politic-w; ~ ~ .. --':v~ 'rtrz mnmwmm ”ONDAY.FEB.M.1615 ‘
. wwmfiw'flmt TODAY in WALL sum. ‘
tWABHIN’GTON. M ld.—~Con- ——
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it ”Wis 1mm
Written and tsraot to a wash»
his m. .1‘t is abusing-Ii "no
5004» tons.
rampant-ls wrtthgsil 9mg» - _-
ill-tram; We? 1”
,wau, STEEL 10:30 l. till—Irrel-
his: price changes marked the renewal
of operations on the stock Exchange
today, with further activity in the Heb
al group,_ull thelecdlng Coppers st.
tuned new high records. American
mailman E, J. Hill mDRMnted pp
tillona of George H. Helga of Rt»
cheater and w. C. v. Duirin of Clean.
iv.“ v.,' of Richards it do, celluloid
Za’pan Company, and Boston Artificial.
Leather Company of Stamford, favor-
Noalm-KSOCIEFY NEWS if OWLAND’S
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W-fidlusmrdfitfiva-unkhnvmm Following a
m m we «mallard. guests art-rem buoyant-Jam ms. demos-iii W
our'thu-ty yin-air ' " In) a ' L "m ““5“.“ "nun" 'i‘m '9 ”1'“ ”“3““ i“ 11 Chain“ ing the dyestud hill. Zinc “d Me n P“ ' as we“ 3 .
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you W This malls mud: {stretch dauntonn. Congressmnn John Q. Tllfion has as Baldwin Locomotive and 59“ York ndgcport, cum" Saturday, Feb. 12. ‘9'6!
‘0 in Think “ 078'- Mr. and Mn. Seymour Curtis 0!. . , . , , A, , ~ . , . Air Brake were among the other
’ . . . presented petitions of the villains oi ., .. V
, interest may the “at.“ end at At- ‘Mlns Catherine launch, of new York strong and active issues. Lnlted
Glenhook favoring preparedness, and
CLty, was the weekend guest of Mr. States Steel was conspicuously navy,
bill.
t‘ongressmau 1’. Davis Onkcy ha:-
,introduced bills proposinlz to sraut 1!.
lpension to (‘harles Medley of Hart
street has returned from a visit witoi Misses Marion and Gertrude Mable, lord, late of t‘ompany B. \ Twpum
bliss ’Harfiu L Keith, “m. S“carpi 11 Robinon avenue, Danburyflfiegimentj New York Volunteer lnfau‘
'Bridgcpon. spent the weekend with friends tn’try, Spanisli-Alilcrlcsn War: also, a
I 30th Norwallt. ‘petition of the W. C. T. [7. of Plants
Taylor&Golden ,w, on, .. , ,
Tm 3,. tall __ Laud Mrsc. A. blCNalliat‘ll, at Reed St °f “Mm" “mu" and °Ehm °' losing almost a point at 84. but malts .
.. - South WTa-oot Bldg. Mrs. David Gay, of New York. has} ‘ ' ,,____. New Haven favoring the hers-ltd ing up some ground later. All railroad Howland machlnp to Our home
— been the guest of Electrician “at Miss Madge Miller, of Brooklyn, N. Glllicuddy: “kaens compensation shares were again shunlxd to the back ,- y
ground, \vlth moderate concessions.
Specialties, including Baldwin, declin-
ed abruptly on secondary dealings.
WALL STREET. Noon.w(‘otipers
continued to dominate the market,but
trading. was somewhat curtailed by
the stolm, which interrupted commit
New
of Tierney l’., has returned to her home after a
Vir’ll with Miss Agnes Golden of Fair-
held at r-ntle.
Mrs. Anthony A. Bitter,
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, of Main for $ I
I'll' OVERCOA'I'S
nit-allot) with “‘t‘slH'n [lolilh’
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are all that ”We left afoul Mr. and fire. chalet; N. Smith and, . ‘ .7 """ .. ~ {“11“- favoring ““1"”! 9"“FOWMD 0’ Emil?“ “"45 “1‘01““ “J b“ all!“ ”‘ ill lilt tllgim ll;l\~ inf Sprllw ~c\\iiiU ilhl :ll'tilllll] thc '
extensive clock 0' For Cuts. datlrhter, Mrs. Eleanor G. Smith. oli Ml“ _Mtldred D““‘“ and Ml“.m0"mg PICIUWB‘ the further accumulation of toppers, chm”. ,. i|(i\\i;ifl(i lilm'lliill- will \i'lm Tl: \mi'lli ‘
0118 880.00 cost now $60.00 Bayview avenue, will leave lhlri wwk ‘fannw‘hlw‘ 0‘ this city. who haw '~ fl" which fully hcld their ground, whileI ‘ A ’ ‘
l One moo coat now who for Washington, D. c. W“ the guests ofMiss Myrtle Urown- ADVOCATES TRAINED TAX AS- he balance of file. its! yielded sub" ,. . , ‘ _ .
2 One ”5‘“ coat now $28.00 1W. of its Crane s”Tr-t. Dunbur)‘. have‘ BESSORS. stantinlly to moderate pressure. “9'1 H ‘ ill-ll Illllt'lllllt \itll (it) I Lily sort Hi lmllic scuillg. o
'9 One 30.00 coat now (3500 3,“, and Mrs. Warren Ample.— and returned home. l BRIDGEPORT. l-‘eb. l-l.——Tll0 ark-clinics of a point or more in Canadian Mr. F ”U “wt H m” ””1 ”VH4“ ‘.
l 5- funny, who have recently moved froan ._- ~ _‘ _ inoinuuent by tbs stair of trained as Pacific, New York Central, Reading It “iii «‘11. m \tml WM“ “ml “WWII,“ h i‘ may .
g Florida. have taken “9 "“35" "Sid“"c‘d ‘Mr. and M” “mm.” P" “”lmms'i-WSHOP" “'10 “WM b? “bi“ ‘0 brim: and Chesapeake and Ohio contributed! in run: it i~ t';l.\\' to ltcl-p in 't‘il$\'rlllllllll“ condition i.
f at 12 [Awe street. it Putnam tiwnue. have been 0mm iexpert knowlcdge to the subject of to the heaviness of 11m more “Deculli- . V . ’ ’ 5 ' ’
‘ X __ ilfillliilg W. Winthrop Wright and fam'gtuntion, was advocated this millllllll; five issues. Crucible 31w" Studeba-l :‘ltlil hurt it Will stand up! "lis built wliiiiy, of Art L’
ttlatcrluls. by cxpcrt lllt'll. \\ til cu-rv t‘till\t‘lllt‘llt‘t‘
ball bcarillgs alolld’nrc in; f; ctor in limiting it <lllOtllil
e of Bridgeport. iby State Tax t‘ommlssloncr William In“.
iH. Corbin, when he appeared at a
A valentine social, for young peoplo ill.
will be held at Trinity Parish Hall,
her and other shares in tlic war‘groupi
“ 105ml DAVIS
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85 wishington 8:. so. "Mk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For florwaik lid vicinity: Fair to
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? or the Midland”. Zero tomcat
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j the probable formation of n girl’s bu
: kctbtill team.
'~ Bridgeport physician is in attondancc
! Stldnlill‘. of 'St. Joseph's church. are
111th and Tuesday; continued cold tol
night; warmer Tuesday; fresh north“
‘ winds. Weather conditions: An cx-'
ll aided alias of high pressure which is
cclltral over inch-kc region is pro
ducing pleasant weather with low tom-
pcrsturos in nearly all districbs cost
atures extended as far south as Vlh
ginia. and freezing tempemurw as far
Smith as Florida. The thermometer
nglrlEM mm at New Haven this
morning for the first'timccinco Doc.
2T. 19”.
WEATHER A YEAR AGL
.. TODAY.
3 'l‘cmperature: Low, 44‘, high,
:01. Rain.
TMY evening. February is. Each
gut-n: :.-. roquchttld to bring valentines,
Miss Victoria Bloch, daughter of;
Joseph Bloch. and Stanislau Gerald;
son of Anton Gerald. were marricdl
yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at
the South Nor-walk Baptist church. ‘by
the pastor. Rev. Ralph G. Hartley. The
bride wore white silk, with
bridal veil. She curried white roses.
The bride's mald was Miss CiltrenoI
Pyrontk. who whore yellow silk, and
Charles A. Mood, of mouse, New
Jersey, him boon visiting his father.
Melville E. Mead. of East avenue. who
has been seriously ill the past three.
weeks. .. .t‘i
Members of Our Sisters'
Lodge. No. 65, will enjoy a valentine
Social Wednesday evening, of this
in; and refreshments are on the pro
ing ad refreahmcnts are on the_ pro
gram. and 3 big time is expected.
Financial uni-mos was voted for
the benefit of the local and Danbury
defendants in the Locvm suit. at a
meeting held yesterday afternoon by
the Bartender-r Union.
The FairDevenux manslnughtar
case is not dorm for a hearing tumor
row in the Superior Court. criminal
side. Attorney John Keogh. Of this.
city. niprcaenbs Mr. Fair.
Bu... . ‘_
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~10wmsallstlc service”. East Avo
uuc al._E.' cburch each evening this
week. exoopt'Bcturduk .
The 5limit) b3: iofrcnrmnfigrs-of bin
bent us this morning. up to 1 o'clock ‘
this sitar-noon, in session at A. M.
Mrs. J acob Llnxweiler, who has been
quite ill at her home on Quintnrd no
nue, still remains quite carious. A
Members of the Children of Kari
discussing plans in connection with
Tonight at 8 o'clock there will be it
meeting of the canvassing committee
l’ohlman's barber shop. on Washing-
ton street. where applicants for bur-
bor's licenses were crumbled.
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Domlnlco Samavlerl and Mary
Ann Errico, two rosldgnts of Aiken
street. were united in marriage this
morning at St. Mary's church, at nlno'E
o'clock. The ceremony was perform,
ed by Rev. Thomas J. Finn. ,
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The lolly Five, on Saturday night,
'tomobilc dealer in the West, from the
lltwllt cf iii: till-
Willilll llllll tlclotlts
letter: llm Ben Salt Hutu-rd
Setting Fold! Illa Advantages q
Insulin; Factories is local.
lien
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_'l‘lie following is a copy of u letter
which has been received by every au.‘
Norwulll 'Cbambcr of- Commerce.
Rebekah ism“
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1 white week. in addition to the regular meet- i
hearing of the special committee ap-
pointed by (lovemor Holcomb to in-
vestigato the- tax problem. The bear-
in): was held in tllc county courthouse
land attended by representatives ‘ of
local manufacturing con-
cerns.
1tee are former Governor Simeon E.
Baldwin, Frank H. Stadtmlllor, of
West Hartford. and Guy P. Miller, of
this city. Commissioner Corbin. do
clulcu one number of the staff he
tutored should be- an engineer.
ARMORY 0N YALE FIELD.
NEW HAVEN. Fob. ids-Tho new
armory for the his butterics'ol light
artillery will be erected on Yale l-‘iold
poor the Bowl. accordlnxn to an-
nouncement Saturday. The entire
cost will be borne by a group of grud-
mtes. Plans are now being drawn
by a Buusio, N. Y.. firm of architects.
of whom one is it Yule alumnus. The
main drill ball will be 100 by 200 feet
in up... and there will be gun sheds.
.nnd many rooms for various purpos-
es. and '3! connecting stable with
Hb'llls for forty horses. Thesrmory
will be of hollow tile oovored.wltb
concrete. * ’
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rumour “choc LtFTEO.
which ballowdatlml it»; 71:90?“ bribe,
auto business moving enslward lsi
true, and for this reason, have .set
bt'f'orti the wostcrn mauufaciurers,ibe‘
advantages offered them in the mat,
.and in Norwalk in particular. lf'tlic‘I
concerns should sum. ,to mow crust
word, there seems to be no reason:
why Norwalk should not conlu in for.
its tihare of the business. The letm
is as follows: ' 3
Norwalk, Conn, l-‘ub, H. 1916. .
Gentlemen: i
it has been called to our attention:
~> NEW HAVEN: Ml 14.4w freight
embargo on carload and loss than
i rarload consign-manta to points on
, the New Haven and Central
Mums-
land Railrouds was lifted ct Friday
midnight. General Manager Bardo
said that while accumulations of cars
on connecting lines and destined for
New England points are considerable
he believed that cooperation of con-
nlgirees in handling cars delivered to
them will lessen the chance of con-
gestlon on the lines in New England.
INTERFERENCE OF
MAILS DISCUSSED
-'::-l-
The members of the commltw
followed lllt' unstcady course ofilald-i
Win, and linitr-d Suites Slrci was dis-i
tinctly reactionary. llondr.
regular. .
it»,
WPN‘
sentnu've issues. including Rails and
Steel, were under increased pressure
during the mid-session and the rise in
Coppers and such specialties its Otis
received a check. Trading slackcned
on the decline.
U. S. T0 WAIT: FOR
FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
\\‘.I\SI{IN('}'I‘ON, l’cb. l4.»-
Thc United States probably \vi'ir
leave to future chcloptllcnts
whether any action .will be takcn
in response to the announcumcnt
from lhc Teutonic Allics that
armed llicrchatnicn beginning
March 1 will be subjected to sub—
marine attack without warning.
GRAPHAPHONE EMPLOYEE RB-
TURN To WORK.
BUDGEPORT. Feb. N.-—-Employcn
of the American Graphopbono Com-
pany, virtually all of whom, about 2.-
000- refused to work Saturday when
the company declined to w double-
time for Lincoln’- Birthday, returned
to work, its usual this morning. The
company has announced that it will
not pay a holiday scale of double
time for a bar Uncoln's or Washing
ton’s Birth. bys.
CORPORATION MATTERS.
A ccrtitlcnte of incorporation wits
tiled in the office. of the secretary of
lthe slate yesterday b ythc Estate of
l. E. Palmer, incorporated of Middle-
town. it will have a capital of 83.000
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—ltt-pre.l.
rullilillij and quict :illtl t‘ih} to otlcrlilc 'l‘lll'ultu’ll and
through, limvlalltl “turbines are so good that \\'c guamll»
tcc thcln both its to ~‘lr\irc and satisfaction.
\ 'I‘llcse lllfli‘illllt‘n, il'S'l‘ NO\V on casy tcrllls of pay- '3
limit and ill tilclr rcgglllrlr c; sh prices to lllclllhcrs of the
Hmvltinil club. , :1 7.
‘ Not (int- lit'llll} in in» paid beside that i'cgulur cilsil
pm‘c. L... '
Nu lllt'lllilcl‘h-illl) fcc. No interest. N0 nothing—1‘s-
ccpt thc usual prlcc 01515 10 $39 AND THAT PAID 1N
SMALL Sl'MS .\T ('HNVENIEN'I‘ INTERVALS!
>'l‘hc club list is open for a limited timc. Mcmbcrs are
rapidly jOllllng’. Each tnciill er is entitled to' have her
HIRCillllt' «lcltvcrcd as soon ns‘shc pays hcr first amount of
one dollar
’ liver) woinutl who imuid cars to gcl a l‘clialilc guar—
untccd scwing-nlacllinc, on the easiest plan we know of,
should conic and ice! 3 llmxland lilacliinc-atld tlicil
join thc club. V ‘
- . The Howland Dry Goods‘Gti.
W
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DILS ANYTH l N [3
CLEAN5,PUHSHES EVERYTHING
PREVENTS RUST EVERYWHERE
and will manage and control the prop-
erty of lmc Emerson Palmer, late of
WASHINGTON, Feb. rig-lu-
t some of the automobile ma'mflfic- cncc between President Wilson
lth therelnm'm t a
hold another one of those dances for; A! H me am on be p rt
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f_‘
ll.
. which they are becoming '0
‘ ho holly-n «ammo-ammonium cil- . ‘
m hdllnammfibwlmmm Onowfcclo'titlt
the members of which are in charge of mm“ “I H ‘ srudofcbcuo cloth timberland m
mmobdoubmnnormhhon all meld Windsor- ont! at.
. . the Every Member canvass of Trinity famous.
. ’turors of the immediate West to con- and mail, 1, ll F t i All" Middletown The incorporntors are hint-“ml“.
RE i copnl church. There was n this attendance. and the: . . _ Y IL‘ Al cntt . its 4 ' rues-m M, moron
, . p F _-»_____ evening was one of the most success-Md” the advisability of establishing. was discussed today at a confcr- Natalie S. Palmer and Townsend mmummbéommbwcmfivxfigagfioLWBmgi i:
5 plants for assembling their cars in awe between Prcidcnt Wilson Palm". both 0! “'dd‘t‘mW» “d ). *“mfii‘rflfififi°§o‘hm NY A .
—-BA8KET8ALL, TONIGHT.
ful incc the series of almost! started. , .
s New hnglnnd. preferably in tho Helm! and Henry Van Dykc, American Thoodore Pentlarge, of East Orange. 42 DAnflflADflAV n... ‘00" cm!
l'manbnry vawNorwalk- Fourth cameo! The hull was decorated with pen , , . .
genes. Preliminary me and and“; mum Music was furnished by ”we? |lty ot‘hcw lork city and in an lndusl Minister at Tilt; “13qu liifor- N. J. ‘ ‘
Reserved seat tickets at tliai center where closor touch can be; ma ton trougit )) . all Dykc The l-. A. Bartlett t ompuny, of
i
E ,for the. passage of the SheppardOtil—
IArnlory.
lhiotto’s store. downtown. and at Dr
poll's Lunch room, uptown.
....~__‘——
Many of the voters who yesterday
intended services in the South Nor-
" 'vwlll Baptist church signed petitions
lingor National Prohibition resolution.
it. P. Morgan was in charge of this
matter.
orchestra.
A large i utomobile was Stuck in the
snow for sevi’ral hon-rs oti the Minn.
vin hill the extension of Fifth fll't‘nllt‘,
on the East Side, this morning. ’l‘hci
snow plow went as far as the lalldiUW
monument only today, the residents
of the remainder of the lust. Side int
this direction have a difficult time of,
snow wading.
I'ong distance hauls of supplies from
third with raw material. a saving ln'; iS
, l . .
iti'eliziit charged and time in the shlp- States "1 framing the “0W l0;corporatlon and will have n capltalof
Intent of raw material and the finished*
product.
Norwalk, Conn, offers ideal condi-l
tions to the manufacturer in the way,
of location which would require no
points of origin to where he keeps!
his mills, economic conditions favor-i
able to manufacture. quick and easy
to be used by tho United
Great Britain on contraband.
Dr. Van Dykc said ellibargocs‘
against rc—cxporlution havc llcctl
placed by The Ncllicrlands on
practically all articles on the con-
traband and conditional c0ntra~
band list. lllcrcascd Amcrican
trade with European neutrals
was due largclv, he thought, to
the shutting ofl‘ of other sources
Stamford. has filed a certificate of in
!$1,000. Its business will be that ot‘
lcuring for trees and shrubs. especially
.39 to spraying. trimming and pruning.
EThe incorporators tire Francis A.
lertlctt. of Stamford: Lculsa S. Lang-
1:don, of Darlen. and (‘harlcs N. Weir-
iler, of Stamford.
l A certificate of incorporation has
[been filed by the L. SuSzlo Company.
l
Brassier‘es
The tailored suit or the transparent blond, both need the Bras-
slero—for the former a simple style to ult‘ord the fitted snugness so
necessary for the proper fit of the coat and waistcoat; for the veil-
like bodicc, a more claborale creation of dclicutc lace‘ and our
. broidcry.
Select your Brassicre with care. for the fit is most essential.
Our new line of Spring tntdels includc ll. & .I.. lie Devotee.- War-
. Mrs. Georgi! Scotleld. of it Diseso "““‘ ”WM" daily distribution by roll and water. 10f supply 101’ llcrldent. The company will do a ner’s, Model, Shapcly and nlht‘I' deslrublc makes in an unlimited “
., Court, while attending 3 Conflge W8!- It is reasonable to believe that the! D V D k‘t k | , - . [general contracting and construction. val-low of styles, , 1-.
er meeting at the home of Mrs. George' . 4 - r. an y L 00 t“ pOSltion, ' ' = ' ..,.
‘ , , over ncrensmg demand for the own that Allrcrit‘all trade with Eumm.tbuslness with an nuthorlzcd capital: _
H' "““KWRY- 0’ 37 South MM“ street. nlercial and pleasure automobile war- inf 3100.000. The lncorporators lire~ Prices range from ........................ 25¢ UP.
‘ W- (lilPFdfly evening of last week. was
fallen seriously ill suddenly. and the
presc‘llt time is still unable to be re
moved to her home.
2"”
MERCK'S
Phosphate of Soda
Full Pound 15c.
Wilson-Powell (lamination
i FllESCRlPTlON DRUGGlSTL
l 32 Washington. Street
South Norwnlk Conn.
'=-7-
Strongest.
Foundation
Thrift is the strongest and
9t. INTEREST mm on
snvmos Accoum
lNiiillliiCES ClNlllllllCl
WASHINGTON. Feb. l4.-Proaldent
Wilson today formally gave his con-
sent that his name be used as a can-
didate for renomlnatlon.
Tile president made known his posi-
tion in order to comply with the Ohio
primary law. which requires candi-
dates for delegates to the party con-
ventions to make known their first
and second choices before February
25 and also requires that the candi-
dates for delegates have the consent
of their choices to make use of their
names.
The '_Presldent was formally noti-
fied of the requirements of the law
last week and today he wrote Charles
Q. Hildebrant. Secretary of Ohio. as
follows: “I am enclosing to you a lot-
tcr. the occasion of which i dare any
audio; you the enclosed lottcr u
urinal—mission lmdcr the statute."
rants attention from the manufiictur
er to the advantage of eastern exten-
sion of industrial investments in (ts-i
sembling plants to supply New Eng-'
creased cost and quicker delivery. I
Norwalk, Conn. is forty miles east:
of New York city. fourteen miles
west of Bridgeport, Conn.. with the.
main line of N. Y.. N. H. & H. R. R.
passing through the industrial 'center
of the city and miles of shore front
on Long Island Sound, which give to
the shipper advantages second. to no
city in the East. '
There are millions of people ‘wlthln
a radius of 100 milescf .Norwslkmuy-
ers of manufactured goods as well as
urc' dealing in futures that involve'
was flourishing in suite of the ob-
staclcs thrown ill its way.
A formal report on the rcllloval
of mail by Great Britain front the
steamer Rotterdam has bccn
home on tho ship.
Dr. Van Dyke will remain in
this country until March 5.
.
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manonpdncoonbnnounnonc
t_Lconitrdo Suzlo, Frances Suzio ilndl
.Marjorle Suzlo. l
Tbc Keency Cafe Company. of
1Bridgeport, has filed a certificate of
land. renter New York and nearby made to the State Dollarttttciitiincorpol‘atlon to do a retail business
cities and the foreign trade at a de- by Dr. Van Dyke, who camc‘ln liquors and tobacco. The capital lat.
.$20,000 and the lncorporators are
,Charlcs H. Martin. May li‘. Gallagher
{and Raymond H. Title. all of this city.
cmoonoooon’co
A. DICKERMAN 8. SON
MID-WINTER CLEARANCE SALE
surest foundation to all will be quite obvious. Friends in. CHILDREN'S COATS
. . producers of raw material upon which . SHEETS AND .-
. 2:33:31 £038; it"; fit: 321n°r3§X°¢°§§3ddfifo§i%m“oi°J§fo the factories inevitably rely; PIL'Lo'w CASES LADIES' BATH nouns- WHITE AND cowRED STRAW MATfrmos
“‘ rdsthis important virtue. rmflW’lmhi’fidfidi m ”Whhmm 1‘” ”8m COUNTERPANES FLANNELETTE HUCK TOWELS CARPET RUGS
mt an nccount now with . mu mm m; willingness to have ”FM" °'. ‘1‘? b." '““'.m°"“°“'“‘"" 4 L “Km-8' KIMONOS TURKISHTOWELS SMALLER Russ
m and become thrifw my me “at . try is a. thing that Is sure to come. 3 A . 3“,“ng COATS « O L EU M S . -
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All of Above Prices at Attractive Prices. ' , ,
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