YWIO' 1.11 ./ ’ ., l . i . . / kfwz, . c idllyfidif ii? ‘. -’ A o “\7 ,A)’ L" 33' 533435123»? . a" QLEEN ANNE'S LACE. .\ royal carriage ~ |'ll'.(‘l' It?" " ’-'l". Roadside, and come." no" . ,,..l.- . , . \slli \ ‘v ‘ Q‘Hll‘l'n “'85 non. y, .- who belong: ‘wvtm‘ known as s nun-limes the _ «2... Wild Carrot anhll)‘ as Quocn 4 ,. \ r “all?” Md' _ \. ;.. llrully and . .- rand Ind ..- .' lIlL‘A) deep ‘ y ' l l v: Queen ; 1 TH“ Queen , ~ lv-a, fur the 4 :rnr lacc. All »: :n ln-r glory .- ‘Ili whltolace. . .‘.--- llmvors are ,. :mh- mbles ot .-x~ (all stems. . in: PM?” in the " .r sumo tlme?” . t .l.- “We hope wu' time In your " : Mljomy, "I ex- mil some time n I cannot stay ‘. A Queen must ‘llklug of Court summon In the Roadside. “they ‘:.~_v been saying?” l\ 1111 that they (hut you ._ flowers out of Hull you're so I '. i *l). u y Sub jectc." . pmw-rful and that you IH' own way. ‘lnn me. Your Majesty. mu lllls just us It is, but lilo [H’Ifllll‘ suy." I ,Im-u luuglu-«l llllll shook her ‘0 sllghlly. Iy cranium-s," she said, l know that I am Queen? . I ph-uw, of course." it yuu will," said Sit l l mu," sum the Queen. ill) lllit'llllllll to what ‘ \-.l Kruw wherever I l,»: lwt lllmu tell me . l \- .ml to shove other . .- way I will. Most suld Sll‘ Robert is mum‘s were doing a :y l the Queen. \lll'i Sir Robert . mo. of course. I I'm nothing but I ’ ‘ l‘lu u Queen Just ' ‘ Your Majesty." " ‘ ‘ MM. Sir Robert mum-n. M-ullllful flower], : llu'u‘rl Roadslda k ‘ lwnutlful with 1 who as wonder- , .. - plro still some lull wlth n‘lovo - will the Queen -' l Hm bootleg and “f » Null su- Robert ~ winch: who come ' -\'l.l! l0” me the, .‘ Now it Isn’t "L“ ‘ I lro for bees and i ”“i " .‘ although I all} , lu‘I-utl that I do ‘ '.- cronmms." ~ Iii Sir Robert ~ '.~-'\ trun." ~ Q'lN‘n, "there IN ‘omlrlful flower! .l Anne's 1460. l“ lilo" to “SIC 'r royal sweet- « , -‘~' Ill-Headed! "" ‘ l.) «lo not Ilk- . ‘ ' . ’ We will con- ", . : “wlxrl‘ll for we - Q,“ ' ‘ --:. nho want to "‘ ‘ ~ l r'» haven't the “- . )5mflthinq' 7 ‘v'.--n m m. Illit "'1‘ : f‘ .. 3 l '“n'mz. \thn h. l, , .' ».l in his praises ' ‘- hut he added, I? M 10112. Jun. !.—8unou Un- termyer. coma-cl or the loci-lulu to macaroni-um that he would write Attorney-Genera: Daugherty to at men and money to HIGH GRADE COAL um and Bituminous Masons’ Building Material ' mus stun. for Driveway: M 7 atom 108 WM Street, the building «mama’s-lo man a m Inns-i ty‘o lieu-Ins W or the Prflenthl 1m M. to bou- Mum on pt}- nte not“. at Forest mama. It: :- * mi! SERVICE . , -2 _. , .. ,. THE Nonwmcom. mommy co. -| hrnon 113—. '_ an. m p ‘ Wmmnmmla’ :1 and mm“ comm-- at“ -, -' mp GIDVER l 'An opportune dim for th'eABRIBE, the MATRON, 981109 ForMen who care toDress Well stantly a pleasing sense of fine style. Examine the workmanship and materials—you see a definite promise of long wear. The price is reasonable for this fine quality. One Pair Sells Another We Guarantee Every Pair—'A New Pair .3; If They Go Wrong. ”$1.53 I COME IN AND BE FITTED BY LOUIS AVRICK “'l- mt so for .. | WOW] 'I'IO, “Id-- r,,. t" ' 1"" (:0 Iet'n mi 5",“ . - The Barry Shoe gives you ln- “ P. O. BLOCK“ . SOUTH-NORWALK i 56 South Main Street “Effective June Ei ‘ the GRADUATE, And the VACATIONIST to sup- ply themselves With Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves, Bras- , sieres, Underwear. Every item a money saving op- portunity. ' . Many more bargains offered too numerous to mention. .wem. ma. ' CORSETS SILK $1.50 Corsets. . . $1.00 UNDERWEAR 3 $2.50 Corsets... $1.95 * $3.50 Corsets. . . $2.49 " * $4.00 Corsets. . . $2.95 - 3 $5.00 Corsets. . . $3.95 * f $6.00Corsets. . . $4.45 $7.50 Heavy Quality Jersey Silk Sport Bloomers _ 'All Shades $5.00 I, for ‘oc-o of; $8.00 Satin Shadow- roof Petticoats ..$ .95 for ..... .. q... $5.00 Crepe do Chine Step- in Bloomers for ...........‘$3.45 BRASSIERES : $1.00 Brassieres. 79c $40001?” de Chine Envelope l $1.50 Brassieres.$l.00 S::‘f‘3‘,fi_,.....$2.95 , ; $3.00 Brassieres.$1.95 ' 7 I We also carry the Boysh. HOSIERY ‘ I form and Nemo Circlct Bras- $2.00 Silk Hosiery ..... $1 35 siere- 32.50 Silk Hosiery ..... $1.09 . $3.00 Silk Hosiery $1.95 I BANDEAUX ‘ $3.50 Silk HOSICI’Y ..... $2.49 1 79C Bandeaux- 59¢ GLOVES : $1'OO Bandeaux' 69c Short Silk Gloves ...._.-. 31.00 . ; . $2.00 Bandeaux'. $1.35 ’Long Silk Gloves $1.79 3 i . MME. JEANNE’I"I‘ ; omurunnuzmmoumsr.u. South Norwalk' l DODGE BROTHERS announce a . substantial reduction in the prices of - e' , their cars 3. n'oomn,m p . run r. um um _ 3 Announcement We can offer mattractive money-sa'.i.:g proposition to . AUTOMOBILE _ OWNERS ' - IiuhrmuocOontnct 0mm FIRE, THEFT, COLLISION 0R PROP- ERTY DAMAGE m u explain this pmpodtlon and mm you money. WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE The Taylor o Golden Co., Inc. South Norwalk Trust Company Building Ofllce Telephone, 1230 Frank 1'. Bandage, noun Telephone, 1391-3 3. H. Golda. Home Telephone, 31 ‘ Teextil Sreo FIRST ANNIVERSALY SALE! A year ago this month this store opened for business. Due to the liberal patronage. ac- corded us from the start it is gratifymg to state that the results were-indeed highly sat- isfactory. We therefore feel indebted to our ~ patrons to an extent of showing, as far as possible, our appreciation in a more substan- tial way than by merely expressing words of thanks. Aside of having marked down. the e tire stock to the lowest level on the 133818 of p esent replacement values, without, regard to previous costs, we are pleased to announce that during this Anniversary Sale one yard of any kind of material will be presented. to each purchaser of five yards of the samo kind of material, free of charge, from the hlghesf. priced Silks and Woolen Goods to the lowest , priced Cotton Goods. As a stimulus to this special occasion, we have received a large shipment of the latest things In Checked Voiles, Fancy Organdies, Dotted Swisscs, Silks, Sport Skirtings and Imported All Silk Pongee, which we will sell for the special price of 790 yard, and one yard free With every 5 yards purchase. .. , om..unsmprumlnmn Sort ¥ 3 . [I I , The Textile Store as WM Street South NM .4 4 a ‘4. p.’ a...“ MM“A.~” 4- 4.- Sam I Footwear
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