TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1018
”
JUST BBMBB THIS!
The boy: who ore lighting—
i
risking their lives—owe no
more to their country thou you.
BUY LIBERTY BONDS ROW!
sumo sum AND OVER-
cons
It motile prioeo, despite the
market 0! high prim.
$18M to 3351!)
Q
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
The Red Star boot
charging a cargo oi nut and em: coal
at the wharf 0! Raymond Bros.
I, —Monker Grotto social and dance.
,Friday. May 3. Community Hall, old
itashioned dance.
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I Fred H. Punty is having a special
Isale 0t flashlights and battery com-
lplete all this week. See his ad. Big
idollar value {or 69 cents.
compresses.
. attendance.
I
sold his property on
: Norwaik. to Ii. i’oilali, through
‘ John T. liuycs leal estate. agency. Mr
ion the property.
Judge Nehemiah t‘andec was in Will
Big Sale or
FLASHLIGHTS
Battery and Light Complete
69 Cents
$1.00 Value
FRED H. PONTY‘
Kodak Shop
South Norwalk, Conn.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Pundits! .-m. Norwnlh and \icitiiti'2’
(lent-tally inii' and slightly cooler
J-lfllll and \\'cdiicsdn.\'. Tlic disturb-
.lnci- which Wit: t-t‘ntrai ovcr Wiscon-
~tn yesterday ntornini: hits nio\'ed east-
“it!“tl, dct'rt'u‘ilnlt in intensity. it is
now pushing out ttht. Lawrence Vul-
Icy. It hurt caused unsettled, showery
weather in tltc Lulu- i'cuion and New
England during the last twtentt-t‘oitr T1". hlmfin ”WNW Hm, organized:
houm‘ ll. ‘5 followed by an “w“ "l I recently a ltliilll‘li of ”iv international ‘
high [IFO‘HHUI-p which is pl‘odut'lili: pleat .hmh, Zion WWW”. u mm“, "mm”. l
low cr
lloclii'
stint Weather with somewhat
temperature. iictwan the
Mountains and the Mllitilfltilppl
Show was reported from t'pper Michi-
gun. The temperature ht rising slowly
in New England. lienvy locul show-
ers were reported from the Gulf coast.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
'l‘ctnpt-rtttum: High. lift; low,
47. Overcast.
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[oily { ews
There will he :i filtt‘t‘llll incl-ting oi
the (‘Iiildren of Mary lit-id at St.
Mitt-v2: t‘htit‘tlt in the httsi-tiit-nt this
cvcning.
Thc Pnllli' receipts of nil illt‘ Juno-i
iiutlcr storm and llltli'kt'ls on Tiler"
day. .‘pl'il 30 and \\'t-dnc.~‘dny .\lity I.
will ht- llHt"l to purchasi- i.ll|0‘l'l)'
Honda.
'l‘hc,iioupitnl Tliinthlc Club is nit-ct-
lilL’ at thi- nottin ot' Mm. Ii. A. (‘riimp-
ion of ltoldan urcnitc thin utter-noon.
\lrn. E ii. Moro-house is acting its
liostcyfi.
A flit‘ttllni‘. of Hip hoard of directors
of HIV Nol'wuik Building. Loan & in-
u-atmn-nt Association writ-i held at the
ntllcte of 'l‘ttylor & Golden yesterday
.tltcrnoon. .
The first «ntohcr to be. given by the
Trinity .\Icn':i Club will be held in
their rooms on Worthington street in
the 't‘ttwt (‘oinpuny building this eve-
ning. (:ood inuelc will he titrtihihod and
rcfres-lititctitii will be «erred, All tncn
ot‘ the parish nrc invitcd to attend titid
tiring iltcir trlcndu,
DUTY
To P2330“ Thrift—
YOUR DUTY
To Be Thrifty
“Save and Buy for
Victory”
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
FOR SALE AT
The Central
Trust Company
commit.
Imam.
Open Monday Eun-
htn "(toys {.31.
" .itig of the Willintnntic
rii'cr. ‘
‘i i'. .\l.
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branch of tho
I
: Knights of l'itltias. of which order he“
its (hand (‘ltattccllot oi the Static
t'onitecticut.
I-‘ish. \\';t.~*hinctoti xtrcit bride"
,\\'cdiit-.~day Afternoon 7. lbs. for '_'.'.c.
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'I‘etitllei‘»\i'iilic .lat‘k‘on fight at
Arciin iti .\'t-w llitH'n hint lliL'lll trotn.‘
=ilti~ city were l’rcd t‘olcitinn, Fred?
t‘olcinuii. .ll., tlroruc Hopkins. Jack:
. littrlcy, It'd Lockwood. Ed. R. lioulcnn
i l.t-c ’I‘ripp. l)l'. \‘iillinvn J. Moore
1 A number of Indlcti haw
lnnd cnjoycd luncheon tit tho
1 this noon.
The Red Cross Auxiliary 0! Trinity
{Church met at the church last even-
. ing and made a number of drains and .
There was quite a large, I
1 C. Walter Miller, of Bridgeport, ha“ .
Grand street]
the
Pollak will make many llllpl‘OVPilanl.‘ .
I Iimantic last eicninu attending fl meet-l
of I
\tuoni: thow who :tttt-iidod thc [J‘w l
the
An all dot ht'WlllL' N‘saltlll is lit-lnL', '
‘hchl oi 'l‘tinitt- t‘iiitrch today and the.
'0! inist-iionarv box hi also being pucked.‘
responded
l
church t
Thin evening thc Trinity;
m com IORWLLK ma W
L
.\'o. 16. is dis-'
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mileage.
7 ‘9
1 ‘ ‘4. \ ,;.~‘
o‘ LAM
atmd lttls‘t'rilllgll prev-zinc. (Iottttw :‘icahi itttclt Pita-
low pressure. l‘ltcn lights undet- imitation. Altai git ct;
Normilke are built right. Fcicncc added to the qual-
ity of limit llltlfl'l‘litlri "lillfl‘s ;\til'itiill\' lttitcr 'l‘tzbcs
stand out from the av imgzc good tube {is lint-l): tent-
percd Shellie-Id knives cxccl tltc llhlllll Mililtltll‘tl.
Testsprovc the. Norwulk before you buy—mileage
Illlt-tl'h' i'lub holds its smoker to which :
:thi- nit-n of the parish and their ; pI‘OVPS it afterward.
trii-uds hou- hci-it intitcd. I
,tttlon dedicated to the interests of the
Lit-wish worknicn. (in Sunduv, an
.'., tlic such-tr \iiil ()liSl‘th‘ MM l-‘lnlt
liny. i'or llll' hem-iii of the Palestine
“'ni'ltvi'ti' Fund. Your): llit'tl and wo-
tiicn will iiolicit tltitlittiullr‘, nnd all
requested to re-
stthxcrihci'
tnent are urgently
spond liberally. To Plil'h
will he fllYt‘n u iamnil Zionist flax.
Y. M. C. A. DINNER
AND CONVENTION
(MMIIM m H80 net
litiuont.’ the boys in wur st-ri'fi-c
t It Iiziti ruin-d $35,000 of 1hr Thir-
.t.\'tlvt- Million Fund tor Y, \' A.
.work in t‘tthlllliIllIlP" lllltlt'l‘ the coun-
I) work by toittiii.ttcctitu-ii :titt' Ullltl‘i
“ho ucrc tittcri-iaied
5 ‘.' it hits inniructctl‘ '_'..'.oit _~v!.ool
buys about the “or and the work
which lll“ " ,\i i' A i~ tlUliI.‘ Y
[M t‘ .\ wcri-tnrio-s. nitiltitlnnl‘c tll'lt‘
"t4 niid oilici' Pl'l‘itht'l‘fl \icrc ltiinlzitv,
ml
t 35 ll ltzi~ I-tttol‘iid f-L’T hmn of Elm
ilttttlimt iii the Ijiittt-d Show who or»
’i~1'ttuuiu:titdtilittiu"t:'i.'.'7ttlot Y, )1 .
't'. .\
tilll'lfl. ‘
i It hm liiouuht tnntty h|il'1tlit'l'.\' to
buys‘ clubs to ~pcttk on the food proli-
Irma. L'ill'tlt'il t'lilbn, p ;,- thibs and pout
Hy ctiib~ This lllls been donc thromJi
lllt' cooperation ot the Form Hurt-nit.
f. It has :lillillllltt" much inn-men
iII ’l'hrttt Stumps and iii the M'lllll' oi
inherit liondr ihroituh lltt‘ Iioy ScZiils
lllltl other boy's cruniiizniluth.
ii It bur. \otid lo l‘l'll'.i>‘t‘ :ill the
llf‘t‘tlrh‘ill) lllllt' oi llir county M't'l'l'lill')
to do tho- soctnl \icli'nri- ii‘otk llllH rilllli
nicr for boys on the lltl'ili. This: l" in
zcoopt-i'niion with ”[0
iRi-m-riti.
| 7 It hux ititroduccd tiittny t'lillhlt‘tl
otid drafted "It!" to the Y. M, t' .-\.'.~4
ill llll' ciimps.
it it lllih’ introduced ititiny lion! ho.
tiiu Io citivit, to city Y. M. t‘ \ '.~ and
l'lll|l‘('lil'lI.
it It hurt l'ttt‘ltislicl‘ M'H'l‘ul lllt‘" for
thc V. .\l (‘. :‘t. iitir work hcit- and lit
Viitlit‘t'.
lo Il hm ki'lll poiitu llll' hoiitt- um
tiiiitcry wh ch tiloui- nioltcs ihc Y .\I
.i .\ our work pomlble,
Ii ”t'lttil‘l iii work \\ill| thc boys at
. Ilic llillllt' blow: _
. Group Work.
I it hits girl-it supervision to 1:27.
horn who are incl-ting wcckly tot
:coutu..~icout.~t. lliuli School. liliitploycd
or V .\l. (' A, uroupt httrinu local
:HIH'ltltt'i‘Hr liilili- Study. Hilt'lfll t-Vctttii,
,drbutce. bitrkcl ltll, t'tc.
‘.' It lilltd 25.1 VoltttiIt-cr l,t-iult»|',~t who
orc working lln‘ lioy Scout Minot-rat.
t'. A. lJ'lttlt‘l‘H. l'll', tintlcr the
. ‘Ill't'l‘Uliltm or Imcul litilll'tllt of Dirt-c-
.loi'N.
wt-rlt with the :«oidtctx :ttid lil‘l‘
it It butt ornitttizcd ii llI'W lioy
Scout 'l'l'itttpu. ct'tiployt-d hoyunnd liinh
. 'n‘chuol hoyn' uroitpii.
.’ Community-Wide Activitieo
l i It hm brought that Flulllil‘fl imd
[SWIM tom-tltcr in 7 t'liilllilulllllt'tt in
,l‘uthcrti and Sons "(lct-to-ucthcrti"
Ibrlniriuu Nlll'li nlitillkt‘l’ii uh I.. K. llull.
Iii. ltLt'hnrthi, II. II. Smith. i'icv. .i.
Aroh, linil lit-r. l-‘. W. l’ulcll tit lit-tlicl,
,Now Cannon, (learnt-town. Vltlt'flt‘ld,
' iWiiton. Nichols and Trumbull.
5~~It butt had 100 people together
in a community
In it Community Field Day ltii held at
lchoil.
kit has brought College Boytiimu-
lung Mutation ram) trom Col-
'Wil , , ,w.
flmfilfliuk
" #Ilnblo. Wollonn out You to 1 corn-
thoiic who svmptttliiZc with the llltIVf‘ '
lloyu Workini ,
.mu: 9 wool-no. 'l'iim color-29w!
Norwalk .
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rm—m—mmm—ba - -
The Norwalli Tire and Rubber
RIGHT HERE Va»
in Connecticut, they‘re mudc. All our the world
they’re sold.
NORWALK
1mm rt'msrttn '
CASINGS AND TUBES
nit-tut quality. Red. liic l'lllil)t‘l'-—;liltl titoreol it than
isnnvwny ttsunl. \\ oti't crutch.“ oit'l liil". Slouch up I
Company, Inc.
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Connecticut
utid I'cligiouu uctitiiit-uI
Milli tho- hoyu at liethel. New t'niittith.‘
Wilton. Trumbull, Fnirfiodd. Nlcitoh
and Loni: lilll (April :18.)
7 It lllllli hold in 13 communiticnj
(April 29. 1917.) it Young Men's Sun-g
tiny nitd lurnhshci spenkcn tor cuch
i tut-cling .
i h’ II has orgutillt'd 9 t‘Ulllnlllllllll‘H‘
,Vttth Locul lionrd.‘ of Directors which
too curry”): on tlrottp, (‘oninlunity-
widt- nud t‘ounty-iiido- :ll‘liHllt'H tit
lh-ihel. Fttiitii-ld. Nlt'lltllr~. ’l‘rittttbull.
‘.\'.~w t'ttiinuti. lttdui-ttcld. Snitcntuilt.
\i't‘ltoti und Lulu: lltll.
lcducut ionni
t
it It has conducted trinity I'tiion
‘t‘lttil't'li St-Hriw itl lll'lllt'l. Nlcliols
,.ml \i'ilion. ‘ ’
‘t
County-wide Acttvhlui
In it hurt itrotiuiii tout-tint Him in \
in u t‘oittiii li‘lcld lhii :tl lit-ill \i h
:iiltictic tWt'llin‘ nnd at football not
II It hon brought together Iii.
li‘:tllt‘l‘.~ and older boys in t‘tiillt‘l'i-ili'i'
lti littiihury. .\prtl lElL’i'. l‘ot trititiiiiu
lto titkt- Ihl' ltlnci-s oi Sunday Ht‘ltflol
llt-pclll't's. Ht'lilll litituli't's tttttl lt-itiltirq,
“it" ll:l\I' L'tilli' “till llll‘ t'illlH‘H
l2 It hit.‘ 103 count) and Ioml com
Illllll't‘llll‘ll H‘i'i‘illu till t’llilllillllt‘l'!~ itltd
lliillll: \iorli Willi lllt' ho)»
if. It Itn~ land 31'. liti).~ to imihi- d.-
‘t'..~‘lililn for ”W t'ltt'istiuu lilt'
. it It Itgtn i-itlim-d .‘.:‘. olJ-r boy» and
'lI‘iItlt'l'N torm in communion-s lo iii
tcnd the New London Static t'ottiwi
’I'iit't' t'ot lllt' tlt'nt llilll'. \\‘t- know th-
‘liniit-ly ot M‘H'i'dl ho.\~ who tiri- win:
on to tollctit- on u re till.
1 17. II hon htlil innit ‘t‘y li‘lltli‘lr‘
ttnitinttz (lilihl't-llt'l'h to which tutu-
{ht-cit llliilt‘tl Holilt‘ of thc llt'il ho)
\\tii'li t'\|it'i'i,~t -
It; It hits i‘oopi Lilo'il “llll llll‘
‘N‘lllltlili School ,\~‘Mociiiitolt Ilt lililil Ili.’
ttt t'tttltili t‘llllll‘lt'llt't' lllltl L'.i\'li;: this
,lttttc i-I' Illi' t"illill\ ril‘l‘ll'llll') it! t-ottn
it) Htl't'i ’lllt ' iii-iii oi llit' lioys‘ St-toiid
|:iiy llli’irtlilll.
17 ll lttia txropt-i'nli ' “illt llil‘ lioy
.h‘coiitw iii Ill’L’ilIllleli.’ troopt-a who're
‘ittmii-d. lit rcbtiild ng Ht'i'l‘l‘lll troopn.
tin lllltlilii»! ni'otli trustern und til-to ll)
lutrtttu the Hill!" oi lllt' county Hl'l'l't'-
‘titry uw Hlil't'litl llt'lll commission ot lllI'
scouts.
Iii it hits doni- own more.
t in this worth while. The “RF liltr‘
git-titty llll'l‘l'lIHNl otir tit-ope of work.
To do tItht we ttiutit hit“: your can
llilllt'il support.
0. ii. "HUMANS, M. t\..
(‘ounty Secretary
JOHN ll, l.itlii’l'.
l‘huirtmin
t
no Wilton Meeting Sunday Night. I
There Willi lt tire-tit lilt't‘llllu Itt the.
Interest» of tho Wilton Y, M. t‘. A. tit.
Ht.- monthli itnloit cvcninu sci/vice, of,
llit' tltlll‘llit'N or that town hint Hpndny?
owning.
Itcv. P‘it'tlitl'lt'lt (‘. llollliucr prctddcd.1
out the ltcv. W. F. Tyler. 0! licthch.
who hm: Jutit returned trom three"
months In Y. M. (J. A. work at Camp
haven». gave a moat interesting tie-i
in Motion of what hut been done, what
in being done. and trim need» to be
done. . ‘ .
micrtty 0! ti. ‘Wflm mil?
no on: to amount
was, t.
i . in t-wlfi‘
Wt
WILL SPEAK ON INDIA
Dr. Karmlrker to Addreu South Nor-
watk Congregational Woman'o
Auociation on 'Fridny
Afternoon
The l't‘L’lll'll‘ monthly mwtinn of the
Wonlt'n'tl .»\tt.~ocitltlon oi the South
.\'t)i'Wtilk t‘ottizwautionul t‘hurch will
be held til the t‘lllll‘t'll on i‘riduv after
noon lnstcitd of Wt-tlliciidtty iiitcrnonn
nt 3. mi llHlltll. This is because lir. Knr
iiinrkt-r ot lioniltny. lnditt. will. he lllI‘i
I‘llt‘likt‘l' ttnd will tell the ladies tltilllI‘
thing about .tcr “lvl'k iii lndln.
Iiroitulii up nt home lllltlt‘l' (‘ht'istinn
llllllll'ilt't' :lfl'l tiotititti: to do sonic»
thing to lit-lo lit-r own would“. ltr, -l\’:ir~
'lllll'lit't‘. iii 1WD. route to Atitcricn
with her lillrltllntl to study, lll‘ to be
In the theoloitictil college or \‘iiio. unit
hllt‘ to attend the Wmiicti’n Medical
tollcut- itt I'lillztllt'llllilll. \ihcrc thcy
\it'i'c nppoin‘cd titlneltintlrli-N. and Dr.
ix'tti'iiiurltcr 'Il oiicc “it"tlt‘tl :i diaperi-
~:ir\ on tho idlnttd of Soho-Ito. lict‘
ti-ttdcr sympilhv soon m‘cl't'titnt' n‘?
[tlt'llltlltt‘ itltl dis-trust on the port of
tho people, and from :t t'crv lcw pn~
llt'lilx' tho work soon iri't-w utttil ll dot
cit hnntls would not he sutlicicnt for
tho lnhor
Slii'ttklllt.’ l-‘iiuiieh rt-ri tiitciitli' 1m"
raw-d Iii llll‘ iiattlic lnditm costume.
iir Ktiritint'kcl' ili'llilllii‘ll ht‘i' tntim‘
“pure-["1 "t the jubiicc mm-tiuuu iii
lio~toti Inst Nonvntiu-r llllll it is hopcd
lllt‘lllSt'lH‘H ' of
tho
Iltnt utnitv will mail
thin opport'tniti to lli'fll‘ this unusual
ly Hill-1i wontntt.
'l'liv ludltw of tlic cotiizt'cizntlon (if
Fits! t'oitrrcuuiiotinl ('hiirch hurt-
the ‘
uttcnd the icctiirc or
been Invited to
well.
TONS: ISLANDS KING DEAD
NII‘IIJiUI'iiNli‘I. Attiltrnliti. April tilt. ",
ticoruc ll. lilliL' of ”W ’l‘onttn ishinds,
hi dead.
'I‘Iii- 'I‘otiizn, or Friendly lfillintlti, in
the South I’itt'lllt',)ill\t' hccn itndcr :i
Iiritliih protectorate Mll‘lt't' i900, lll'
thoiiith rtlli ptitttit'mtliltt ti nattlvt» hint:
Take
i175 IKE-Z51
and Smile
at Stomach Trouble
——
“ umtrmonty.
Armament-(sou.
l'l‘hete ltl't“ about 1.30 of the Islands. ot
.whlch perhaps 30 tire inhabited. The,
people are our l‘olyncsinnu, und 'hrc,
It'llrln‘llttilllt‘tl, tit-onto it Will‘ til )W'ltT'i:
‘old. I
wnEN WEAK
0R RUN DOWN
by chronic or Mum throat amt lung
(mum.- which (illunill‘clrtifl otncloncy
It‘d "icnltzo lilo Itself. I."
ECKMAN’S ALTERA
TN- to n (‘Ilcltim prevention ’nnun-
l'tl ol mttrltetl tonic vllua in a "lull to
lu "mutt-I "0|"!le (‘nfllal'w no Al~
cnhol. Narcotic or ulott-thius Drug.
82 on. now 81.5.. line. now 00:.
l'rti-r tuttuucn Wur tax. All drutttiu
c i ii lulmrntor "II ndclmt
GRADUATION
from o. recognized business col-
loge is accredited to experience
by the government in filling
high-grade positions in the
Itntistical and accounting de-
partmetits.
Mittiiiit BUSINESS
corner
Kaiserlsm
BUY
' LIBERTY
nouns
Contributed liy
Howmunfgs .
Entrance on Main St, Fairfleld Ive. Cannon Bid"
" Cheery curtains; _
Fine Savings!
. ’v .
Into home, these new cutta'ms will bring fresh-l
less and beauty and charm. g,fi--figg,m. . ,.i . Q ,'
They carry the very spirit of Spring; a delightful i
newness and crisp appealing quality. Q 5
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r
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'1 BUT they-do cvcn more—they offer cxct-lIt-iit'
saving chance. ,. do,
“ Mcrcerizcd marquiscttc Curtains, double thread1
and so sure to hang straight and even, inset-ting mull
edge of lace itt 0111in and antique styles, white on?
ecrii, some. worth as much as $5— $3.50l
Scrim, {ilct not, and niarquisette curtains, ll.(‘m-‘
stitcltcd and finished with edge of lace, white or ccru,;
worth $‘l— $1.50
Simple curtains of scrim with hematitclicdé
bnttd— 51'
lltilltlSOlilO lilt‘l'tjt‘l‘lzt‘d liltil’tllllscllo curtains with
Clitiiy edges, white or ccru, notably dainty, worth!
$2.75_ $2.15»
Mort-crizcd svrim by the yard, has double border,
line of texture, nice luster, white or Arubiun- 29c yd.
Bcuutil'ul ticw figured tittidrus! Dnitity figures
upon at ct'cttiit background; those ligurcs iii colors
‘tzticli its blue gold or pink. And the colors of first dye.
‘ ‘ 3, 59c yd.‘
(‘t-ctotmcs itt ticw Suittiiicry patterns, 0001 look
in}; mid :.lll':lt'll\'t‘ and light and bcitutit'ul— "‘
i
29c to $1 yd.
I
TllJ'tl floor. ,
Dollars do ‘
extra duty in 4
Carpet Hall
A lot of line sayings tor
use itcw door-coverings.
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l
ltotitc folks who plant to
)‘J
For cxniitplc; pi-iiitcd IiitoIcum is to he bought
right now and here and Ices than the itinttiii'ncttit'cr's
wholcsnlc price of/toduyl x. 5:..-
ch; cchllt-t’tt wciglit, rcgulni' type with burlap
buck—printed iii tittrttctivc matting and tile and
‘itnrdwootl patterns—sq yd 790
inlaid liiiolcuttts, for Ion},t and loud sci-vice, scll‘
Tug just the Stilllt' way. Each one with pttttcrtt cur—
llcd from surface right through to back; of heavy,
«nudity: in :ittt'ttctiic puttt t'its; good colitis-$1311
$1.19
Special rttu' t'ittz'ri ol' hit-try \\'t'l_;:lil: trinity colors,
‘t‘llllil'l tituiuih‘; i'rt-sh tittd bright and cit-utily-wliil by
titi iitcltcs~ 31-50
Lustrous mid httndsottic stozdl .\.\ittitt.~'icr rugs,
$2.25
\i'ool-zutd-Iiln-r rugs ni‘ nl/A‘ hcst adopted for tho
lll «'iiiull hctlroottts- ti by it l'cct. (li' slittidiird «lunlity,
lilll'llt'll\'t‘ lu’llli'l'llh lli mixed lil'tt\\'li.\‘ blot-s g‘l't-cne nud-
tntts: :tttd it but in l\\‘o-lolic ci'l'wtc— $6.50
‘ lit-ltox gross rugs. touch and wiry and durable—
ltul light tttid t-tluitlly good for use indoors or oil porch
through Sii‘iiiiticr. I’luiit t‘t'lllt'l‘ iillllslt'iit'lllt‘tl design
I'll borders. lit-ou’ii lIi't't'll rose or lilllt::*— ,
8 by it) t't.-» $10 ,9 by l2 fi.—--$12 "
:\i'ttt<lt'otig cork runs in our pnttcrtis including:
the Juptiitcsc designs; grccti gray and blue; ‘lttstcl'lll
:tud (llll'ltlilt.':--
ii by 9 ft. worth titll— $6.506 by 12 it, Worth titlilu'ttl-a
$750
‘27 by Til iiiclttw'm
Tié by 101;. ft, worth $12—39.
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Aluminum
Teakettles
, Limited lot z-Altttnintutt tcu kcttlcs, 5 quart size.
with cold handle, good weight, durable
t“, Better be prompt, if you want one.
" rout-u: om. firm-'3'
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