WEDNESDAY. KAY to, 1916
ROBBED
.r Way's Pay Roll at No.-
Haven. Hold up at m Door
and satchel containing
taken.
an! ye Jaorecraor
We can char you lull Protec-
tion again-t Hold Up, Burglary
or Daylight Robbery. Call us
on‘the phone. No. 1230, and we
will gladly quote rates. etc.
Tavlor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trout-Co. Bl“.
9,”! (Continued
soon uoawau mu m
GERIANS NOW ADIIT
THEY ATTACHED THE
SUSSEX.
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(ms rust page.)
_a
' British trade associations are
l ‘emanding wide measures as an
, lld to extension of Britain’s for-
ign commerce after the war. A
urnmary that came to the De
rtment of Commerce in Wash-
ngton yesterday from Commer-
i la) Attache Baldwin at Londoni
- hows that one of the main things
l .rade interests ask is a morator-
iium after the declaration of
peace, that British firms may col-
ilect debts due by enemy firms be-
Three Days 0! Vaudeville.
Another big hill of vaudeville
has
been booked for the Regent Theatre
tor 3 days, commencing Thursday,
May 11, and continuing Friday and
Saturday with daily matinees. lt but
been very lortunaie tor the mauso-
ment to secure such acta that go to
make this bill for the 3 days. Each
and every act is a head line act and
has played all the leading laudevllle
houses in the tounlry, and no doubt
there will be some at the theatre go
ers in 7orwalk that will have. the
chance to see some of these acts the
rt‘ODd time, having seen them in New
York l‘ity The bill will include
such acts as l-‘ilch B. Cooper "The
Rube and the Saw", and he will please
anyOne who has the blues, as he is a
wonder ill his line and comes herald
ill as the luntiicsi man on the stage,
Mlle. Renee “The ’I‘etnpling 'l‘anlalll.
m
PAGE PIVI‘ '
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave, and Cannon 8:. ' ‘
Wednesday. May to, 19rd.
Beauty, Style, Color;
all in the new pumps!
O
STRAW HAT AbsolmelyPure '
ifore paying their own bills in Ill): l‘all‘llnllt t‘omedlenm,‘ uho f.»
lemmy countries one of lllt- \t‘l‘i tltwrest dancers in ’ \ . . ‘ . . ,
l . . . . ' . ‘ I l'dll o1 ium m 1-. lull i: ll -\ A;~ \ . ~ <_ ‘
. _ d i Legislation :3 expected to pro-flitt Nat-W umi PM atagc settings are 3 “Hm! l l ' ' "H Hm ‘ “h ' ”mt: “’5 -
time us almost here an our ividc that ah”. the war consular:id:I:‘b::l:>[aIfiItllIIgItI‘IItIUISd as well it: her , I \ .
. . .. . '_.. 'i‘sset . , . .. ‘1...
,, tcerttficates of ongm be required to lll‘dkt‘ her IIII Hill of tIlIIIi b:SIliIrIitIiIi;tI 0 ‘1!“ —N0 Phos ha‘e I [.111 ill lllllil]|\ lIl ttl~ ll ol lit: .1. . tint-ii \llléil'l xii lt‘\l
. . . , _ I .
‘t KNOX I’lflith goods imported to Prevent‘IlIllc hm act in its hind on the \hdtlH . . \ 1““ “1 WWI"- W'lhilllt dim-lint from with ottit-r
Il‘nportation of enemy goods I‘Imi‘ *Ii‘rtIflI‘I lttIdhl'I th’y place she ‘ lliill’ lll lllc \initllo‘mx .iziil lllll\ ll.lll<l\tllll\‘l
A H Ivhrough neutral or allied coun-l“;III"I lI’I“-‘I‘“ I‘I‘“. “‘3 1’9““I“°k“iI‘° l I‘. ‘II I l I I l l ' . I ,
w ,J 1‘ . . ,r I' )1 an pin) a “tum, “egavr ,y I It i I it my Illt t |' \ I\ t‘ \ .ll\\_ n; im- ll.llllllt‘~l ”1‘ ltmt-
SlfaWb rd .rL :I‘UCSI-d An°thir hmeasure Iasker; :cqursl. but (using lo the demand that H "‘ r i \\ ‘ G” W ”W \l thull.
, .vou . preven s 1pment 0 i’IWI ‘lir other managers want of her ser» lime to Lt-t‘p time in. and t .t-iyuhen- wonderful n was n, 1“. t'llgtlgcd. ”hi I) . . . ..
Take a look at them. IInatcnals from the grown Colon.i Illtts, she has III a good lliltll)’ cases lnauli'ul. lilrds. 1...“. hu'tritiios and “I,“ I wish 1 were engaged? That? \t‘l {l \iiii‘t- oi tllllt‘ltlll lmuli It
I-AS m enemy countries. Self-gov-; iIcIen unable to tilt, ll Is a sure thing Iiowers, laughing. singing and diill(' t-alt-rpillar had such an engaging. .\n iinpn-“nw innu. iii it,,1,,,».t
crning colonies are expected to‘ tIIlIiIiIlIItIlIIieIIiln-alre aolllaIprople (it .\or- inn. Lots of my own l'rirllds were unlle'. My darling “mm, my 1mm,“ ‘“ " ‘ ‘ '
,8} i'ake the same steps. 5‘t I 1. ‘li'pruld‘rl‘ n“. “(:1 “1 Mll» ”W” “’0’ ““13 ‘1‘” ”Tm“, “'0 all you kllllw“'lll'¢idt‘ friends with the? lW'll “till \il‘n‘lll i ill" I~. lint: hi, thorough llliilxlllt"-'-—
. l I . . . IltIlit > not ltlllillllel ll tor a long ‘9..me 'l‘hi- Haitcrllml instead of be (‘hesirc Cut and In”. looked t'ery‘ um] “1”,“. I,” Hm! ”III, "ll'l ll'irtt III. ‘Il II; I II h 1
1' l ntroductlon of dectmal cornageI llllir to (‘lllllt' its llll“ hcsl act lll danc mg Iliad was >0 jolly i almost (llt‘tl “mum“. 0n ”WW in the mm”. ‘0‘ lil‘ l -l’ ‘ l ‘ l 1‘ ’ ‘ ”‘hm‘é \ owly at -.
, (I); t and use of the metric systems in ”til ”WI: “\II'r ran, lll .\orwalli at any laughing at llw fun lli' was hating gi-lllt‘l'. The inn.) (.mldrpnI to“. look~ ( M‘ ‘
“Kx-\ e'lcaltng With Countries using that IlIilll .II no InIr oi lhr dtI'lr to be men \lllll lather “llllaul and the Young H} W ('in“, and 11... gm“, W5 an. Fancy pumps in brown, 9”, and blue, leather high heels—
rI I IVstem an. expected Other meas-i lolut Il> Illt tiiIl 01 taillilhlllllll and Man And hut-n Royalty! The most clcwr. And all so happy? » $5.“) '
IIIII I i . l (l- l . l. . illoppe lll lhc ,‘ww SalesmaInI' whit-ll magnificent King and Queen, and a I could hm.“ slaved ”'19“, forever. ._.
J0)L?H D‘Vlfi tres inc u c. CRIS attOll to ple' l“ a “THU“ ”m“ “a” to mum. and “”V’W‘s “” “m ““1 falr. Th“ Prime but soon the lights-mint out and lhc‘ H‘"d‘°m¢ "My b’°"l¢ lumPU. Milli leather heels—4400
. went imposmon of a double m_ utiillrtlflllig away lrttlll the ordinary and Princess too. I loved them all. music “WW.” and l 1,3,] m g“ homp’ and $6.00 , I
93 WiShinB‘O" Stu 50- N°"”‘”‘ {some tax; '0 require registration L13,“ ,3, ;;::I“,ml 7;": mil,“ "Whirl“ 'l llut "(‘5‘ "1 “H lhetlood Fairy... Sh? Hill the Queen tnvitrd inc to so againI P l _ .
- _ Inf all firms :tO extend trade rela- [“0 “1,." 'flH. ”Huh“ 1“”. m," In“: “a" S” kl“?! and ““0" “h“ “a": llt‘l‘ Monday afternoon and owning at lllt‘I ear gray ”“1 ivory “l" e PUMPS With high leather-cover-
. .> ltions between Gum Britain and 1nd the IIIII II. III I (in (omit liIilln wonderful songs rillllu poop“. ”um,“ lit'llt‘lll “wan.“ II“: you may believe; ed heels, notable elegant in Hug-$5, .)
1 i l . lt_ pu our lhctr tli‘l clapped and (‘li‘pllt‘l mud in air “"JN I shall he ”w“. and m“. everybody ll
I I:‘ussia: to esablish trade schools;la will} in hr mm to make anyone bi“-
”“ in the universities and to make a! ”‘3“ ”m “I“ -““I '“N'i' Hrr surely
Forecast for Norwallt and viclnlii‘ii - - . - iIgmng to ma t‘ a tit Mule they are
(‘loudy tonight and Thursday, lll‘tibvirvavte‘giahzitf? rfélmremcm Of lll Xurwalk the last of the “flip and
. I . I . . is V IV' a S rem ence- Ill “1“ be worth the price of adults-
a ll) showers, warmer tonight, thn i ActtVlty on the Verdun frontlmm “10".. m I.,.,. ”n.5,. two “nu“...
becoming comb and increasing. Thei‘ias decreased. according to theIat-l The rral big act on the bill is
western disturbance now forms“ well. statement given out by the an Incl that doesn't need much intro
defined area ol‘ low pressure central during. conumslnp Johnny [[09, and
full of .mili-s, "ml the Lord High Hx- Pm“ lelther “Mitten Oxfords with Cuban huh—“.50.
et-utiont-r i-mule’d so. I was irighlt-n
vtl itud Hlllltbhl cried, llUl iilli' sillil.
'l‘ut‘ Tu‘.‘ .tlirc. no onc cries in
{.tiryltlnd.‘ 'l‘lu-n | “i'nl to the Queen‘s
party. 'l‘hat‘s lltr lit-at time I etc-r
had. Such L'Hllll‘rl and dancing! And
to see the queen herself manage it1
hull! Tllt‘lt‘ wore a lot of flanceos
know with inc.” Hi re Alirc looked at ,
her watch and )auntd and l >llppt’dI
av av. glad that the ih-ilr child lllltl ham
nUi'll Ii good time, luv 1 had always'
uuflh‘t‘tcd that li\ing in it hook WliSI
dull for her. ‘
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Copley pumps, plain but very fine, patent leather or kid with
smart white piping—$4.25.
One-atrap pumps of dull kid or patent leather. Cuban heel. “1
Have all the elegance of a pump while single strap gives extra
support to the “km—$4.25.
,_.—.
Tlcltcts lor the Magic Mushroom
l
l
1
French War Office this after- may he obtained at either of the pub ‘ insert in front and are excepzent leather and kid have fancy ”l
I Meadowbrook pumps of pa.iona|ly smart, Cuban huh—$3.50. I
I
over bake ‘50me n is “W“ “n‘ noon. Artillery action west of the iiih'tlllmJtiliiili’v‘rllozii‘vdinfill" Jill: ”M9 skipping “bum mm mung how “0 “Milli” 0" 0‘ ”“3 ““3"
fit’llll‘d showery weather in the Uppel‘i‘KCuse was ‘ess pronounch and Hi‘l, l5 lllt‘ liilt‘ tiliil’ilf lllt‘ lallllii V ' l H ’ 0 ' ,. A .
Mississippi Valley and western portion «fist of the river was only inter- Jltlmnr MW Von lmt'lnlz l‘vlilacul ' D u u o u u o u u u o u o o D D D D D D c°'°""' p“ml", "ch “u” m“ kid. Cuban heck—$5.
W m ° hem—Ho :
A ‘Is enera n 0t cr is it". . - - ‘
prttul P. y t . The An attack on FrenCh trenches will bring out the pt-ople, It is one Floor Coverings D Hi-Waist pumps 0' dull kid have fanc inl th '
east 0‘ the ROCKY MW“ alns. between the Cl lid th A of the biggest lrl cls In v d in: y an at give them .
- v‘t stward se a e tsne . .' .g a l” H ‘ Con oleum Cre R a "°"°' “"3"“
Lake disturbance “11 "10"! ea was repulsed. today and is wry elaborately put on O L. gl F bx RUES D
and pass out of the St. Lawrence Val- both in scenery and costumes, The m0 cum i re ugs Gunmetal pumps with tent leathe e
- h Th Fill .In an °ngagement 0” the Be]' numbers that are Introduced during a Ru Fillin Brussels Ru 5 ' c t - P‘ - r us d for part 0' their ‘
It, late turns 1 or u M y. (“an coast on Monday between lhc actlm or ll . . I III II I l g gI . g our ace, the contrast of two leathers is handsome—34. ..
* ‘ German and British torpedo eat and the aiiiélhgfll: :ililo‘illllilllz‘i: '3 Straw M‘mng' Axmmsm Rugs 0 ("1 ' l - I - ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO “an ,, British dmme, was feature n... W. in mat..- the act i. o , ° W,.,,"{,.T,,,}:.‘§”‘,‘,',],§’.,‘l',‘,,‘.'.‘i',. ‘1’,T."“"‘.“"‘,”","am“ “it?” i
TODAY badly damaged by artillery fire, f;;l:3;f;*;;§ff1;;‘yflngyfifij ”-33 33513 a A. DICKERMAN St SON S c m, WI“ . ~ “1’ M" 0“ vase-mung ,
"- ' according to official announce- 1,. (my 4 . 0 l ‘
,. . . -. . 2 ) secured at this opportune .
lcntpcrature. Lou, 5,. high, 'nent bv the German Admiralty ”an so do,“ mm H In “mum,“ to 0 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. PHONE 445 o .\liilll floor, rear. I 1*
77, Cloudy. under date of May 9. tl;cI vaudeviIlIleI; the reguIlIar fixture g S d l O l
m — ,_ _,,_.~,__- Dc urrs wt 9 tlrt-Hrlllr 0" luru~ Noti;c~— hades to or er g s ecia t .
day night (‘harley Chaplin in "The . P y D S ' l U d
burlesque on Carmen", Friday Cloe “HI 0 peClll ll erweaf .
thgley in "Love Musk,"and Saturday a O 0 a q CLO u o a no a o a a o a o u a a o a a a
... for full figures
“The Hunted
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A SKIN LIKE VELVET
smooth, clear, free of wrinkles.
Virginia l'eurson
Woman."
’itlallnees daily at 2:15 and even
lugs at 7:15. and for the second show
there will be the usual picture pro
gram at 2‘ o‘clock. The price-it for thc
' it so ullull souls
‘ Cl" NEWS } iiintllIllIuIIllwuuis
Samuel W. Hoyt, Sr.. broke ground;
I \\oin.'tn who rt-qulrt-s it Icorsct-t‘ovcr size 53, wants
smoothing morc than just sixc. Mic nccds that t'ovcr cut ’
ALBANY May 10.~|'ndor it new . . l A l '
on special lint-s; linishctl With special strength, made to .-
J'Pfl‘erdil' (or the “9““ 0f the new! ulc adopted h) the Slate- Athletic “l“ “hm" will be '5' ““d 25‘ ""“L‘V
homelle plans to building on Elmwood i‘olllmisslon heavyweight biihi'l‘fi here- “"d ‘1’“.39C0M 3h”- 1" """‘-"- ""‘l “'0'!” exqui-itelr stand tlic scrt‘icc she is going to demand of it. .
avenue. .llPl‘ must undergo a fluid physical the mount-cs 10 and ‘5 ("”1” {:flmificrvam {0‘30 CREME I 1 III I f . _. I . . .
I v-xnmination hem”, entering spurring . _ andmllc 3;;limenielt‘ll II IItIls 1:" soft o torIstt-cot cr is now I'CElCl)’-'*ln cvcry
\ir .m‘ M” (‘eorxe Inghim and matches in this state, Chaplin‘s Burlesque on Carmen.I “your complexion. Fill: “out 4; ll) 53 ““11“ch-
‘ ‘ ' ‘ ','. ' ! The commission is determined to Al1hrRegent’l‘hclltl’t‘lodlly.ulldin YourtlealerhuElo-ya EmAYA t'qnlh ‘t' . . i} . . I
’0“ George. 0’ (.hicago. "I" are “3W ‘itlve the heavyweights more evenly conjunction wlth the vaudeville! to- orwillgctit. .- ‘I ”H “"_‘-‘» W0. "l WM Ntlllt‘ >l/t'5—--iilttl made 3
"I8 Willi "430"” 011 Newiown “53‘19- matched. The. members have been marrow. . . “”11 mm“ ~‘l’ccml ft'illtlrcs.
Greatly dissatisfied wlth the showing Chum" Chum” "WWW” 0“ Car» __ , w..- [honors as Wt‘ll’ and pctticoats' 'tnd clivcloic ‘l c-
~Movlng pictures at Loeltwood‘s in several recent bouts in which one “‘9“ "“5 come, 3"" it ““5 C°“‘l“““‘d' ' ’ " ‘ i " V ‘a . ' l ‘4‘, , ~ . ' ‘ . . lI ‘ 1 l
, l h g . it has literally Hilton the country in " II “‘N- am "'l~ ‘1 1-.0“ 11> in sizes from 18 to 21 illLlLlMVC.
Hall Saturday May 18th and Monday, r ' m 0! er 0 the contestants ““9 l h d‘ h , . ' ' .
, . storm. t as ma t t e grtutcst illltl llcrc arc sonic of thc lt‘Elllll’CS of this spccial undcr-
hopelessly outclassed.
,. most sensationul‘hlt of the year. l
in every theatre in which it llfldi
been shown eager throngs have
crowded about the doors struggling to3
gain entrance. At all the theatres in
the large cities, at every showing so:
far, hundreds have been turncd awn)"
Na 1"”). . .
y I, \\‘t~ar lor woutcn of tull figure:—-— 9
Drawers reinforced by tape on inside seam; have adush
able button band instead of draw-string, have fitted back wlth 'I'r i
no gathers or darts; have fitted yoke band wlth no extra A
lulnesa.
L
For Economical People Who I
Love Fine Things
“‘7'“ I James Henry Price, sentenced some
‘31“an pictures 3‘ Lockwood! three months ago to Imprisonment in
Hall. 331‘"de May ‘3‘“ and Monday, Bridgeport in connection with the theft
”B! 1501- of bra‘ss from the Norwnllt Iron Works
Company, gained his release yesterday.
1 Titeiitxrhcnasorfigf r3233: ether: He is represented by “tom“ “h“ 2:312:19tlihgcchli’rllilizdzlgrlherhlt mm" In its application, efficiency of course is but the mod. Corset-covers have extra shield around armhole. E. g;
“8 0 ' J. Cuneo. ln scores of theatres ' ' I I A
i police even had i . .- ' . Ni ht owns have tr relnforcl l d
concert to he held by the band on .. - i em 5 ellin of the word econom . B its careful cultivation 9 9 °" " "9‘9 9°" "W" "m-
‘0 he “lied “1 order ‘0 keep the. l ' p ‘g y y holes and inside arm seam la reinforced with extra tape. ’ P
crowds back. At the Broadway Thea-I
ire in New York, at the first showing
of "Carmen." thousands crowdch
about the doors trying to gain admis‘i
slon. The throngs blocked the sided
in selecting our line of furniture, it is made to loolt more
costly than price would indicate. It has a strong appeal to
those who love fine things. and above all is moderately
May isth’will tie-one or the big res-
tures of Dollar Day.
......_.———
Charles llauschildt. of this city”
Petticoats have adjustable button waist-band. . -
Popular Amusements
And each article is properly proportioned, prcttily
trininictl \vlth lacc or embroidery, made of good durable .
atate vice commander of the Spanish-' walks on both Broadwn .
. y and hortyei . , I . .
Amcrit-rm War Veterans wtll go to first street, and extended out into ”ml priced. t ‘ 3 1y tabrlc.
Donbury tonight for the purpOse of street, blocking lratlic. Corner po- , , - _ (‘ol‘Jt-H‘tAct's—for to 3|. 0. Petticoat—~91. 0 to
“temp" wm, powerless to keep the! It would be to your advantage to look through our 1m Q2 <0 \ a 5 s ‘1 5 . ,.
makin: the annual state inspection of
Weichert camp. The vice-commander
will be ccmmpanlcd by several mem-
bent of McKinley Camp, 0t this city.
mense lin'e.
The A. if Collins C32 3
crowd in check. The reserves squadi
and mounted policemen Illnully had tol
;bc called to clear the street of those‘
‘ who were unable to gain admission.
The crowd was thoroughly good-n1»,
Ctnuhiuations~$l.50 and $2. Draivcrs'sqc, 75c to
{5
.N
to
U I
Night glnitlsWSl and $1.50. linvclopc Chemise-$1.50
. I - . » .1 lured, but was so large and unrulyi
I.[Ih:1m)'\:i::.l “13f? “‘ng}; LEE? that it broke down the ropes stretch ; - Second floor. f 43’
will .rrS. lam sen. I. I. ed in front of the theatre lobby-,1 12_18 NORTH MAIN STRm .
on Friday afternoon at 3 OClOCR- This which were put up when the housef . .
is the final afternoon meeting of thc was filled. ’ 1 thtle gflls may .
Essanay has had scores of letters
and telegrams of congratulation on the “a..-
success of this four—act comedy, the i
only Chaplin feature to he had. Ex- 1’
hibitors everywhere have been unanl- 4
mous in declaring that never before
have they had such crowds at their
theatre doors, and never have they
EXTRA PINK STAMPS
:22.‘:..::’::.::. serum... 5.2:: i ALL THIS WEEK
est box office attraction of the year.i ,
8935011.
have “different” Coats
And Mother llt't‘dS to pity hut two—thirds of the
usual pircc! '
The adoption degree was last night
Worked on a class of candidates at the
meeting of Uncas Tribe of Red Men
by members of Forms Tribe, of New
Canaan. A social time, with refresh-
ment. iollowed.
Hero is a little hit of big ucws.
For little girls, of t to (i yours, a snap-up of coats
from a maker who excels in childrcn's apparel.
IIIThe rIeceptlon (IiItI tlIie coItIinedyIIII by ii 30 Stamps with 1 lb. No. I Royal Plantation Coffee .. 35¢ '11 l 1‘ ii I ,I ll dl
1 038 W 0 were I e 0 88 en once . . ‘ , v {I , .. ' . . r . . . .
YWR IN’URANCE to their theatres, exhibitors say, was l 25 Stamps With 1 lb- After Dinncr Blend Coffee .. 32¢ two art 213:: Agi‘ihclhc 1:11:31 I‘ll: ii‘tiiviqtmftc.m_:{,h);
POLIClES wildly enthusiastic. Crowded houses 1: so Stanips with 1 lb Challenge Blend Cofiee ........ 30¢ frcsh from the tailors‘ fizgml . I ‘ 3 l k
rem the :‘L‘jflf “mm“ mum“. 'li ‘5 Stamp“ “’m‘ ‘ “" G°ld°n 331“” “if” - ------- 25¢ Its. .. 1) 1’ s ‘w or .i -~t~ ' bl' ~t-~ d- lite"
You should keep your fire or ALICE m TEN“ l , 7° Stampsiwith 1 lb. Very BestTea 60¢ . tIrgts, Iop in. ms u t lLt : lll I dL all w l .
life insurance policies in a I: 60 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Grads Tea _____ 50¢ l'llfIIg’Ih-“I'alISted stylesI, bIcltch Styli: home wrth fanIcIIy
SAFE PIACE Interview Tillikhl‘g. gram“ Alice 0' I; 30 SW with [-2 lb. Very Best Tea . I . I I I I . . I I I I I 30¢ gird—co ars 0 pttluc ant mgnm _\. ._(llllt art thn Si -
- s o r o n s cial Correspondent. ta with 1 lb. S ecial Grad T . ' . . . - .
Absolute Protecion for same is yWOgderlxnd—fiter many adven— t, . as Sstazp, 'th bottl PEN St e Act . ' 25¢ And there are light corduroys in rich colors and \vtth .“
' titres, 1 obtained ‘1‘ “WM“ “"1 i’ m paint I e I a tong “um“. 10¢ no linin which can of course be washed. 3' ‘
R ded b ream Saf D ’ V ' gr v I I,
‘ 0 Y E a e e- Alice. I tend her red eyed and sad. , to Stamps With 3 packages Gold Rock Jelly Powder . . 25¢
\l'orth a—half more than‘their priccs of i.
. $2.50. £4.50 and $5. '
.A
At last she .coni‘lded to me\in her
friendly way that upon hearing that i
there was a. new Wonderland'nnder
a. his “Magic. Mushroom” growing in
a remarkable city called Harwell, she t
hadlonethereloseeit,- .‘ -
Jier account or her visit follows:
' _ ."l entered iairyland through e long.
dark way and round or so l
a won ' “ or.
we...
posit Box in our Fire and
Burglar Proof Vault.
”MW'M"
'. 1. Second floor.
:-
A. F. Beckmann & Co. > , _
., ,The [lowland Dry Goods Co.
YOUR GROCERS '
s'r. PHONE '
Matt, 1495.
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33.. w‘asmuo'rou
‘ ' . 85‘ ._ court-t
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