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68 Water Street I
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Tel. 721
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast :or Norwalk and vicinity:1
Rain and tooler tonight; Thursday
probably for; strong southwest to
west winds. -(‘ondition: The storm
that was central over Illinois yester-
day- morning:
tario. l1 1.5 1:11.:i11,:: cloudy and rainy
'1.-113111.111 in 1‘11111l.:1kc region and along
_ the Atlantic 111111.51 north of Virginia.
Several place: reported heavy thun1
,derslorms die-int." the
Pleasant 1111:11l1er prevails this morn-
11112. in the southern district‘s and be
Sweep the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi 111.112 'l'he' temperatures
:'re low in all the northern districts
from Montana to Maine, Snow was
reported from .\'oithei'n Mithigan and,
1 . s h as
irosl; \1110 1c'poiitd as in 0111 foice dillled last hit-:bl. on 1]“. (1111111 ,W m
Kansas and Missouri
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'l‘emperntiu'c: how.
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Philip ll. lielding is engaged today
in rc-wiring 1111111011111 office, (‘iiy llall.
—»Rumnia;e sate MI. and Sal. (‘ilil
ford bldu. by Women's Guild 'I‘i'iu. 1‘11
here were :1 band of gypsies in West
Mrwalk yesterday and they were or~
tiered to leave. town
menry C. Selzer.
Como in and gel :1 copy of the Au—
l‘omobile Blue Book when you get rea-
nly to lake yoiti' vacation.
Iii So. .\Iain street.
The uncontested divorce of Mary
Firitz and Lajois h‘ii'itz, both of this
city, will come. tip in Superior court‘
Friday morning. Attorney John J.
(.‘nneo will appear for 11111 plaintiff.
City (Ilerk’Slephen Dokus received
a postal card today r0111 .Iaines Kelley,
who is with the Naval .\lilitia, l-‘iflh
Division, at lloslon, .\lass.
Sbassherger, of 11 Lexington
avenue, was bitten in the face by a
mag yesterday. Officer Gibson inves-
tigated and notified the do gw'ardeh
The. wounds are not serious.
Frank Volk, of Leonard street, 1e
ported to the downtown police last
night that a bicycle had been stolen
11110111 him at the carnival on West. ave-
nue. The police are investigating.
-l oh 11
City'Engiue-er Joseph P. Waddams
um in Hartford yesterday attending a
hearing before the Public Utilities
Commission on the new trolley layout
for ‘So‘Jlll Main street. The-hearing
was only a matter of form.
The. Federal auto truck owned by
the 1‘.. E. Slauson Company ran off a.
hank on its way to Wilton. Saturday
forcnoon and turned over. The driver
escaped without injury. It seems that
the car was forced from the road by
the reckless driving of another auto-
mobile. The truck was not injured.
Memorial services were conducted
by a number of past regents at last
night's meeting of Sherman council
Royal Arcanum. Plans were arranged
to have members of the local council
attend the 'Royal Arcanum Field Day
which will be held in Stamford on.
June 19111. Other business of .miuor im-
portance was also transcated.
A prominent city official who liaa'
occasion to travel about Nor“ 111k in an
automobile considerable reported that
he had seen two men with a map at
the White bridge. yesterday. who act,
ed in a suspicious manner. They seem-
ed to have been working at the. map
and when the official canto along. roll
fled it “9.93.11 had to' get out of sight ‘
is now central ovei' 011-;
50:. 8
Crofut & In” State am
83.00 to $10.00
And All "Ind: in Norwalk"
Joseph Davis
\
85 Washington Street. [I
Butlir Lodge. .\’0. 97 l. 0. O. l-‘.,
will confer the third degree on Tom
candidates this evening.
W‘
E1111-11 IKI‘OLI‘I of t‘omii1 .5'i1'1,11 has
.aecepicd a position with 1l11.1 .\'o1'11all1'
, Box Company.
No. (i, F. and .1. .\l.. will motor to New
(‘andait this evening where they will
participate in a banquet which will
be {1'11 1'11 by the .\'1-11' (‘1111111111 lodge.
Rockwell l‘ucan. of Leonard sin-ct,
has act'epled a position with the, Slau-
dard Oil Company. of New York. Mr.
Iiitgan i5; :15uu'izili'd with the local
branih of the (‘tlll('1‘l‘l‘t.
last 24 hours.I
Sixth (‘011111.1n,v. 1‘, .\'. (1.. was held
I:i.5't night in the armory, Infantry 111c-
1ic.5' 11'1-1'11. taken 11p. 'l‘hi'ee applica-
tions were lt'lu‘lIt'il I‘dr-I night, but no
recruits were taken in.
(ompaiiy11.111‘1lic auxiliaiy
in l-‘t1.1t avenue under the direilion
of (‘aptain Spentei' S. Adams (‘om-
EATHER A YEAR AGO‘ puny ll derided last 11111111111111 10.‘I”y “I TI" "I"
participate» in l... .\lenioiial Day pap,
:11l1'.
I Street Department men were 111
work today fixing a hole in the pave.-
menl on the north side of Wall stieet
next to the railroad tunnel. The
pavement in that place 1111? been in
lbad :'liapi' for 51.1.1.1 lime'.
‘ A moving picture show for
,1fil ol \leKinley Camp, No. (I,
1“. \'.. will lit
lI.
‘ llt'lll tonight in the
lhi'lll 'l‘lu ail-e. .\tiss (‘oyinne l). Milne,
:i niice ol Iolin l). .\lilut1 will enter-
:tain with fancy dances. An enjoyable
:i'veniiit, i'.5' expected.
.\ 11 Alt-iii: ol‘ .\‘or11alk"acoulmast:1'sI
by Constable. was held 111.51 night. 111 the home of, enter ilii5' summer.
Deputy Seoul Commissioner Douglas
.\"asb, in Flux Hill Road. and matters
of routine business were transacted:
the parlicipu-I
”01111911." 1*. tion of the local scouts in the .\Ieth .lnugliii‘l,
Preliminary plans for
,orial l..i,v c'elebiation were discussed.
Ias was also the garden proposition.
.\'illIllllt: dei‘initew was de: ided upon
a
'1.
Assistant Club Leader Him \1. I
Sprague working under the auspices:
,1of lllf‘ lt‘aitl‘ield t‘oimly F‘Hllll Bureau
conducted-.1 1'611y
demonstration
school.
)Z’Slt'liltl)‘ in the high
session. the morning session
given ov- '1' .io piat'iiciil canning dem
onstration, and the afternoon to lec-
1111c woilt. Thirty- four ladle: fioin
.\orwalk and surrounding towns at-
tended the sessions. and will conduct
schools of their own, in their own
' neighborhoods.
CONTROLLING FOO‘DSTUFFS
WASHINGTON. .\liiy 23.——(‘.ontinu-
one right of way foi‘ the first admin-
listralion food bill piot 111mg for stim-
ulation of production 01‘ foodstum-i
11111: somziit today when It was brought
before the Senate. While it Is. being
('(lnsldt‘l'edlb) the Senate the House
will take up thé‘ second administration
-‘measuie, dealing with control of food
and other necesaailes, intiotluced yes-I
lei'day by Representative
South Carolina.
In presenting the first and revamp-
ed bill to the Senate today Senator
(ioige chairman of the Senate Agricul-
lure Committee proposed to tept'tssI
all efforts to attach any prohibition‘
legislation. He hoped to have the
prohibition question postponed foi
consideration with the food
bill in the House. a provision to that
end being in the Lever measure of-
fei ed yesterday which would 'llllllOI'
1211 the piesideul to regulate giainuscd
for manufacturing intoxicating bev'ei-
ages.
Lever, of
BALL GAME POSTPONED
DETROIT,‘ Way 23 (American):-
I
, Deltoil- Philadelphia game postponedp
I
cold.
1CLEVELAND, 0...,May 23. (Ameii-
can). *Cleveiand- New York game post-
potted Cold.
MOTHER GOOSE
There was :111 old woman
Who wanted a flat;
She had seven children,
' fist), that settled that. '
polite '
the ben-I
successful canninz.
'l‘lie (lay was divided into two:
being
‘conlrol".
SOCIETY
and Personal
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in 11.11111111111111 111-111; .\Iiss .\laln-l Iii-1.5-
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wood, .\lllill"‘(l (‘amp.
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(‘litii'les lleaitlon, .IucI-z Helpliout.
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.\lrs. Rex Stanton oi Stamford were'
.hcii' attendants.
bridi‘s sister. After Rev. Mr.
had 1111'1'01'1111111 the ceremony, the
couple 1111111 to the home of the bride‘s '
."'11111.111.5'. wl11r1 a wedding supper was
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of Stamford.
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Illiiss, spent the day with his parents
in llelden avenue. .\li'. Magner will 1'-.e
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with a group of
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l'helps‘
Hendricks is employed,
S.l1he the El’sklllv'llilllltlrlli Corporationi
Re-
wbo is now studying
and will .
Sec ldal cooker
an
cool: Without Ere
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anti puddings 111.1511. 111.1115.
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Fourth floor.
Thorough tailoringI
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their
to make 1.11' :1 dollar.
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will ace quickly how well i‘. 3.5? 11 mic .
15 to 11' made i111! :15
Each of tI1o5c. skirts must fit properly,
the 5111" 111:1: :uiiecs medicare oi‘ cash.
of skirt for 51
sample 1161c of the 51111
of skirt 11': offer
ximinc it critically. "Hwy
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MEMORIAL DAY IN WILTON.
Local Troops of Boy Scouts of that
Town to Hold Third Annual Mc-
, morial Sunday Exercises
The third annual .\ienicrial Sunday
service, on the. Wilton (Ireen.
held by the \Ii‘illon Troop, No. l.
.‘iouis of America, on Sunday,
at 2 o'clock iii the afternoon. The
icxti'ciscs will lll(Illilt‘ flvogginute
speeches by the ministers of lhfiari-
Iloy
21,
Io 0115 Which churches, and other pioiui-
.fillow' students. an ammunition i‘ac ,, _ , .
I . . 11cm citizens of lllt‘ town. patriotic
.loi'y 111 “oreesicr. 1 . _ .
songs under the leadership of the
‘t‘onuuuuily Singing club, and selec-
llllll Iii-1'
.\‘nrwallt.
.\31'5. l1‘11‘diua11d \'1111
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Fi'oy
of we i‘i
,guests 11 few days uno at the home ofI
illr 11nd .\ir.5'.ll:i1iforil Smith inII‘
Darii'n.
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I .11155- Anna own-11, .11 11.11.. 11.11.11.
111:1.5' i'elur1111d home after having en
I i
,joyed a week .5 sojouhn at the home of‘
friends in Mount \",i1111on .\. \.
.\Iiss
,sli‘ei'l.
l1'e1iling of llarrlel
.\‘ora l‘iniuuan
enjoytd 11 trip to .\‘11 w
1'da,\.
.\nnie
I and \liss
ICi-nier avenue
Ilol'lt ('itv yeele
Ul
, .\‘lrs. l£.J.l-‘iiuu1gan ol‘ \luin street
1was a visitor in New Yot'li city yesler
day.
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W rinkles- Sallow
Complexions
:RenewYouthfuIBeauty
Try This
Frcnch Beauty Recipe To-
night
.\lauy :1 \1'1'i11klcd, I111l‘11111'11111c‘1111d
,aaed-looitin': woman Ilil:= quickly nitide'
Iliei'seii‘ loo'i most l.:161111.til‘,ul youthful
low
.‘Ti y
my," simple. Fiench
this tonight.
11.:111ty Recipe.
.\lertly wash your
III‘I‘I‘ III “"II“ “IIII‘I and “1b in a 1011' conference which opened here today'
Toknlon:
spoonful 01 two of Creme
Ro eated. In the morning wash the
face with cold water and rub in more
.(‘remc Tokalon Restated, which you
will find entirely different from
other creams, Day bv day watch how
the old, hardened, coarse, saliow skin
becomes new, t‘re'sh, soft and youth-
,fulloohlng. If you have bad wrinkles
Iget box of Japanese Ice. Pencils and
,use them in connection, with ‘the
,ereani. and you can get quick action
'on the (19911081 111inkle5, no matter of
,'l1ow long i-‘lall(llllg..-—H A. .\Iead or
Imost nnv good druggist or department
store in this city. Success guarau
teed or money refunded. -——Adv.
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l‘w’l’kw ”("V
11 Iglits
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fat I:
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and chaining: by 1111111115 oi the tol-I
anyz
l"ons by a volunteer drum corps.
The members of lluckiugluim Post,
. A. ll. of .\'or11ail1.htive accepted an
imitation present, with their
‘\‘.'il1111 ionii'udcs and following llll'
Iprepi'ain on the (lrccn :1 trip will be
made in automobile in Joe's lllll remi-
:1er,v.1vl111'e the ritual of the (J
will be said by 111111111111 '. :11 llutliliig-
ham l‘o.5'1,1111d lll)\\t‘l'5 will be ilisliib
llllil 11,1 11111Seouls, 1"ollo11ed by "laps”
scm'did by the Scout buclcr. The
-p;11'11 will then no to St. .\'lattliew's
ihut‘c liyartl 1:ilillll|l’- exercises
lell be held.
The work of the lloy Scouts In hold-
ing has
public intcrcsl in 11 proper observance
Mciiicrial Day, which was at :1
\‘1'l‘y low 11in and in showing honor not
to our soldier dead, but to the
111111.1bi1r of grand old men lliat are still
1'1 illi us. The Sunday next befoi'e Me-
111 be
where
these services
Inf
only
'i1ori:il Day was selected so :15 not to
.
centliei with the regular .\lemorial
1):iy exercises of the
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Automobiles will meet the visiting
veterans at \\'i1111ipank (111 the arrival
oi‘ the 1:813 car I('i'l\ill," South Norwalk
l2, and Main :ind \\ all streets at
1:211 p.111.
RAILROAD FINANCING '
BALTIMORE, May 23.—-~0w'nei'.5' of
more than one billion dollars of rail-
iioad setiuilie's were. 1eported 111 a
of considering i111-
portant questions of railroad finale
cing . The call for the meeting was
,seut, out, by S. Davies ~Wafield, of this
city, chairman of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Mr. Warficid said the conference
would decide. whether it is desirable
for investors in railroad, bonds and
stocks to ‘fliik the Interstate Commerce
Commission to be heard on the ques
tion of railroad credits, 1115 hearing on
securities and future railroad financ-
11111.
f01 the purpose
LIBERTY LOAN SPEAKING TOUR.-
11 speaking campaign here last night.
in behalf or the I.iberly,,Loan, which
' will carry them as far 4'; the Pacific
coast.
11-111 1..1,
L llesoh 1111:
May
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1'1'tt\\‘:1lteneil 1
.\'orw'iilk voice]
The public is cordially invited.‘
I CINCINNATI. 0., May 23.—'I‘he Rev,
Dr. N. D.Hillls of Brooklyn, and Law",
rence Chamberlain, financier, opened,
I GREENS FARMS FOLKS .CAUTIOUS
AS TO THE QUAI ITV
0': SE‘OS.
following resolution has been
the Green's Farms l-‘nrui
“Whereas. llii1 (lt‘eens
Farms l-‘iit'inei's‘ (‘lub recognizes tI111
\thlltl‘ri1:5I10I'IJIL‘1' 111' food, therefore
That this club heartily 1111
1101.511; 11'er effort to increase 111:1
staple ciops The club would advise
the pint-111151111: of 5111 d5 from lt'IlilI)It'
sources. 'lhc thin-ouch tillaci 111 lb.
soils whelhcr in the portion 111' in the
fill: The more i\lt‘llll(‘(It planting
of ”11- old fashioned field 10111 'l'lu
iiini varieties 1"111 ihiii lauds Indian-
coi'ii 1.5' 11111:. Us economic 11111111 in
the “(lllll today cannot l11111111'-11.5'li
united."
MEMORIAL AND
PATRIOTIC SERVICE
The
passed by
111:5‘ t‘lub:
Will Be Held
Church on Next Sunday Evening.
'I‘Ilt' Douglas Fowler Post. (I. A. R.,
will attend special memorial and patri-
in Trinity church next
representatives
otic services
Sunday evening. and
l:1"'Cl_\ 5km 111;? dc. 'lll
caictully. 1
be satisfactory i
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.mgnmqu ml. $2....
from other societies will act as honor-K
ary (1.51-1.1'15'. There will be present he-
sides 1l111 (I. .-\. It. Post and Woman‘s
.‘.lelief corps xiii-1111111125 111' the Spanish
\\‘ar the Order of
American .\l1'111‘:11111s, 1111-
l-leis and Mouse, the Patriotic Sons of
and the Dauuhim's oflhe
.\111111-‘11-1111 lle1olulion. \,
new sill: .1\1111ric:111 flag will be dedi-
cated :1nd cairied 1'11 piotession and
the church is to be especially dccmai‘
ed. Lieutenant (‘ommandei' .\linion
having pfi’ered lo the rector the uSe
of his many flags. Special music
being prepared l‘oi‘ use and the na-
tional anthem and other national
songs will be sung.
Veterans.
America.
is
Sentinel .\dvs. pay. Try one.
Back and Front-Lace ,
STOUT FIGURES
Make large hips disappear;
bulky waist- lines more
graceful; awkward bust-
lines smaller and have the
" Old Corset"
first wearing.
$3.50 & $5,011
Ikilltll'
W. B. Reduso
No. 703 $3.50
United1
Order of.
beautiful ‘
I
in Trinity Episcopal.
mun-m7
Suit savings
for young follu
and small women
Remainder of the Collection}
of worthy suits for )‘Cllllgl
folks and for small womenu-g
11. 5111' chresday at new:
I. 11 cred prices. '
I1ery 5111:0116 pmcltdscd:
1o; reg ular stock: an .11.. active '
f).t€ll€lll member of the How-‘1
land family 1'l suits. 1
Examples 111‘ correct stylefl.
of good lilllullllg, of sens-onw-
able weight of true beauty; ‘
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standin? ie'1.iiics-—tl‘..'" :11131
11" y few 11:11:13 tlllki: '111 the?
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entire gathering.
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p‘rzin suits 1.1 1.110 t: i‘.111 d ctiIc. ,—-—:i i1ic;:1'.l .1it'r1..‘1i1csl
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I'hii 1I1..'..' :- 11.1.15 :1 time when 11.111.11.111:1clczii'5111ckI
11" diti:"ll_1'.‘ilii5 1: .1' -:'Ii :1 1i111c.()111 1.111 their suits. 3.
Here ate the old prices and the new. See me savings.“
Suits were $42.50 $45 $47.50 $29
Suits were $35 $37.50 $39.50 $29
Suits were $2?.50 $30 $32.50 $21
I. 1
Suits were $22.50 and $25 $16
Suits were $18 and $20
$13
sale Wednesday morning. Be prompt!
bccnud floor.
Those remarkable
charilax rugs,
at 1'.-3 lessl
truly 1'c111:ii'kzil1lc — for
On
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chzullax 11125 are
111.111.: eutiicly of linen!
Beautiful too in IIIL‘II dull l'lCIl monotoncs and tin.
quiet Iizi'iinonious eticct of Ilioscl tones.
D111ililc—woudmtiilh 511-, 1111 they are thick 1.11.11
heavy and solid—and no housewife needs to be told of
the durability of linen.
they :1.T
l-T111 l1 lv'lc:11'il:1\ 1'11: 1.5 1'...11lc 1'1'11111 fl:1.\ uz'ou'n lici'e lll .1‘51'.1r1'i1':1, i
in :11.:11'::i1l.1c.t to I111 every llll‘t'llil Iiiicn. .
1-Z1i-i'y 111111 15' :11‘1I11' 111‘. both Hill's. is liulilly \1'111'1-11 111 11'.II15".;1‘.II
\11-:.1', 1« 5':ii.11:11_1' :iuil 11:15111 1"1'111111I. will 11111 be attacked by 111111!
I1‘I1-tii'fl:i\.i'u'.'..5' .11'11 111.1' enough 1111' 11.1511 in room where : l‘ 1.f’-,
1111 1.5 11111.51 lll‘rll‘t‘tl, :'.:11111111 aid lurulile 1111111311 tor .1'1-1'111'11 living:
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11':-.il:.1' price. I
\\‘li_1'.' lll't‘;||l>'" they :'1'.' iii 1'1-Inn: that will no longer 11:; 111:1.11. '
|"l':=I||1I.\I \‘11' believe tli.» il111l'i‘ul colors richer than 511mm 1l::i‘. 1319,
I14 l'i'.:fll'.‘l
El .miti'il I111 of each. 1:111] we .5'111 '1
36 by 72 inches . --
$3 regular $5__ 4’ 41 .
V" by 71/2 feet ' .
regular $1? .25—-— $7. 50 $121
Gby 9‘feet
regular $18-—— 1
And CDIIIIS are soft be :iutitul tones of rose Ian green
land l:'.1vendci
I1’l11:1i'tl:ix folks will 111'ii.-1
.Illrl foui \iii'ts'. only
of .5111 11'i111::1'inoil111 lot
30 by 60 inches
regular" 34.20—-
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TWO MEN CHARGED WITH
MURDER
S'I‘ONIXGTOX, .\lay
Andlew's and William
p.111se11ted in town
I‘llltul')‘. .\‘111' London,
:was found floating here on May 12.
33,.-Jn1m 0, Judge 11‘, ll. Illnckley there
1.11mi... were 1':1.5- no cvidvnce adduced 1.1111111' '
coup, 1,11,11,19. hold lIll two men and dismissed 1.110
of whose body
I"f‘ll:(“_
inim'ning on iliarize of murder of faint 1w...» ,iquinsi 1.11.1111,
for
SLENDER and 1
AVERAGE FIGURES , '
Give Style, Cemfort and per-
fectly fitting Gown. Long
wearing. they assure the
utmost in a corset at most
Economical Price.
$1.00 to $3.00
comfort with
W. B. Nu‘form '
No.929 $2.00
At All Dealers;
WEINGARTEN BROS. Inc..,
New York Chicago San Francisco I II
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