* rumor: mood or!
' - the-‘80“ . not-em: um. Felon.
will mm. ' “jet 0‘
NEW WOOLENS
For spring Are Here
Will Be Pleeeed.to Show
Them to You
Tailored Suite
of Excellent Woolen:
As Low‘ as $50.00
"‘ Closed All Day Saturday.
‘ . Feb. 12. Lincoln Day.
“our neon:
HAHAQKeMo mm scoot:
noun-l NORWALK
4
r v
_8tretl‘ord high school Basket Bell
teem defeated the Nowell: high team
last roping. The geme was played.“
Tuttie‘e Hall, erratum.“
nibert ’Beeelrow: reported to the po-
lice.‘ at 2:30' o'clbck. this‘ morning.
:thet‘pomeone had stolen n green cloth
JOSEPH DAVIS. 03D from his» p'ocitet. at the dance. in
Mueic .Hallr lent pight.
The meniorial service for Mrs. Mary
Burns will be held et; Solution Amy
so \vnsnmc'r x > ‘
to- 0 STREET Hell. Sunday evening. a 3 -o'clock. mm end hi- omm he" “I”! l! at“ n '"Hh l i l
33*; SOUTH NORWALK Friend: and reletiyee are invited envieble reputation for themelves‘ Cherriott. 1‘ -" m"- ‘
{i}, .through the paper. ' ' end have peen «telnet! recursion n‘flmn- ct" ....... g g 0
. D. A. Green. supervisor or schools. ”“3“ “"V Frlde‘y “'1“ 1"" “1.01““ Kenning? r """" 0 o o
“"‘ " . .1133 been attending the Connecticut 6‘1““ deuce: until next April. Selleck. ‘ . ' ' ' ‘ ' .. ' ° .. _.. ._
. , Superintendent's Associetion which -
, go: been 3i: gallon in > New Haven Kacreenskee Held ‘ Total- " ll ' lg '' h (Second 3‘). 2 ll
6 rnery . . endtfith. I , for Grand Jury ‘Player', Goemroule. Pie.
Al. Sunblfridfl the local Hungarian ‘1 . Busing. rt oeeese,‘ 1 1 3
eoee on e at very well~att d . "'~ nu... .. 3
dance at Mum mm M. “:33: NEW ,HAVEN. Feb. .6. -—-John 15105:. 1: g 0 10
.. ' , there being people r at rm ' KIGreenlhI.'Vh0‘ IlllOd MTB- 308.1“! m "‘3 """""" -
lire weekly dance will be held th's'llridgeport sum“ (1 {vat m Chernock in her.homo in ford, Ireland. rg .....‘..... a 0 6
"Jim“ m Rea Men's Hal" Norwalk’"1)arien: 11h. dune: brain? 3;)” 21th:: Tue-any, we:K chewed with thelcrllne Gun“- 13......“ ° 0 .0
'l he .Norwalk Soccer team expects to early hour this morning. before Judge Webb. Y'lt'my' ““1 Totem. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 '3 21
play the Spanish F. C.
tomorrow.
—Pee Coal at Kerrie I: Gene.
Ernest Price. of 4 Elizabeth St. was
oiwi‘ntetl on at the Non-walk hospital
this week. ' ‘
Miss Elsie Manse. of New York
city_ is the week-end guest of Ruth
A. Cave .of 3-1 l-‘iax llill Road. '
—Finv_j ’
Lor-llf
rortment ot,Ceps.~O'Brien's.
)ple, of 30 High street.
at 9 do. at night complained,
that there . kn intruder in .the col-‘
.lur oi? his ho c. sex-gt. Hunt end
Patrolman Dorney investigated. but,
were unable to and any trace of the%
intruder. ‘
——PALACE TONIGHT . PICTURES
in Bridgeport
u-lluis Renovated. O‘Brien. at 6:45 And 9; vaudeville at 7:45 and
Sllmlf‘l's Orchestra will furnish 10' A great show.
music ior the dance at the Rot-31 Visitors from Bridgeport and Stret-
.l.lmes 110ml this evening. ford were present lest night at the.
an... Edward F. Duffy of Bold“) meeting of Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32.!
m. mu. has returned from a visit Wm” . 0. R. M. held in Red Men's hall.‘
Hints in Stamford. {Final arrangements were made tor.
1.. Pi-ipf't‘ii‘ncod ’the complimentary dance to be given
lrzlls tonight.
Operators on
. m wanted. (iooil pay and l
.: spam,” {,3 \ViilCl" Street. I v—V'ClOlll‘ Hall ‘515. O'Brien.
mom” “.0”; at the M. N. Mnynhofll John Gruelle of East avenue. in
i UH AIM-win street has necessita- {building a house on Eva-'1'“, avenue
taking on of a. number of cx— land. doubtless within a" week or no
-: .izwrssmnkcrs.
> ' . Illlll Mrs, \V. A. ’l‘ollcs 0f 19
:i no place attended the get-togetth
' L'ivon by (lillepsie Bron, at
mi in Stamford last night.
' :21 Harris & Gulls. ‘ i
it; cut “ill be made in tlte‘m' Agreat show.
“1“,”..va a. ll“. N-ash Fu-l Final plans for the celebration or
we; l‘(|3u|):1ll_\':i 3“,“, today. tlic,t3‘e 48th- anniversary 1“or 'IAnooln
winimng only those vitallylflolllu‘ll. ha. 4. 0. 1.. A. . . were pre-
lsented at a. meeting of the Council
Judge and which is the product or
Johnnie's pen will have something
vahout the "housing shortage."
~—PALACE TONIGHT . PICTI’RES
at 6:45 and 9: vaudeville at 7:45 and
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North Main mt.
“Yappe Crossing? which epoonrn in ,
o'cl gin Indolent heedenerrers. s
Petroleum: John W ‘neturhfl‘
to duty. this morning. ensi- e mail?
ieeve or ebeenoe. during which time
his beet wu covered. by .Petrolm‘en
)ohn 11m. ‘ “ ‘ ,
fl‘he twenty-:ehrth‘ ennui bouquet»
at peatheiio Club will beheld next
'rneedey aim. e: the Royall zen-er
Eduard/J. Quinlen will be W-
er. Rev. Father Dely 1 ex-Oono
greesmen ThomaL. Reilly-will epeek.
Wellnits'l orcheetre will furnish mu-
uc. " ' ‘
Bowed-d Anglemeo'oleroheflre mm
provided 'Inuelo to! the dune. held in
Netionel hell. Whether: by the Congo
Life Guns-do lest evening. thedencen
being! loath tench-become o: the
popularity o: the mode. fir. Angie-
wee committed to dwelt cotton ot the
Greed Jury. Public Defender Ford
her been usignedato look me:- hie do-
(once. Coroner Mix. will meke e and-
lng tomorrow.
In the course .. oi the coroner's :n-
quit-y. Kecreennku in said to have
told how.he wee in e jitney bus on his
wey beck to Bridgeport from ‘Sevin
looking (at. negro. children whohed
Rock wb men stopped the Vehicle,
seen Kncreenekee masked thought no
we: not a white men. The menwere
told there .wee no negro passenger.
end Kecreanskas telked with his seat
mute about thetmm‘or. no hed been
to Sevln Rock after leaving the house
of Chernoclt by way of the woods, end
taken a trolley oer.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
PARTY A SUCCESS
(Continued tron: Pogo One)
Mrs. Cherie: Ives. Mr. and Mn. Louis
Ko’oler. Mr. end Mrs. Horece Signmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. Mr. and Mn.
C. E. Slauson. Mr. end Mrs. H. Beetle.
Mr. and Mrs. 1:. P. Arnold. Mr.“ end
Mrs. Richer-d Abbott. Mien lekil‘en.
Thomu Hunt. Jr., end Llewellyn
Knapp.
m-
TAKEN '10 DANNEMORA.
Silvers and Bennett Begin Their Add-
ed 'Ibrrns.
An echo of the men-limit in whi
thle‘ city and the surrounding country
figured lent tall. et the time o: the es-
cape chiller-cue Bennett end George
Silvers from Sing Sing prison and
their flight ecroes Connecticut. is
found in n. story from New York in
regard to the taking 0: Bennett to
Donnem‘orn prison. Clinton. N. Y.. on
Wednesday. The prisoner wen bend-
cufled. shackled and leg-ironed during
the Journey to Clinton.
Bennett left Sing Sing ‘ln. lullen
mood. He had but nay-seven deys
more eheud of him when 115 fled on
October 16. For oeceping. County‘
Judge Frank 1.. Young gave him nev-
cn more years .nnd for awaiting om—
ccrs five more. With elve years in
'::;n'\' in p... l, 1.. 2 - . _
A I mm H m the busm lltcld laet evening. The Entertainment
wwxw.” hum”. rop...-1..i lll'lt nn.committee has prepared a. mask en-
lllt‘lliultfln drivm,‘ M. MW ‘Cmer‘tertnmmg program further notices-or
_ :r mu..- l‘mgnrvllm laud \ struck and Whmh will be given later. v
1.011 lm.‘ police slnmlurd at Mallnf 1"“ styles Soft, Rpm—0"?!” "
.» \\'..H sum-ts :21 x o'clock inst Owing to the fact that successful
vhf. negotiations between the members 0‘
__.4o :~\1..x,-im..4...1 opcrulors on the Hat ll‘lakel‘S'v‘ASSOBlBllOn,‘ LOCll
elrnw huts \\'.’llllr-tl. (land my and N0. 15, and the ltnplein & Goldman
mm: soul-ion, .32 Wutr-r Street. srompuny, and the Rough Hat company
Hurry l'tmt rmmrtml tn lllt‘ uplownlhaye been made.uw;‘hemb¥(llheebéllsafltf—
110”?“ that on automobile lmd "mifsrgggtsollgatg‘gtot‘huth: $151239; and
lover 11m hosv’on the road in the rearl * ..
"of the Norwull: High school last llight . ‘he hat mfitlltel‘fl,topor!lllglll willlboadze '
and caused ll. :zm‘l'lmi or it to btlrsi.'::l$:g];t t one wo pn es on y
-- 01’ ln? 2' ., .‘.5 lie .
.3?,,,}::.;_ 1 l" “m (0 me “(on e p a, An enthusineuc meeting oi_the Nor-
, walk Sportsmen! Association was
held that! South Nor-walk Library
building, last night. There was a. very
large atte’ddghce.‘ The various bills in-
troduced id‘fllo'f‘ieglelature were dis-
cussed and never“ suggestions mede
concerning them. Later ounty Game
Warden Smith gen an i untreted lec-
White Pine Camp. with Cod
Liver Extract and «Menthol
520 mm. using the white walls of the
l building on 1which to throw the lantern
. ~-'-"" slides, and t proved very successful.
Stillson & Powell. Corp.
South Norwnlk
‘oyal James HOTEL ,
Restaurant a la carte
and Table dc hole
Beautiful" rooms. with or
without both at moderete retes.
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Tile PROBLEM ’
or
YOUR, WILL
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SATURDAY, .
FEBRUARY 5th
\
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The more carefully
you consider it, the
more likely you are to
name this company
as exeCutor and true--
tee.
gYou will .find our
experience of 20 years
in administrétion of
estetesmnd the, judg;
,ment,of,,our,ofiicemo£.,,
value in planning
All money depos-
ited in this bank on
or before that 'day
”in be credited with
interest from the
lg lst of February. your will as well as in”
5% cerryang out itstpmv
fill ‘VISIOHS. 0
(a: ‘ , .
.Eé a-r-ruw- ‘
or
South Norivalk
Trust Company ‘
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South Norwalk A
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;i one
my. ANliVSUIlPLU
' minioner James
the dreaded. isoleted linton prison
ahead of him. Bennett run the dey be
plotted with George Silvers. his no-
complicc. to escape. Stivers has bed
seven years added to his life sentence
for second degree murder and in now
waiting to .be tried for eneault.
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Exaeommx'r ‘ ANNOUNCED.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dexter Wgre.
of Jamacca Plains, Mm. anndunced
the engagement: of their daughter
Barbara. to Roger Welcott Convene.
of Maiden, Mean . The wedding will
take place at the First Congrege' ti‘on-
ei Society at 4 o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon. Februa ' 19.
The groom is very well *known in
Norwuik where he ettended the Her-
strom echool tor three yearn Hie
tether. a» familiar figun in the eute-
mobile tire indultry. ie reputed very
wealthy. A number oi‘ local rriende
or the groom have received invita-
tions to attend the.weddlng.
W ..
GROI‘ON DOG BAD MEIER.
HARTFORD. Feb. 6.-—Oettle Gem-
M. Whittleee he
been notified, by Chief Chemist $.11.
Branmeld. of tile mete Watery et
New Haven. ihat e dog recently killed
in Groton he'd rebiice.
had bitten four men _
shot. The commiaai 3
Special Officer Elliott to re it With
instruction! to enforce the (leg room-
in: law. and kill my dog nubpectcd of.
having been bit by a. "mad" dog. ‘
A
flux GONEl nu;
some Runwm'nc
Acmaoox. .
v
s,
pain Iwnyrwith I ennui trial bot-
'Rub
31° 91 95039-18391! 1
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T'ban'
Stop “dosing" Rheumatism.
It’s palnwnly: not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Bub
soothing. penetratingt‘fSt. Jecobe Oil"
right on the "tender spot.” and by the
1
The Romy’mgh (We) de-
tected the with how been.
lutweflngstmofleabyieeore
otn age. -, .
,Ie the new the Independ-
entsvor Frenklin Alumni. denoted the
Center school live by e econ of 23 to
16. '
, The High eohool (Second!) rolled
up six point. before Fiewellin broke
the icegtor Frenklin. The High teem
keptthe lend throughout the gene.
Koala uteri-ed {or the Second teem.
old Reveille-M Freudian. The
lineup: -
Franklin.
Pleyers. Genie. Fouls. Pie.
The Independent. played e tine
geme. melting e rally ln‘the lent half
end winning. Center echool led at
the end of the firet hell by e. score of
l: to o.’ Accurete penning. coupled
with good shooting. won the some for '
the Independent; The Independents
is the team the! last {year won the
championship. defeating Center five
out of seven games. Lineup: ‘
Independents.
Players. Genie. Fouls. Pts.
Orling. rt ..... ...... 6 0 12
Dance. it ..... . ..... . o 1 1
Chlnsky. c .......... 1 i a '
Novek.rg 2 o 4
Breeev. lg 1 o 2
Toiels ............ l 0 2 2 2
Center.
Pleyere. Goals. Fouls. Pin.
Helfent. rf .......... 3 n 5
li‘lneoon. lt ...... . . . a 4 l 0
Montgomery. c . ..... o o 0
Lockwood. rg . . . . . . . 0 0 o
Saunders. lg ........ 0 n 0
Totals 6 4 16
Deaths and Funerals
.Tlteodoee Rowe.
Theodore Rowe. 1 member of Com-“
Deny I. (and New York Volunteers.
Int. died yesterday et Fitch’s Home
for Soldiers. Noroton Heights. et the
ego or 1'8 your: Funeral eervicee will
be held et :1 o'clock Homily otter.
noon. Bnrfil will be in the Spring
Grove cemetery.
Funded 0! Mrs. Chiller-y.
The funerel 01 Mrs. Eliza. Jenc
Chinery was held at 2:30 o'clock this
ettemoou from the into home at 13
Innoc- ntreet. Rev. George B. Tomp-
kine omeleted. Interment was in the
Riverside cemetery.
j‘unerll of Ruby Finch.
The tunerel or Helen Vivien Finch.
month old daughter. or Mr. end Mrs.
Robert J. Finch of Foirfleld nvéfiuc'.
was held at 2:30 o'clook yesterday at-
ternoon from the funeral par-lore or
D. W. Raymond. \l’est Washington
street. Rev. Louis B. Howell omelet-
ed end interment we: in Best Norwelk
.ocrnflery.
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HOOVER RELIEF FI‘ND.
C(mu'lbutioue Received
Team G. mt.
Since report of Jenuery 80th. the
“following have. contributed to the
Hoover Eu Relief Fund,
through G. GL‘ wet. treasurer Nor-
welk committeergrg -
1.13echer. Thais C. Balcom. e
friend. Hrs. Lewis 8. Beers. Fanny '1‘.
Burnell. Herbert W. Gorbem.
Solmene. employee of M. N. Meyehoff
& Co. (additional contribution). Mer-
lan Hamilton. W': M. Bette, E. C.
Stunt-t. Mrs. James Hammond. Wil-
liam F. 'l‘exnmeny, Samuel \V. Hoyt.
Jr.. Mrs. Isabel Com-took. W. C. Jen-
sup. employee American I). Dentelle
.00.. second box from 8. N. poet of-
More by
gevine Furniture Co.. Harold P.
Smith. 1-7. B. Bartow. Dr. \Valter
Alden _
flee ($3.36), Keeler‘e Shoe Store, And
Now for a drive on boys“
clothing. '
It's a race to clean up
our Winter stock before
the Spring merchandise
comes in. ‘
Now, the boys are to
have their turn.
Every article in our
Boys’ Department greatly
reduced. /
\
Rogers and ‘
Stevens
Harwell:
FLEET suns FROM GALLAS.
LIMA. Peru, Feb. 15,—?cet‘ivitivs
and ceremonies incident to the visit
of the United States Atlantic fleet at.
Celina and the presence or oncere
end men from th'e ships in the oily
cemc to a. clone yesterday.
The final event on the program or
the week was a ball on board the
battleship Pennsylvania. and a Veno-
tlan heat: at Callao.
Callao wee mad-rod Thursday by e fa.
tnlity. when Carla's Huguet; a naynl
aviator. was killed. His seaplane go'
out of control while encircling, the
fleet. and fell into the sea. ‘ ‘
Ellmlnationhoxlng bouts were hfll‘
at the built-Rig Thursday afternoon
for the pin-pone or nelecting men who
till meet reorescntatlven of the Pem-
i'lc fleet at Panama during the week
beginning Feb. 14.
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DEEP RIVER ILESIDENT DEAD.
DEEP RIVER. Feb. 6.4Avlngton
D. Parmelec. who represented the
town of Killlngworih in the General
Anembiy in 1890-91. died at the
home of his eon. Sci tman B. O.
Pat-melee. late Thur-d from pneu-
monia. at the age of '80:
HEALTH Hill
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50. Harwell: ‘
The visit of the Atlantic fleet at -
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' Our own good sense, as well as Shh-Gram
diction, tells us that real Winter weather is
i No coat equals the fur coat for genuine Win
weather. ‘
It is the ideal combination of warmth with
and comfort. »Not heavy nor cumbersome, filth and (l
iightful, in harmony with one’s gowns and the season.
' A comparatively—small number of fur coats are 11
it the store.
. We propose to sell them quickly,
to do it.
Here are the sorts, the old prices
and the new:—-—- ;
ear—i
. Jeane” mink, was 5400' Hudson seal, was
Mole—wee $110—$305
$4.50
Nutrie, was $375—$305 '
Pony, was $310—$235 .\ ;
Natural nette, was 3265‘
——$200 gs
Neuronal. was W}
make new prl
~ Raccoon. was $425—$375
”guano seal, was $375—
Squirrel, wee $375—$315
Pony, was $300—$200
Kolmsky‘ weasel. was $265:
—$200
Marmot. wee $215—$175 Named], was $225—$175
Get lynx, wan $175—$125 Sardine, wee $165—$125 ,5
Remarkable bag
“for Weekends—$5.65.
wwmllfls
Those Who Suffer and Are
Unable ho Work Need
Helpful Suggestions
8 rin eld, Ill-"Ibud'perlod' ictrou-‘
blepwitgfiweeknese. crempe end beck
Hitchc ck. a friend. Robert GVMitohe
a“, Avieo Frederick Lender.
Duncan Friszell. inyder. W. F.
Russell. J- R-
pm 35‘"- W. F. Ambler, Mrs. W. 8.
Heatofll. Mien Corrie Seymour. Hei-
bert O. Pollard.
GET TOGETHER 1N STAMFORD.
A, , aelegel'lon or Norwelk peo-
,ple ettended the third ennugi ”:49-
gather of the employers end employee
of The Gillespie Broihere. Inc.. in
Stamford. last evening. The amlr
wusbeld in the Casino. which was
filled t_o incapacity. A fine entertein-
Vent program was rendered. and re-
lunents served. Later: there was
“ cing to music b!.;Crebbe'e orches-
l
.‘trg. The gfflaj‘r who most thoroughly
enjoyed bribe loo-.1 guests. endfihe
good renewehip end-ting izetween em-
'.D.8.Da.ven-‘
'ployerrand etiolo’ye'm fully ekéfiiilim
girls continue to suffer
inend mouthwtes Mine Runkus‘
1 . ,
'Ifthereinenyoomphce' hon' shout
w audition . donor underwent“
to Lydia E. em How (30..
Lying neuechusetts, inregerdboyou‘
time you nay Jock Robinson—out
comes the rheumetlc pein and dill-
trene. ,
rheumetlnxn llniment which never die-
boneo: ‘ loops deletion, lumbego."beot-
' fiche and neurelgle.‘ _. _ __
Get [well WM Ill-duet “end bladder.
‘ Humor up!
‘ mm,
name end eddreu cieerly.
good back
I
educate:
l! cleansing ,
I' ,
Cut out this clip. encloee with So .
and mail it to Foley 8: 00.. 183‘ Shrt- 7,
"8t. Jacobo 011"" e her-Ilene ilold Ava. 01116030. 111.. writing your
. You will
appoint. end dom’t burn the thin. receive inretum a. mu package m-
‘lt‘tekee pain. eorenese end etiflneu «taming; Foley's Honey ”agree Com-
‘trom ~aching Solute.) mercies ”and no ., 'l'or coughs. ooideoind eroup:
Fol rune! Pill- l’or. pelns in sides,
.rneumtlem. beckoche.
and
Mien. a wholesome
We
Fed? , fl“ _*_ -. Expertrordnepeir vmk
3‘" ’ ' ’“ monument. Ballot-walk!
0131‘ THIS 033$ [8 “'OR'I‘E g... .— _ . ,
MAKE HASTE SLOWLY
Let us advise you what is
for your eyes.
THAME.
WM let”... :
Immanuel-Inna
‘7 ‘fiflnntic St. Start,"
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KENDRICK’S GARAGE
.3?”
,Very same clever and “roomy and convenient bag as
we’ve sold at far greater price.
Rich black fabric very like leather. Unique shape
ind good size. Lined in blue gray or champagne and fit-
ed with inside pockets. Sliding bolts on each (side of
; pod ‘lock and comfortable handle. '
<ss.ss
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'4 Q
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at.‘ efvifizflvmf'mimm '>$€3ltr‘1o+mraw4, mu: 7 ,1 . "~
d
J
' Fourteen inch size, 91/; inches deep;
i
i at specml price of
Left einle, front.
Big comfortables
of beauty and warmth
and economy. '
So big they will cover bed fully and completely aw'itl
heir warm light cushion.
Pretty—with figured designs in tasteful colors.
. Coverings of sateen or silkolene, filling of fine soft
lght cotton or of fuzzy tasty wool !
Half a dozen special sorta at these new pn‘eee:~
red pattern, both sides alike, 72tby,
, $4.80
l
. Silkolene, flowe
fl inchee— ‘ .
Sateen, rich in color and patterns, 72 by 78 inches—-
. ’ $5
Rem-effect in rich colors, sateen .one side and
filkolene on «fiber side— 37
Fine slilnolene in light colors, b-
omen-a
Norwalk Chronicler