches wide, rarely beautiful-$3.001
. yd. . I
Sets of embroidered batiste for ba-I
bies' dresses. included are yoke andi

 

.10 fear of that. if one profits by‘ the
opportunity brought by this week.

Here are the very articles most-
ncedcd during Spring selvihg—-—and at
below regular price.

Clark's Sea island 2cord cotton.
200 yd spools—2 spools 5c—28c tier.

0 N.- T. darning cottou, black. white

and l1rown.—— 3 for So.

Sewing silk. black. 100 yd.-spooi—-

. 3c.
Aunt Lydia’s button thread, black
.or white . 3 for 10c1

Kohinoor dress fasteners, black and
white. per 1102— . 1151:
Sono- More dress fasteners. all sizes.
black and white— 3 doz. 51:
Windsor hooks and eyes, non-rust~
3 card: 106'

' White tape in pieces of 24 yda.~;~tio
Stay binding. black and white, roll

of 3 yards— 100 «dot.
Warren featherbone for girdles.
piece of 12 yarda— $1.05
Pin sheet. all sizes pins. 00 count-—
31:.

Dressmakers' pins. li-pound box-
191:.

Safety pins. nickeled. sizes 1. 2 and
3, -- 2 doz. 5c.
Elastic webbing, black and white—-
6c. yd.

Serpentine collar stays. several
5c

sizes. white and black.——
Dress shields. light weight. guaran‘
teed. sizes, white and black—— 5:.
Dress shields; light weight. guaran-

teer. sizes" .. 3 and 4-
-15.;. 17c anll 20c.

Nickeled scissors, sites 81/; to on.—
. . - . 19c

inside belting. black and white, 1
and 2 inches wire— 51: yd.
Wilson dress hooks. all sizes. black
and wl1ite,'~'—- 7c card.
Pearl buttons, pure white, perfect in

pattern

12 to120 Hone—7c. doz. 1

22 to 36 Mane—7c. card

White crochet buttons, several sizes
. 101: card

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CLUB LICENSE BILL.

HARTFORD, May..11.—The Senate
through a conference committee,
Agreed to the House anlendment to'
the club license bill and with the
governor’s approval of the measure,
social clubs hereafter will have to
pay for the privilege of selling liquor
to their members. securing certifi-
cates from the county commissioners
at a cost of $100. no club to be li-
censed in a no-llcense town.

The bill creating a state. board of
finance was warmly debated in the
House and then adopted in concur-
rence. Some members objected to a
section which permitted citizen mein-
bars of tthmard to sit with a legis-
lative committee on appropriations
and to vote on recommendations. it
being held that no citizen has alight.
to exercise a power yested in a mem-

 

pg discovery of radium-New V'Yo'rk»
_, orldq 1 1-

3111114 of the legislature... Mr. Vlflqnns

amendment to strike. out this section
was rejected, 98 to 58.

-~‘.Tl1e_._l:louse adopted in concurrence
im'go'riference committee‘s amendment
to the hill concerning use of vehicles
on highways which reduces the pen-,
alty for refusal of a driver to give his
name to a police officer, who stops
him for failure to have lights bum-
ing after sunset.

Plans concerning the celebration of
Memorial Day in Norwalk were con-I
sidered, last evening. at the meeting
of Douglas Fowler Post, GI. 1A. R. The
arrangements. howexprghave not been
completed. but- .prolmbly will be on
Monday night.y.1hen1thé next bust-
noss session Wm he held. ‘

I Members of Court Mahacltemo. For-
esters. of America,‘laat evening met in
their new quarters iii Red 1111111. Half.
db Ii'trbe't‘. platters

0"! general 111111116571, were transacted.

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Points for Sentinel Reader: to Con-
sider When Out Shopping.

Record albums for all size records
.911 said at Donnellys Book Store.
V.V.;;The 27th anniversary sale“ of the
Boston Sfore'is proving a ponular 31101
case. The store is full of bargains for
the entire week.

A pretty pump for ladies. made by
Ed". the leading manufacturer of
shoes for women, is ready for your
inspection at Connolly & Bracken’s.

Because of absence of Corporation

Counsel William F. Tammany. in Ha'rt- ~

ford / there was a brief meeting only
held by the charities investigating
commute last evening. Councilmen 'R.
in. insulin and Henry 1E. Hipson. and
William Devine wei‘e the only inter-
ested parties present. ' ' '

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Minion. -.....1t..n.i.,s.....f

\\'l1at a lot of diii't'rcnt things for the housc!

Ihcrc arc kitchcn utcusils of aluminum and nickcl

and “glass and about every sort of material. -'

Tlicrc arc gas-siovcs to make summer
comfortablc affair and fine china and; cut
which to serve the palatable summer 111cals,

There is garden hose and gardening fools: c\cn
somc for the little members of the famil1 to “liclp’ with

lhcrc arc soaps and pohshcs and clcauscrs and mops;
man) sorts: 1""

\nd thcrc arc savings almost without number.

' \\'c have been busy busy busy.

If quantities had been ordinary. this advertisement
would not be printed But we made rcady'for scrvini:
a lot of Vi'olks-—and vou may share in the :11 mars yet. I

V FVoiithh floor , . ‘R‘Vb
A nice suit
is now less

Ihosc jaunty I’rincc Chap suits matlc \vi‘t’h midway
br-aid bound sack coat and smait flaring skirt’ arc among
the sorts now at less pricc. lhc1' rc especialli' atiiactivc
for women of youthful figure.

Thosc plain tailored suits on conservative Iincs. d11—
simicd to soften the lincs of in” figures, arc' members of
the gathering. 'l‘licir sizcs range up to 50. I

Trim Norfolk suits. with bclt all around or
across back and in several stylcs of plcatiugrercady in
plain colorsand in the smart black-Iaud-whitc checks.

These are but cxamplcs. Thc suits at ncw pricc i11-
cludc all the scason's good offerings, all tltc'likcd colors
and black. all the tasteful \vorth-wbilc fabrics.

And this is what they sell for :-

$20 to $27. 51') suits $30 to $35 suits

$18.50 $23.50
$37. 50 and better suits '
$30

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cooking;r
glass

Second floor.

The IIoWIand Dry Goods Co.-

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PHONE 4n

Optician

Everythingin the Optical Line' ' "I

 

Eyes Examined Free

 

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NEW STYLE STERLING

TbeM. Schoenberg PianoCoV

 

ARSENATEV OF LEAD, BORDEAUX MIXTURE FOR
SPRINAYING

Sticky Banding for trees, Tobacco Dust,
Soap, Helleboro, Bug Death, “Slug Shot,” Paris
"Caascuf' Insecticide.

Tomato, Cabbage, Pepper, Pansy and Salvia Plants.
1 All Kinds of Seeds. Armout’s Fertilizers.

20- 22 Main 51., Norwalk

 

For Up-to-dato Service Call
Fred H. annual. _
Funeral Dir-deter and Embalmei

Office and Maldona-

Scale

PLAYER PIANO . I'
I2} South ilinn Street.

Vioa Washington SL1}:
Establllh’d 1888.;

 

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