\.ttl l)! tomonsiblt‘ lm- Unt‘ lluntbcr on utamfm-d Mrs David Fultz of Flat‘
3 ‘ . .” ‘ ‘ ' Diarrhoea. I . l' 3‘“, r S: .,
tho program, ltct‘zwltmt-ttis Will bc bush, Mrs. (lcorgo E. t‘ram, Mrs. assimilates the‘Fozgdftlyfng-fizmmfuffigfi "2““! Bowels.
O.\ l wory about the 5. mo and wiry whom is urrfld to Jamcs Wood. Mrs. t‘llcb‘tt‘r n. netw- The Children’s ¥WTHO Mother‘s mien . P.
chilly days and night.) ‘lllHI! ‘dict, Mrs. Lansing l). Udall, lira. ‘ ' \
__ that autumn “in brill . ‘ -—-———* William J. lirltt‘dlfl, Mrs. Ely Ray CAST R'A
‘ . . g - Small legs of 1m" 30?. 10 at mond, Mrs. t'llt‘slt'i‘ Kerr. .urs. Dudley GENUINE - ALWAYS
:3 Buy our guartttltccd toal and 5“,“th ' l‘ ”Hm ”d “I <1 w”. H mm ‘
ii . v . 3 . .r ‘~‘ »~ .. _'u ,.'s.t.c2't .c ., BI
cheer up. \ou ll git tht lllglb 1.....— .‘ttrs. Arthur (‘. HUM, Mrs. H. Artilur‘ m the Signature 0f
‘ 6“ qualll." coal your lurttat‘e A flight iltl‘lllt‘lll ir'l'ill'l't‘ll this \Vltcclcr, Misscs Amy Cox, Gladys,
has 6W!” testcd undoing, about ninc o‘clock, wht-n a 3100”,,“sz Emily Randlp. lsabcl Al—
» ’litll‘fit‘ came out of llcnry street to tor, Lina Hill, Mary ll. llctts, Mary:
0 ’ jh‘outh Main slit-Tl on tho lcft hand sitlc Burncll, Frances llarxslront, Mary Mal ’ .
Harrls & Gans in lthc road and ran into jitncy lllllllbt‘l‘_ t‘lcllan of liarictt, lilizaltcth Marshall.
nine, which is owncd by tlcorcc Jatu, llazcl Lockwood, Mildred “1150“,:
Wu“ St, South New“! lain, The harness on tho horse was" Anna t‘uttts out. l-IltJEsc ilyington. ' n m For over 30 Years
, ‘ ébrokcn, but no other damage tosultul.‘ l y .. ' .
. 1—1»— ._ “m ‘l 3.1.... , The first hill meeting of ti)» Matt-t Th. ‘lfld You HIV. A'le. Bought
NOW IS THE TIME t-~(‘aps, capo, ()‘Britn's {1169 “'llih‘l “'85 llt'lti yi‘rli‘l'llfly “it"r' 'NIOIIVAIIR con-auv.u¢u your on",
n‘o PAINT ’ . -wa—V noon at the Norwulk t‘ountry ('lub,
‘“ . Your H0u5e_ l Owing to thc fact that tour chit» with Mrs. (Ilarcncc (laborno acting an,
i Estimates Cheerfully Given. {then in the (layout-t; ltotnc, at 118 that...» Mrs. Wallcr r. Monroe. and, -.-.-.-: _-_ m - -.._-, -. .- ,. 1 .. _ _
'\ l JACOB RUDDER iWalet‘ stt'cct, downtown, whcrc the rc- 11:1):-rngn‘tli-‘cximlm Iguzhcrl;g::sll gaincs. tltuc Fitzgcrttld, however, rcndcred
‘ . , . ‘ " i' ltl‘ria li.‘ or». i 0 3 A *3- 4- ' t ., .. x-'~'
if ‘ I08 80. Mam St. Phone 1446 “m “Nth “um up] H In -. ithc cucst trophy The next meeting of‘ i“ draw d'm‘mn'
__ -_______ w_ w-_______._ l‘UH't‘d- ill"? bl‘t‘" ”WM“ ‘0. ”l“ (ll-"t l lib will i); hrld Th d . Sttnttict ll. Crawford, an old and. The show was a big financial pup.
W . THER FORECAST goose, it has bcctt dccmcd advrsablc ling? C u 191 (it ‘ l on { ill” “vi",wcll known resident of Norwalk lain-as, the largest crowd that ever at-
l . ' tiltc Board of Health that those mil-in“I :r ) :l‘tanl fillllniol: 1‘.” i today quietly cciebrntlns "his 88th Velltlt’tl a boxing >how lti this city be-
For Norwallt and vicinitv' Gmwm‘»:drcn be kept from attcndtng scfhoolw ~ .m‘“ l a ' l“- ibirthday, Mr. Cgawiord is now living ing on hand. Official figures could
. , ‘ ' ' . ‘andbc placed under observation or a at tho homo o! is son, (‘aptaln John'
I) my and finghuy COO!" tontght‘. ~ ‘ ‘od it' ‘ ’l‘tc eamc action1 1'01““ "~ C‘mrlfihl- “'1'“ has been ll t‘rawtord it (‘Annon street .nm be learned, but a fair estimate M
‘ I u ~ ' - ‘ . p |‘ r (s (u
f» . ant. Satudny. A ltrht dtstttrbancclqm? Wt” 0 T2” 1”}de in ”wW'isiiing his brotltcrs William m,“ ' ' 'h 9” "dd“ 9 mild D9 391 at 3.500
“ “ s 'et'cra 1 1mm ' ‘ , o-—- , w , ,, , . ., .
; “(Intral mim- Halt Iran, N. C” is . MW“ “3 0 i‘ g , . v , , , ‘ ,pooplt. (hltk Blown." r.» understood,
_ 'n m m d h l, ‘. . I ~. ting;neighborhood who “”9 ”1,05“, to George Cortright, in bouth human», John Malone and Edward llrt’wermfldrfl- down “PM”. 31.000 for his M
l" , J g u ..e c ' a 0“ 8” weattcr out 'thc disease before its character was 19" yesterday for Birmingham, Am'ltltc firm of Brewer & Malone were tort-t ‘-
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South Atlantic coast.
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wnmnx co worm! ‘cov-
EB YOU. Think this out, it means
I moi deal to you.
Taylor at Golden
Tom-mono No. it”
until-‘Norwnlk Tract Co. Bldg.
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Till “I? 00'?” I! m, Mrs. E. K. mm u». been taken to
“NW AND “MUG“ “1
‘Motrls, “stand by Urn. Kcllogg and:
. Burnett.
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i - Smalllcgs of lamb, 20c, in at
Pleasant Wcu- I
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districts cast of the Rocky Mountains.i
'l‘be tcuiperaturcs are low in the‘
northern districts between the Rocky
Mountains andathc Lake region. Free:
zlng [Pnllit‘l'iillll'f‘fi were reported from;
Montana, North Dakota‘and iiinngso—f
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TODAY. i
'l‘cmpcmturc: Low, 52: high,
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Attotncy Jc'ssc T_ Dunbar is in New
Dawn today, on local busincsa. .
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SOCIETY
Aim mu
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murmur.” In: Wadsworth: Haunt»
inn, worm nhr tag be operated on
Sunday or Monday by Dr Robert Tu
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Schultl’s. ,
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The South Norwaik Rii‘lc t‘luti will ‘
‘hold largc' practice tumor-tow on the, Engagement Announced.
-South Xorwalk range. A regular In??? The engagement of Miss Nettie 5
ing of 1110 Chill “‘1” be held Monday Selleck, granddaughter (ti Captain anl
in the Cityuall. Those who PXW‘t *0 311.». Luau struck, oi Norm-ant. it)
“Wild 11‘" shoot 5110“” be 31 the Harold A. Baldwin, of Not'nalk, was
hall a one o‘clock. announced at a dt‘lighti’ul tea given
"""""—' at hcr home in Art-h street yesterday
3‘ SCh‘H‘TS' afternoon. Mr; Harold M. Grotto.
Mrs. iiobt-rt B. Waugh. and Mitts
Th9 rally day social of the Baptist 1an Bryan. of Brooklyn. assisted.
Sunday School will be held tonight in The guests we“): Ml‘a. Norton 1.90. of
rim t-ltuzch, An interesting program New York, Mrs. Arthur 11 Murray, of
‘9‘?“ LPN“ al‘rallfii‘d- and ”Ch “353 l’elham, Mrs. (lardincr Trowbridge ol
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«MOONLIGHT DANCE SAT.’ EvE.,f ““‘m‘m‘mm 5"“-
Jolly Five Arion Hall. 7
JEWS To OBSERVE .
YOM KIPPUR FEAST
Thomas llunt worc visitors atthc
‘ Daubury fair yesterday.
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Day of Atonement Will See Solemn‘
‘Services in Synlauouc. .
Thu Day of trottcntcnt, or thc ile-
brcw holy day. \om Kippur’ falls on}
tho tcnth-tltty of toll month of 'I‘isltrl.f
t-orrcspondlng to ()ctnbcr 7, Saturday.-
.-\ special acrt'icc tllc ct‘cning bctorc‘
ushct's in tlic solcmn occasion, whiclt
scrvicc is known as tho "Kol Nldrc". ’
tall vows.) m (‘llllPti from u“. opcnfi Frank (lootlciiild, of South
ing words of the introductory, praitcr.,t"llt‘i‘t. has gone ottt of town for about
This introductory prayer is notc-HWO wccka.
worthy for tho bountiful melody to
which it is traditionally chanted. Ar‘j Frank .-\. llttkcr, 'hc
> amp * ch'trhlmq,
attendance at the fair ycatcrduy.
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in an for over 80 years has bornethe limtnro
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All Counterieiis, Imitation and‘¥3uhmmmeygotm
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health at
wants and Children-WK against Elm
What is CASTORIA {
Castor-in is a harmless substitute ior Castor Oil, Pare:
[0116, Drops and Soothing Syrups It is plenum. It
contains neither 0 tum, Iorphino not other Narcotic
substance. Its ago ii its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverlshness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant. use for the rcllei oi Constipation
Flatuiency, Wind Cour. all Teething Troubles an
i bnma. where he has assumcd the posi- among the Nay-walkers who attcndcd
gtion or advertising manager for than“. llattltury fair yesterday. ‘
Attorncy Loo Davis is spending ..
l‘ollcc Oillccr Jnrt'itl MUTN‘Y. JOlllltft-w days in Andovcr, V. li.’l‘ltc trip}
Murray, Thomas Barney and Sergeant,“ being tnadc by Mr. [javif‘ in my}
automobile.
n—no—n
.\ir. and Mm, Edvard Chit-heater ct,
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, .. ”i‘demk‘ Main Hirt‘t‘i wtlrc’it‘nnltcndnncc at tho
Stanchl and (heater Mcckcr were in. Danbury fair ycatcrdny.
("llnton K. llttnt-a’r. tho local cam.»
Mrs. G. McDufllP 0f Loni: llidlto. has man was a visitor at the Dntthurv‘ioundtnu of the church, on September
boon spctttlint: a wcck in New Haven fair vcatcrdar.
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John McGarrio and Nathan Schncai
Mill" arc attending the littnbury fair today. liullt‘ltt-tm to tho outofitown :ucsta at
HOSPITAL NOTES.
, lilactittrtzetl y‘onicrday: Alfrod Faro-
“T‘ll‘klmwn Q no. of Sauzatuck.’
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.ranged for modern initrttmcntatton. NH‘thlk hit-Wilt!” "nilIU-‘lll-‘l- 1““ ""3; Discharged today; Louisa Byron. of
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The South Norwnlk Club is having
'tlto Kol Nidrc melody now finds place
on various symphony programs.
afternoon for Boston, where ho will Gcornetown. .
, witttcas 's'otnt' , of tltc championship; "
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: ST. PETER'S LAD|ES' AID.
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Meeting Held Yesterday :2 the Evan»
gclical Lutheran Church.
t Thc monthly busincss meeting of
lthc Ladics' Aid Society of St. retells
.Evungclical Lutheran church was held
't‘lturaday iu the aaacmbly room of the
lchnrch, on Ccdar street. Routine bus-
lincwu was transacted. The pastor rc-
Iportcd that the fifth ttnnivcraary’ot‘ thc
317th. was a succcss, a substantial sum
,bcint: rcallzctl to diminish thc church
ltlcbl. Tho ladies decided to scrvc a
;thc annuttl tttisnion it‘stivul, which is
itto bc observed on October 15th, Thc
I mcctlntz was ttttcntlcd by a largo num-
i Schattb
lacrvinr‘ rct‘t‘caltmcnta to all prcacnt.
'l‘ilc gucsls wcrc: Fraulcins llof‘lmnnn.
Mcycrholz, Louisa Millcr. \i‘cllnitz,
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a ticker installed over which clcction ,
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returns will be rcccivcd at: well as'
the world script: bascball gamcs. ?
~(‘all cvcnings at Republican head-'
quarters, Rod Mcn‘s Hall' and leave
your application “To Be Made" a vo-
201‘, Oct., 16th the last day. i
A meeting of the Republican town
committee will be held at tliF‘ncW
club's headquarters in the First Dis-
trict, Wall street, this cvcning at
3:30 o'clock. '
W. N. Byington. owner and skippcrl
of thc “l“lickor," which won the l..'t-‘
bor Day race at tho Norwalk Yacht
Club. was prosecuted with a lteautifutj
silver loving cttp Wednesday, by Vice:
:‘onmmtipro William H. Farrell, as a
trophy or this event. The cup in a
{bounty and was well earned, inasmuch
as the “Flicker" sailed a wonderful
race in a heavy sea. ¢ ‘
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tltzhttlrs lRlISl it.
79 Wuhlngton Street.
‘ south Not-walk, Conn. \
September 25, 1m. x
At a meeting oi woman! or
' Directors or The People's Trust
Company. held this day, a dividend
at the rate of 4% per mum was
declared lto dcpositora in the Sav-
ings Departmént out of the earn-
ings for the-fiscal period endinx
September 30,1916; The name will
, be, entered in pnssboo‘ks and fiid
‘_ ~on manner October 10. 1916.
mm amount.
The Day of Atoncmont itaclf is 1th .
great. white last, the culmination 0!. m
lit,
the ponitcntal days inaugurated by the: ,
Jewish New Year. Tltc iliblc in scvcral ‘, Shoot a Quarter!
dcsignates it as the Sabbath,” The test of a shot Shell's
ill uttcient days ll‘h‘ Oi)" primer strength is, how high
will the primer alone (shot,
powder and wads removed)
thug a quarter in the air.
till—Am“ SHEIE
passages
of tSalibaths.
servnncc was characterized by clabor-l
:ttc priestly ccrcmonial and aacrilicial,
rite. All this pomp or ritual dinoppcaru
ed with tho downfall of thc Tcmplc at
Jerusalem. lint tlic loss of priesthood “inhuman“...
anti altar did not aifcct the vital with; Makcihis idbtWitilaBlack
nificancc of Yom Kippur as rucb.l Shell and 4.1;- tr:l;<r.1u.t;,h:'t_
which still rcmalus’ the supreme day: nndfitvi C": which stroll lzaa
in the religious calendar of the .lcw.l theQulftic‘alm‘ttigt‘rugf‘tprimer,
- ,. . l which i, or.“
its primary purpose is to rcmitc
f harmony bctwecn maul ASk “3 f"? the bOOlet.
the sense 0 I "HowTo Tcst Shells,"~.'~:hith
and hi afollows. betwccn man and his; describes three interesting
own higher self, bctwccn ma mind, test you canmake yourself,
' 1' ' " ‘ ii at bar These tests'will prove ten
God. \tlicrttcr and‘houcv‘et l T, n: different paints of shot shell
niony has been broken )y 5m. 1-! superiority.
only rcqulrcmcnt for forgiveness is: Albert D. Morgan‘
the sincere turning from sin and the:
coming to God in love and followiugi
His law in loyalty. ‘
One of the most impresslvc fett-I
turns of Yom Kippur devotion—gon-'
tinned for thou entire (lap until sun-
act—4s the memorial service for the’t
dead held usually in the afternoon;
The concluding service 0! the Day oi;
Atonement is called Neilah. '
Services with special music will be‘
held at the local synagogue this eye:
ning and all day Saturday until sun-.
down.
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MESSENGER BOY GETS FREEDOM.
PROVIDENCE. R. 1., Oct. 6.——James
‘O'Brien, messenger boy in a jewelry
factory, who has been held since last
summer on a charge of having, ~mur- ‘
,dcrcd Miss Beatrice Walter. seventeen" . .
ycara old, was not free today. The'
“on:
E'Grand Jury yesterday reported no in- BASEBALL
;dictment against him, _‘ ‘
3 Miss Wa’lter was shot i _ the\bdo- ‘ NORWALK
[men on the night of July last near . '1 VS. -”
Fort Independence. O'Brien was walkf
ing with her at the time; andlater ln,
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the night nutmeg the ‘gi'ri'a iaihec‘oi
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i ‘Ohhpann. Loppc, Nottck, Stuck, Thi-
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lalbne carried him to victory. Brown’s
‘right hand was practically : Helpless
‘ Young Mack, ofi Merlden.
The boat “bout L of the evening' .
.~ . ' G P t d‘tlvg. W a .
@ropght togethor eorge to 0 an 1 * ,3. Sage and
Alllililitli OVER illilliii
New Haven Favorite Gets Revenge
on Protege in 12- Round Bout
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NEW HAVEN, Oct. 6.~-(‘hick
ltmwn, idol of New Havcn boxing tans.
wax given the decision ovcr l’ctc
Ilnrtlcy, of New York, at tltc conclu-
sion of a twclvca'ound trout at the
Arena last night. Brown
honors in five rounds, thrcc went to
llnrtlcy, while four were about even.
llrown, by his' victory, cyt/tcd up the
score With Hartley. who gave hint a
terrific lacing at the ("asino about a
year ago. ..
Although both Brown and Hartley
gavc the best that was in them, the
bout. hardly camemup to expectations.
Hartley failed to Show up to his best
captured '
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illorthca Millcr. Schrocdcr. Fuhr-
ctnc, Ilcckor, lepcrcr, Kpcnlg, Ncugo
haur, Schmid, Kunucll, (lrocshncr,
Knippcl. Schumnn. Berra, ('ordos and
Sawar; ROY. Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Stcup., Misscs ltilly St-haub, Grace
Stcup, ltlyrtlc' Dcrrc. Lucy Minor
tGlmlys Manaycr and Master Richard
(irons .
will AND Sllll’llllll
. Dilution llllll
It's Grandmother‘s Recipe to Restore
Color, Gloss and Attractiveness.
Almost cvcryonc knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound-
cd or gray. 'Years ago the only way
lustre to the hair when faded. streak-
ed or gray, Years ago the only wan
tto got this mixture was to make it
form, 'hile Brown “'35 “0t “19 im- zit home. Which is mttssy and trouble‘
proved oxcr that advance report‘staomc. Nowadays, by asking at city
would indicate. Brown's chic! “'eR~ldrug store for “Wyeth‘s Sage and
p011 With that celebrated lei’t WhichlSulphur Compound," you will get a
large bottle at this famous old receipe
improved by the addition of other in-
md seldom met its mark. Hartley, gredienta, for about 50 cents.
the clevcrer' of the two, gained all of ‘ Don’t Silly gray! Try it? NO one
his polntaat infighting, but none oi" 9M1 DOS-“lbw it’ll that YOU darkened
his hooks seetnhd to have any amid your hair, as it does it so naturally
upon his more rugged opponent. _ .nnd evenly. You dampen a sponge or
There were no knockdowns or Md 'sott :lirush with it and draw this
spilled during the bout. through your hair. taking. one small
In the ten round semi-final Charley strand at at time; by morning the gray
Borneo recéived the decision over haludlaappenra, an (latter another ap-
'plic tldtt tot" two your hair becomes
boa tilt}; ‘Llidatrk. glossy, and attrac-
‘1 ‘0‘ ‘ ' "
. {abhor com-
pound; delightful toilet requisite
idi’l‘ W dour-e hardht‘tlr and 3
Bobby Hadrian; Both boys fought
uninitiat- 'nnd tongs‘in every one‘ or
gum. on Main St, Purfieid Ava, Cannon 8!.
Bridgeport. Conn, ; Friday,.0ct. 6, 1916. :
Millinery , 3“:
moves now
i 1 lllt‘ itt'st lilti‘t‘t‘ into the ticw building will be made
may.
.\lllllll\‘l“\'. so long (it lltc i“ait'tich’i utt‘illlt‘ cntl oi the
a
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att‘uitti litmt‘, lllili'l‘fi to tho Main htrcct wctiuu I
llklliWVl .. * -> ' I " il‘ . I.
. liltillL'lE‘ arc lllt’fil, ' ' ‘ ' '
(Hun ix Mil” ~-| . 1 .. iltttt I\ light lll pltttt). _
' t . min 101).“. Jht-rc t.~ ctcrv Cllii\l3lllt’llCC for -'
quick wrung. - ‘ '
\th but a slt‘lt in: n thc t‘lt'l‘illtll‘s and thc «tairwav. t i 7
l t] t’ Eli‘t'l to ltc all >c‘. in urtlct' ltt’ Fitllll‘tlill'hallti 1
ltttc \\lll lit‘ titan} itatttlx'otnc hats rcatlt' to ~ltitsc lt'tl’lll in '
thc tit-w homc. ' M
’3‘ at: it: s:
\Il'~', a number of other changci arc to be made.
i inns tor thctti all arc bcitt
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5.: carrtcd lorward as last
11¢ lit)\'\ll)l\‘. ‘ .
1. tilts and ttltil\ and tillll»‘l‘\\'t‘lll‘ and all wotnctl's ap‘ '
part 1\ to llt't'l‘t‘l)t‘tl(‘1‘(]ll.’ll’l(‘l‘i and mnrc mom. There *
‘utll itch rc-ut‘tt'attgctncuf of thitth on thc third floor. The
‘tlliltlt iltlHl' \\’lll bc much imitrtttcti. .\ll(l thct‘c will ])e_.
)lli""‘. -
\tt taut it” Hi tittm Gilli] things llt‘twl
For dress or suit,
woolens are ready
Much tllxt‘lifihlt)” this 504150" as
lll't‘fi\t‘h arc to bc gt‘catcr favorite.
\\ ll't'lK‘Vt'l‘ may provc tnostlat'orcd,
good attic—«anti titcrc arc llitlldhulllt‘
itct'c in" call) in picnty.
t-Iutttttg Cttlol'S. stunt! llllxitlft’fi, phi-ls of livclv air
.\ntl atnnngt‘olors a numbcr of I (it hues of browu
and grcctt and purple, in particular. ‘
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})tl})llll\, scrum, crcpc»: and l;lilt‘iil$-$l vat‘tl.
_ tunclla and poplin, svrgc, t‘rt-pc of wool and mohair
tntcrwovcn,——bt.25 yard.
, n ‘ I ‘I l O u I'
l lattls alld'l'lkll stripes and t‘llt‘t‘lltt.‘ diagonals, plain
Scrgcs and }l(‘)])illlS,~—-$i.5() yard.
l'tnc‘gabardtttcs and poplins, rich scrgcs attd novel
fancy SUlllllQ‘S,-~$l.75 yard.
\\ ool \‘t'lUlli‘, scrgc, poplin,
fancy stripcs.—~S2 yard
to \t'ltcthcr auits or
built are in
attractive fabrics
gabardinc, and Stuart“
. . t‘hill’ort broadcloth with notably lustrous permanent
lllllfillnlllltl lll rich rangc of t‘ttiors.~—St.(i§ and $2 varti.
.. l‘lllt‘llliit‘k broadcloth,brilliant and lasting of finish
ltnc of tcxturc,—St.6§ to S4 vartl. ’
\‘clour of rich cii‘ct‘t 'lll’l't ‘ ‘
. t illallly, (icc) black,—- 2.
yard. , I $ 50
' Black scrgcs, storm or rcgular weave in various
\\‘01ijlli§,——SSC to $2.25 yard. '
Beautiful black Elliot-dine, line in weave and ap-
[momma—$2 yard. , - ’
Right ai~ lc, rt‘at‘. ‘
The Howland “Dry Goods Co
The City National Bank);
COLLECTIONS
Our collection department is orfanized with the object .
of securing expeditious results on all accounts entrusted to
us.
With direct correspondents in principal centres, we are
enabled to make prompt and satisfactory returns in all
cases.\ ,
We would be pleased to explain how well equipped wc
are to scrvevyou—the officers of this Bank are always to
be seen and consulted. '
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Fall Merchandise
DependableGrades andNewStyles
at Moderate Prices '
BLOUS‘ES-LA charming assortment of smart individual
Watsts designed in tailored and dressiy models of .
'Georgette crepe, net, Taffeta"8ilk and Voiles. .
Priceslrange from ..............c $1.98 to $6.98
NECKWEAR—The latest novelties in the new Broadcloth
Collars, to be worn with tailored suits; also Georgette
crepe and lawn collars. High‘rolliug and flat shapes in .
square back sailor or round cffests.
Prices \ 25¢.to‘$3,oo
“GLOVES—New importations comprising Glace Kid, Grey
Mocha. Suede, Washable Kid and other exclusive new
cities in the new Autumn shades. " ‘ ‘ i
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