‘ The purl Guild 0! Trinity
,Epiwop- Church conducted a food‘
isale iesterday afternoon. A goodly
sum of money was realised from the
or ALL mn- war‘nu in
THE BEST COMPARE: IN THE sale.
BUSINEB AM) WRIUEN AS
YOUR INSURANCE SHOULD Bl
WRITTEN T0 PROPMLY COV- walk Trust Co, has rented one of
IR YOU. Think this out, it means
a great deal to you.
TaylortazGolden
Telephone No. 1280
Com Norwallk Trust Co. ll“.
Charles E. Hoyt, of the South Nor-g "
: AND Prussia. l
News
l CONN—HANCOCK.
‘ The marriage of Miss Mildred Han-
{t-otk, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. \’i'i'l~
his new cottagzs on Lincoln alt-tine,
1U) outot-toun parties.
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The town of Stamford this weekl'
voted down a proposition to buy a sitoi
and procure plans for a junior high
schbol budding. The annual budget
«obtaining appropriations of soot,
firm? was approved.
-~NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
_ h > The S'ewns market at 7.3 MulliTl’l‘dlli if. llancock, of 31 Quiittard ave-
“ m. strut, will open on 'l‘ursda)‘. t)i'itib~"‘ line, and Ralph liindley Conn, son of
“y 9930!; - it), with all kinds of sea food. llelth Mr and 5111*. John it. t‘onn, of “alien,
tMtCllQQI‘Sl‘ t‘") ‘0 ‘dll hulls 01' Ntllllillk 'l‘t‘it'i’lltlllt‘, took place at two o'clock, this after-
“Ullllt‘i‘l‘m- noon. at the residence of the bride.
'l‘he louse was beautifully decorated
bg. Florist llanfoi‘ti with palms, oak
tl.t~.l'
—l3~ warm and tonifoi'talile in all
brands of weather “th litiiitimiii
in»; t‘oiiiioz'l Heat. Lord & litittt‘
ham t‘o. litington, X. Y.
l f ' “‘ ‘ L 's, ..
’i'hc
ON’T wory about the ”rugglungn.
chilly days and night:
that autumn will bring.
'Buy our guaranteed coal and
cheer up. You'll get the high-
est quality coal your furnace
has ever tested.
Harris 8t Gain
Water St. South Norwalb
NOW IS THE TIME
[0 PAINT
Your House—
l Estimates Cheerfully Given. 1291‘s W... was "0M-
L08 SojfidigiELStRUDgfifne 1446: A serious accident occurred,
morning, when one of the spirited car~‘Norwalk.
""""’"‘”'——”"'—_’ Triage horses owned by John i‘. Mc-l
WEATHER FORECAST. lMlllloll slipped and fell on the pave]
"‘ llllPili near the car barn, on Wood- --—-
For-Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-;\\'ai‘tl avenue. The horse slid for con-‘ Arthur Giddina Johnson, of Dan-
mignt and Sundia)’. but probably to; siderable distance and his kneecaps‘burv, and Miss lv‘lorcnce M. lrelantl.
ne'ar the 003515 little change ’0 tem'lwere skinned. The light forward legidautzhter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel (‘.
perature; moderate northeast to south- . g I ‘ .
east winds. There is no well-defined of the horse was so badly injured that l lreland, of llates ( ourt. wcl‘tx filllt‘ll)
an artery was showing and it is prob-ltriarried, in New York city, lecentiy.
storm area east of the Focky Moun-
Inins. Pleasantweather 11“ prevailed able that the horse may have to belby the Rev. Louis llapp, of the Lu»
shot. liberant‘hurclt. The young couple are
during the last it hours except on the
.spending the week in llanbury. but
South Atlantic coast. The temperatures,
~Dancitig sulll‘lai' lllElll TOW“ A?" will take up their residence in Bridge
continue mild east of the Mississippi
River. A long ridge of high pressure.‘
sembly llall. Btlrace Brothers ()l'Cllps'mtii‘t. where the groom is employed as
"3‘ l-m electrician,
which is controlling the weather in the
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eastern districts, extends from Texas
i .
l The down town 919"”le commis-i The children of Mr. and Mrs. James
and opliclia i‘oses. The cere-
molt) was performed by liev. llr. Her-
:lu rt lziouit, of llarien. The bride,
f..‘l\t'il in marriage by her
{:atiw l, was attractively attired iiibiue
“H““M “ll: She wore a blue chiffon
hat to
georgette
She also
court lhl‘liwoie a corsacc bouquet of orchids.
Mi» 4 Earn l’fahl, tin: bride's only
attendant. “as uowiivd iii a blue cloth
‘tll‘t‘ae. topped by a black velvet hat,
ltiiini nd with bird of llll‘kltllsl‘. She
The tases of l‘cail (lay and \‘itiaiiluore a corsage bouquet of Ophelia
the two Nurvtalk The best n.au was Elmer
recently tan away fiotii their homes :iiiiitb. of Standard. Alter the cere-
in this, city were heard btiot‘e Judge liltlll) an informal reciption for the
Lockwood this morning. :relatites and a few close friends was
i
lit l.i) \\;i>
t-f liiiiiintltl
a
t.i\t'
«mt lllltt‘ d
\\ so no
1 ‘ il'ltl
bimitltlotli suit wi:h velvet
a blouse of
. err.
ilt’lt-ljt'l’ {lit for lt‘t'lx‘lt'>> tlll\llli.’, aiid’
an automobile without
tii’tilit'att'. “as tilt lit‘ltlll‘ .lUtll'P‘
ll ' iiti " -
)l d 11.. I. J1, i,‘ grey
tit‘ .
t‘l'klit‘ and grey kiti gloves.
l
Lockwood in the uptown
--lu-: has fine $17.
and costs which lll all to
ll‘litl.
l‘tillllll': :Itia
‘rl‘
ainouiittti
|
I lladuei', roses,
gills “lioi
Miss (lay
trill ltpol‘l weekly to Mrs. lieiijciinn‘ held, during which it bullet lunch was
itiwens of the police matron cominit- .s't‘l'H'tl, lieh’lyn catering.
lice of the (‘oimmiiiity t‘lub Miss Ilad~l Mr. and Mrs. (‘onn have departed on
la motor trip to t‘anada, and will be
lat “it? to their litany friends after
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JOHNSON—lRELAND.
northeastward to Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
this NtiH-inlit-r 15th, at G Orchard street,.
Entrance on M
Bridgeport
’Tis to do this, we add more space. ’Tis to do this, we be]
matter of just buying and selling merchandise.
only worthy things.
This store tries to make its service full and com
for the time being-I—but how fine it will be soon!
l Mackinaws and These are l
other sweaters. good Lion days. ’
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Smartest iicw sweaters for “W, lion is the best bicvclc
iiteii are oi Angora lil Mackinaw.know at its price. '
patterns.
“1'
'l‘licsc are good days to cniov
sailor style of. pure white. Lion bicycles are built of test-
l'niqttc angora sweaters havej Year-old gloves
blue 'ltltl rose used in handsomci
' looke new!
twoioitcd cilct‘ts. $7.50. l d l
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411“?“ ‘lmlfllllllllawn-“I‘m“ and. thic of our makers turns out
l"! film} ‘“ . ”bl ‘10 at” tare “In washable glove of fine softi
"5 nona ) l. m “09 “.93 era a”. leather that is handsome, stvlisli.‘
they were in the fiber-sik s‘l-ml'stauncli - i
crs of summer”, it is good to be‘ ‘ ‘
“1,1,. 10 CllW-‘ii‘dhom them. , Saw a pair of them the other
_ , day, mic vcar old, in service a
Second floor. '
Saturday, Oct. 7, 1916.
This is really
rims/tit .- -
Fine stockings that
will wear well.
llt'rc tirt‘ lllflt‘lx stockings illzlt
as silk— and with greater capzicitt
lure.
the fziiiiily
sltit‘kiiigs,
cation.
wears same stvle of
it serves as identiti-
_lhrcc pairs for Sun; sinulc
pairs at (the
Left aisle, rear.
A boy's suit
with 2 pairs trouser. .
sinners held a regular “‘9le mPMinK'l’ Whitney gathered last evening. at
’ large part of that year. Thev ‘ . ‘ l
J ihad just bccn'washcd. And they for $360"
i
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A store of full service
To make the store service better and better, we are all busy all the time. ’Tis to do this
1?:
we gather merchandise.
. p clients to choose wisely and unh urriedly. Full service is not a
It is a matter of that—and then of courtesy, of helpfulness, of offering
) t, u ‘
‘ _ . plete for every-member of ever famil . Eve d e
for specral occasrons are alike ready here. Girls and boys have their own sections—yand thy ry ay m ds and needs
other. Home fittings havé'th'eir sections—with special trained men in charge.
folks—With every member of the staff striving to give best se rvicc.
Additional room, now being taken in, is going to improz’e that service. The taking-in PrOCeSS mav make
ey are just as important as any
a big assembly of trained
, _ ii
it annoying
yr
1 Linoleum;
:
t
a Saving!
l.iiiiiit‘tl lot of \\'iltl.s licavy‘i
dunk illllltisl as refined and stylish ‘ weight printed linoleum iii tila
land noodd‘ltmringr patterns. sort
..
lllllilt’lllll, hardwood effects in oak:
be worn under sack coat now.
t'losiktiit and warm: keep a
‘iitaii comfortable when motoring .
or driving.
(70ml clear woolen varii
‘light gray, maroon, navy bluc,~
‘ldark gray, dark green,
brown.
2 For bovs—dandv
maroon. lll‘OlYll or navy;—
lTi‘ont basement. ’ .r
".t
in‘ ‘l
dark“
84
_ mll‘collarl“
tsu’eaters of good weight iti gm
llt'ig‘lit. t'licci'ful. Soil. \Véll'lll. a Lion : days when l'ltllllg‘ is Cold i tor “car. 9““ ““13“." ill ‘Nic I” 75‘: 3"
. . ' . . l . .
\ - . v , . . . - , N ' ' ' _.~_ 00
Light. tolrtablt and (\lilliirdllllh' .lll‘l l’dack lislc of medium weight (“MM "d‘ . . 5 ‘
'I'liev have broad collars in' “ “H mm 1 h I” be ”W!" and “Ml" ””1“" "f Kim/0 lt‘X- NHUIIRT 1mm“! ll” of “Hal“
. ‘ ., . .. .. shades. niiwd iattc i< ' .
(if imlmwgmg stylc and good- ;‘.l '"lt‘ll‘ntll 9“ through. “1“,“. ”try are knitted from yarn slum; sold llsilillllV (itnsil' atlsilrugfgl
”0“. sm- l-l‘l' {“if‘rl‘llllli-f li’ llléllit’ lllt‘ll; that is sott but firm. 'l‘hcir black vd.— . ‘ l l ;96
casy~rit mgr—vgom s irnigs am is a ric . .. .» .. .. .. - ' t
.\ new type of knitted sweater ball bearings and lconifortablc cnmmhlll- 1::Ii2..]]’\l.mll;m Hdhlht h: And fiber carpet a yard “'lda '
has belt and collar and cuffs and’saddlc and coaster—brake. 'l‘liey ‘ drawing 'at (MTV- iitiiiit m that “”5 “many for 30 cents 3‘
pockets all checked in t‘tillll'ilfillllgliii‘t' equipped with llliiilgulll‘tl\‘ . ' . _\'lil‘(l~—llt‘t‘;lus‘c ’1 15 all i” m"
color! and good live tires. 1 :01“; mild hell“ are fit double tones, 39¢
. I .t‘X lli‘t‘: ’ ; ~ . r-. H . ,
litictthc and iii iittc taste. l Lion bicycles are guaranteed iv to stziiiilnvvii'i‘rif m ”It” “I'll" llnrd floor, 2
$5. too. \\'e know they'll stand up; I , l I t i
. . land so we stand back of them. i 1 "r“ I’l‘“‘l"—“V(‘llt that some‘ ' Men's sweaters — ll, if
\t'tv \ 'llt‘t'lx' sweaters have) $ 6 Tltavc lavender “’l’ '
broad and deep sailor collars: 2 .50.‘ ,. ' l f0l'l10W-“$4- ’ "p
striped with white. They have. lTi‘ont basement 2 ”1‘” l‘lVl'lltlt‘r tot) is valuablel
\vliitc broad belts loo. $l0. i tWhCW lllorc than one "Emil” 0i. S‘l‘x‘ll‘lilll‘l heavy enough t6"
TODAY' . ‘.a:~t night and only regular businessmen. lump 'll 1,, “um“ avenue and
~'l‘ettt.pcratul'c: Low, 47; high, came up before the meettgg. All the, l A ' I l '
rcltbratt-d the golden anniversary of
‘orders for materials to be used in the
Mr. and
Partly cloudy. I , '
.............__£ . -. . . a . s
. building of the proposed ornamental . ll" “”1le" M l “ W W" n - .
iftii-s. ll'hitncy have been married fifty
~ .street lighting system have been placn
0'" NEWS loll The machinery for increasing megveai'a and are still in the best of health
' capacity of the plum is (m ”19 “-ayland contented. A jolly evening was
3 here and will arrive next wee}: it will Spent and games played and songs en-
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take some time before this can be ln-lf-oyed. Later, rcfreslitiients were serv-
Tho monthly meeting of the lschoda' stalled but in the end it is hoped that ed and many handsome gifts were l‘f‘»
(‘lub was held last evening and routine the-loud on the present engines will «emu by Mr. and Mrs. Whitney.
business “'33 disposed on ,be considerable smaller. Stiperiiitend-'.'iiiioni: those who were prpgpni Wt‘l‘f‘?
.. lent Winchester l'd “'flllll'll: alleOllSlYLMrs. Keogh Whitney alid Mr. and Mrs.
crib”335‘litiryélfefi$alrilxfi32§°il “’mm‘sms‘“ “‘°"““""°C"‘° “Entity. It. \mnwy. or this on. and in.
the home of Mrs. M. R. McCausland, .0! “MC“ are 0“ “”91“" l“ ”0’“ 0f the and Mrs. ctiiion \‘l'hitnt‘y and Mrs.
Bayview avenue. During the course of,NeW England Telephone Building on.\'i~a Hastinus. of mu York city,
the, afternoon refreshments. were sew-.West Washington street but as yetl
““l and a 50‘7““ ”m" enjoyed. :lias received none. He theiefore', does,
"- . ' inot know whether the lights are riitis
—Great variety of caps. O’Brien 3. t0l‘y or otherwise.
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bl.
‘ l‘orter Morgan, :1 student at Yale
:t'ollege, and a member of the Yale
lbatallion, is spending the week-end at
lthe home of his parents in Prospect
TODAY IN WALL STREETt
RVQl'lllC.
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The October meeting of the Home
(‘hapter will be held at the Home for
the Aged, on Tuesday afternoon, Oct.
10th, at 3 o‘clock. Members are re-IWALL STREET.——'i‘he
“
hilluence nil,
.llltlut‘ Joseph ll. Taylor, :ltt‘mlll‘fl-
minded that October 18 "llal‘VCSl gossip or rumors as a market i‘actorln ‘ l ,. i. m ‘ .. vi“ “1.,
n . i I ,.\ ‘a \‘it!\ \9 ' v, ‘ I. 5.
Month for the Home. iwas forcibly illustrated tllll'lllL' mllfmlil- , _ , I . 7 ‘ “H ”w
..MOONLIGH'T DANCE SAT.’ EVE., fl‘” timid him“. "m“ fir-fl";Milligymmg H-.. .1... 5..-. ,...,..,....l t‘orltlill
Jolly Five Arion Hall. ‘ing, iougi on .v temporari ), tSllllBECnueg‘x
:numerous authoritative denials of int—l
The Douglas Fowler \"omen‘s-Renef pending peace negotiations. At the;
Form met last evening in its quarterfi‘outsol there wire substantial rccov-l
0“ Washingtém “£995- (inc ca)nd;dale cries followed by a quick reversal on‘1 ‘
was initiate an regu ar us ncss. . .. ~. . .. . Otlll
transacted. The Home Day, on wlticiilhe‘1H Nl'lmgr R‘(‘§hl°n“ or. one mlil- mum“.
all Of’ihe lodges m the state inspectithree points occurt-d oti tins move,
the Nol'oion Eloldiers’ Home has beenlment General and in some. instancesl
.. ~ ' a , 1 Mr. and Mrs. \ntlrow Hutchinson
postponed until October .2 ' At this more than complete recoveries \VPl'Pl I
1' . ' k : t ain . , tliyon, of Bayvicw avenue. have return-
"m‘ the COTD‘i “in ta e the 9 30 r leffected in the final hour. The Closmglcd from their bridal tour
Mr, 1.“. .‘d.‘::. t'?...:'lt .~' \', Sciti'ititl'. of
lllt)0i‘.i17ttltl. Vt‘w .lozsr-t‘. are spending
and Sunday with Mrs, Robert
t‘lax liill roatkp
~,_——
for Nornton and will at that time en-.
joy its annual outing. Refreshments was strong. Bonds were irregular. I
were served yesterday afternoon after:
the business lmeting and a social hour,
enjoyed.
‘l
Mrs FrankVWiiliums, of Norwalk,
visited this week with Mrs. James
Mocks, of Cottage street, Stamford.
WHERE AND 'HOW TO SLEEP.
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Many Illa Wlll Disappear Under ln-,
t fluence of Fresh Air.
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Rich colors glow lvvcrc clear and graceful of ap—l
:pcztifiincc, \\llll original finish not
1 injured!
l
Silllll'llllll” 'lllllngt unl“ - 'll
‘ x . l l
\ t'lltl of 1 Roller skates, ’
l‘t smooth as ice. W
in vc v t n . .
new 1 (2 cc S ”card of now only because w
mum to make a quick cleanup.
\\'oiidrotisl_v-fine quality. True. lll'r“ are “"l‘llt'il’ll‘ R'llll'C“ for
beauty. Marvelous 4,1,”, and “tilllt'll from that maker.
shading of color!
Sluttitvitli Norfolk jackets and} . “(Elf and girls 3""? getting great ‘
White. or pearl. or that nc“-.Cfltl \\llll two pairs of ti‘otisei‘s.v’”” ”"1“ llli‘l“ mums and thef:
handsonie litic called Newport. in good mixtures of blue on.- 11w“ Imumnt—m ever." part Of
- '5 2-1 own.
brown or tan effect ' '
. i Its Just as much fun as ice
Eska‘ting. to a great lot of ”em.
$3.50: (mod skates with clamp too ‘
iland strap heel—75c. ‘
l Skates with hollow stcel rollers-
:itill.-—Sl.25: with ball bearings—Slay -
and $2.25. 7
.\ll these mark ttcvv vclvctccns.
llacks :trc ciitbroidcred either
Warm \vitic tints, deep and rad, , , .
Iltg‘htly or with heavier pattern.
iant greens, browns, rich blues;—
.these ‘KC but examples. I Smooth and trim of fit, care—‘
lllllly stitched—and washable Mother will see by iticve‘t' -
with no harm to appenrance— just What Splendid schotil t lO.l
$l~50 play—time suits they are.
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{ Center aisle, rear. l Center aisle, rear. i Front basement,
I
In all sizes front 7 to i;‘.
. o to 44 inches wide-—
Si.50, $2.50 and $3.50 yard;
I l'd‘tllll basetiicnt. ,
i . . The Howland Dry Goods Co. g
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— .-.-- p, , ‘ _ ,. . ,. .-—. a .. . _ ,_~>__ f."
be‘ciosed, even in the coldest winier.‘ MILTON AND AERIAL want-ARE: =5 .- ’ _ 4 , , — A: ., .3.
,If drafts from open windows are ob“. --—- . l *‘—"‘_ "‘”“"==$ v
liectionable, the location of the bed- Milton had a prophetic vision of “art
ishould be changed. aeroplanes and Zeppelins when l".
Unfortunately houses have not been wrote; i
bttllt for comfortable living. Get your"
windows down from the top in thelTlie towers of heaven are filled
bedrooms, and nail them down so that,Witli armed watch that renders all
they cannot 'bo’closed. If you cannot access 'r " «“5531
live in the fresh air, this world is not Impregnable: oft on the bordering deep
Ethe place for you. After you havclEncamp their legions, or with ob~
fl
F all Merchandise ‘
DependableGrades and N ewStyles
at Moderate Prices -
‘learued to sleep in the pure air youl scare" wing . ‘
‘w'lll have fewer bodily ailments. The Scout far and wide into the realm of BLOUS'ES—A charming assortment of smart individual
jgreat sacrifice of useful lives to ttt~ night, ' . waists designed in tailored and drCSSy models of -
Georgette crepe, net, Taffeta Silk and Voiles.
Prices range from . . . . . . . . .. $1.98 to $6.98
iberculosis would not occur it tlie‘Scornlng surprise.
isleeping" rooms 'had the sash entire-
Ily remioved, instead of being closetl;Wbat if ' ' ‘ this firmament
High-strung nerves, stomach trouble, repay ill? trouble “Oi only at the time,‘. tightly.
. Dividend Notice
headaches and general ill- liealth mav
‘all result from sleeping under poor
rhygienic conditions, says Dr. Julian
Fifth Semi-Annual Dividend
but in helping to keep the internal or-
gans healthy, because an actire akin
,wlll do its share 11 clearing tip the
‘ 50! hell should spOut her cataracts of
_ i are ~‘ ' fig;
.ti ~,.;
can“
l
,One day upon our heads?
For gems, biscuit and cake, tliel'
NECKWEAR—The latest novelties in the new Broadcloth
Collars, to be worn with tailored suits: 3130 Georgette
crepe and lawn collars. High rolling and flat shapes in
square back sailor or round effects. /
Prices
tClarke in Farm and Home. It maltes‘ debris 0f the day just past.
25¢to$3.00
. \
tflour and baking powder should be; Modern war is a very apt example
Vllllil’llll’ii’i lllllil ill.
79 Washington Street.
‘ sa‘utth Norwalk, Conn.
‘ September 25, title.
At a meeting of the Board of
. [Directors of The People’s Trust
Company, held this day, a dividend
at the rate of 4% per annum was
declared to depositors in the Sav-
; lugs Department out of the earn-
..t 1am; for the fiscal period ending
’ September 30,1910. The same will
he enlisted, inpassbooks and paid
a. and mbr October 19,1916. .
it? v
. £1111on under these conditions
‘little difference upon what you Elm.» If you must keep all the other wln- Smed together five times.
'provided you are accustomed to that (lion's closed tight, for 800611935 sake
iof fitting after events to a prophecy.
kind of a bed and awake the next dayI 0M" the windows 01 the bedroom!
:rcfreshed and fit. But if you would Night fill‘ l8 dangerous? One. would,
treat well and get most out of your1 llllnk all air was dangerous. the way:
igleep the body should have same most folks shut it out of the house.
i preparation before retiring. Too; There is every reason why youvi , ,. .
{many people tumble into bed with a; should keep the bedroom windows,
:body truly filthy and a skin very “in. open. and except in rare instancesl‘
tie more active than raw hide. The' ”WP ‘15 no T9390” why “WY should: ' . :
waxy materials from the skin glands _ '
become mixed with sweat and dustl
p
l
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BASEBALL
gaming the day, and when this mix- ( us.
‘ttire becomes dry the p'orea are clos-
‘ed and become diseased and inactive. ' NORWALK .
vs. t
o WALK INDEPENDENTS
ill -' ".
,Good health cannot continue indefi- »
l cases.
The City National Bank
' , COLLECTIONS
/ .
Our collection depart ment is organized with the object 1
N of securing expeditious results on all accounts entrusted to i i
With direct correspondents in principal centreswe are 5
enabled.” make prompt and satisfactory, returns in _.all
We would be at“... to explain needn’t equipped we‘
u~the officers of this Bank ar '
J
GLOVES—New importations comprising Glace Kid, Grev
Mocha, Suede, Washable Kid and other exclusive nov‘é
,.
cities in the new Autumn shades. ‘
No need to dwell upon the present state of the mar.
ket, nor the difficulties in procuring Gloves. Make your
. . “a“... 7,
£331.33, Li‘s-gust. "
selections early,
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cu. cam»: M Mount- acornstarmac-Yum?‘ .‘
- . '88 wasnmo'ron 51:. ”g ‘
ivory: to
not»
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