I
lNSL RANGE“
OIALL thim WRITTEN
THE BEST COIPANIE 1N 'DHE
BUSINES AND WRITTEN AP.
YOUR INSURANCE SHOULD BI
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV-
ER YOU. Think this over, it new
a great deal to you. ‘
Taylor 8: Golden
Telephone No. 1210
death Nor-walk Trust Co. Bldg.
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tcontinued from nrst page)
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Owing to the present train schedule:
to mect all of tliel
east and west,I
it \‘.as accessory
tzl‘t‘rt: front the sotII‘i
zit lllt Wmnipttuk terminal of the Nor-
line, and take them toi
but so many
occasion that
this took but minutes.
i .t-rivint; :tt Wilton they wel-
tvalit trolley
\‘.Ilton in automobiles,
donated for the
a very few
\'I' t-‘l t
W 1‘ l‘t'
"lE sort of coal we Sell
‘ is a blessing to human-
ity. It‘s clean and it's
full of heat. Treat your home
to a ton of it and let us know
how you like it.
Harris & Gans
t
mud bv the 1m .an rs of the tomntit
and begun their business meeting
“all tzllPi' ll
.‘N.
in the Town shortly
l .
:oclock.
The Business Meeting.
()vttng to the abscnce of the prtwi~
train. a few minutes earlier.
lie-st
i veterans
Elle American band, of South
.lditt
:qlltwlt'tl by the \irllul'>.
IT. lit-Irwin.
‘IIIIMIII l“ t‘.
'fitd vvith the result of their efforts.
half hour at the station was the joi-
feature of the day. The sun
shone brightly,
the oldlasbioued army tunes. the
cheered t town. and the
town cheered the veterans, and eager.
t‘nntter of old friends was heard on
It t'ci'y side.
The ‘Band Concert.
Too much credit cannot be given to‘
Nor-
\‘tIlk, which arrived early and, be
> I l'. concert during the serving of:
took an active part in the'
lil.‘ t‘inner.
:dlltrillxtil tvttttsts and. later. plaved “‘4
...;tr tune at the .tntron, as re
The Committee.
lvllllflltl Ii Fitch. .IIIakland. T.
Ogden may well be.satis~
ThatI
the band played all.
Nelson lituiltbut and Scout-Z
attzactod much attention when the
“Peace at Any Price" residents gath-
ered at Stepney and raised a mon-
grel banner, inscribed “Peace." Sol-
dier: from the Third Regiment, who
had just returned from the front,
headed a delegation of Bridgeport
icitaens, broke up the meeting, and
>l1tl‘lr’tl one of their own, with Mr.
IIW as chairman. When. some one
till the c threatened to shoot the
sptukers, Chairman Howe said: “If
Itheg‘ fire a single gun. boys, burn the
Iwhole town. and 1'” pay for it."
ljzttly in November. 1862, the 1711)
having a hard time in inetficient
.ll( vv- clad shelters.
Ipnid oft and money was badly needed
!.\t:tr repeated failures ofthe paymas
lrl‘ to at'."i\e_. Private llowe advanced
lltll‘lt t 11 thousand dollars from his own
'porktt, so that the boys could have
ltheir hardcarued pay. llut thw‘best
thing l’rivatt- Howe did aside from
Not one had been _
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St,
Farrficld Ave.. Cannon 5!.
"W
Bridgeport, Conn, Tuesday, Aug. 29.
The value of merchandise
depEnds upon desirability
(Inc of tin first lavvs ot onoil stotv lvc-gtptn is that all tIIcrthtttItlisc must he sold 7
\vhilc it is still iltsirulilt anti lht llllI.‘ \Itluv at any little is the price at which it hill '
scll at that thin. lhis llltillls that all sc Isouttl lc goods \\tLlllllj' zippttrcl and woods
tlcpcntltnt ttpon fashion mus lit \(lll during tln sttt on Io] vvhnlt thcv‘ arc intciltlcd‘;
and it Intans too that .1” sh: lv it n t tttovt vvhilc it is still lti~h lllIl :Ittrgtt‘tiw
Inn-Inbcred that membaae of the asso~
(It nt. :-'ttrt-tuty J. I'- Itlukcnian called The Seventtvnzh \va ll fighting rig
:t'c li.tt‘llll_’.: t') ordc“, and t'haplaur
l'itid. of llcthcl. the session
‘\'tlill 2.11 appropriate prayer. After
transacting routine business the fol‘
llllf‘i'tl went through allpltases of III it'llttll) good fighting , was when
:ttltllt‘l. s life. Arriving at Balll- the Hill re :Iched New Haven. after he»
a ill of mun and unseasontd In: mustt 'cd out at Hilton Head, and
I “tul\ journey bv sea Thty wanted
and go home quick.
it
otn tied, ;,
on re
‘ found that no piovi
for their accom—
_\t)ltltf.‘rltII‘>, llle‘)
to go home.
lowing oliitcrs were tiected for tin-.stcn had been made so,
ltl‘tr'lllllg, year: l ._:Ioi‘:.tiou ’I‘he) pus-«d one night inIl’I‘IIalc Howe chartered a F'II-t'lztl
' lit-sidentr vv'nus .‘ll‘llonliltl. of New the sums- imr tlttll plt‘t‘liiplt-d a rail tIII II and landed them In Bridgeport
’York city. ' ‘t'ottd Slnltttlr “litr'tlltt' sort side of autut IIIttltt amid swat winking.
r‘tcretary .1. ll. lilaltcmztn, ofOron 'pl;.n'r was their only bed for Ion When “3an"! Post. No. 15. was?
‘wlw' t‘onn infill)“ “MW” “W “NH” “0 P cold toIIutd, the beloved captain of thc‘
.l‘rtt..urcr George D. Phillips, of vttttnils and very scanty at that lt.t.bt.Iy ('umpany. i‘nplain James 11'
,‘llxitlr'eport. “HT” their dearest “i“k to Y‘F'ngtlome who fell fightink at the head
’i‘hirty-nine deaths were reported no. Frail“ was refused by lien Wflool of li~ company, at G Illysburg, was
to:. the year, leaving 130 living mem- ,and tin-y Wt‘l'l‘Ifit'l at digging thorn
ttlIosen El> the name of the Post
selves in at Fort Kearney. LatertheyI I"
pvt,
(hers, of which 66 were present,
usually large number. when it is
all un~
Tt‘
_ l Stamford last, No. selected they
-t\. . " " '.'t‘ ‘ -'. “ v . v .
l“( H O‘d “d to 3m" M’J“ ‘ ml“ ‘li‘ name of (upturn (barb-s llobbre, (ill
Illtlt. and went forward mmm 5 ‘ d-llllt‘ Stamford t‘ompany. who was bud‘
Water St. South NONI.“ lcitttion are residents of practically nassns They did not get into ”WI”. \vt‘undcd a, (-hmm.nmt-\-“pr i
every state in the Union. illaltb- of l-redtricksbuig bttt later I
a- .-_~..._-- _- 4-4 ..-_ __§ The Dinner IV“... in“, “mm ‘W' nearby, vIltereI South Norwalk Post. No. ‘9. when
l WEATHER FORECAST I The dinner wab. pronounced one of thtv made rough shelters and passed 'cstitblished. 30 years I'll“ prornrtlll'I
I ...... lIl.e best ever served at a reunion of .1 t.vcre w-lnttr drilling ;nd 31‘”an ”It'll“! ”I‘ll organization I'lll‘TJlt‘Ul '
.
’ihete t‘ol. Douglas l‘ovvler, who. with
, Norwalk and vicinitv: Fair and the 17th. The tables were damttly (lt‘-lIll.ittit Ind to seasoned men. . . . (up
rm", warmer loniIhi‘ Wedne d“ Itozitted with tiowers and baskets ofIvv-hs more or less rough sport. sour: lutn Moore. were killed at lettvs- I
.4.” l . ...b. I ., ,3 I Iii ruit, and the menu included: Iand jest in between their regular dumbmt- SM“ “ "“0”" ‘0‘!"3'3 Hm” ‘“
nvrcanug (loudimss .Ind warmtr. ‘tn-s. lam: Mm” .the ”N M“ fighting men
Showers were quite general yestere
a.) in the southern district and along
, (‘old Boiled Iiarn
t (‘ltlf‘lif‘n Salad Potato Salad !
Baked Beans
lI April, the l7th. with others,hearti I in the whole regiment."
with enthusiasm the orders to march. The Westport l'ost. which was
‘9 Atlantic coast. Pleasant “1mm. lstitet‘. Tomatoes Sliced Cucumbers and early in May saw their first real merged with Buckingham Post. No.
”Nails this mOIntng In nearly “I‘ll Ice Cream t‘ake flailing at t‘Ihantellorsv-llle and t'ame' 12. of Norwalk, some years ago, wnsl
I'LS'VCW east of the Rocky Mountains l Peaches Oranges {through that awful battle with It total :tlsi named for a fighter of the 17th,,
A disturbance is central Over tlrt’II ( oilec. lot 120 ill?“ klllt‘tl. thtllltlt‘tlllllll miss :“h.” Mt‘llonougb, “ho was “'01)“de
lake Superior but it is not causing
much pneipimtion. The temperatures
sire low in the eastern distritts.
(‘onditions favor for this vicinitv
lair weather with continued low tem-
perature to-nlght, followed on Wed-
recday by increasing cloudiness and
thong temeprature
...-.....—
WEATHER A YEAR A00
. TODAY.
'l‘cmpct attire: i luv. t3» :high.
73. lIair. .
0ill___ NEWS
tharlcs Thorpe is
(mint motorcycle duty today for 0f-
fltcr Jarvis \iutry. who is in Hart-
itrtl attending a hearing before the
Secrttary of State.
Special Officer
I
Michael Kcllv of Levington avenue..
VI ..3 {tr-rested last night, bv Officer
1‘ o v'rtold s for drunkencss and assault
on his wiifie lvtrtheriutI Kcllv. Mike
vvns armin J‘tl before Judge Ves-
high this morning in the doan
court, and sentenced to thirty days
in jail.
Officer Jarvis Murrav is in Hart-
ford today, attending hearing of Fred
erick Andrews. of this city. btfotc the
Sctrctttry of State. .I\.Irtdrcvvs was:
(cincd in an accident some time ago.
in liaricn, and he received notice to
appear before the Secretary to show
rntsou whjr
ll\'0lv’(‘(l.
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Mam Mnnlk fans are planning at
the rttscnt time to visit New 304:.
tltI :tturdav. where they will vvitncme
the clash lltl\\l’fn the New
Yianlces and the Iloston Red Sov in
one cf the frost important series of
the season. it is also expected that a
con-'
lti~ license should not he.
lorkil
Adolph llemmclsknmk, it local ex- int. including In ut tol (".ltnllv‘ W 31- :It (lettvsblri'g
r'tert. had the entire charge of the pro-.ttr among the killed. and (‘o Noblet Not only in their own state and;
tart. tion of the meals and salads, andlscverely wounded llorttt e tireelev, countv were the heroes of the 17th to
lit attractive manner in which they on page 357 of his Attic tlctIIr coutiitt. :nnmbered when ten l'nion veterans
garnished and served. called forlmnt-z-er special mention of the ltopc- from tuanv tlilferefil regiments and
llers tally of the 17th. under its gal-i st: Ielt who had taken up their rest.
Afterncwn Exercises. lnrtt Colonel. ,IlI‘I‘III' in St. Augustine. i-‘la., decided;
The afternoon exercises were beIIrzunI Again .31 Gettysburg. the rIegi[.tIritIto form n It. A. ll. Post. in that city.;’
t.; the Congregational church at "320lrs‘ull\t‘tIl Itenvtlv (‘iipt bought:I l‘oW- the name of ii Whitney ('hatllcld
c cI.lotk Richard II. Fitc,h chairmanlbr was promoted to the tank of New M...- It'tInIIIll) selected. t‘hatneld en~
of the reception tommittee, presiding. item-III colonel was killed: t'ttltl “ll‘ ‘NM “0'" Bridgeport ill the ”lb as!
in it btief address he welcomed thels Ion lrcnch was severely woundedw II private, but was rapldh- advanced
lgncns and gave a brief outline of thcuutl Major Brady was disabled III III ‘0 Militant for his sterling executive
callnnt deeds that made the 17th CODIlBlItll splinter. ’Ihe total lo 5 of the q.ltIthtlet-I as well us for bravery in
nccticut \'t)ltllllt‘t‘.8 one of the most‘l't‘tl” at Gettysburg, was 195 men. lbnltlt‘. He was killed, with .t num-
flghting regiments of thel .\lo:. . lmrd firming: followid for the'bl'l of others. in a raid near St Au~
istnte atdte ending bringing out thefreu tnent tit Iott “aunt-r. and in the gu: tine. at the same time that Lieut
fail that over the memorial ruonu- opt ntion against lIort Sumpter a tot. \\'Iltox.~'on was mortally wottnd
event of the 171b.on the GettyIi-Iburg lnitl respite followed at Fully lslnnd,l I‘t‘. . l
battlefield. the association maintain an and II. c n the 17th vv its t.tkc ii on trans-
American ling, which is flown every pottt to II lorida, and soon after. ltInd-. Ml“ Kathleen Hunt, Olll HOUR”!
dot in the year. who it costs about $20Iint at Jacksonville. were t‘>lnbll. Jim] ‘0“ film‘l- thnbury iII spending a:
toy) for a nevv flag each year, nndi with headquarters at St. Augustine. ““‘k ““h h” nunl Mrs. 0'13”“ (30‘ I
i \‘vt ll‘
prim expressions of approval.
I
l
. famous
was pIquotetl to brigadier
vvitlt
'.t man to raise and lower it cv'Icry l'.tt)l Noblevv de" M thlxeileld
morning and ni ‘ltl. Instead of a:gtIncr:tl and. '
badge or emblem to mark the golden pat-Ititipatetl in a number
lnnniversary of the association. Mr: .Ivvlth detached companies of his com
III‘ i.ttlt in the name of the Town of Imnnti .\lnnv of these developed dis-
\\ilton presented a twenty dollar gold :Ist ous results for the ‘.lh t.c.n \o
piece, front the funds in the hands of bio on t.tptttrc.d Licut -t‘ol \\'Iiltox
committee. which would lnsure'son was Irtot‘lnllt' tn
It‘simcnts
ruids
-ever:Il
.‘llss Marie \\ cingartner has return-
led to her duties as stenographer in
the offices of Attorney ”it 0. Gregory .
iafter enjoying a tvvo wseek‘ vacutlon.|
of
Tht administrators will make the.
woun‘h‘d‘ “km“ flnnl accounting of the estate of “it- '
llit‘
Itht living of the llztg for one vcar ill the third oilitct of that rank in lht oglitnn Ii. Willmott in Stamford, «it
'Iltttst. \vithout c\pense to the ItssociI-t rei' .tt.tnt to meet death In butt .oelmk Saturday
tion lAdmtuut thntt‘rcld was killed aitd
i Itcv' l-I‘rcderit .\l. llollister, pastor’mrnt were captured and sent to thrill —Llrile 12 ft. Man Eating Shark om
Andcrstutvillc
lI'l lllt- (lItllt'lI, KIIH‘ lllt‘ guests it must itt‘.l lltlll'. lcxhibition {ll (‘lil‘ford llotel BlOf‘k ‘0_l
l
cmi. ‘inl it t- lc otue. II
State Representative J. (‘lnrenee'iltltun July 19th, 18th. and a month it.
Jackson gave them the freedom oilinitr landed in Ncw llith’ll, where
the town. in II short. but carticst.ttnv disbanded. A complaint was ”...de at the
speech. - . .I The) had been through it all: m,“ district 1.0"”, station, last cvcn-
Acting President lllttkentttn. of the Trv'llt‘ll (liming, vv’inter crimp, the may from p_ 1) Slannurtl that a man-
tl>.~tit‘l:tllml, finished the uttf‘trrishcdlgru'est battles of the war, seige. vvns helplessly drunk and was lying
ll‘ll‘ll'tb‘s of the morning session by L'lllllilll fighting. imprisonment. and on up- from parch. 0mg” Silk went
lllt‘illlts ‘no other regiment can boast a proud-110 the scene or the complaint and
record 166 killed or fatalll'lhrought Gav‘cr lovit to the station. lil
vvtundt-ti This itt brief is the l‘t‘COl‘dIcourt_ this nuyrning. 3“ng Lockwood
l"\lt(l4lllt)h of the ntztuttcr in which of the Seventeenllt (‘onnecticut Vol-Imminucd his case from day to (lay.
“Elton had Interminttd the members. unltcfirs 66 died of disease. 253 were.
’ilI‘I In“ presidvnt “illis Millonttltl. (VilHlll'Hl of which nine died in pris-
math :1 vvi tv spt‘ec.h full of local {11- ‘on. v‘ ith a total of Til tusualtics is in
cabin; for :I Iesolution of
which was oifcrtd bv Pomradc l‘ink 't
ncv of Reddiug. and showed full ap-I
Ilumanc Oillccr Thomas llttnt ar-
rested Thomas Smith, of New Canaan
i
l
.ltv- IeIIimtInt was mustered out at“ day from I, to 11 ll- 11)., Admission 10c I
. I . .
largii number of Norwalkers will vvit- lusions. 4 I. britl the DOM? “TONI 0f ”10 Seven~ last evening. for cruelty to animals.
nesr the Giant-l‘todgcr series at the“ Prof Flinn" (‘onNock then Fnttko'lt’tlllt( V‘Imllt‘l‘llllll Volunteers Smith was driving a horse that was
l’olo Grounds during the middle of.‘I W 1:03 recollections, us a ho: oi" Now :Is to the reward these heroes suti'cring frotrt hard usage. Tire horse
next week.
tfiftren, when, at the little the forty.t_e(ttved from a grateful constituen-
was taken to lv'eelcr's stable, and
..- l.
“iltot. membtrs of the 17th marched
ACCES§lBLE
ONLY 1‘0 YOU
IA Safe Deposit Box in our
Fire and Burglar Proof Vault
is absolutely suture and pri-
vote—accessible only to you.
The cost is low—$4 per year.
ItIt PillPli’S trust II.
up Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Com
3% Intereat on Savinga
Accounts
and spoke a strong word lo:-
' preparedness.
t'mnmandcr Thomas Bradley,
Buckingham Poet, of Norwalk. then
tlm four \‘t‘rses of “'i‘enting ToI
,Ililllll on the Old (‘amp Ground," his
comrades joining in the refrain, and
gmaking the most impressive feature
=of the entire titty. All joined in sing-
ling “Auld Lang Sync," and the pits-
~.tor pronounced the benediction,
I The March to the Statlon.
l Everybody then fell in behind the.
l
Ittvny.
\llllf.
band and marched in Wilton station.
‘whcrc, through the courtesy of the
railroad management, the Pitlslield ex.
press made a specitrl'gl’op for the ac-
'comnrodalion of the large number of
south-bound passengers, while those
of:
"northrbound went up on the regular A year before ho enIisted he hadIthe city.
c_v—— 'rulv thev' are bono: ed in a gen-
.erel vvav with the man) that went
lfotth at the call of country. but mark
the “anal honor placed upon thent by
tht .Ir tomrndt-s in arms, who at first an“ $10 and costs for cruelty to uni-
hunti were ablctojudge their achieve trials. nnrounung to $1s_01_ He after-
.rnttt among runny heroic deeds OfIIv.-._ms .ignet] a paper giving the hu-
llII‘.‘ clabt Grand Army Posts in Fair-‘ mane officer pcrmisl-von to shoot the
:lf‘ltl c'ounly, five bear the names (if Illiilrritl and put it out of misery
members of the 17th. ...—...—
Bridgnport was the first to honor On Tuesday, September 6th the
tit: HJOtl olti goventeenth, and w'hen ntw trolley schedule between Nor-
; (Laud Army Post was established— walk and Stamford and between Nor-
thr third one in the slate-«the namcgvvnlk anti lloton Point. will go into cf.
of Elias llovve. .lr., was promptly sc-Ifcct Beginning on the above. date
tccted. Elias Howe, Jr.,’the. inventoricars will run between Norwaik and
of the sewing machine. and in rccelptlStnml‘ord every forty minutes, and
of an income of $250,000, marched out'between Norwalk and Hutch Point
of Lridgcport its a private in thelevery twenty minutes. No other
ranks of the 17th. Ich: ages will be made on any lines in
Srrith was taken to the police station.
witcrc be was charged with drunken
tress. Judge Lockwood fitted the prist
oncr $1 and costs for drunkenness,
lltis is the stason of th‘ _\t;tr thcn lot :i tuttlul lll\]lttlltlll of
[hi \llllt‘, ltits tll ltlttvltzltltll
I t have rctttvctl spuial pritt lhtsc pritcs on not (it‘-
pvntcnt upon Ior‘Intr \.Iltlt.s but illt ptit‘cs at \\lll\ll the store rt-ttts tthn at this time
and vvltitli insure to thc lttll'tll; tscr tuotc than usual vuluc . F"
__£ .
Shoes. ' 1 Glo. .s and Handkerchiefs. For the House. '.
.\ I \\ou1.t.'\ _) .1”, film” \\llil Cut Glass Sugar and Cream
H ”H” ‘ ”\lm-‘l‘ “l ‘l \I\lli:' Iltitllilt ll!) it'tl llilj'tr l 1 regular 5135—- 75° F."
of trout vii to $t.5tt. “III S; to Il.lll ill I] I Is \\ nc vvitlII Fancy ChIna, larile Japaneae assort—
$5 5”,“ $2 to $4 .t \ .nn .1 ‘0 ill .I."llIt l\. merit. Regular 25c to $175——
\\ ._ . . “(KI quality - 5oc 19° I° “5
I ontcus vvltttc cuttv'nsovlords. tlmmuisrttr- K.t)\t'\ rtl-Ap in f Tea Cup. 3"" Saucers, PORNO“;-
\\ Iilc pumps and tcuttis shots. hr l ss our decorationa— Bot
“Hm,“ tlxt‘llil ortnttrttolvolots. \\tl Fireproof cooking utensils, Ca...
8: to $;— $r. oo
\\ otut It s p. llt' n1 lc .Itht t and dull
v :tlt pumps and ovlorils, narrovv
vvitlths $1. 00
lilllltllt‘ti's‘ illlIl tnisscs' vvhitc
canvas putupsw 85c and $1.00
' .\l;rin l'iloot'. l
Women’s Apparel ‘
lloust tlttss neat and :tttrflr‘
tivc tot ntorninIr \\(‘.'lr SI toSt. 5t
tpiztlvtv— 85¢
.\ tlc.In up of sutnutcr (lr-s,tssc
voilcs lavvrr and limits, were S"
to Sin—— $3. 50
Mvitts. \vhitc I;'IIIt‘_\ stripts and,
awning cloth~ $r. .25I
.\loh;IiI bathing suits. balliI
ptivc —
Silk waists (‘Ittpt tlc (hinc,
lap silk and satin vvhitc and in
'colors. lortu rlv SI. so to Si go—
95c and SL95I
Summer Hats.
.\ll ,sllllllllt'i" ll§|l\ that were
Intcly St .111th "2.50, in good av~
sorttuctrt ot color s and trimmings.
69c ad $1I‘
St‘t‘tllltl Floor.
I
I
l
Domestics. ,
Sllt‘t'l“
regularly
ready
45“‘“
for use, 72min
35c, 3 for SI
Its-cs, 45x_rtt— tocl
lilt-Itt‘ltcd tlittnuslv, :Ill linen. rcI'
tlttt‘cil l‘ronh SI—- 75c
\lttin Floor. ‘
. I
l'tllovv t‘
‘ ta li'ctzt
7St-f 60C
“omens plain lincu hamlkcr
vhitls, ltt
and 70c half dozen.
4tIIInIvtn llttstiorslr t‘lilttlll nun
.\|cn's large litrcn lmuillscr-
chicls, pluin~——$L25 half dozen.
Main Floor.
Hosiery and Underwear.
l‘lllil‘t‘ slllv llt)~it'l')', ll\'l(’ llI't'l
and toc— 25c
l’inc lislc Combination suit‘
with Ian trintmtil knee. 59c
?tpi;tlitv—— 45c
( hiltlrcn s hosiery. tlouhlt‘
strcngth hccl,
(‘ltiltltcn's vvhitc t‘otton \‘csts
and pants, -sc qualiiv— I7C
Silk ltosicty slightly itrcgtrlzzu-I
.\lak(r s ltillllC stamped on catlt
pIir. Some of the intpcricttiotis
can ltartllv bc iounil llt‘slfllt'tl
to scll up tub too— $I.oo
_\l.'IiII lloor.
Misses and Children.
Sample Initldy blouses,
styles sizes 0 to 18 years,
and SI. 25 quality '
\port skirts, blue,
ll“) stripes“
Sct‘onil l:l0t’ll'.
By the Yard.
lixccllcut line of Iucssalittc and
in street and cvcniug
slitttlcs, rctlttt‘ctl from St..’5—-$l.oo
all
$l,0.)
75C
rose or
$1.45
tun,
tiighunts. popular stripes.
plaids and checks. lv'ce'ularlv
l.’ I»_‘t—— roc yd.
_\protI ginghttnts—-- 6C yd.
.\l.'IiIr l’loor.
Books and Stationery.
\ t llox litrg'lislt Mull writing
For Boy. .pnpcr containingr tut shccts and
I. ... .. .T' .. -..“
Sport blouses, 50c and 75.'.‘” f"“l"l"~‘- Ivtlttlntl} 33v 29C
Ipt.’Ilitv—- 39c , .\ov'cls sonrrvv'lttt shopvvtirn.
“C . . . , [inc-lulc Ivood authors \\t'l‘t_‘ 7;c
.Ish slitlI; tor ltttlc lcllovvs— to Qt “I“ 56c
Filil‘llt'ltl .\\‘cnttc Futrnut‘c.
Lincn Xorlollvg lvt‘olvcn sircs- l
nIIl tat quality—50c
sole and toc— 8C;
stock. \ll ov‘cr '
serolea, covered and uncovered tel. '
pots. Round and oval dishes, etc.“ ‘
Regular 40c to 70c— 25c cacb ‘
Numlnum Ware. 3 piece sauce pail
Beta: 6 qt. Berlin kettles and rice be“.
en, regular $1.35 to $1.50— ,
85c and 95c en.
Guaranteed Garden Hate.
Regular $2.50—
Regular $5.00—
Toitet Paper.
$1.75 25 It. .'. ..
$3.50 so III. II
Regular 6 rolla 26h .
8 for as.
Food Choppers good size with I.
blades. Regular st. 10- 758.
Fourth Floor.
1 Toilet Articles and Notions.
lourist cases rubber lincd, 3'
Itlualitv—
lrunsparcnt glyccrinc
rust: or violet, roe quality—-
I 7c 4 for 25¢
llatbin" caps, 19c and 256——
toc and 15:
lirst quality pins, lull count——
6c paper
Jewelry and Leather Goods.
fitcrhng silver rings, rhinestone
setting, \\‘tl‘C $l. 59—— $100“
.\lcsh lines with gate top—950-
soap.
Adjustable trtotor ”ogglc‘s.
Sroo quality— soc
lllttck bags, strap back. soc -
qualitv— "M
39‘.
.\lc'n~ and rust: and bill fold,
Icul lcatltcr— 2
at}
For Men. I’ .
llcrlncs stilt hats and taps that
must mm c alouII l'ortncrly $1. 50
to $300—— . 95¢
.\\"lth shirts itr light pat- l
lv"lll\. still tttlls‘. SI t]tilllll_\-—75c
libre silk hosc vvitlI lislc h'ccl "
and toe llliltli~~ l7c_
gtt nccliIIcc shirts shopvvnrti— .
. 3 for SIM)
. Nit-ct tlrr ov'crttlls and coats,
hrtu tttbrtc. usual $4.25 garment——
95c
Rugs and Curtains. .
llcuvy china matting rugs. 7
tiliy l(I.(I. $t.5tt t|ttnlity~$LOI> .
(orkolinc rugs. 4 it. (I by it fir-2'?
95¢
It't.
$r.35: IAtICoflee Department. NIH-ml lots soiled turtains at
Khaki trouscrs. full line, (i to; 3 [illufliglnlfw .tttn‘w— 5°C mm I 4 l” I -’ H.“ IIlIII priI. c. .
t3 “In“. 75c qttnlitv— 50': .r )5. 3m tot et— $1.03 l::l\l v‘Illlllt‘tl awningI rultu‘td
I - I 4 llts. 40C tt':t—-- 31-03 ll) $1.00
ltrtsctncnt. Basement. l Third Floor. 4
, . \ i
. The Howland Dry Goods Co
.
qu‘A - _ I ~ 7
“...-ma mm: tititijnt.tr:vit~crya‘e; *“ “‘ __ “fl" — ”4-5
Alilte liretlice
twining, by Otliccr (‘lune. for biteach
of the peace and fighting on
strict. They
station house. and Judge Lockwood
continued tlrcir cases until next Sal-
urtiuv because allot the bovs‘ parents“
were not in cotttt.
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—— DOLLS.
Briggerman Bros.
MALTEDiw MILK
i
Richmilkanaltod graineata-aotanowdct. ;
Forlnfananvalidaaadcrowingchildm. i/
Pure nutritionmpbuildinc thwholebody.I '
Invigonm nursing mothorq and tin and.
'nto Food-Drink for all Ana
mlMora nutm'doua than ha. collagen.
SalttlitatucottYOUSalaPnoa
and Dominic Christianol
four Norwallt boys, were arrested. last .
Main:
spent the night in the
INFANT
Infants‘ and Children’s Fine White Lawn and Batiste
Dresses. trimmed with fine lace and embroidery. Low neck
and short sleeves. or high neck atd long sleeves, with em-
broidery trimmed. or plain hem skirts, 6 months to 6 years.
5’ WEAR
50cI m $2.00
' Infants' Cashmere Sacques. with button-hole edges. more
’ r with silk crocheted edges in colol‘s with embroidery designs
in corresponding colors.
Short Sacques.......‘......
Long Kimonos ......... . . .
Flannel: ttc Sa :qucs and K
or with white kid tops"
Crocheted Booties and Shoes ............ 2" ab and 50(-
Kid Shoes and Slippers' in white, black and tan, patent leath-
Lawn Bonnets with lace and embroidery trimming,
J. I. MALLETTE
............. 50¢ It) $1.75
.......... $1.75 to $2.25
intonos ...... 25¢ KIWI 50¢
25(- zttnl 50¢
50¢ ,
25¢;tt1il
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