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‘WEATHER FORECAST.“ .

Flirt-ms 3n" Nol'waik and \u'inityzl
Local '1' tiers illlllLlitll Saturday
p11)b.'.bl_\ ‘.-il‘: lliotierofe sliil‘tinul
winds, l‘. . t' llv‘l‘fil \\'e»~.te;;i dt. ltli‘-‘

batters- am Littzii this morning. ox. .,
lithli and e. nulls? They are t'itllrlli‘p.‘
amine unaet led weather in the nest-1
com tiisttlct< but yer) little prwipila‘
lion. All l'c'el‘ll diwturhant‘e l.“ cen
find over (‘6 "arid. Only light. seat;
tiered Slllet‘Hw have occurred in any:
tii'ts east of lhw llotlty
ficnuiai..:. t‘..v'inc the last at lltlll‘b‘."
‘i‘iie. tern: l‘l’d' ,‘es are now normal or
:aboye in newly all the northern dis
aricts from l’uuitana to Maine. The
riistribution ll pressure has mm d.»
tutored into 1 moderate summer typr
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO!

TODAY.

'l‘t‘liipcralure: lmw,
I39. Fair.

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iCity News

The Norwallt members of the Na-
tional Coast, Del‘enSe Reserves held

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an interesting drill la‘st. cveninx: in . \‘fimll‘h‘d in“! ”l“ bill'k .erd “i l’l‘U'.
. pic on Sprint: cti‘eet. A complaint wa‘r

Boodner‘s llall. Ensign it‘. W. Nor»

cell was in charge.

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Jom Davis
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\ t‘ui‘ltua‘s puny in: El’t’ Stit’lll’h‘l‘~

jot tin Norwalx l'uizglez tilttitml t‘lmreh

Sunday Filitmi “ill in liliti tuitim'nin

.alti-ltn-mi an the parish liuilw‘:

lit lllltll" thread-nu t‘

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liltil.

Il“ll
l’l‘ilit'iws .\l.tpellu ti‘tlit'tt
Nil; p in.

.‘.lli>lt'

Arnold's Foundry, in Smith >li‘Ml.
has closed down for a few days on ac-
count of a shortaive of iron.

The front of Andrew Darcy's: Main
street store received a coat oi paint
this morninc.

Stiltw hats, straw hats. 3H,.
$2.30. O'Brien.

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William F. (‘lare's sloop yacht
"Nadia" is being put in connniasion
:u Miller's shipyard.

A . l‘l‘llllltll‘ weekly meeting of t‘oek-

‘cnoe ’l‘rlbe, No. 32, l. o. ii. iii, will
he held this evenint; in Hell {\len‘s

Hall. in Main street.

force. drilled last night on the green
tin East avenue. Captain Stewart ltll‘
lliott was in charge.

t . . - ,
l Company A, of the tlllhlllttl‘y police
.
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lt)‘llricn.
3 .\ man lost his way to the down
‘town railroad station last evening: and

i made to the down town police. but no

'arrests were made.

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Star of Columbia

ions of the Forest, held a meeting last ‘
evening and disposed of routine illISl‘ held a drill last night in the downtown;
neon. Reports from the delegates who‘tlcpot yard. 'i‘Olllpflli)‘ t‘ held a drill}

attended the reception in New York.
city a few wecka ago were heard. l

 

Ma-

—Come and see. how Princt is I

92110 dances in native costume at Mir
itic Hall tonight.

Tickets are selling rapidly- for the
lienei‘it moving picture which will be
shown at the Regent Theatre next
Wednesday evening under the auspic-
es of McKinley Pinup, .\‘o, ll. ll. 5.
W. V.

 

A regular stuni‘wcekly drill of
Sixth Company, il‘. i.\'. (L. was held
that night lathe armory. Two rc-
criiits filed application papers. An
invitation to parade on Memorial llay

 

twat-i received from the (l. A. it, posts
col” the city. and has acted upon favor-A
ably.
W t
-—See Malaiieritc 1(‘lark in "The
Valentine lirl“ at Regent ’l‘heatiie to
night.
James l’alazzi, in business at. NBA
227 Park street, this city. filed a

petition in bankruptcy in the United
States court ye“..terday anti he made
oath he did not have the money To
my the filing fee. Ills liabilities are

listed at. $377.27 anti all but $4.74.
which stands as priority in the way
it)!" taxes, is unsecured. Assets con-

sist of stock in trade. valued at $100,’
and store. fixtures $150.

—vEntert;umncnt and dance. Music

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3i? it genuine Hawaiian troupe. )lllaic

Hall tonight.

 

People turned out yesterday in large.
numbers and money was spent freely.

it is estimated that several tliousand‘sl

of dollars changed hands as the result
Merchants offered

special bargains which were really

worth while taking advantage of. The '

idea was extensively advertised and
as the result more people were shop-

ping early yesterday morning thani

were seen on the streets at that time
for many days.

Arthur Waterbury. of Elm street.
who is now employed in the city's en-
gineering department was in ‘New
York Wednesday, at which time he
volunteered and was accepted for the
first Regiment of the Engineers‘
£3“er Corps. which will leave tor
Franco and active duty. probably the
first of next week. Mr. Waterbury
will be among the first it not the
first local man to' see active duty on
the Western: Front in Americanber-

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Circle, t‘oinpall»l

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(‘onlpany l), of the auxiliary police.

iti llualc llltll.

 

The lli'eyer Hat Company will have

a tin: raising this afternoon, follow-

t

‘td by a luncheon. 'tlrions membcra
.of the firm will make addresses and

a good llltt” is anticipated.

llernard Brady was arrested yes»
tcrday for drunkenness and brcneh ol’
the peace by Ofl‘icu' Flynn. The case
came 'up below Judge George ll. Vos-
lluirgh in the city court this morning
“and was continued for one month.

bracelets, cal-drops. iarallicra. neck
chains, rincs‘, vest chains. cuff but»
tens. tie clasps, slick pins. ladies“ and
(lrceu trading stamps
\\‘a'<hincton street.

wilt cites.
llt‘anti's,

”flw

gente‘
given all

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(‘Olll-

,\ meeting oi' the executive
iniltec of the Fairt‘icld County Farm
llurcau was held this morningr at ll

o‘clock in the offices in the Town As-

Wembly Hall building, in Wall street.

 

Advertise in The Sentinel.

 

.Mis.lrii”sna

tiltillliills

, Restored to Health 'by Lydia E.
: Piukliam’s Vegetable Compound.

 

Aurora, Ill.-“Fnr seven long months
5 [suffered from a female trouble, with
i severe pains in my
‘ back ahd sides until
I became so weak I
could hardly Walk
from chair to chair,
and got so nervous
I would jump atthc
slightest noise. I
wait entirely unfit
to do my house-
, work, I was giving

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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_ - 1 1 ing well, w errmy
" ‘ ' ‘ sister askc me to
try Lidia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com-
poun I took six bottles and today I
am a healthy woman able to do my own
housework. I wish every suffering
woman would try L din E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compoun . and find out. for
themselves how good it la.”—-Mrc. CARL
A. K1330, 696 North Ave., Aurora, Ill.
The great number of unsolicited tea-
timonicls on file at. the Pinkhcm Lab
oratory, man of which are from time
to time pub lubed by permission _nre
proof of the value of Lydia E. uk-

cm’a Vegetable Compound, in the
treatment of female ills.

Every ailin woman in the United
States 15. 00 Lily inviwd to write”
the lell E. Pinkhcnr Medicine '60.
(confi cuticl), Lynn, Mm, for special
advice. It is free, will hrlngyou health
cud may save your life.

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

"vl’llllillllilfi. panamaa, $3.00 to $7.00

~rl«‘a\'orably priced wedding rinLrs.‘

 

 

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titlvii ll. lln’ St‘lill.’4‘} Hi

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‘ult’v in payable
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et'in ul' blipt'ilauw tun , lllt|lllfttl
by «Mitt-uh gel the l'nl‘ntl .x‘lntws n:
t” rr~>7villrx ill‘ by tt:l_\ State In“
lt“‘l l'iiniz: :ttllllutllées 'l‘l‘e llll'ltll

eitt'til’iiien ltl‘i\lll')l(‘.
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\ttli not in” ii.t-
li'l \iill i... lit‘t‘.\.tltl‘ :1.
lb ittmts t:.' p'ulillv innney.
‘ it am >llll:‘t‘t.3llt'lll series of holiday
(not including lit-usury certificates oft
inti- bietln. >5 and other shtn'll. t'lll oh I
ltl.it'ittll.~'l shall be issued by um
i :litrti Flilil‘ ::t a higher tale of in
than time and onehab‘ lut-
ceuiilni int‘ow- tbe termination of the

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our be.\uteil the i'nited States oi Ain't:

e:'it"l and lllt' linpel‘lal (lel'lnuti tlm

t'llllltt'lll title date of such lerntinzl

lion in be liyt-tl by u lil'lll'lilllltllit‘ll of
lite i‘lc ltll'lll of llll‘ l'llttetl Stalin.
tht holders (ii any of the bonds of.
the lit bl‘lll isulle .«lnlll have the priyi”
tutorot' con‘ertili: the lame, Vlllllltl
'such period and upon such fultlnr
iel‘lils and conditions covering inat~
tern of tl"iltll an the Stt'i‘clnl‘y ol‘ ling
'l‘lt-asnry may pl't“.s‘('l'il)t', into an equal

par amount of bonds bearing; slit-ll..".lt. lftlT.

higher rate of interest and stilistatu
' tiaily identiml with the bonds of such
new series. except that the bonds istl
stictl upon such conversion are to be
identical with the bonds at the pres-I
ellt series as to lnaluiity of principal‘
and interest and terms at redemption ‘
Applications. ‘
'l'ln- agencies tll‘siizllult-tl by the See
rein. til Ilse 'l'l‘easill‘y to l‘--t-el\e tile
plautioti» for the bonds row offered
are the 'l‘rensul‘y Department in:
\‘t'anliilxcton. It. t‘.. and the Federal
ll-serte llnnlm in “(hit)“, New York.:
lbilztdt l;tltl.i, t‘lt yelund. llit-liindlltl,‘
‘llantzi (and branch at New 01-,
loans). Chicago. St. Louis. Minnea-l
polls, Kanensd‘ily. Italian and Salt
‘l’l‘ulicist'o. Said banks have llt't‘ll‘
designated also, as list-'tl agents tll‘
,tlie l‘llitctl Stall-51 to collate applied
lions and to cite notices of the allot
lnents which the Stcimlui'y ol' lltt‘
'l‘rctisury will eventually make to sub“
‘rit'l‘lllt'l'fi and to inane interim cet'lili
< elites for |ut_\lltl‘lli~ made upon ulloled
subscriptiolu
l Largo iltlllllitil'a Ill National lmll‘im
,Slate banks and trust companies, pri
\nte bankers. eypi'os‘s l’tllllllitlli\‘~.
Illl‘\\5]l:l|lt‘l'.‘1 tle;i.tllltlellt :thli‘t‘s. :tlllt
,olher pl‘iiale corporations. liinls. .‘Illili
organizations, ll.i\t‘ pillllotzt-ally tn
lel‘etl to recette and transmit appli. :i :
lions to: the Liberly Loan “illltiltl ~-.\»1
pense to the boiled States or to lllt

applicants, The Ht‘l‘l'l‘lill') ol the
'l'l‘t'asury, :tppretialilii; the value (iii
these tillers, will hate applieationl

blanks witbly dis-libutt-d throughout
lllw country to these pi‘iittte illstilll
‘ lions and also to the post olliees and
sllblreartll'ics‘. lndiiidnnl illllr‘t'l'lllt'ip
may use these mnienieln-ex or may,
:send tht ir applications directly to the
"I‘l'l‘:t‘<lll')‘ llcpaitineut at \\'a.shint:tunv
'ttntl lo the Federal llesel'\e Bonita.
; s the law prohibits the allowance;
or payment of tolnnlissionrt on sub‘
scriplions all those through about up ,
ilicalicns are made render St’l‘tilti ll:~
as patriotic ditty \l‘lllltlll'. t‘tilit]lell\'.l'
tlon. '

All applications must be ill the toxin
plcscrdied by the Secretary of the!
'l‘reas‘ury and be accumulated by a
; payment of 2 per cent, of the amount
of bonds applied for. .‘\pplieations
, must be for $3" or any multiple there
tol'. but any application for one $50 or

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1510“ bond until further notice may lit»~
‘alloted at once and payment in full
accepted nutlins'l delivery of ally in
tll‘l'illl Applications llllll‘ll‘
reach the 'l‘l‘easnly l‘tirl'llntnt ill a
t Federal 'ln.erve lltznl' in: illi-‘l‘ than;
lnoon, June 13. till? tin
itereiyetl by the
J'l‘ll‘nrtil‘i tn vitisc the
i any earlier date.
."."otnientr.
.\ll(lil‘w(ill.\‘ mil be made soon
tli‘lt‘! .ll'qi‘ All us titlJilblt‘ _ 'l‘lle Si‘t']'i‘-l
ttary .ol' the 'l‘reaanry rest-vies thei
ll'izht to releel any subscriptions, oi"
ltc llllllii‘ allotment of part of llic,
iaiiiount subscribed for. and to Mint:
tin fill] upon applications for ainalieri
l amounts of bonds even though it niayi
be necessary to reduce allotnicnla ouf
1 application for larccl‘ amounts, shouldl
'any such action be deemed by lllllli
to be in the public interest: and hilt:
1 decision in these respects will be tin-i

(et‘l itit'at e.

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wl‘ilrt Illllitlll on‘

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up hope ofever beta]. in any cane of the rejection oliFll‘Sh VOW

i an application, the accompanying pay-l
lment of 2 per ccntum of the uniountl
tapplied for will be returned. in easel
of partial allotment the 2 per centuin
payment will be retained and any cx-.

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'll‘lul litst-t'tt li.illl-.~ li-u ii
7":i .li: til the l'llllt ll .‘l‘uli ~. anti lit
{Hi teti .ts ill a punt I Eli'l tll .tt‘

t-tu'dalzee \t'illi mitten lli.itlll'iillll"
then by :ubserlhxis. l'pon inllllulli
of the in»t:tlbnrnt the June 1*. lla-
in the of :tllullllelil must he surrentl
t'l't'tl, and upon pztylzteut ot ehl'll sub

seminal ilislullnnnt ill" Hill" ill I‘! ill
lltuli‘ must 1,. p .« nod to the li‘td
':ti liI-M'tt- lilillx ‘."':illll i- llltl illt

tt-l'liticntt- for notation ii 1 te..ii of the
lzlt lll :ilt‘Ti tuitnelil. oi for t‘lzl'llllll.‘

for :i at w t-t-itititmt» \l'ler l'ull pd...
l‘tt l1? stil'n ti'llllll'illt*~ lllll>l le- >ll|r
tendered tn le'lli‘llL'i‘ tul tip bond:
y. l'elt ti‘t'pnl‘t (l

Payments oi luslallnnnl.~ ritual in

made .npon the dates itlllHi‘ elated
until lllll paynnm has bun made.
l‘riit tilt in full may he made up and

film allotment :lntl befue .llliIUa‘
if two “il‘li? ptior notice
ill \‘.lllillj.'. ot' the innnllon to nutite

well payment. stating the date upon
\\l|lt'll such paynh-nl will be made.
shall haw» lltl‘ll llletl hill) the l“t'll
ei'al ll-st-rte litllli til' the district in
\‘illllll the shliacl‘ilici' \Hll limbo pay-
ment. but rill'll notice :-ll;tl| not be
alimnielli of
not l-yt-eetllrc $10.00“ bonds or when
payment i". to be lnade in 'l‘reasul‘)
certificates of liltll‘ltll‘llill‘hri.

.\S the lionda will carry sly liltilitlls'
llllt‘l‘t‘al payable tier-ember ii, 191?.
interim :iccrtilutz on the bonds alloted
trout June 1."), lli17. lo the date of
tnll and final layup-iii. must be added
to lli‘b last layinent credit brim: llii»
en for intetest :it the like rate upon
the several lnstaliiiieut payments its
follows: as to 2 per centuln of tilt-
amount of bonds allotted upon ttppil
lotion, lroln .lllne 1.7, lllll. and. as to
rllllr—‘vtllltlll lilpllllllltt‘lll‘l duly paid.
from lbw iespet-tiie dates upon which
payment thereof in required to be
made as alimt' pl'mllletl. Tlilllt‘S slbmv
ing the llllltlll'll of accrued interest
payable on August it" ill case pay-
ment la mode in installments. and the
amount of :ll‘t‘l‘llttl iutlresi payable
uton \aiieuu dates in cars- payment
is made in full prior to August 1‘.” as.
ltil‘t‘lll |.e:tnllled. will be pl‘epaied

and furnished through the 'l‘reasury

llrpattnn-ni in \\'ashinglon and the
Vodt ral lit-serve ilanlla.
Within the l'nited States and it~

leit‘tlories Itlltl lll;~~llllll‘ possessions.
blunts \thtli prepared will be delii-
err-d so for as practicable in accord-

,ance with the writlcn instrucllolis of

the llllllil‘ s of the interim certificates
upon surrender to the 'l'leasury lie
paltinent ill \\'a.~llln:.:lou. or the Fed-
eral Resei'ye llanlt which issued the
certificate, of iulei'ini i-ertilicalen tullr
paid or :neoinpttliied by payment of
the final installintnl. 'l'be t-Tipella‘t‘ of
delivery will be borne'by ibr l'nitcd
Staten. lteliyel‘y of definite bonds to
boldeis of tulipaitl interim et-i'til‘l»
cater: \vill connnence as man :t:-' prac
lie-able after June L’tt’.
l~‘uitber details may be announced
by the Secretary of the 'l‘reasury t'reni
tiru- to time, information as it) whirl:
. well as forms for applications may
be obtained from the 'lt'eas'ury lie-
moment and any subtrensury or bed
ernl lies-cur Bank.
W. (l. Alt-Al'iltl.
Secretary of the 'I‘teasury

Allen ll. lleau, son of “F. and Kira.
W. I}. llcan, formerly of South Nor-
walk, sails Saturday afternoon for

in the Ambulance Corps. lie is in his

'st'trolid year at \Veslcyan l‘ollege.

 
 
 
 

 

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MYthIA

Commoul y

caller “near-
sighted" or “short-sighted. "'
. The name means, literally,
“squinteycd, " because near
sighted people by squintiug
are able to shorten the eyeball
a trifle and get clear vision.
Many people are near-sighted
and don't know it. Can YOU
see street signs as far as you
ought to? .

Our advice today: HAVE
YOUR EYES EXAMINED
BY OUR OGULIST.

THAMER

Oculicts. Optometrists, Optician:
"The House of Good Glasses.”
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.

Open Sat. tllliti p. m. Est. 1897.

 

 

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THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPER:
is an easy task here. We show
sounany varieties both in pat-
terns and plain colors that we
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can suit
any purse too. We carry papen
in every grade. so any price limit
.yau may
modatcd.

The, (lorham Co

 

DON‘T WANT FERTLIZER ON
‘ LAWNS
i The United ltalian Political t.‘olum~
gbian Club of New Britain has inform-
:ed the Connecticut Committee of
‘l-‘ood Supply that it has voted-to put
at the disposal of the home gardens

 

. conunittcc in the llardwarc (‘ity neat“.
hm”? lo‘rance. having enlisted for six months ly 100 buildint lots, about nineteen

acres of land. located

Park.

in Seymour

 

 

 

 

 

Kidneys Occasionally
With a Tablespoonful of salts
to Avoid Danger
Most folks forgot that the kidneys.
like the bowels, get sluggish and clog-

iiilitititi titlili
lliiiis, llilN till till

tilts llli

Aux.”-

This famous salts is. made from . the
;:t(‘ld of grapes and lemon juice, com-
.ibined with litliia, and is harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
late them to normal activity. It also

cuss nppllf‘lli upon the next install‘ geu and need a flushing occasionally. neutralizes the acids in the urine so:
menl. Upon allotment of bonds by the else we have headache and dull mis- it no longer irritates.

thus ending

Secretary 0" the Treasury, the sub- cry in the kidney region, severe head- bladder disorders.

scribcr will receive‘ notice thereof
signed by or on behalf of the Federal
Reserve Bank of his district. Unless
and until payment in full has been
made, further payments must be niado‘;
when and as below provided under
penalty of forfeiture of any and all in-
stallments previously paid and of all
right or interest in the bonds allotted.
. ' Payments.

The dates
'metltt-i are as followsz-

Two per contain an application. .

lighteen per century on June 28,

 

aches. rheumatic twing a. torpitl liv-
or. acid stomach, sleeplessncss and
all sorts of bladder disorders.

You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean. and the moment you
feel an acne or pain in the kidney
region get about four ounces of Jud
Salts from'any good drug store here,

er before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys. will then act fine.

,i‘ ..

Jud Salts is harmlesa; inexpensive;
makes a delightful eflerve‘sccnt'lithia-
twater drink which everybody Should
take new and then to keep their kid-
neys clean. thus avoiding serious com—
plicatlons.

A well known local drugglst says he
sells lots of Jud Salts to folks who be-

for WWW!“ i“ i"““‘“',take a tablecponful in a glass of wat- have in overcoming kidney trouble

,while it is‘only trouble.—-Adv.

 

have set can be accomv

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A hand-picked lot oi suits straight trout
5l‘iart .Scliaffucr and Marx or the House of} ‘
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‘ Picked within the last few days by our
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. Clioicest suits in the season-cud collec-
ion of each oitliosc splendid tailoring houses,

. Bought at special price because it is
incarancc in these cstablislnncnts; sold at
l;pccial price 11ch, to pass the saving alone.
i All—wool fabrics of scasouablc Weights
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i Rich colors and mixtures.

Fine tailoring. 1 _ _
Any number oi style variations, offabrics,"

'll colors-wc'd like you to see just what a
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’ Bcitcd sport suits—half a dozen types.”
*Young men's snappy suitsf ' ‘_
Alert Suits {or mcu who like youthful-
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Sedatc suits {or conservative men.

 

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to fit: spcdal model? {91:

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Short men, short, stout men. tallinen, tall lllil't men, tall stout, men.

short lilin men, medium stunt men, medium thin men. athletic men.

Size range; from 33 to SO‘T'and thaii
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Special) variety j
Special quality ' . - i f
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