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are some mighty fine patterns‘to‘ Mom.
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BarryShoesFancyStyle
'IarryM'SioesDoekTan . . . . . . . . . $7.50»,
‘ Barry’Gliw.m 356.”;
' Barry Fang Oxfords 1n the Newest _
Dark-MahoganyShoes.........,......$.48
A Very Good Men’s Dress Shoe . . . . . . . $3.98
‘ Every Pair Strictly Guaramed—A New Pair if
They Go Wrong
Rubber Heels Already Attached
.flisistheonly storehitownwha-‘efioBIn-yShoo iseold.
LOUIS AVRICK
P. 0. Block, So. Nor-walk, Conn.
'65:.“
Mme. Jeannette
56 South Main Street South Norwalk
~ Open Saturday Until 10 p. m.
10 Per Cent. Reduction on All
Makes of Corsets as
Carried in Stock
. ' HOSIERY
$2.50
_ Silk Hosiery
Full Fashioned
3‘ $1. 50
Silk HoSiery
special ..... ...... $1. 00
$2.00
Silk Hosiery.
Newest Shades
“‘95 Special. ..f; ‘. $1165 ;
Silk Lisle Hosiery
Special ......fiwom 69¢
SILK UNDERWEAR
$6.00 Crepe de Chine Nightgowns .. .
$5.000nepedeflhme0hemise
fiMGreped’e‘Ch'ne Chemise
$5.kame
$5.00 VanityFa'n' Um Suits .....
$3.00VanityFairVests
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Nightgowns . . . . $1 00 V ests' m Step-ins
emise ......... $1.00
Petticoats ”......HSJAB Orchid or-l'lesh
$2.00aset »
floomers 95c
Vests . 39c
$300 and $3.50 $2.50
French Kid Gloves , Double Silk Strap Wrist
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5 R. ahanton. tor My 31*!
do!“ “ruminants“
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mp1 or court.
A appeal. to President Hardliix to set
'sslde the sentence which had been im-
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ton mum 18 wen-SEW”
wailan race 11111 “at!“ in; sun J
twenty-acre tmct 6:15.113: MW
of Jot-gen Jocenssn. engineer tor the
Hawaiian Hdnes Minion Which
is directing the projefl; In unnamed
todav.
George P. Cooke. mtlvo sure-
tary of the commission said that it
the 20- acre hots were found to be
insufficient. _the settlers undoubtedly
would be allhed «(111mm Mn
which to rain produce 5w on“
themselves amy {ruin the cities. resi-
dence in whldh has been regarded as
having a deleterious enact upon the
health and veil-Semi of the Rural-
lans. r
GIRL HAD nan MATURE.
BRISTOL. Ell-3.. March Ill—The
extra inary more of 114_ degree.
F‘ahre hell. was the recorded tempera-
ture of a. rlrl here. who was Mering-
from the g-rlp'. '
When first summoned to use them
the physician said he was maimed
to find that his clinical thermometer
recorded a temperature of 112 degrees
but. thinking that the thermometer
was out or order. he requlslfloned two
others only to find that they broth
recorded the lame Nth point.
During the night the patient’s tem-
perature advtnced two degrees. Ap-
propriate tredtment was at once ap-
lplied. the girl‘s temperature gradually
subsided to mrmal or thereabou‘ts.
and she is now stated to be in perfect
health.
Medical journals here do not record
an instance of such temperature being
followed by the patient’s recovery.
GIFT'OF THE SEA.
IIONOLULU. T. 1-1.. March 10.—
A gift of the sen—eighty pounds of a
substance believed to be ambertrit—
came recently to Harry Flint. keeper"
of a lighthouse at a lonely spot called
Kalae point. on the most oouthernly
tip of a lonely spot of Hawaii. and
col analysis in the hope that it may
be the spesmwhnlo concretion
which is valued at $28.11; ounce.
‘ mmt said that shortfy after he dls—
hie--lignt—houal. j
tmh up on5 theL shore-Land some
. mmnoe'slmiyr to that 'which he had
$100 . ;
dbcmered. was found in the mammal
( WEI-299A!” —PER.
WA. Nell); min: (L—Success
5§a bee- keeper is attributed to‘ being-e
wirrgood standing with my neighbors“
thin towards the bees", by Henry Clay
' (fioney‘) Cook. retired policeman
or this city.
When the honey is first taken of!
I give near neighbors a. generous sam-
ple and alwgys:send the finest I hose."
; Mr. Cook; who explains that the
7 policy makes them good boosters.
"With his nefihbors as boosters Mr.
cooks bees yield him erm 31,200 to
1 1._W0 a. year.
BACK BAD TODAY?
and makes you dull nervous and
tired. Use- Booa’s M 12111- Md.
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mended by your friends and nelsh- '-
‘Weak kidneys-the reinedy
bors. Ask 1on1: neighlifirs.
me. .1. Emma homes; a
1th says: “An am 31 the
“flu" left my kidneys in a very un-
healthy condition. My backnearly tell
'Wmmm ‘1 and the
washing. mooning work put my back
in such a. condition that I could
‘hs‘rlll‘y get about. lira-c): no em:
{and lore m the morning.
I could:
hold a spoonmi any we. so
spells eiz‘ne over me. Wey’-
‘Pills had been so highly recommen‘ ,
‘ded to me that I got some at Still
mPowell Drug Store. The row}
”boxes I used» entirely. rid me or
wens and out my nerv‘es in good
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to the president. the“former .
has been sent to New York for chemldf‘i
covered the miss on 111.1 rocks below :
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as a. result of soveetening then; disposl-_ .
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The woman of large figure will find the
are made (inclusive
give fie appearance of a slimmer waist,
and smaller bust lines. These comm
rect corset.
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way “In answer to this call comes the pump With
one wide strap across the front and having a101, 1
bread heel. Also a dress pump in light weight f2: 7
mg the new block heel. There are oxfnrds ~
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$831
m, both patent and dull kid, with one
strap and Baby Louis heels,
mm 11mm saddle,
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to:
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midfield Wheels. 3 93 9
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Russian afiskin, all with low sports
heels, $12.“
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Colorful Dress linens
Closely following the first. arrivals of c ::Eam
and swiss fabrics com the linens, rich in 1-. 1* and
beautifully woven. The weave of these 11L v inens
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is very smooth and soft, woven in such a 11
keep it from wrinkling easily. And this 11¢ :29 15
what makes it. so acceptable for dresses and. ~.;1 IS.
The shades are adorable, not bright and grim -. )Ct
full of color. Lavender. (Topénhagen and 11.: M,
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pink, old rose. tan, brown; yellow, gnu .1116;
Width is 36 inches.
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