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:vake a combination that can-
‘ot be bettered. .
Both can be had here.
:5TRAWS .. . . , , $2.50 and up
; SUITS ........ $25.00 and up
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Non WALK
S 0 CI E TY
and Personal
NEWS
DDING ANNIVERSARY.
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CROFUT a KNAPP .f
STRAWS
and
socer BRAND
CLOTHES
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' GOLDEN we
Family Flo-union at the Home of Mr.
and Mrs.‘Edward Oldfield.
Mr. aners. Oldfield were pleas-
antly surprised yesterday at their
home on Benedict street by a reunion
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Ofieph Dav-lb .‘ oi‘ the family. The occasion being the
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fit'tiotlt anniversary of their marriage.
25 S {INGTGN STREET,
~ ‘ A purse of gold was presented. The,
OUTH NORWALK. family consisted of Mr. and Mrs. \\'il-‘
lliant omm-ia of Pabsn'n‘. X. .l.. Mr. until
ers. John C. Callaghan :tnd (-hildron‘
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'«tl'tin
i-o'lu
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...n tr.=ty kids in khaki. all \Vilton
::o\
‘n r Americans appear In tho m 11‘
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"riot (foltoes. N. Y., Andrew Oldfield of;
i\\'t’tshin,'_"ton. l). ('..
l\\'illiam Anderson and daughters, Mr.
and Mr. and .\ll‘$.FN°rka\
“Without enthusiasm a man he
comes as cautious as a caged
canary."—-The Silent Partner.
Values tell the story.
It’s not so much what you
PAY as what you GET.
For every man to whom ap-
pearance is a. business asset,
these suits need no “stylish
words' ' to impress their value.
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Rogers & Stevens
South Norwali
land Mrs. \\'illimn Dibble, George Old-l,
'5‘ I5 5;?‘E‘W‘? “fl 53 ”WE! lli‘ltl and Miss Josephine Oldfield of I
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l. in i. it Jim t
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. - ' . . MALKEWITZ—BRONISLAW. 1'
TV bi-qlth {saggy Sigmund Mulkowitz and ()lskn llron-l
'S for Alietti 1-:lttw wvro mttri‘uvtl at! St.
. \llllitlllhlfill’)":riy\- ~. ,
0 :‘19L‘tl ‘ ””11 w I u «lot
t‘tiuz'y's.
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)R. E. E. SMITH .'
. DIES, AGED 752
.thutinuea from Page Onet. i
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asl.
‘71.;52,‘ {(4.1th in Nur‘ja‘illIltlIlItlll‘:I.l. l‘lllll Sufi-mg m“. nuptial some, l\\'t'!]l.\»ll\"_ 5...”, My, 1... pup,
. . ‘1 . _ l "..l.\.\. iho :ietwitltmts \\'I‘ll' lxnilli r-n- - (I'ltuvttl lat'zlstgtt. lll'.‘ Sltlt’lltllll «<3;th
‘. ll. ~. “-215“. .rllJliittk ultd l‘t‘utlx is 3.5. Landfill) 'I‘h" 1"“ ““1"“ “W “.H'm' 1”“ H" ‘l"' " "‘“l
- ‘ Iftiutttr ll""lllt‘ will l't‘.\l'l-‘ '... 3-i .\l:inln""1-““1“ll?”l DI the luv. it from lll‘ 'illl! ‘
. lilitg‘ St. 'th, who has lint-l ..wt‘t. I .mu; "Hm“- ”ml "““l‘” .2 "'t urt'li..
IIIII it“; Allun undt-r hisl - Ii\\hnh soon hH-auit- hutmn in; :mu.
: \\ mg. is ti littsy than these " :“MP ;' ”H“ lh'dm: 5mm“ m"“”
(Much... Suwwfl eiiguue- PARTY lN HONOR OF BIRTHDAY.) t-z‘ its k-zid-mttt {itzmi it up in :. mun.
'tl,‘lll‘|lt’lit'l>‘. lioth tho .\ nutnlit-r of f’ lends :tttlti-twi :tt tlm‘ l""9""-"~‘l"" \v '5 "" ‘1‘" l'“: i'- ’
‘ti’
inn-z oui t‘rtlll)‘ tit Kunz'sitmuw of .\l.-. :md Mrs. John llrust-lt-f
twp. ..mi am showing rval ? m in. it llllll' ,. 5.”.
m Hm” (‘itlIlC as “livllt'll n dtvli:htt'vtl birthday lil‘ll‘.
of his followprs ()n 'wllilt‘tt‘tl lo l'twl lwtitlt-l‘ ,\
Int MN {minim-t “‘ht‘ll lletlil'tli'lfllll was piest'ntttl and invliitirwl
t .l‘.‘ wim-h “us rvsponsld.
.. ;.-.-.2 at t‘hit-k lit-own. 1105 . . .v
.z \ m-ot l-ln pounds and : inns. and ('Ulllt‘l solos h)‘ l‘I‘i‘tl U"‘l‘"'-'- i
. .. \\.tlln]l lllill many goodt.\ victrolxt lll"l‘r furnishnd nittslt‘ for .
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M. lztst vvt‘uiuui
unit-H “:15
an) :an‘t'ult
t
.oml Felt'l’lltlllfi by .\lr.' 'l‘homus (3m:-
‘- 3112!?! “Vi’t‘l'it'nf‘ed- Hunt-lug whit-ti was vnjnvml until a into 1
NH! Put-“n“; 9‘ three or i hour \vht-n .lu-lit‘ious rt‘i'wsltuit‘nts wm‘o
; putting; tittily and in:- t
s. rvml,
‘t l-
.m :1 otlwl' uroatly.
in sprcial swig) n'
l':\t‘l'.\' sittuinvr It" took his staitw ot‘:
lump of it'lllt‘lilfl tn :itto'hvr print”.
'vltitt‘
v‘tllnl‘
wows-mt it. the .\l()llll“llli~ in
w. xii little (111'.
This t‘lli‘ \\.s :ttmehwl to ‘l.u zoit‘.
‘U"lltl l'itlt‘ll‘ltl rxlir 1‘lzzz‘ll itla'lt-i
tho lit‘iu \ it'll \‘t'tt l
on station tor tilts wnn 'l'l l‘t m nndt
1 nuts :ilu.i_\s togztulml
,\. Iii tlw tositlo-nis of that
llEH'P.
()n at Funtluy some six yrars ago all!
M the morn imporun' buildings at!
W."
:‘5 it givitli
titti- t?
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i-lt-vtsvtt wow destroyed by tire and ll;
.1 ptl.‘t-l.:«.~é-tl llll‘
ll limit havo different. ""‘—" IStnitli slinrtl: ‘UUI‘WJ
- u l. and tli’ivllr‘r‘ and. in” Am... ()‘Rt-iiy of l)t‘l)Hl'kall0n lllll' plum- at 02.". East :|\t‘llll¢‘. \i’l|l(‘ll lie-f
.Ilt'll‘ daily encounters, Hospital No 3 (iropnhuts. New York improve-ti in nun.» wily . and wnt-wl
-. l twinning :u-quztlntod ' ' ' llt‘ rondurted his ‘sanitarituu until;
furlough over
Mrs. w. E. 1
a Heliour
Mr. and
city. spun!
1...:tlotAdb' a fi hter
‘ I" 3' g Sunday with
1'. -Hw iiwtlititls.
Norwnll; yostr-rdny and Wf‘l‘t‘ guests of .
.\lr.=~. Jami-s Golden of l l-‘ulrt‘lvld ave-
t lucu “must- to get Kunz
Harlin-Y in tin» ring and had
with Smith on. this mut-
:t:romnent was reached and
.il l!l"t~l tho Danish light-
iu l’ittsficld for a tWe-lve-round
“fit it
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fair of Boston
.qwnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mal-L
vi; lll“ middle of Jun“. \Vhlle womb Lovo of '3 “'t-st avenue.
7.) Atlttlll‘ Smith mot “an M0. m.__~__.._..._..___,.__.-
iii Rod Allen was ti-ntutivolv‘, = s “7-: ‘
.,, ”1..“ “[111ng {Filthl tho? )W‘AA‘I) MAN 5 (,IlRVE
Nut \‘ork ligllthiglit. .tut-n.‘
EARNS ITS TITLE .
(Continued from Page One).
.‘st’nssnt'ltum-t ts llt‘ftll'i‘ '
(le-
,t_ht in
~‘“l'\'l('t‘$ wore :rvutly in
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'i ‘1 \ “Pro on tho rrnr twat. “11011 11:9
wins-h r-ume. both were thrown out antli
' . llttrrls was quitr‘ badly rut about 5
to. head. while his wife was badly“
.i-ulwn tip and bruised. i
(Wit-era Murphy and (‘lune .wero}
promptly at. the scene of the not-idem i
mi summoning a war. had the injurU
I t-d pimple taken to the Norwttlk llotolfl
‘ win-r lir. Samuel ll. Huntington nt-
py All tondml Ilium. Both are in good shape
SERVICE 1N WLITON
Citlitrlllit'tl trom First Pane
t. ‘t ‘: .‘.l--ino.'iul servioos in St.
L lll‘t Marti which were held
‘. .ll.t’l' tl:.- t‘XO'l't'lSPS.
Hit; HIT-(i iAM.
Smi'h's ()l‘t'llt‘?~ll‘ll
Spangled Bunner..
. t‘. t
. ._.|;”liht_r" pm-_ Li. A. mm,” mi, lumping and the our has horn;
tr Frvtlt‘rit'k )l. Hollis ('1' Mb"?! to tho St'lllll‘ll 23111210 for ro-E
urila the (:t m of tho ()l‘t'illl pntrs. l
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- to llllt‘liln;’li:illl Post. No, l‘_'. OFFICER HEN ADAMS l
,: ...... Tttv .[I, ll. li'tt.t't-liilv.l FINDS LADY'S WATCH
I » trum Boys of hi .........
...... Committ- tl. i l‘uxton ,
tin ‘ from the bovs “f 'qu I‘ . . _ .\bout u tl'l-ll'lPr before sown o‘t'lot-k
. t‘orp. 0mm;- 0. linkhmd. Jr, this morning Patrolman Lori‘nZo,
..t hy George 3.1. Kirk 0f \dnm.“ was appealed to by a voting
"“" Mi. 1‘" \t “' llady in great distress who repor'wl
"~‘3 ' c ..9 .............. .
L (Eggufi‘land‘or Thomas Bradley that sho had l0st her gold watt-h while
Wilton's Part in the «War [riding in a jitney hus last. evening.
----- Richard H- 17“i"“iShv is an omnlovt- ot‘ the Jacobs Shoe.
part in chtoryI 'fartorv and was on her way to work
...... Rev.C. \ Harm ,
‘merica. ........ ...... By all ‘Vlwn 5h" mrme thereport. She saw
of the most ln!!)l‘;SSlV0 tau tires that she doubted that her property
day was when a squad of a was lost in the jitney, and (Lid not
know the driver although shr: ltmnul
him called "Pop.” The officer promptlv .
l'N‘HllI‘d that Charles J. Carey. a, jitney‘
driver who lives at Main and “'ard
streets. was often called “Pop.". so he
hurried thenfld found the cPr at the
‘1'ear'of the hous‘e. and looked it over
1.. ‘Vtth‘ll Your Stitch Club will tastefully, but saw nothing of the mists;
-x ,at the Armory on Wednesday ‘1» ing'watch. Lorenzo is nothing if not
won at 2 o’clock. lthorough, however, so took out the
p-sgl ww'fi'pack cushion and down behind it nes-
r-tmives and friends of Edward tied the little timepiece, which was of
lien have received a group phowggold and or considgra to value. Not
-~ tli>tingulahed dry of Well bothering to distur , I
4.. Orient. ang’Bx-ien 8nd a rew‘tmew had gone to bed, ”WT“
‘ {beat and at the noon;
has been in China MW“ 116$]:th rm 1i! ‘
Daniel a. 00., durum-put ovum, ‘
more. ~. . . "t
..m of Wilton's
t w mntly discharged from the ser-_
:s te on the Green and formed a
lit!” md for the G. A. R. Veterans.
J. H. Falrchlld of the Cannon
7'7 church was the efficient "chair-
vf the committee. and Rev. F. M.
’ Her presided.
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' vntion Army
)i'dl'h‘.
tin» and deft New York on board the
Lorraine on Septemlwr T63. [tits
~ i
arey, when he '
. «w.._......
*9...“ m--.-m.d—..
lone-lastingbars
in each package.
The biggest
value in
refreshment
you can pos-
sibly boy.
f1.
1mm . LA} .
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a BENEFIT to teeth.
breath. appetite and
digestion.
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The
Flavor
Lasts
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:hout two years 11:0 uh -n “P romovofi
0 Cold Springs. N. Y.. and resumed
lauglttvrs. Helen and Jeanette.
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TION ARMY
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Continued from First Page
for the past iourttwn|
51in si:'lv‘l "'it ivtors'mh' 50w.
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hhw!
tllltlt'd at llordmtux and was immedi-
uoly :issignml m ‘\'ll\l was formr‘r'ly a l
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pouted into .llh- li.tlt- town. Tho slw
3 over the town.
vhlorim- ans. tloaoendt-‘d upon the deg
fenders and it was
Norwulk lll‘l‘tllnf' inhaled.
lshe was (omitted to a hospital for
linomh and up to the- ptvsvnt time is,
fstill :tfi't-(‘tt‘d by it. .
. liospit
sector.
svnt ln-lltil‘tlemlx and after :t littw do mum-fling was found to be the action
will sewn
"1 PROTEST AGAINST i
‘-i H" Smith Ems in l’ittsfield and it'lti-illy of East nit-Hue, Norwalk. i‘l‘” “mm“... of medicine. v I . I II I I I b I bII
I I ' "‘1‘ Saturday. and r“ - ~ . Hill: is suriivod by two sons. my lnzt‘onttnum 2: my )u a film a l I ‘ .
._ ,. t..:..: mattcllt's for i\lr 'tnd \lrs \Valtor Cl‘ltlal‘t of Scott Lord (‘tnith of l’Otlgllkovlisn. N. at night and around ll oolm'a mp RENT lNCREAbE
‘~l .l lunvOy. lllillt‘ll" . ' ' ' ,' L" Y. and l-dein ii. Smith Jr” who rp.‘:tlar1n was smtndrd that large quantr . .
.itt 1.. ionic-y‘- \ t‘.. of I’itts- ili'ooklyn. ‘\' \" motored to South sitlnd “m, i,.m_ 1-,; not aim) his 'm'o ties of “sneezing gas" was being sent. (Commupd from pag‘ Um-
Later. around 2’. U't‘lnt‘k.
n the morning a dosuol‘ UIP terrible
erected,
this that ”ml "\Vhat will happen if this goes on',‘
As a rpsullI Pmple don‘t like it. that is. sure. \\ ith-I1
a ' out exception.
l "Ale and store~keeper who pays :
t why should the landlotd demand »
.so much of our income.
“(Signem CHARLES BRAND.
“Citizen."
of
. ren
Following hor discharge iront tho
all she “as tizmsl'vrred to Ansur-
.ville “ml “‘0‘" ”WP“ ‘0 ”‘9 “1d,T°“l \ The reason for the above letter ap-
Ahout a month ago Sltf yx':t‘~"pnat‘inz on a bill—board. (lrnpt-d in
ay l'llllllilki'll to" N: w \‘ot‘k. “'lli'l't‘i of Samuel Roodner. the new owner of
Al list ' lND‘lAli-izw
Take a glass of Salts I
hurt; or Bladder bothers. lI
le Antrti-nn 1min .‘ilitl mini 1 tin-'t
guard (tlllrltlllLly 21247:. .t Kuhn-\-
th‘. brunt-w we on! too min-h and hill
our food .‘iih. ()m' blood is'l‘illadl
with uriv :lt‘ttl which the kidneys strive!
to filter out, thv-y weaken from oven
work. Hlllg'zisli: thr- (liuiira-
tivo tissut-s (to: and the rvsult is k
nvv troubl-i. l~laddvr Weakness :invl a.
gonvrrtl dist-lino in h-ialth. l
\Vht‘n your kidnuxs fool like lump“.
of lead: your luck hurts or 7110 urino?
is cloudv. full of svdimvnt or you zit-oi
oblige-d to seek r-liri’ two or Dirt-oi
times during the night: it” you suffer:
with sicklheudaohe or diny, nt‘l‘anlN‘l
spells. zit-id stomach. or you hzivv l‘ll“ll-‘
sm when the Weather is bf!‘ .I‘Yf‘l
from your pharmacist about ton" ounc-
es of Jad Salts: take a teaspoonftzl in
a class of water bofnre breakfast i” r a
few dams and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice. combined with lltthi, and has
been used for generations to , h and
stimulate the kidneys; to neutralize
“'0‘"
is
'I!‘(‘l!lllt"
mi
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mail
the acids in the urine so it no longer
is a source of irritation. than and”
bladder disorders._ . -' 7‘ '
an:
mi and ism in}: ,
lfi'ig.
Fons-ix ol' Boy Scotti j‘l‘i .vemenis.
Forming C
,8. lil‘.
\
5‘ Wu" _. _ , . . LOU l
1,Lentennnt-Génera.l Sir W B. enPowell. founder of the Boy Scouts.
has arrived in this 001mm to mturo plan! for the formation of an interna-
tional committee m M)! the Boy Scout movement through-
aunt-e Home was tom-tax W with thin Obyect.
moot " manomvelmufllyaigygm
,0”.
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i
:i ;- to l'tlllt't'l his riituzttH-tiwntE - . .
.. . ; _ - _. , ,, p . . ,. , i. '- ; ‘l‘th‘tl :r “(‘t'k ago ii‘stt‘rda) on i, (1 ~ ‘ w it‘ Mr. Br nd‘s storv
, M] Barber, of \ktttel'bury, for, l “I” whih: qmmfi“, llialtt m inmn fi. ld he.tthudttu»iLJioullvn- ; ‘h‘ " . . . ,ll " bl” 1‘ m ,h h , a . _
~ . - - ' ' ‘ '- ‘ yaw. no. .- l-‘l' — — l-‘~ .. 'l‘t . t .. f imam] tltt‘ anhnn. '18 located. this thorium: talsmi: MI.
_ illillll. hPt'ans" “l ”10 “H" w. R, Driver Not Expert. ‘ ' ’ “ ”.‘_- t-Intc. It it». s o t _ _ » ll " n l‘- v t lot) wr t- -nt {mm “0 to
m will not be enough money: Inuit“... .,,. m, \y it “14““. M. Li.“ 2‘~'th and .'..th lililsl'fllri wort- :ta-l Sligs Plan is lvuving .\orw:tlk turn} as l f! n tl l‘ 1 ‘ "1"". lH,“"'.h ,1
vim.- ”Hm tho hm“ to insure: :50quin Pull; .\' .l is :In PVlWl'l umiod :tt :lti< iiltll‘v and thosn nuys to Wynn“ lli‘l' Salvation Army Work ”i '5‘ 1"". "11”" l:k \\'!‘\‘£‘l‘l'fll‘:f’ll In“; m
~1--i:. I‘m" ‘1”va 5”...“ n Iltlltlt'i‘ of doubt 'w' 1: M r\‘~tl ln' our-M l-IHH “1 33‘1"”: Philadelphia. who-1'0 sht- is lot‘afod and £11131" Betas“ lltfln'l" increased 11:: IIIII
1.". ”it "’"t'fli'lti hard '” 54"” iint-o his hi" (lltl:xlll')l)l'l‘ sltidtlt'tl on tum .\rm\' d”“'~'l”““~“ “lllrh “TH“ “31”... .~llt‘ 11:18 t‘ltnruv of a lnrm‘ hm” cont. ” ) h ‘ U l A .
H. 1,. . g. . . .. ., . . . , , .. ". . . .. , .' ..-s , . .0 '..i:ult- ‘sz Miss Matt («on when lwt' sin-i t‘. S .\, \vml'vrs. ' '. - '
II . lII t.I tmit Idtili:itiIdIrirIt .ttI t id Mans ( ltl\r .t. 12.... l.t;.l unlit 'ion “I w tin IIIII llt‘ll I ‘i ‘l l'.‘ , ‘iv tin Ioi‘ n \ . It “I understood that a lll‘()l(“l ls l”.
. - u s' ' ‘ t ' . .t s . . ' . ,, . .~ , u. ' l ,.:u ‘ - I -_ ' V -v. "w... 4_- ...4__.__._ ,
‘ 1 ‘ll ' QHH-m' Fl” 1:; film“ ml Sm‘hhpd into ”I!” hm" lefH‘nL llunq k ‘ 2 ho lundo by Mr. Roodnvrs tenants.
’“"’ ‘ ’ ' ' ' "' 11" .n’ I: ~ 'xu‘ ., -- . . -< v . - . .
. ..t... its “Ill ptoI .t ) y In . .t-lt leph pole. umth. s: \z I.“ lutnt . v... ll‘ I, I" l . l .. _ I l . .1 I Tho ”MIL,“ Rule ”W“. m th- 5mm. um um) ”my. on “ fishnmmn Hm...“
. .. I-l'l" 1”?!th in th" I‘m;r While 'lvuts in it and snmshiug tho l‘t“'l'l’ll1l " “' 5 ‘ "”'“ "‘ “““ mmndu - - - 1‘ ~ . - . ~ ~‘
' ' “ - . a - l . - .. - .. - m. r ‘l (‘hurt‘h will but also on Rdllludtl .nenuo .tt.d other
:.'l.- ., munnnrmgm , - 'h _ m.“.h:n,, ,0 4...... lll"!ll oi Uri-dim -l that Miss lttui H' \oritztlk ( all—It r‘l "WM . . , ~ -
“ ' ' Q ‘ ‘ " ' " . , :V d 1”,. I “log The “..h .0‘. u‘ . l l ‘ tumn‘t‘tiw u’ plum-s where.“ r. lloodncr nuns mops
. ,__ . ..-_..-. u- . .- .. .v.... '. “.,.‘ ... i .‘ L’:>~ . ‘ ‘ t v . ..t ‘ A‘ z .s :50: ‘ " ~ - r. . t
. _ -11"- QLYVI)AY Ii :tli :‘:l\{l)ll\ti \M i, his .. in .in l “ II . ll'l tilt} -|‘vn of ”I" lItln iot't-os‘m‘ t ill tit put l l( l h - h ('l'l)’. NW 1‘ has bu." slalt‘tl ”I.“ 1”, l..l.‘l_
‘_ ‘ .2 . ‘ t " ‘ ”4 nm . 1'. out] .ll'.. 5‘. ll. llllll‘ln‘. ' “ “ ‘-" ' , ‘ - m-noon at 2 o‘t'lm‘k wltenl t’ “W"! "'3 ' (- 93.1;- th - im-nihlv rout in till his
‘ “” ‘ and a veritable ruin of sht‘lls 'WPl‘f‘ ‘ m r’ \ d ‘ ‘ I
holdings. , 1
--w-W.—.__..-J..,..__ .__.__._..,.»...w .. .
Entrances. on Main 51., Fatirticld Av
Bruin-port. Conn.
Sattu'dn), Mn) "
reliant family—zit special price of $3.
Icithc
chtra heavy hose support
.‘run battling.
sets,
l , , . . _
brings the body into correct l‘tly'fitfit.
[progress
cxlr
tally ditl‘et‘cut.
LFairy mitt loved liy little girls.
‘Summcr to lie worn instead wt dross.
shapes, regular S3 and Skin .iozcu-—-e;tclt ltlc
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:lCl’llS---SZ.75
Sizes-«50c
it'
lset
c 20c and 25c
.. . N..." w...”
5 lb. package of Fox's Muralite Calcitnine with a. 5 lb. .
at
early.
a. .-
Word has been received from Pri-
nu George E. Shriver of hue howl- one oi.’ Connecticut's . .
“0.”. that hfl .1111“ “Ne' mum‘"
at
”up“? w
HOWLANBTSW
6., Cannon W
..J—..
" 4p HEX; Tlu' \\ l‘fl‘lll'3‘; l.‘ti~41ll|'d.
1, HM
Special Nemo
corse -- $3
A new Ncmo corset \l't‘l‘tll} to in? ;t tittmlicr of this ..
Medium bust and long skirt, with elastic gore inscI
r side at l‘RCk. “all: trout steel ii. i.‘t hot-k :ti boil
crs. trimmed with lice and ri .2
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Marked by the splendid lining: chili; ”if :tll Ncmo
:1 support to the tit-tire and :t comitm in >Cl‘\ ice. get! ”i
.i nail :aitl to heal ' ' ?
Sizes 21 to itin-
~ Pick pretty
brassiere-~450.
\vtll .i.‘ pretty.
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Sizes 30 to ~11, sptcial \".lliit'—--
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aprons for girls. "
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Made of cretontte---;tttd bright with the pictures
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Each with sweet little Cup that iii-.ttchcs in pattern-1'
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Glass or pottery
needed every day
--and at saving.
Plain glass goblets, crystal clear hid in three gra
Flower baskets of pressed glass cut in graceful
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Large glass sub.
Glitss pitchers, several "attractive $13,165 and
to S5
Blue or brown pitchers of glazed “titan-45c and . I“
Decorated jardinieres, 5’ inchsize, 3 styles,-—40¢ ‘
Mixing bowls of yellow ware, set of 3—-
of 4---$i
Stone butter jars with cover, hold 2 3 or 5 Palm
Fourth floor.
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60c. For decorating ceilings and walls. (Alléolcrs).
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141 WASHINGTON ST.
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