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N ORWALK (Two Stores) SOUTH NORWALK
Don _’-t Put It Off—Put On A
Real Summer Suit { .
5 ‘th the early day—fresh when you turn down the night lamp—-
$51: are! the satisfying suits you Will find in our summer display. Fine
tailoring and expert needlework gives you that spit: and span appearance
desired by most men. . p ;
Palm Beach ~ Mohairs ‘ I Gabardines
Patterns to satisfy every Here‘s the Suits that are. For the man who wants
exacting demand, together good for social wear as *woar as wall as good style
with real style. well as business. ———hore s the Suit.
$15 . $15 $20 “ $25
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IT '3 THE FINE TAILORING THAT MAKES THESE sun‘s SHAPE-RETAINING.
$20.00 ‘T° $30.00
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Wifé 6f Impeached ;* ‘
Gov. Seeks Ofice‘
TEMPLE, Tex. June 2°..j-MI'I.
Miriam A. Ferguson. wife of
Former Governor James E. Fer-
gtison. has opened her campaign
{or the ‘Democraiic nomination
for governor oi.’ Texas by issuing
a statement appealing to . tho
Ferguson name by nominating
and electing her.
Mrs. Ferguson referred to the
impeachment of her husbandby
the state Senate in 1911 and asked
that the voters repudiate the im-
peachment by placing her in of-
fice. The former governor is not
eligible for office in Text. as the
result of his impeachment.
voters or the state to clear the i _
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moron. eraser
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.PAJAM‘AS
$1.45
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’1 stroke BUYERS will um.
clam these values. _ -
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All Sines.
White and Colors.
ALI: SECONDS.
Values 32.50 to $5.00.
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GIVEN T0 YALE
DURINGYEAR
Classes of 1874 and
1899 Credited With
Largest Totals of
Alumni Fund
NEW HAVEN. June 20.-—Gll‘il and
*~.:o.lgcvs amounting to $3,119,685 to
2112(- university during the past.
I nor were announced at the clown“,
Ix.:lt‘ht‘tlll yesterday. of this total.;
‘-.T:.\.s.ss was received from vsri-i
‘uu‘l :nurros and 8000.785 from the
lulmmxi fund. ,
'- ’i‘h.- largest individual pledge came :
.rs-um the trustee of the estate of;
‘.lolm \\'. Sterling. Yale 1864_ for:
UN! u‘slalitishment in his memory all
four additional Sterling fellowships;
One will be in English literature to ‘
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THREE MILIIIONS Dixie Peanut Butter ”0 Lb. Tin Crystal GELATINE, 713.?”
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MAGNOLIA BRAND 2 Calls
CONDENSED MILK 37
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SALAD TAPIOCA t
10 Pk _'
DRESSING c g \/
New Pack Japmse
Preserves
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Evaporated 3993i. CRAB MEAT ‘
WORK is the breath of life to
this shop—~that'e the way
we make our living and improve
your living comforts. “'s‘re lire
plumbers—very much alive to
your interests.
The Nash, Raymond
and Dean Co.
2 m1 BILL ROAD.
be filled’ by Professor Chauncey
Brewster Tinker: one in religious!
MILK ArsYonFamfllar-With 33¢
education to be filled by Rev. Luther i
Allan \l'rlgie: one in Tyne~Bihllo-}
graphy to be filled by Andrew Keogh, x
unh‘vrhliy librarian and one in An-g
clcnt History and classical archaeo-
logy. the appointment to be an-
nounced later. ,
The second largest gift. also from ‘
the Sterling trustees. totals “50,-;
000. to be used as a maintenance;
fund for the Sterling Hall 0: Medi-g
cine. in addition to the funds for the ;
erection of the building. The school i
of law received a gift of "H.000?
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“THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE”
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Announcing An Extraordinary Sale
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Of Lamps ‘ elected were:
Chairman. Courtland D. Barnes, without the things you need. Read ‘
New York: vice chairman, Reeve the classified section regularly.
Bridge Lamps, Table Lamps, Boudoir Lamps and Floor Lamps—Every Schley. Xew You}: «cm-mosey“
Lamp on Our Entire Floor Reduced 25 to 33 1-3‘jg—A'Rcal Genuine Lamp‘ f}; g:§3?§2;§,;wpfi§‘§fiiv133;;
Festival at Very, Very Low Prices.
directors. Percy Jackson. J. Sanford
Barnes. Henry .1. Fisher. Thatcher
N. Brown, “1 E. 8. Griswold. Clay-
lun Du Boaquo. John J. Downey, all -
of New York.
which is an additional pledge of ‘
Harold Denver to increase the Harold 2
Largest Stock of Refrigerat-
ing Machinery and Iupplios
in the East.
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POLLEY
Refrigerating'and Supply 00.
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ARCTIC 10! moms %
SERVICE 01‘ ALL suns
3 can: 25c . “1° Hammers!” Roll? mm...
BREAD
Prudent—Economical
With The Tasty
Home Baked flavor
Ideal Loaf (emu). 7c
TRY OUR CELEBRATE};
mooaaco BLEND
COFFEE
Famous for its P115 Ran-o,
Dope‘y Fund to a total 0! 8500.000.
0f the alumni fund. reunion class-
es contributed 8145.656 and the non.
reunion classes of NH and 1599
tale. ther gifts amounting to 335,000
t'nt‘h. The classes of 1574 and
1879 have each given 8100.000 since
graduation.
omcers of. the Alumni association
were credited with the highest to- LIBERTY BLDG- BRIDGEI’ORT
Louis D. Mattern
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NEW CABBA E mm: mm m““382c lb
Washington Office-—Onray Bldg.
earners—draws: mantis
FATE.“ ATTORNEY
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The Princeton club of New York
has established at Yale university a
scholarship of $750 per year to be
awarded to a boy nominated by the
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Hutchinson News in TopekaCapital.
who died at the poor farm October
10. last. and who is buried in the pot-
3100.000. according to information
reaching the county authorities here.
got affidavits of Eggstein's death
that the aged man had 821.000 in in
Kansas City Bank and 8100.000
worth of bonds.
street. supposedly a stranded harvest
TABLE LAMPS BRIDGE LAMPS BOUDOIR LAMPS hand last summer. He positively re-
Rsegécfilo? , _ . _ $4.98 Rsegecfalf?0 _ $10.50 Rggecfilog. . . . $2.95 gody's business who he was or where
Yale Club of New York in commem-
oration of the congenial relations of'
he Yale and Princeton clubs during‘
he World War.
James Gamble Rogers. of New
York City. has been appointed archv
ilect of the Sterling Memorial Ll-
brary to be erected at Yale in place
of the late Bertram G. Goodhuo.
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FIELD “0811! $100,000
J. Eggsicin, supposedly a pauper.
er'e field was Worth more than
A man who did not leave his name
rom Supt. Tom Fall of the poor
arm and a local undertaker. ssyi
Eggstein was picked up on the
used to give any information con-
erning himself. saying it was no-
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R§§é§£ii91 $15.2 $533192. $16.45 . BIG REDUCTIONS
and so on ———and so on
_ . . he belonged. He gave his age a.- 57.
use; $10.50 Ré’fiefifii"??z. $14.25 05.3.3130- $15.5
'F. H. BAXTER _’
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‘i‘ilford. Green Sear-Isa Russell‘s
‘ FLOOR LAMPS W
Regular Price $24.00.
. SpechPrice ..... 0. $16.25
R£1m$n$2875 $19.48
Begum Price $35.00. an and, or ”Rpm hoax.
Reggfi¥fgge$uso $23.50 Wham-nest“.
BpeclalPrice ......... cl $49.85 whim-m" Patterns with
an soon ’ , .
Porch Screens, New Perfection and Florence Oil Stoves and Ovens—Ev-
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Elsewhere.
erything for the. Cottage, Home er Porch at Much Less Than rYou’ln Pay. .
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LANDSMAN’S' 1 mm...
g . _ . WellSL.‘ - maker» * '. i
zany ,Wool Blankets:
some as sold: and ad-
‘3393 to, $10.98 $16.50 to $25
Comfort and Smartness
in Bathing Suits
Splash l The bathing season is on. And 1'0“
need go no further than this store to 1qu appre-
ciate this fact.
Bathing Suits made up in various knitted ef-
fects in subdued and striking color tones for men.
women and children.
_. H; $1,50to$12.98
Salefmm Dresses
There is a Wide latitude of choice in both color and de-
sign. In many summery colored combinations. The
price range is exceedingly varied, each price represents
a very attractive value. — '
WASH DRESSES SILK DRESSES
Extra Values In Sm artly
Styled Coats ’
Special ofiefing of all our late Spring styled coats
SPORT COATS DRESS COATS
>$10§W ' V $18M
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