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,5 . New York ........... 13 0 HM“
... n” I" L mid of the Hel‘hllllo be prepared for any etuei-gen:_v Philadelphia .......... it 4 .714
' ho .ed to Pound Ridge, N. 1., which night "he i. wwwmon Wm, Bnoklgl ............. 7 ti 3‘58
*. W 11" residence before CW future developments in Mexico. 30““ ‘ * ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ " 3 5 3“ '
;._ iIhto this town about two years ago. The mention Ms“ W Emmy,“ . ..— _,_I_ i
‘ with a membership of rm. hunting l 7"” """""""" 55 13 “l"
s IAN ANTONIO. Tet. Juno 1— bended by Dr. R. w. Kim. or not»: ”w":
" We organizing primarily to combat to. as president. The railway m 5 V L- “3'
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linden into the United (Sales, it Was federal health authorities and United‘Pmem‘h ‘ 8 '3”
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in: Surgeons' Association formed natal tho ”read 0! contagious di- “mug" “““““““ ‘ 9 ‘3” l
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Josem’ s Department
Store
.1. Boutou; Street South Norwalk3
Specials in all Departments
Full Line of White Seasonable Shoes
and Oxfords
Special Prices ‘In
Men’s Women’s and Children’s Tennis
. and Barefoot Sandals. Both to Low and
" High“ Cut
.‘Its a long- run that has ~ -
not!!! g- to *“Roatlstcr '
specials in root..-
fallout-able silks at.
, in rumor: style,
f lives lSweatersa
laurel Thermos Bottles.
Tavtlilsg‘ Bagel
; Bury/thing, for the owner
. ...; and their!“ at the wheel».
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'Nstionalbcnm is concerned—and
noun-um. In an
pita. Figures for tho noun ivo-
imameWubymudsosu
tho Tater wheel show LU tho
Gish“. Superbas. Braves and Phillie
Mutual at is m. rum»
olive-lohnhnxmmbdl
for an unexpected slung. by (in
The Giants, of course, cleaned up
Ievery series. inking {our in Pills-
‘i’lburnh, four ll Cincinnati. tilt,“ in
0:01 St Louis and two in Chicago. The‘
lPhilllu. who went West in the so-
lcoud division gathered four in Red.
..Ilund. three out at four from the L
.8 "Cubs two out oi three from the M
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grates and one out or three from tho
$Jluagins tflbe.
The Dodgers won two out of three
ofrom the Pirates one out oitwot‘ron
’ltho Rods and two out of {our 1'
Elm» tho (nrds and thé cw. no
poor Braves won only on cotton. ink
Iing two out of the thm I!” “the
lt‘ubn 1 hey dropped three out 01' four
in lihinelnnd, two out of two in Pitts.
~bnritl. and two out of tour in St.
Louis.
fill MM Alli
ll0lllll10 SWIM”
A strenuous workout was given the
his crown on tho harbor by the hood
conch. yotordny afternoon. '“to
Special Sale of All Stsndud Brands of
svrronA'rco units
Peerless . . . “mi”
Van Camps 3’90
' Gold Cross
Grandmother’ s 71/20
in thine sucrtvunlhowhl ho stats to select your own favorite
muuwmwmomtomomxupnow
50% RAW STAMPS FREE 10
of the Following Grout-lent
tolozltsltnl‘nA ...... . 1'“, who, pm" 1..
into. learnt or Weill 1 hot. Limit In. ........ 10B
................... ......1“ louVu's MMW..10c
ton-K :.,........1so ,_ 1mmmm........10c
1 ’3'. up is. M p“ l bot. Witch leol ........ 100
on. ................... to. ”hum Jar Muswd ...... 100
.r1
to. Ian” alibi lb. loony
Extra Stamps With Tess and Coffees
30 stamps with 1 lb. Ely
in. ..j,’ g lmMu ...... .....350
Vmfiw .............. 70¢ ”WWMIIW.M-
-5i ’ huh-tin ....... .....“uo
mumpswlthtlb.mw ”Chin-mutton..-
Cdloo ....... ...........8tlo
”mono ,..‘.‘ ......... .. to: 15 lump-within limo
”mgfilw.ffu_nm Coho ....... ..... .... .. 25c.
' . ”mt-”lib.“
“tumuwlthtlbflfsnnm Colin ...... . 20¢
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The Great A 8: P‘. Tea Co.
:24 WASHINGTOH 91”.. SOUTH NORWALK.
, Tel. No. v; he. new.
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hours were spent inhibiting And the.
the two crows from which the nut-
. varsity shell will be pickod were put
through their paces side by side.
Numerous shifts were made, but ill.
uyo the ndvsntnga remained with
the crow strand by “Rod" Hyatt, un
ti lthe shaken» the stroke of the sec-
ond university crew.
Conch Nicholle says it is/still too
‘ only to nuke any predictions II to
‘who “ill row at tho WWcl‘ew
, on tho Thames in the Harvard race.
New combinatio- nrc being tried on
g daily. and mount wntcb '0 being
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§lwill possibly mite zoodvtruity ms
: tcrlal. Nothing definite will be known .
’i’or some time. or until the couch in
.i certain that the men under watch are
.t‘h." belt that the squad words.
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lll m Sillll.
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Jack Johnson, tho oat-heavyweight
, kept for their on the lower shells vvhol '
Children’s Hosiery
Infmts' and Children's Socks, in plain white.
15¢. 2 for 25¢
White witirrpink, bloc: tan, red and block‘fucy tops,~
l5 éamf 25¢
White Silk Socks. . 25¢
Infants’ Cashmere Hose with sill: heels and toes, Silk and
Silk Lisle Rose in black. white and tau ........... 25¢
«Round Tich'ot Silk Lisle Hose, for girls and boys; linen
heels and toes, black, white and tan ...... .. ...... . 25¢
Economy Hose with fine and heavy rib, black~ white and
sin .1“.2for25¢
.‘IIOIO‘OCI s
champion of the world, has settled
down in Spain. having opened' r not;
log academy in Madrid It is rcportedi .
that one of bio distinguished patrons '
is King Alfonso. Johnson has hadtwoii
lights at the Grand Theatre, must
Be defeated Frank Crozier on March
10 and Arthur Grunhnn, on March 86.: '
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NOTES ”WWI-l! GIANTS. l
PHILADELPHIA, mn- 23—000an
stick work but ho had very much to ‘
do with bolting the Ghats lit the two
games they lost. Wonderful runni'ng'
catches robbed Marble of two home ,
runs. ‘ ‘
it the regularohoithnnumh'
Hit-rs it would. hire been s Quaker
rum-ere. Both Kelly and K001“!!-
responded with long, clean singles.
Isn't setting the world care with his, t ‘
O-OPERATION
Itioofsupremeinlportlncctounnldmmlfw
inourmcemtlntthcbusinesnof ossi- individual clients
prosper and enlarge.
To thiscndthnoficereoltltisfluk\nhspsnondir
Womanudthoummnmm
Whooomrtunities arisifor Woo, it is 03nd
willingly. There is no guesswork in our wan-ty—no doubt .
in our construe. . , .~
tent with the stick on wars the pinch ‘ ‘ '
Now is the HighSemon A,
for Sports Suits -
June is here and with her the great out-offloorsea’
son. Woods and fields beck and call, and in. answer to
the summons how one yearns to don the sports claim
and sally forth light heartcdly into the open, be it for
tennis, golf, picnics or hiking, {I
For just such occasions you will find many attractive
8pm Cont: and Suite, some of the finest and heaviest
’szscr glove silk coats of waterfall silk, wool and» silk
velour, imported wide wait corduroy that has a hood: 0!
masculinity, etc.
Full Suitsoi Kaynrsflkuanshandmemadele "l
with silk coats and pretty cotton skirts to combine.
Linen Suits.
In brown, lavender, blue, white and
from i4 years, misses’, to 52 for women,
$15.00 to $20.00.
Palm Beach Suits.
Made of very finest quality of Palm Beach Cloth.
5:2. 50
Second floor, Suit Rooms.
The Brides Table Linen
‘Thc‘thougbt of Ion: Weddings quite naturally pre—
lude: the thought of Table Linens for the new house-
keeper. And now is the Read House fully prepared with
an assortment of pretty patterns in lovely damask cloths
and napkins unusually choiCc and moderate in price in
spite of the present scarcity of linen in the market.
The patterns include: Snowdrop, Poppy with stripe,
Rose and Fern, Chrysanthemum, American Beauty. Wild-
me, Carnation, Poinsettia, Iris and Rose. Hollyhocks
with Grecian border, and a number of other beautiful dc-
signs...
Table cloths,.
natural, sizes
2 yards, $3.00 to $6.50. l
20 inch, $3.75 to $5.00 a dos.
24 inch, $5.00 to $7.00 a dot.
Hemetitchod Luncheon Cloths. 31:50. $0.50 and $3.50 a.
Napkins to match, $4.00 a doz.
Bathing Caps
Choose one of these Bathing Caps and you can splash
to your heart’ 5 content this summer with no worry about:
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sticky wet hair. They are all new and some of the . '
styles are truly fetching.
There are diving caps, jockey caps, even hats with
saucy rubber feathers and lots of other styles. ‘
Prices are from 25 cts. to $1.50 each.
Notion Section, main floor.
Handy for the
Housekeeper
A. orderly pantry goes to make a well organized and
coutdortablc household. What a joy to the systematic
housekeeper is the little book of gum'med labels, neatly
printed, to apply to boxes, jars, and cans.
Spices, Flavorings, Condimlents, Cereals,
and all household- findings.
Also there are labels for the goodies of the preserve
closet.
Apple, crab-apple; black berry, cherry,
peach, quince, pear, plum and pickles.
Groceries
'25 cts. exit.
illuminated Covers Prettily Bound.
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Stationery Section. ~ '
The Nest: Rag Rugs
Cool and clout: for 311mm sleeping-rooms. There
is no floor covering so satisfacttiry for simmer. ,, v»
Eflectsindaintypinkaod blue, gray or W
tints, with floral bordgs. The body oi the nag of clean
cotton strips’ woven " t or raise.” _
was; .. use 30x60 ,, , S's-no
x17: 50 .
These can be washed ii daiscd at any time.
Carpet Section, main floor.
Norwalk Chronicler