wavy m
’SATURDAY. HOV. u, i916
lNSURchE
0? ALL KINDS WRITTEN IN
THE BEST COMPANIES l.\' THE
BUSINESS A.\‘D WRITTEN AS
YOUR lXSLVRANCE SHOULD BE
WRITTEN To PROPERLY COV-
ER YOU. Think this or”, it means
a cunt deal to you.
Taylor & Golden
Telephone No. 1180
South Horwali; That Go. Bldg.
the
ON'T wory about
chilly days and nights
that autumn will bring
Buy our guaranteed coal and
chi-er up. You'll get the high»
est quality coal your furnace
it.l< czci' tc>tcd
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iMrs. John E. Jones, 295 Main street. maincd at :43,
'Wedmsday afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. . Hughes, ”8,212; ““50", ”7,669.9
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The Dorcas Circle will meet With Hughes' plurality early today re-
Tbe vote as :
~— l According to records or the
; All unusually 18"?!“ numb" 0' W"°”l>rcvious election, the missing'
mobile parties Passe-d wrong-h N0" precints polled about 40:) votes,i
Walk this morning. ““0““ to we and to thc>c must be added the 2.‘
\‘aleHai-vard game, in NEW Elven. it too ballots cast by tile state solw
. ' ' pliers iii 'l‘cxas. and the mail vote
The cases of Mrs. Joseph 3109‘“ m- of traveling lllcil.
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Mrs. Edward Static“, “FTP" S‘t‘fm‘t .\'o reliable estimate of the
and Adolph KOlIlWl (‘amt’ “ll hem” number of absent voters has been
Judge Grater U» \'0>bm'¥h “1 ”1“ ""Y made, and the result of tht‘i
court today and were bound 0"" *0 fittardmncn‘s tote cannot be‘
the December term of the Criminal known before next Mondav.
'(‘Iulll'b lli’idnl-polt. under Soul! bonds. __ -
French Comment,
l'\l\’lS~ \tlt. It. 5:3” :l. iii.
z'lillt' llt‘\\.\]litlit‘l'\_ while gilllllv'
‘pi'lalillncncc to the llt‘\\\ of the
Tomoriow will be the world's Tem- imprip‘vm rpflmn' ““lm'“ in”...
Sand”. ’l‘l:~- .‘tnu‘s llib‘c Hlliilioll M to the “Null. \Vhat
(‘llss of the Norwalk .\l. E. t‘hurch conllilcnt tllcrl- ix is sylupzltllct'c
will discuss “Modern Phases of the to l'r('\lll(']][ ‘lliStlll,
'l‘lanpcrance Problem, anti Rev. C. E. 'l‘ht- l‘ctlt Journal cine;
liarto will take as Llw text for his “l'l'l'\ltll‘n[ \\'jl,~i.n'\» Victory ' i~
etching sermon. ',']‘lle Tented Young highly \atlci'm-ttiry 1., “\- for “‘0
Man." rca.~on~. l‘lle tirstfi's that for four
ical'x \llicl‘icall forcigli policies
“Loin; olt’an elvctio-l tu‘u last Mon \till lli' free from :.ll electoral
:‘vl;.. Arden lbllson. limb-«l Willianl‘t‘_Uli‘~l'lcl‘;.liHuh. a~ tllC-l t‘oltstitti i
notion in a wheelbarrow t'i'onl tllel‘tlii forbids l'rcsitlctil \\llit)ll
"l‘own House to the armor) and l't‘- li‘t‘ili melting a thli‘rl term: the
turn. The couple were escorted ill “*t't‘olitl i’t‘asoil ix that the result
illlil‘ march b) about sixtmn l‘lllliua'» ”l ”W clcl‘tion illu~l ptti iletv life
ia.~lc first \l':tltlt‘l’r~ l.llo lilll'llt'tl lcdtml” ~\”l"l‘l\'il“ llt‘llll'iilll). l':\i
fire and lil' W home with a \eiicealiev. ‘l‘ ”1h 3‘“ lmml'll‘V “Nil“.lll) Hf
t‘al'l School also paid his wanet' to ill“ “l“.llfill“ I’llmmllhlll Jill-'llll‘l‘
to Michael llylc, lilhllll.‘ llllll about “‘f”- "”L @tl’éll‘l fW'” lllt‘ ll‘llll‘Hh
t‘llarlie t‘llltplin in ”The Pawn
Shop Palace Monday.
It. loin I
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s—o—m M’ ~—
will be. initiated at" that time.
town ill a wllcellnllrow
Harris' 8t Gain
Water St. South Norwahi
i‘llarlie (‘llaplitl in “The l'aun
hllop” Palate Monday. I
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A meeting of the First \\'a.’d lit-
plihlican I‘tllllll‘lill‘t‘ will be held lion?
day evening at the Norwalk (‘lub for
the purpOsc of ill‘l‘ttlllll'lg i'lalw for a
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT
Your House——
3 Estimates Cheerfully Given.
[08 SO. Main St. Phone 1446 but testimonial dlllil--r Io tin“... it... J,
Hill, confiressmnn lt'tilll this district
» .—
'l‘l a. R! lllll‘i n Tiwn ('tnnnlittcc will
WEATHER FORECAST. “ ‘l’ ’T.‘ ‘ .. , . 9 .
_,____ co-opt-l'liic with the l‘tl‘si \lmll com-
mittee ill order that the “fli’ll' may be
the most Hurt-esst'ul cvcr ill-id ill Fair-
t‘it-ld County.
‘ For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday, eoldcr tonight. A
'Ilotlglt of low extending
from .‘olr‘tbluzi t‘. . riotin- >now
Val: reported from t'olorado north-
‘Hll‘tl to the Canadian horde-r. l’leas‘
.nt weather continues generally cast
in castii't-
Th0 Mt'lt'R (‘ltlss of the h‘olillt Norg
walk (‘oilgregtioilal (‘llurcll will have
for its subject tomorrow at 12 o‘clock
The Lure and Care of the Social
Ill the Mlsalsslppl llll'lx I‘ll“ leill- Evil. lit" . .lolill Staplt‘ltm will be ill"
[leraturts ill't towel in the/ileum“ speakcr'and there will m,“ discus-
sion central districts. liavrc, Mom, :iion. At the evening scrt'icc in the,
firs only two degrees above zero, church the up“). form”; pom! itn.‘
ion will rcildtr a special musical sr-r—
ltcc. llndcr direction of Mrs.
Franklin lrvinc Smith.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY '
the
v-(‘harliv' Chaplin ”in "The Pawn
Shop" l'n'lace Monday.
'l'tnlpcl‘aturc: Low, 46'. high,
57. Showcn.
' ’1 llisllop Fellwick Assembly. Fourth
IL-urcc. K, of C, nlct lax-t night at
the South Norwalk coliilcll rooms ill
Washington sin-ct cpl filial arrange-
)lanagt-r Walter (lladncy, cf the meats were mum. tor the lecture to
Hotel (‘lit'forti and Frank llllbbcll had in, given in ”to Pnlao? Theatre on‘
exreptlonally tine Success on n lllllll- Sunday. Novcillbcl‘ l‘J. (‘tllllllllllt'P-‘il
in: m” ”Suffix ‘were appointed to attend to the dec-i
int-tiling of the Home for the occasion3
A dinner celcli.;lti:‘.: the effective nut to provide a musical prournnlf
“(Jill of the Pairtleld ('ounty lleptibli- ' lnviiationu were issued to the proml-q
can organization iii the recent elm-9mm citizens of this town inVitqu:
“0“ is Dell”! I'ltliltted. The affair them to attend the lecture, which will
will f.l(tl)itlii)' be llt‘lll on December f‘, i be delivered by Dr. .lnmca .l. Walsh of
1" l‘I‘idm‘POIt- [New York city. llr. Walsh is aJ'N‘Y
-—- :eloqucni talker anti llla locturt‘ is
' i . .- . a" one. .\'o ad-
’lbc ease of Herald Maser. of New 1 sure to be an lliitl‘(‘ tint:
.(‘anaan, who figured ill the O'Hara mittance is to be. charged. ‘
automobile accident at \Veiulleit's ’M .
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«liner in Ditricn. Tuesday night. llasiRETURNS ARE SEE“;
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been postponed from last Wednesday' AHEAD FOR WIL .
culling. to Tuesday evening, Novemo
I)?! Lilli.
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The South Norwalk branch of the? votes behind tlic head of her itc—
monk” Grmm met last 9"?an: and.kct. The lll‘t’SClll'llClll(lt‘l;allC p‘ltt—I'
Ilispoaod 0f routine business. Planfiirality. however. is 3.276 .lCilYlllgt
\cCro also madc to journey to Newlthc Republicans approxtmaicly;
Union or. November 22, and attend 80:) short of even one elector. |
I've ceremonies of the grotto in thati Louise Hark, low Republican
ally‘. About two llltlldred candidatea ClL‘CiOT. “m 242 \‘tllt‘S llcllitltl
lliritttm. high, with o3.i3o votes
till San Francisco. _ ‘
DTIW'JS ” douws worth 0‘ “‘31; Eighteen precincts still were
mmuw in a ”swan“ five-cent Cl'lmissing early today. front the,
a“ Mk your dealer' . istate total of 5.8709 with the pos-’
.____.__ .sibiiity that unofficial state count;
nncltingham Post, No. 12. G. A. 11.. would not be complete bcfore the‘
met 1a“ eyening in “‘9 headquanefslofficial canvas,” which 'bcgtns‘
\
. ' 1n the. Tovi‘n Assembly Hall building . Monday. .5
in Wall street, at eight o‘clock, in- l'nofficial returns show both!
stead 0’ ”sum“ afternoon at ’0‘"- anti-liquor amendments decisivc,-.
The regular weekly meetings of thc'i‘. bcatcn. although managers of:
1’9“ “"1 hereafter be he” °“ Fridayl‘jm drv campaign refuse to con-l
«evening instead of Friday afternoon‘U‘ydC this’ as yet. i
h ’ fl 1
7 J New Mexico. - z
' 'Small Deposits i own FE, N. it. Nov. u;
While it is generally kno. . —-—l‘rcsidcnt \\’il§on led .Chai‘lefii
(hit THE‘ PEOPL =l7.. Hughes in the unofficral New;
'L‘RUST COMPANY is act- :Mcxico returns early today, 5184;
in II depoulbory for individ- 'otcs with 29 of the 6.38 precincts -
11$ ‘nd corporation; of large .inissing. VThcsc precuicts ”were;
may, it i. not wfell known 'small and widely scattered. i
that thin COMPANY WED I Late returns on Congressman;
com , W . OF leave Watlou, 1).. la lead of 1,716
ERA ‘ fl ANS, fill 542 precincts. tor senator, .
M-OD ‘ m i ' 1A.". Jones. I)., had a lead of 3,695
with (>0 precincts missing. '
In the gubernatorial race De
Baca. D., led Bursum. R., by i.-
50 votes, with 18 precin'c’tsnot;
ported.‘* .- , ..
't
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at. ~ g at .,
etc. "
:lll‘t‘~\ the same \‘it‘\\',\.
oi voters who approvcd tllc \igoi‘l
with which the pi’txltlcllt forcgtl
the lit'lltlt’llh to cede oil the éub
tllal'inc \vai' lititwtion~ other lllll'
lltillx voted for Hughes because
he tlt‘lilillltlt‘tl all even lll‘lllt‘l' dc
\tlicrlcall rigllh. 'l‘bc
t'liicf t'\ct‘tlli\c ix obliged to ltikt'
into account this double \\l\il.
_lu~t ax Hughes could not have igr
li'llu‘ (if
‘llorctl tllc \crtlict against war. so
\Vilsoil llillSl take into comitll-l'
("lull the condctllllatioll of a line
( ’ policy which Roosevelt
cllzlractcl'ixctl a\ "backbtmelt-v."
'l‘hc .\l.’tllll and the l’arisicll cx
'l‘hc lat
tcr paper collclttllcszV'lt i~ bc-
t‘ausc he played a very lloliol‘ablc‘
role in a llltilllt'llf of a grave
crisi~ that tile :\lllt‘l'lt‘;tll people
llavc renewed their liiillltlillt‘ to}
l'l't'Sitlt‘lll Wilson. lll tl)l.’ he
owed his election to the division
of his adversaries. This time be
t\'\ l-e it to his prestige. to llla‘ clec»
toral calltpaigll and to tile conti-
tlt‘llt‘i‘ \vllit‘ll ilL‘ tlt‘xcht‘tl. ll l~'
{)t|i\llllk' that his policy “til now.
lccolnc tirlllcr and clearer, thatf
profiting- by cvpcricncc, he will
:upire to play a larger role and
to risc up as a more llctcrlllinetl
chatllpioll of thc law of nation."
CUMMINGS REFUSES TO
TALK.
BRIDGEPORT, Nov, it.—
Homer S. Cummings. State's At-l
torncyf r Fairficld County, which
rolled a large Republican plu-
rality, . sharp contrast to the
returns from the. seven other.
Counties of Connecticut, would
not discuss today the report that“
following his announcement of
plans to probe election practices'
in Bridgeport, an election workert
had promised to reveal informa-.
tion of corrupt practices hCre. t
Mr. Cummings spent thisi
mornin in his offiCe in the Fair-
field county courthouse. Beyond:
reiterating his declaration of ves-l
tcrday ill“ be would conduct a‘
thororfll investigation. he would
not diam!" the develo‘ircr‘s of
his inquiry; . ‘ l
i
has
NOTES. or THE BUlLDiNG
DEPARTMENT.
Sigswzly ltd“; gitcn a per-1
mil to do plumbing at 9 Third slrccbl
East Norwillk. ‘
(‘llarlc.~:
HOSPITAL NOTFS.
(leorgianna (lerrisli. of 46 Orchard
strict, was admitted this orning.
Mrs. Lydia Plnklltiin o 10 Hillside
street, Charles Hoyt of Kaiser atreeLl
and Allihtll‘ Reuzdtll, of Salinatucki
were discharged yesterday. i
Arthur Benedict of 253 Flax Hill
road, was diecliarired'tllis morning.
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trunnion ll. l
All Over the Country They Are Tak-
- lag “Neutrone Prescription
. 99”
“Neutrone Prescription 99" removes
the poisonous accumulations that
lodge in the blood. ‘ '
After one week's use you will be
looking at other sufferers instead of
being an object of misery and pity.
Your Joints and muscles: will be
nose and,ltmbered"np. all aches and)
a
military will be gone, you will teat like
new.‘ 1* ‘ ,
As soon“ ' as you take "Noah-tine
Prescription 99? you can lecture-
pain and intact!” leaving and comfort
minimum coming in. Colo your ,
rm” ”9-“ k 50" “f N:
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HOWLAND‘!
Entrance on Main St. Faufield Ave.. Cannon 8!.
Bridgeport. Conn.. ‘
Some shoes!
\ es. in, lieu!
\\ llt‘lltt‘l‘ ll lit' the llllL‘l ‘iltti‘~ fol' l\i‘t‘llt"l t‘t‘illtN Ht‘
\llll‘tl)' \lltlt'\ toi‘ tough Ml'\lt‘t‘. llotvlatlll shoes are mine
"llll('\.
lll evidence we presctltz-~
i, .. .. ' f ' '
. lilatk tall Luglhh lactd \vltlt snappy narrow inc and
lilllltl eyelets ul"’$7.5(i,
_ lilack calf l‘:ll;_{ll~ll last with plain «old tip and broad
ilitl lll‘t‘l air-$7.
llarlv tall (‘ol‘tlocalf with llt'\\ iial'i’ol‘v inc and blind
eyelets :ll ~37.
lltlt‘ cortlmail on lillglish liht at \X
, \lltl thix tpiiillcttc wt illl'xivll‘l blaclt lace. black calf
blucllel', \traicht black \'icl blitcher. l‘:llgll\ll tail lace with
lllllltl tlt‘lt'lS, tall blucllcr with high toc
ltl'lt‘t‘ till
t‘;it‘ll at notable
$3.50
.\l;ltll floor. rcal'.
Men; ' Your Gloves!
for ~t_\lc. tor good it..|)‘.‘;il'iillt‘t‘ for‘coillfort:»~th;lt is
fill“ lltl\\l(illll glit‘i‘S .li‘t' lllfillt‘. .\lltl ftii‘ ~t‘l'tit‘t'l
lira} illovba with illllt‘l (‘llllii‘tllllt‘l‘t'll backs and air of
l't'llilt‘lllt‘lil,“$4.75 :lilll SJRH,
(it‘\t'l' t‘lll’lllltll~ glovtw iii natural hue with
blaci. embroidery in heavy pattern, \\ilsllillJlt‘.'-W$J.
smart
lail cape glove»: ill ricll hues. may be washed and still
lxltl) tllclr orlgulzfl good lllll~ll,‘--~Sl..’5 and $1.75.
.\ovelt_v — gray cape with fililcv cillbroitlel‘ctl
lx'cal claw? ~32.
back.
Right til .\l.‘tlll ~ilt‘cl tltmt'.
Some smart new
Yorke shirts at $1.15
.\lalt wants a shirt to fit comfortably. lint he wants
tar more to have it look well! I -
Yorke shirts do both. 'l'llcy‘ are llalld; patterns. 'l‘hev
are good colors; some of 'cm two colors colllbincd on‘ the
white ground. There are several llolel \[l‘lllt‘.\‘. Ant]
they fit \Vlllltllll a whit of buncllillg or pinching.
l"rc~|ll Snappy! Full of novelty .'
$i.i5
Right of Main \trcct door.
Women’s fine shoes
of novel beauty
Slloc's for women are liner. clcll than gloves. They
actually have more beauty and distinction; their emi—
trasts arc slllill‘lQl‘l-"illltl how they add to effect of (03“
tumc. v
Special grace and richness and an air of ll!l(‘llt‘<.\'. all
are to be found ill tlicse picked for illustration from
cent arrivals of which there are very many 2—-
Havana brown with laced top of skin and delightful olive drab
tint—$8.
Black Russia of title texture WW! 30D 0‘ gray DUCK 311d smart
rc-
t‘uban heels-48. :, if
' 3‘, ..v
Black calfskin with top of taupe buck—87. ,
Rich Havana brown with lac‘ 10P>‘$7. 1
lllack kidskin with buttoned top of gray kid—«$7.
Fine laced choc of kidskln in rich dark tan—$7.
Black kidakin with buttoned top of champaigno kid—~37.
hark tan calfskin with laced top of white kid—~37.
Handsome patent leather withiat‘cd top or white kid—$6
Rich black kid with buttoned top of white k d—36.
Dark tan calfskin with laced top-45.50.
Mnnnlsh tan calfskin in English laced model-85.
Handsome shoes. every one: finished finely; titted
carefullv and completely—for our shoe service is complete
and ilitclligetlt.,
Main floorr-rcar. ,
..Plenty of blue A.
' . . serge and poplin
Dozens and dozens and dozens of ~\volncn have been
seeking in vain for blue scrgcs and blue poplins. '
. They've been v. allied for drcsrws and for suits.
And- we, like other folks, have been obliged to say
regretfully: None here. now.
‘ ‘Btit today! Ah, the Story is different.
NOW" we have them : a good big attractive lot,
Different weights and Wcavcs, diflcrcnt - shades ‘of
blue. . _
Scrgcs at $1 to $2.25, poplins at St to $2.
'Right aisle, rear.
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Saturday, Nov. 11,- 1916.
Varsity suits ‘l
have vigor 8. vim
\ig’or. \illi. l'l't'Siiltt'SS. Style. little lilti‘ll. . z
lltcse are the illal'i«.~ of \aroty \iillm lhat'n’ \llll’ ‘ t
_\Hllll;; llltll like em. ltl \\l‘;\ we all them ill ~ucll ~at‘ ' ‘ l
inaction.
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\ai'~ll_\ \till\ arc \cly t‘\\t'll~t' ot young lllt‘lIIN light. , w 1.1
Sl_\ it", 5” ‘l
'l‘hey‘i'c litviicr than :iiielcclloll night. ".
'l‘llcy ale l\t't'll('l' than ncailipalellcr': wit. 7 i l
'l‘llcvvc \loll: llo t‘tllllv‘Sl even!
l‘o bIlU'l‘. \vb_\ : come and take a loolxl ; ’i .,
i, 2 and 3 button styles: patch pockets or regular: l
belted back Or plain; Single breast or double; real all- , R" . ..
wool fabrics: fine American tailoring; fresh youthful at- ' l»
mosphcre. tr 9..
_ .\lltl \al\ity ~uit~ are but one of the \t‘\<'l‘;il cowl ‘
tiling“ llliitlt‘ tor u\ by llart S hallucr & \lar,\ and b_\ the ..
llouw oi l\tippellllcilncl‘, '
'l'lle illcll'x xtore _iu»-t ot cl't‘lolts with tllmc good
clotllev and a man can bank on getting good wine. go .(i
~clvlcc. Courtc-y, and clothes that lit lliill corrcctly. .n. '
Suits— $15 to $40
OVercoats— $15 to $55
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Main floor, i‘cal’.
Warmth and beauty
& value in coats
till’b' coat~. fresh and rich, have the beauty of both
color and iiili~h that young folks enjoy. .
Not a «lull feature about them» btlt plenty of life and
~llllil'lllt'.~\'.
Soft delightful wool velour and xlbclillc, with big:
llandsotllc collars that are ‘-tlllll‘lllllt'\ lf‘lllllllt‘tl \\'llllillllSll
or fur. and with deep cuffs too,
'l‘otllakc thcln doubly \varlll, tlley arc liilcd to the
waist. .\lltl thi~ does not llliilxt‘ tbcul clumsy or tilluraccu
full. “'35". ‘ . ’1
Such rich color». are plentiful as burgundy and the
new green and brown tones
And they are ntarkcd by excellent <lylt“. a style made
up of both trimming and stout girlish lines.
Sizes ll- up~ S: i a.» to $3 l.
Second floor. *
More new fabrics
for warm coats
.\'ovcilibcr'.~‘ tit“"'llful days are but fort-runner of
snow and kccn cut 3 breezes. \lltl then! how
warm a coat titanic froill these new cloths will be!
A new wool plush appeals~ alike and powerfully to
young folks and women. "l‘is woven with all almost-fun
r_v surface, is soft and delightful to the touch. has a rich
subdued luster, is light and fine but wonderfully warm.
"l‘will make up into coat of line style and long service.
Its colors are splendid \‘ltadcs of blttc and green, :1
rich dark gray. and a deep black. 54 inches wide—$3.50
varll.
K'llSlly
A fine zibeline has surface with the sheen of metal
but this shccn is ltmt‘tl down and made beautiful by the
soft long Cillllt‘lS~ll2lll‘< distinctive of zibclitlc. lll black. it
will tliakc luxurious appearing: coats" for women; ill plulll .
and burgundy. it is equally beautiful for young folks oi;
women—«or for children. 52 75 yard.
A serviceable coating of medium \\'&lll is \vovcn
with a peculiar spongy texture; it doesn't suffer any iii-
jury in appearance when given hard usage: it is all
wool, is thoroughly warm. tolors include plllill and
green and blue and black-~32 yard!
Left aisle. rear. 9
Women’s furnishings
of extra attraction
Stockings of lustrous beautiful fiber silk front bent to .
toe-50c! “are double sole and heel. give cv'ccllcnt wear, l "
look very like genuine silk. lilack and wliitc——atld but ,’ 3‘5"
, S‘x. ‘1 i . . i I
Soft comfortable stockings of black cotton. with dott— ab
blc sole and heel. a' deep black-49c. . i' . . i
For boys and girls—ignod black cotton stockings for
everyday service—i2 i-zc. ' , r.
Athena balbriggan union suits for boys. good warm
cotton. with flecced lining, fit smoothly because tailored ,
to ‘fit—all sizes 75c. . ”(an
(iirls' white cotton union suits \‘vith flccced lining-— "
according to size, 50c and 60c.
Gray flccccd union suits for boys, medium weight» , -.
according to size. see and 60c. .
Left aisle, rear... 7 7 .‘ 9 i f 9 3
“The "trial Dry Goods Co 9
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