TWINDGW BRAPERIES
In Berlin. Dotted Swiss, Madras.
wfioflnsrnnd Maison“; also a
complete assortment of Rotting-l
flan-ma larqnisette Curtains. '
BB. K BANKS
m Kohl Block.
South Nos-Ink.
HAY RECORDS
Slum-Blue Bird
If You Look in Her Eyes
184155—1111: Last Long Mile
K’ K- K-Katy.
ism-Everybody’ 3 Crazy Bout.
the Doggone Blues
In the Land of Yuma.
Yamo.
HEW—Four American Songs, by
Maud Powell. ~
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SOUTH NORWALK .
NOW OPEN FOR. BUSINES.
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Washington 011111;), No. ll. P. O. s
of A. 111:4 last 1'\'i‘llllll.'. and transacted
regular business j
(ill \\ 'il Lodge, No. 108. 14‘. and A.
M.. met lost evening and conferred the
Master Mason’s degree 011 tho cantil-
dated
Lady \“.‘ashinrzton Lodue. Shepherds
of Bethlehem. holds a class initiation
this evening and all iiienifiers are ex-
pected to be in attendance.
'ltiith i"ir11e of the King's Daugh-
ters of the South Norivaik Baptist
, ClinP'll met at 7: 30 in the church par-
111121 1.151 91 111112, and made arrange-
111111115. (01 the annual election of oili-
ceru on the 215i.
4 11111-215 ’l‘ribe, No. 20. l, l). R. .\i., met
last evening. 11d disposed of reuulnr
htiiiltli‘hs. A. M. Pohimnn and John 11.
lotto-,het' are attending the Great
ttlouucil 111 New Haven today. :15 dele-
gated from this tribe.
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No meeting was held last evening
I of Court Ethnondo de Alnlcis, Forcs»
tors of America. as a meeting was
held on Monday evening at which time
final plans were made for the nietnben
ship drive.
...“...
issued orders
has been
lltiuvor llonuvim has
tit-1t. the peanut. stand that
doim; such :1 thriving business be-
heath the Washington street bridtzt‘.
would have to remove and the, police
have. been, instructed to follow this
order. ...1 W 1
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E Tow Sw. Francisrka, Z Osysza, 6 Davis
St.
IMIs. J. Cantoni, 46 Springhill Rd.
Wikter Czulewicz, 21 Hanford St.
Frank Torltowsld, 22 Harris St.
Thos. Northrop. 44 Orchard St.
Mr. and Mrs. P..A McAfee 23 Wilton
‘ Ave.
I Mrs. E. Hampson. 54 Wilton Ave.
Joseph Shay, 16 Wilton Ave.
1 Kurt Arnold. 354 Main St.
Elbert S. Carver, 31 W. Main St.
1 Charles Frankel 15 Main St.
Mrs. C. E. Soofield 3 Norh Avenue.
0 S. Saniey, 112412.111 S
IN FULL SWING
Catch on while the catching
is good.
tdn Ave.
Mary Kennelly. 11 Summer St.
Elizabeth Ann Reigottie 3 Summer St.
. 11thur Wales, 190 Main St.
Sam Scribner, 31 Wilton Ave.
Sam Novella, Strawberry Hill
— P. D. Stannard, 79 Main '51. l
' H ' Mrs. I). Frazer, Strawberry iii lE
There will be no mid-Sm. I. F. Woilyung. 14 Cross 5*.
mar sale and from every 1n- : Mrs. w. J. Fahan. .11.. 11 Cross St.
dication suits of this quality ERocco Costagan. 20 Main st.
- ~ Nunzy Pinmri. 30 Main St.
W111 be higher before next EJohn Sziianski.150ross 5:.
These suits will never be cut
in price.
season. E Thos. 'Szilanskl. 10 Cross St.
Etlharles Horton. Cedar St.
R0 ers & St Jos. (iormiey. 3 ”'05th AW.
Chaimles J. Rowe to Spring Hill Ate.
g evens101de1' ol Eagles. Norwaik
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK'Jnmes Mulvoy. 11 Hill St.
ilrs. H. J. Pet-l. Hillside Ave.
e.orge Dyliman. i Mott Ave.
l-‘red Prelfliilis, .ll'.. 11 Union Park
orneliua Sweeny. Lincoln Ave.
ilai'ry Ambler, l9 \‘t’estpori Ave.
Samuel Watts, Patrick St.
E 11.211111 Anderson, Murray St.
William Gorham. Murray St.
iidu‘, J. liloom, .\'ewtowu Ave.
Mrs. Sadie iiioom. .\‘ewtown Avg.
Mary 1‘. iiurkey. Newtown Ave.
F. W. Shepherd. .\'cwtown Ave.
Allen Gregory. .‘ewtuwn Ave.
Atioiph (ilashofl'. 17 \‘i’estport Ave
Airs Rose. .\'ush 19 Westport Ave.
W l ltrlll'lkflll .\'ewtoun Tel-"em!
Fted H. .‘.1111ddcn J1.Newtown'i‘errace
ltobeit Silt'tlx Newtown Terrace
Allo 11 ii. Gregory. .lr.,
race
George .\iceilnll. 371 East Ave.
1‘. (ltis Fitch, 2| East Ave.
Katherine Diehl. 19 East Ave.
E. P. Hyatt, 20 East Avenue
(‘arroll Wills. Partrick Ave.
liertie Van Hooseur. .\'ewtown Ave.
BAG CONTAINEID BABY
Body of Dead Child Found on Train by
Danbury Man
afternoon William Fill»
gihhons, of \‘3 Town liill avenue. Dan-
burv, trnimnnn on the passenger train
from l‘mnbut'y to New York leaving
there at 11:50.0'clock picked up n im-
vellini: bug which had been left in a
seat in the car and turned it in to the
lost properly room 111 irand (‘entrnl
terminal. What was his surprise it
short time afterwards to learn that
when the bag was opened to see if
any clue to the owner could be secur-
ed it was found to contain a dead b11-
by girl. about seven weeks old. The
body was fully dressed and was wrap-
ped inn woolen blanket. A railroad ltuth Gregory. .\'ewlown Ave.
physicum called to make an examina- William ('t1cgorv.\‘ewtown Ave.
lion rare it as his opinion that the ba ’.1‘ G111cr.Ne.wtown Ave.
by had been dead about a week. The Fluience Y‘ “1“” Newtown Ave.
New York police were at once noti- Mortimer Barrett. \Nestpnrt Ave.
, _ ., . . . l’unl Lanlckjliencon St.
lit d (II. the ouultnt‘t and him, stall. lines“ (1' Gray, 3 Morgan Ave.
ed 1111 intestigation.
Mrs. E. ii. Bourne. Beacon St.
101 l‘itznihbons'1ecollecllonol‘ the
Ethel (tray, 3 Morgan Ave.
bag is that it might hare been left on G. Emerson Sm'tain. Beacon St
the train bv a colored woman who not .\1 1's. 1'}. iii. Lockwood. 133 East Ave.
on at Stamford and left at Columbus 12 M' Lockwood. ‘35 E115: AV“-
avenue, Mount Vernon. A man 210- thariotte Grumman. 51 La“ A‘Io‘
ting near the seat vacated by the col».
Charlie. Johnson, 03 Water‘St.
Alan E. Lockwood. 135 East Ave.
ored woman called the attention of Horace Sigman. 150 East Ave.
Mr. Fitzgibbons to the fuel that she Augustus G. Sartaln. Nil Emu Ave.
had left a bag behind her. He picked
up the but: and remarked to Conductor
Yesterday
Carolyn Surtain. 104 East Ave.
James Nardi. George Ave.
Stephen Flore, Wnltcr Ave.
'r‘nink lllnnent, of i).1nbu1'_v,in charge Hertha .\l. Keogh. Walter-Ave.
oi the train. that it was lathci heavy Howard Shaw. Walter Ave.
but did not 0min it to examine the Gertrude Campbell. 100 East Aie.
contents lucius ii. Fanning. 120 Past Ale.
’ E Anna 11. Murphy. 1033‘ 11311 1. Ave.
'ltld Murphy. 108 East Ave.
Helen M. Murphy. 1th North Ave.
Daisy Kershaw. 36 North Ave.
Flmence \utzler. 110 East Ave.
A. Florence Nichols. 116 East Ave.
Dew. Van llotnn. 129 [Cost Ave.
Emily .\"icoll. 92 East Ave.
Elizabeth V. H. Campbell.
Av.
CAR FIRM lN 3300.000 SUIT.
NEW HAVEN. May 8.-—~Vt‘illhun Al»
ton. Jr., of Chicago has tiled suit in
the superior court here for $30,000
against the Stephenson Sons. inc..'rnil-
bringing breach of
in one count 3.. .
it is alleged that the plaintiff as a EEEEIEEEE‘EIEEEgtISEIIE'EEI [luIiIEIIA‘SpI
brokci',‘negotiatcd :1 contract for the John 1) Hughes. Beacon st.
defendant with the Interstate Power [lusqufllp (‘urrionc. l3 George Ave.
Company of Montana for $250,000. The A. ’1‘. Paradise, 11 George AW.
second count is on :1 $20,000 contract Frank (“I“C'I' Tierney 5“
alleged to pm. i ,Angelo Cristiano. Tim) St.
(I won pr-ocmod fo1 the Alex Arday. :l li‘itch St.
defendants on the F011 Smith Suhiaco lamcs Keogh, Gregory Blvd.
and Eastern Railway Comhny of At- Jack Keogh, (tr-ego” Blvd.
hansas. .. .\'eil Meyl'lck Bowen, Hillcroft. E. .\‘.
‘ Howard Van Zilen, 3 Hawkins Avc.
PRlSONER HA ‘ .\ir.1. C. ilirschmann. '1' Central Ave.
CNE‘S H'MSELF ‘N Mrs. Helen Taylor. Winllcld st.
E E . .. . E L- Sarah Allrn. ~11 Second St.
hit.“ li.»\\ LIV. May 8.—-.10'.1epl'. \‘in. .\lni‘guret Alct‘nllum. :13 Second St.
vcti-nsk)’. arrested for 11111111] Riggs. 25 (“HI Ave.
hanged 111111501 by ' i‘nrl Wicke, 1H COW AW
room ll 11 .I l 1"" ‘n ‘E ”u Daniel Sl1cehnn.\\cst Rocks \v.e
1 11 no ice cmul lockup t or“ Denis Callahan. West Rocks Ave
todav, and was found deal by “301-. Joe. A. lrvlne. West Roeks Ave.
lllb l‘lth i
int 'ixicniion.
111‘:
man. VinvetenSky had a 1011;: police Mrs. A. Anderson, East Rocks Ave.
record. Alfred Irvine. Rest Rocks Ave.
. P. Souie. Chet-linut Hill.
.(has. Bosch, Grumman Ave. ‘
E\\';'I‘.t‘ogs1r,cil Grumman Ave.
Eltirs. Budget Sullivan. Jarvis St.
John W. t‘urtis 5 Marion St.
ESouth N°'W3lk People MUSE Recognize Mary E. Brown. Linden St.
and Heed it . iEmma Aiken, Field St
Kidney ills come—mysteriousiy, El‘Il'imk Willi-‘31 Bates Sl-
But nature generally warns you. :M'VI‘Ifle Hyatt. Jarvm S"
,E , , . Antonio i‘l'cusler. Jarvis St.
Notice the kidney secretions. Et‘athel'ine A. Brown. Linden St.
See if the color is unnatural—-
Margaret M. Ryan. Jarvis St.
if there are settlings and sediment.
NATURE‘S WARNING
chrtha ill. Sinith.~Leniiox Place.
Passa es f e 11 t. . EWm. Richards. W. Rocks Bond.
11' S {15191 ‘Eq ‘3" Escan‘k‘“ Palm“ . 1.1.1:. 1.11m Smith, w. Rocks Road.
0 ear serous idney trou- Emma J. Wells,‘Grununan Ave.
Elle. IEGcorge Hyatt, Jarvis St.
lt‘ s time to use Dean's Kidney Pills. II Wile? E Brown. W4 ROCKS Road.
D .n h 9‘ , Sam. Crawford. Marion St.
1003?:yISI ave done gr at work in thisECE E. Richardson, Main Ave.
‘ . _ il’anayota Kahuna, It‘oiscine Ave. '
Wm. Limburner. 9 First street. East Guy La Brague, W. Rocks Road.
“I have used 'Doans Theo. Lawlor, Grumman Ave.
Kidnev Pills ifferen ime h George Quick, West Rocks Road.
1. a1“; 1 tt i in t elChris. Deering, E. Rocks Av.e ~
Dar Fem 1"“ i 91 "We DPO en V9” Mrs. Anna Wood, 392 Matti St
beneficial. Sometimes my back has Sumner E. King, St. Mary' 5 Lane.
been weak and there has been 11 dull gErEIln B1131 xbfle‘ Folsome Ave 1
n t in 1er the mail of a" ‘1 Allen S‘
““d m 5 “1“ pa ‘ ugh s 11 s. Ambler, Field Sta.
l
The th iii no secretions have '1
i“' n e d y EJoseph Sturges. Shepard St.’
Ibeen too frequent in passage When'IChas.Gof'm1;n. West Rocks Ave. ‘
Ievat 1 have noticed any of those symp- I'l‘hos Lester. 10 Linden St
EDoan's Kidney Pills—the a me that
‘ 1F011te
'Gustav Reltter, W. Rocks IAIve.
, Doa id 9 Pills
toms I have used ns K I! 31 'Jacob Thomson. W Rocks ave.
and they have soon ended the tr‘ou- C. Whitehead. W Rocks ave
ble'III Igl'ry N. Gage, W Rocks Ave.
Price 600,111. all dealers. Don't; slm- Chester H. Gage, W. Rocks Ave,
1 a 1: tr Ia kidn rem - et N W. Jones. Woltp’tt Ave.
I” II 0 9y edy 8 John Hogdon,4 AlmatAI e.
rs. lda M.. Bitch. 21 tE‘MI Ave
,llllufilm an RF,” w ltlt
' ’1
m sous-n scant: sumo sans-111:1.
George and Caroline Othame, 23 W11-
Ncwtown Ter-
I Elli-1113' 101mg. \ii.lton .
/.
Arthur Morehouse, 34 Cove Ave.
Mrs. A. R. Morehou'se. 34 Cove Ave.
Wallace E. Bates. 15 Thomas St.
Mrs. W. Bates. 15 Thomas St.
Albert 'Day Ferris, 1 Thomas St.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Soley, 4 Thomas St.
'Mrs.. W. Letterson, 47 First St.
Harriet A. Warm. 17 Cove Ave.
Jas. P.Tr01rson, 15 Cove Av.e
Josephine Mattson. 33 Cove Av. i
Edgar Howell. 71 Cove Ave. ‘
W. E. Riteh, 54 Cove Ave.
‘Ellls Mam, 93 8.111111: St.
Enose Gallic, 35 First St.
Chas F. Walker. Jr., City Hotel.
Court Edmonds De Amtco. l". of A.
Lodge Pietro Mines. 0. S. of l. in A.
F. Mast, 44 Yowe St.
Frank Glove 143 S. Main St.
EM. Fiorillo. 68' Lexington Ave
EChas. Plait, 23 Chestnut St.
EH w. Hoffman 121 Main St E
-Vi'.m D. Burr. 13 Grove St.
Arthur Keyworth, 32 Grove St. E
it 1 St.
filifmciliififiit13233313 ”WWW P- Deck“ 5 C0“ Ave-
V'lncenao Onglese., Chas. B St EWiilxam Twiss, 26 Second St
Francisco Costahilé, 94 Lexington Ave. 1Frank Glover. l6 Cove Ave.
Nicola Tmatillo, 94 Lexington Ave. —-—~———
Donate Santerelli, 79 Lexington Ave FOURTHCLASS POSTMASTER Ex.
ERoslna Fanzilii 97 Lexington Ave ‘ AMINATiON
Antonio Fibre 103 Lexington Ave. N
The United States Civil Service
EOrario Tucci,_103 einngton Ave
Guiseppe Chiaria. 10:; Lexington Ave!
Michael Angese. 116 Lexington Ave.
Piacldo Mangino, 90 Lexington Ave
'ELinge Marino,3 Sherwood Place.
Pasquale Guagllone 10} Lex. Ave.
Rocco ltossette, 55 Boutcn St.
:Nicola (‘irulli. 7‘} Lex. Ave.
ERev. M. J. Lynch. City.
‘t‘apt. J. J. Farrell. Hickory Blufi.
Eitev. J. McGuiness. West Ave.
' Nicola Agnesc, 114 Lexington A179.
Modem Grocery. Norwalk.
E.Wn1 J. Saabye. Jr. Lincoln Ave.
E.’l‘hos Brown 31 \’i oodward Ave
Eitavinla iiucheson, 2'3 Quintard Ave.
EEsther Mead 4 Lowndes Place
EA. J Still 173 Pacific St.. Bridgeport. for the last fxscal year
EGeo A. Still. 173 Pacific St. Bridgeport, Applicants must havereached thelrE
Helen Parker. 37 Qutmard S.‘ Etwenty-first birthday on the date on
E.\l'.lllc(or1nack Herbal \eiw. the examination. with the exception
Florence Miller 36 Van Zandt St.
John 'I‘utka, 25 liouton St. Ethat in a state where women are do
ELazos 'i‘olh, 2 Sherwood Place.
‘bllchele. iiernado. i Sherwood Place.
Stefan Ujkely, 25 Lourn St.
Dominica Forcellino, 6 Laura St.
E. M. ““er 10 Henry St. E.the examination will be, admitted.
Prank Domokos, 40 Oxford Ave. E Applicants must reside within be
John (‘zuko, 348 Ely Ave. 'lerritol‘v supplied bv the post. OifiN‘EI
Michael (‘onn01s,ti liellc Ae , ,
' ' z . one
E1.;_&J'fiizsnyik 1'39 S Main St Efoir which the eaanunition 1s anno E
e .
'J. Ii. \iehrio, 15J ‘tiain St. .
John Yuckullcs, 1153' S. Main St. 1 The examination is open in all (“M‘E
Commission has announced an examini ;
Eation to be held at '80. Norwalk,.Conn.E
Eon May 25. 1918. as a result of whichE
:Iit is expected to make certification toI
Efill a contemplated vacancy in the pO‘
Esitlon of fourth-class postmaster atE
.Wilton, Conn. and other vacancies 119E
they may occur at that olilce, unless
Elt shall be decided in the interests of
Ethe service to fill the. vacancy bv re~E
Einstatement The compensation of
the postmaster at this office was $908E
all purposes at eighteen years women
Mrs. (‘. it}.EArnoltl. 20 Lawrence St. 'Izens of the United States who can
l<. DElmogEho, South Norwalk. Ecomplv with the requirements E
Step 11:11 .aszo. 1013' 1111c. ' ‘ I I I I I.-- '
..Stehhen (lalym, 87 Lexington ave. IE Application blanks. Form “"3' ‘wdl
liunyadis 111111;.811'11 lien. full information contelnine the re- E
stuncl)‘.
ltl'itllli Virculnli. 77 lcxiugton nvc. ’quiremcnts of the examination can bet
'E" II' “was 3 l“““"""“ 'secm'cd from the postmaster at tht‘.
Hanson Fabrice, Wilton. E 7 '
t e nited
.. Alice. ilnwahurst. Wilton. Epluce of vacancy OI from II I
Eiiailnm llawxlllll‘tl. \\'1ltolt. ,Stam CW” 30""“3 C0“‘m"‘5E°“'I
’H. 0. Gilbert, Wilton. Washington, D. C.
1-} lmel Jackson. \'t “[0“ E Applications should be properlv exe
tMIlIR‘I V. .\l. \‘i' illitnson. 100 .‘icrny “-Icutcd and filed with the Commission
iinehanuon. .4
Ew. 1.. Ilyrncs. Wilton. 5‘" “ ““"nmm D C 3‘ ”‘9 “The l
I Ralph Hounds, t‘nnnondulc, Epructlcable date.
Eftlrs. M. ii. Rounds, (‘uiuuindnha
Josephine Osborn, (‘annordaiu GOVERNMENT NEEDS BLACK WAL-
NUT
Il‘tiul Shubcrt. Cannondaie. E
lilanche Little. t‘nnnondnie.
Arthur Little. t‘unnondulc. E NEW YORK MM’ 8.—-Scarcity ME
‘1 Herbert llarrett, Wilton. lblnck walnut timber for the making of.
EM” ‘I' I‘Il‘loglvllli’fl- 1nun stocks and ahplnne p1opellers has
IXEIEII‘E INFIIlIilIlIIIlIrIIItll'lEIoUnnI Eresulted in President Wilson Address-
I“ "Ii. IBEEISEEIEEGEEI I“ '.ilton I Eing an appeal to 350, 000 Boy Scouts of
EJoan A. Bailey, \\ lnon IEAmerica. asking them to communicate
Grace F. Boardnmn. \"illon to the War Department the locationE
ML" 1" Keiliing- ““‘m‘ Ethmuehout the country of black wni- E
nut trees, their sizes. the names ofE
Ethe owners and the mice at whichE
w. o (iilbcll. 11 ilton thev can be emchased
1311111121 Post, Wilton. President Wilson's letter containing
E-lt‘s‘lt’ Call" "‘01 135 Oilklt'l‘ avenue, this service call was made. public here
I ‘ilount \II'NM’" N ‘ itoday by James E. West, (‘hief Scout;
E . 1 1 -
Efllul“;t‘lllllglll‘0\IlI Emily" Executive of the Boy Scouts of Amer-
‘ ica.
:Eliz. Roche. New t‘antmn. E
ll. 0. R. 31.. Pocahontas Council. i
THE EFFICIENT WOMAN E
Peter J. Willing, Wilton
l. Kuchncl. South “ilton.
“E lurekn Rebekah Lodge. E
Eliutler Lodge 1. O. O. i‘. .
ECIW” Laurel - The foundation of efllciency lies in
tNorwnlk Lodge 2881’ (' (I 0 1110.111.“ robust healthy constitution. When
! \iodern Woodmen of America.
ENiirWaik Aerie. 11‘. 01 E. e
Elewis Smith. 41 First St.
Anna McGovern Gregory Blvd
lt‘harfcs \icflover11,Greg01y Blvd
Mrs b‘lnnk Rendman. 12% Thomas St.
E .\irs. Alerd Karim. 13 Fourth St.
Thomas H. Can. 10 Fourth St.
John Alicrnshnw, 31 Second St.
Aug; ilillenstein 42 FirscSt
El: 11111111 iiillenstein. 21 (‘ove Ave.
E Louise Sl111fclt,13 Cove Ave.
. 111's. 1.. Shufclt, 13 Cove Ave.
Thomas F. liyde. M‘s-13 Cove Ave. ‘
.\l. Morton Benedict. 25 Second St.
I,,lll weak and suffering from wagging-E
Etiown pains, inflammatory and ulcer-
Iated conditions or displacement with
consequent backache. headachesfieu
vousness and “the blues,“ no woman
can be efficient or hardly 11 fit com-
panion to live. with. If every woman
Eln this condition would only give that
most successful of all root and herb
Etemedies, Lydia E. Pinkhnm's \‘egc-
Stable Compound. :1 trial, she would
soon be restored to health and reach
Mrs. M. J. Cameron. 7 Hawkins Ave. Ithe goal of her ambition for pcrsnai
Robert Blydonburg. 19 Cove Ave. efliciency __ A dv .
Julianna Murphy, 202 East Ave. E ' ' . - E
E
clared by statute to be of full ace l‘orEI II
eighteen years of age on the date of if
In accordance with their usual
custom the makers of the famous
“Onyx" Hosiery have set aside
this week to demonstrate the mer-
its of their product.
On account of existing condi-
tions, uncertain deliveries, etc.,
we are not in a position to offer
any one special number, but we
have gathered various popular
styles for this event, and are oil‘er-
ing. them at prices that will repay
in as large a supply as you possi-
bly can.
Lots are limited; and cannot be
repeated, so that prompt buying
is advisable.
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Schultze’sThursday Specials
Plate Corned Beei 18c lb
Brisket t‘oriietl Beef 16c lb
Corned Pigs Feel So lb
New Cabbage - -' 61: lb
Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. , SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17,903.
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JACOBY’S
scram sub: or
SUITS AND 00A TS
Cash 11 you have it.
Credit 11 you want it.
TIRE SALE I
SECONDS
All Sizes in Stock
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT 8T. SOUTH N ORWALK.
TEL. 1360. TEL: 2011.
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Effect an Astonishing Reduction
in Stout Figures
- BACK and FRONT LACE
Hips, bust and abdomen. reduced 1 to 5
inches, you look 10 to 20 pounds lighter.
You are no longer STOUT, you can wear .
more fashionablestqusi and yen get
Satisfaction and ValueIdt most moder-
ate price. You never were more com-
fortable or easy feeling” corsets.
LACE BACK RESIDUSO STYLESIs
No 723. Low BushContll. price . . .
110.703. Medium Bust. Coutllrprice ‘. .
No. 711. ShortSmuli‘igureIs
Low Bust. Contll, price
.1
I34. 00
$4. 00
$3
Bach and Front-Lace for O
.. . Slender and Average Figures
I f. O R 81-. T .S give the“new-form" the figure vogue
I ' - oi the moment. [not all e, f nit-
toasty fitting. Unequalled for Comfort Wear and shape-mouldingflno Cal. 80
....
Without Elastic Cores E {33: 33; flf'fli'l
” REDUCTION SALE
On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits. Coats and Hats.
$25Suitsreducedto.............. ..... .$l7.95
$3OSuitsreducedto..............-... $20.00
$18Coatsreducedto...................I..III... $12.98
$IECoatsreducedto.....I.....E......... $9.95
All Hats reduced. from” ,E9ISIcI and up
CLOAKS we PARIIISII MILLINIERY
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk I
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S.- S 1 ‘I ' GAIN mucus. ‘
”ring In s OI]. 0.111s son) 011 TIME PAY-IQ.
mum's 1;
Clothm g .00.
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{illicial Service Garage
For Chevrolet and Maxwell,
Cars '
‘ Ford Repairing and Parts, are
sinus AND TUBES AT mun
AI remedy for infections
of the urinary tract.
Painless, non-poisonous
and wilIlnot stricture
Rgmesiu lion 5 days.
P 1c: 1.20 Sold 3 an .
Tread: withinch bottle or 11111 d on recurs...
BED BY
THE EVANS CHERHOAL 00., ClNClNNATI, 0.
Men and Young Men ., . . .
115.0010 $25.00 .... we”.
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