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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08

eningS thereafter
The joint committee On the Hunting
ton of the :'boiIing-down committee
which was commissioned to pare down
the plans and specificati tons to meet
the appropriation. Builders who have
examined the plans and specifications
express tie opinion that a surprising
reduction may be. made without in any
way impairing the utility of the build
ing. The wide difference in the esti-
mates of theecost as evidenced by the
bids submitted is attributed to the
fact that the building of the same
character has ever been erected in this
proposed heating appa ratus is out of
propo1 ton to the remainder of the
building in the matter of cost and
that it is largely. experimental. This
part of the plans will be gone over by
the whole committee at the next meet
ing which is expected to be soon
At the annual meeting of the STRAIT
ford Fire department held last night
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Harry sWi1coXSon,
president: Frank c.. Evitts, vice pres
ident: Frank r Edwards, secretary;
H. c. Lowell, treasurer; Martin Knapp,
trustee for three years. A big Feed
combined efforts of the firemen and
their guests made no material inroads
on the supply of eatabIes till long
after midnight The proposition to
submit the choice of a, chief to the
fire departments of the town did not
goose offered by Selectman James Lal-
-Iy was awarded to -a,-Bridgeport man
who. told the best story.
The W C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Hubert Hart. Park St, Paradise Green
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08

solid ground along the road. Men who
are obliged to leave before daylight
TO get to their work or who return
after dark have difficulty in getting
Friday the residents assisted the driv-
er of a delivery wagon in getting his
horse out of a mud hole Without as
sistance the horse would undoubtedly
have been lost. The open weather has
added to the trials of the people in.
road would be as rough as a plowed
field and now that it is soaked with
water animals and vehicles sink in the
mire. No attempts are made to get
through with loaded wagons. Pedes-
TRANS get in and out of the territory
by travelling on the stone walls, which
while hard and dry are difficult to ne
gotiate in the darkness of the early
morning after the electric lights have
been extinguished.
Supt- w H Kelsey has rearranged
the grading of the schools to accommo-
date new scholars who enter after the
school year has advanced. Pupils who
now enter after the c1asases are well
under way will be given an opportun-
ity to review the ground already COW
motion at the end of the year. I'm
der the old plan the pupils who en-
tered late in the year were unable to
go forward and the period was practi-
cal1y lost as they could not be advanc-
ed until the next year. The new plan
is expected to show good results. It
has been successfully applied in other
places With the adoption of this plan
it is believed that the schools will re-
turn to two sessions in February
The first lecture in the library course
takes place tomorrow evening when
Prof VIM. Lyon Phelps wilt talk on "A
Literary Pilgrimage in Great Britain
The lectures will follow Friday ev-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
WHITE GOODS OFFER
TIMELY SAVINGS

Jacquard Waistings, in assorted pat
terms, striped designs, floral, small
checks and various others, regular
price zoe per yard, sale price lie per
yard.
Soft White P1isse useI for Iadlea'
fine underwear, regular price zoe per
yard, selling price. 14c.
Fancy Checked Dfmfties in Mil
lengths, sale price 1Oc per yard GAG
sorted patterns).
A small lot in Soisette in assorted
colors, Mill lengths, one yard wide.
regular price 25c, sale price 15c per
yard
Mil lengths in Mercerised shfrtfnz1
in an assortment of patterns, striped
designs regular price Csc per yard,
sale price Tic per yard
Thirty-two inch wide Corded Shirt
ings, regular price zoe, sale price lie
per yard.
Dainty patterns of Figured Sglsaa1
and Lawns, regular price Z5c per yarI.
sale price Tic per yard
Piques in fancy design, black. blue.
brown and pink stripes regular price
Csc per yard, sale price Tic.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
SAIL FROM BOSTON--BUT
SEE new ENGLAND FIRST

'sSail from Boston But First See
New England is the title of a very
attractive folder just issued by the New
England Lines for the purpose of MAX
ing better known to the people of New
ENGLAND the middle west and the
Provinces the advantages of Boston as
a port of departure for trans atlantic
travellers.
The folder tells why you should sail
from Boston-why Boston is the logical
as well as the most delightful port OF
departure for those who are planning
to go abroad.
It also sets forth the wonderful fas-
cination of a journey across New Eng
land to Boston 1t pictures the love-
linessa of New England Lakes n1oun-
tains, countryside and sea coast as
you see them from the car window on
the way to Boston
1t is full of information about the
Boston steamship lines. 1t gives the
sailing schedules of these lines and
contains an excellent map in coIors of
the routes.
Much stress is laid on the fact that
time is saved by sailing from or to
Boston-that Boston is 100 miles near
er Europe than other great American
cities Thus the traveller Eaves near
Iy II hours time. That means a good
deal if you are in a hurry to get to
Europe or don't like the sea.
Copies of this folder may be OBJ
tanned by addressing Room STA, South
Station, Boston, Mass.
WANT ans GENT A WORD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Women's and Misses
Goats at Strict Economy
Prices

The reorganization sale has brought
about radical revisions in the prices
of coats that make it worth while
to hustle in and buy now.
One Lot of Fifty Coats 81 inch in
length, all wool materials, seasons
best fashions, regular price $1,000
and $1,000, sale price $6.75.
One Lot of Fifty Goats in all the
Wanted Materials of the season in
Guiding ChinchiIlas, double textures,
etc. models on the most approved
lines, regular $500 and $4,000 values,
sale price $9.75.
Our Immense Stock of $500 coats
which includes every worth while
fashion and every material that has
reached the degree of popularity for
present day wear. Included in this
lot are coats made of the finest Chin
ehilIaa. the most beautiful Boucles
and the charming finer grades of
double texture materfalS-all genuine
$4,000 coats at the sale price of $14.75.
Black Broadc1oth Coats "a inches
in length, lined throughout with guar
anteed satin. the richest kind of outer
apparel and true $500 value at
the sale price of $500.
Plush Goats, the acme style, loan
ing to the -Wearer a rich appearance
that is seldom gained outside of a
far richer and more expensive gar
Inent, regular $500 and $4,000 plush
coats, sale price $3.50.
$4,000 plush coats at sale price of
$22.75.
$4,000 plush coats at sale price of
$1S.75.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
ARREST employees
FOR $4,000 THEFT
FROM EXPRESS co.

were made early today as the result
of the prolonged investigation by the
police of extensive robberies by for
mer employees of the Atlantic Express
Company. The details have not yet
been made public but it was Learned
that the company has lost more than
$25, 600 worth of valuable PACKAGE
during the past six months throue.-
drivers and checkers Complaint
from shippers started the company ON
the trail Other express compaufa-
followed suit and it is understood trat
the police are still searching for miss
ing employees who are believed to have
worked with those under arrest.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
North End Residents
Hike On Stone Walls
HUNTINGTON ROAD IS -INIPASSA
BILE AND RESIDENTS FEAR
THE DEEP N1IRE LEFT BY
HYDRAULIC co.
STRATFORD

Stratford, Jan S-Residents of the
vicinity of the Huntington road are
complaining bitterly about the condi-
ton of that thoroughfare and the Sc
lectmen are being criticised for their
seeming neglect. The Bridgeport Hy-
draulic company dug up the street last
fall to lay mains and they left the
road in a deplOrable condition when
they quit for the winter Mains were
laid to within about 400 feet of the site
of the proposed school house on the
road and the remainder of the heavy
iron pipe which is intended to finish
the lob is DEPOSITED about the only
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Women's and Misses
Suit Prices Smashed to
Smithereens

The reorganization sale places
within the reach of all women our
gorgeous stock of fashionable suits,
beautifully tailored and finished in a
fashion denotative of the high grade
tailor's art, that prices that on usual
occasions barely purchase the most
Regular price $4,000. sale price
$22.75.
Regular price $4,000. sale price
S16.7S.
Regular price $500. sale price
$12.75.
Regular price $500, sale price
1918.
Regular price $500, sale price
1918.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Domestic Departments
Contribution to the Big Sale

Outing FIannels in a varied assort-
ment of Mill lengths actual values 10c
Fancy flanne1s for kimonas in a
very pretty selection of shades 12c.
EDEN FIANNELS, Mill lengths at
lac.
Eden cloth, 14c.
Mill lengths of fine Zephyr ging-
hams at 12c.
An assortment of Mill lengths of
shirt patterns striped designs all 12c.
There are an assortment of mill
lengths and there are only limited
quantities in this lot.
ed to below the cost of manufacture.
Lot Number 1
Small checked ginghams and figured
lawns in floral and striped designs, reg
uar &c per yard, sale price &c per yard
Lot Number 2
CoIored lawns and figured ducks,
Madras and cross-bar lawn, regular SC
and 1oc yer. yard, sale price 4c and &c
per yard.
madras and cross-bar lawn, regular
Lot Number 8
Figured laws in stripes, figures,
checks, dots and floral designs in all
price Sc per yard.
Lot Number 4
Striped ginghams in all colors, suit
able for house dresses, children's
dresses, and boys suits, regular IL u C
sale price SC.
Lot Number 8
Near silk fouIards in checks, dots
and figures. in all colors. Regular 15c,
sale price Hooper yard.
Lot Number 6
Figured lawns, batiste and Linnette
in stripes, figures, dots and floral de-
signs in all colors, some bordered and
some plain, regular 19c and 25c per
yard, sale price 12c per yard.
Lot Number z
F1anneIs in floral designs suitable
for kinonas, regular IL IL c, sale price
SC per yard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
COMBINATIONS

Ladies combinations made of
batiste, crepe, silk and fine nainsook
with drawers, circular effect and cPv-
ers trimmed back and front with Ger
man Val lace and some alI-over en-
broidery.
Regular price $1.9S sale price SLID
Regular price $1.49, sale price csc.
Regular price CSC. sale price CSC.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
NIGHT GOWNS

Ladies Night Gowns made of fine
crepe batiste and nainsook, prettily
trimmed with Swiss embroideries and
Val lace, some Empire effect.
Regular price sass, sale price $2.49
Regular price $1.98 sale price $1.79
Regular price $1.49, sale price CSC.
Regular price CSC, sale price SIC.
Regular price 79c, sale price &C.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
MICHAEL FOLEY FOUND
DEAD AT TOWN FARM

Torrington. Jan. 8.-MfchaeI Fole--
SO, was found dead at the town farm.
this morning, from exposure and In
frnities incident to old age. Fo1r--.
who was one of the oldest resident
of the borough. had been without a
home for some time and lately. until
committed to the farm. had been
sleeping out of doors and in outbufa-
ings- He had no relatives.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08

one from each county. The Fairfield
county member of this committee is
Representative John H. McMurray of
Bridgeport. This committee was to
report by resolution the names of their
selections to the General Assembly to-
day
The Bridgeport Senatorial delegation
Senators Whitcomb, Mcneil and
Newman-was on hand this morning,
Senator Mcneil, and Represent atives
McMurray and Wilson having arrived
last night
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Conforters

fine line of comforters that are sure
to lease, regular price 81, sale price
89c.
Very handsome nicely lined sateen
comforters, original price $1.49, sale
rrice 81 "a.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
PETTICOATS

Ladies' Petticoats made of fine
Nainsook with deep fIoupces of en-
brofdery also solid Val lace hounces
with ribbon run insertion to match.
Regular price $2.98, sale price 81 40
Regular price $1.9S, sale price SLID
Regular price CSC, sale price SIC.
Regular price 79c, sale price CSC.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
DRAWERS

Ladies' Nainsook and good muslin
drawers, circular and Helene styles
with ruff1es of embroidery and linen
1aces.
Regular price CSC, sale price 79c.
Regular price 75c, sale price 63c.
Regular price 49c, sale price 44c.
Regular price 25c, sale price 19c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
"Forest Mins'' Underwear
to Be Discontinued

Offering marked economies in this
celebrated make of medium weight
underwear in an assortment Of styles
to be sold out to make room for the
spring merchandise.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Embroideries and Laces

Seventy-five hundred yards (z5OO)
OF embroideries, flouncings. corset
covers, regular price zfron1a-1 DC to
25c per yard selling price will be
from sc to TIC per yard. Rarerly has
Such an assortment of embroideries
been gotten at such exceptional
in our Embroidery Department to
make room for other goods. If you
VIII avail yourself of this opportunity
TO save money you will have some of
the finest embroideries on your sum-
mer lingerie.
Wide and narrow Hamburg inser-
tons. .edgings. and headings. nice pat
Wide Insertions and edgings, double
edged insertions, beautiful patterns. &c
Beautiful patterns of Hamburg
double. edge insertions, dainty edgings
Sc and 12c- per yard
12h and Is inch fIouncings 14c=per
IS inch corset cover embroidery 14c
and TIC per yard.
Lot Number /
An assortment of odds and ends in
embroidered designs in co1ors white
blue, ecru and lavender, originally
same were 49c and 39c, sale price 19c
per yard.
Lot Number 2
Odds and ends in all over MEETINGS
tucked and dotted designs, originally
were 49c per yard, sale price 24c per
yard.
Lot Number 3
Odds and ends in all over laces
lowered designs, originally SEC and
69c per yard, sale price 24c per yard.
Lot Number 4
Odds and ends in all overs in an
assortment of designs, original price
up to $1.00 per yard, sale price 49c.
Lot Number 5 =
All over. 1aces gold embroidered.
originally $3.50, sale price CSC.
Lot Number 6
An assortment of fancy braids and
edgings, Persian effects, that were SC
per yard, sale price Sc per yard
Lot Number z
An assortment of trimmings and
braids that were 10c per yard, sale
price sc per yard.
An assortment of beltings and
braids that were originally sold for
15c per yard at &c per yard.
Lot Number 8
Lace edging and braids that were
originally 19c per yards, sale price
1Oc.
Trimmings, beItfngs and Iaces origi-
nally rs cents per yard, sale price 12c
per yard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
PRINCESS SLIPS

Ladies Nainsook Princess slips
trimmed with genuine Val lace and
Swiss eTnbroideries, all sizes.
Regular price $2.98. sale price $2.49
Regular price $1.98, sale price $1.79
Regular price CSC, sale price 79c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Fur Goats

80. r uT COdGS
$176.oo Hudson seal coats, sale price
$4,000
$4,000 Hudson seal coats, sale price
- $4,000
$4,000 French seal coats. sale price
... $69.75
$500 French seal coats, sale price
....... $59.75
$500 French seal coats, sale price
10000 natural Pony beautiful mark
ed with beaver collars and cuffs,
sale price $79.75
$4,000 natural Pony beautifully mark
ed with beaver collar and cuffs,
sale. price ..... $69.75
$4,000 natural Pony marked with
beaver collar and cuffs. $59.75
$500 natural Pony. $50.75
$50. 90 black Pony. $69.75
$500 black Pony. $54.75
$4,000 black Pony, sale price. .S47.5O
$4,000 black Pony, sale price. $3.50
SIS brown Marmot, sale price $59.70
$65 brown Marrnot. sale price $54.75
$50 brown Marmot, sale price $37 so
$135 dark blended squirrel, European
S0S.IO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
OBITUARY

The funeral of William Mead was
held this morning from his late home
at 8 o'clock. A high mass OF requiem
was celebrated by Rev. Father Muir
phy at St Augustines church at $50
The services were attended by a dele
cation from Cecil Calvert CoUnc1l,
knights of Columbus of which the de-
ceased was a member The bearers,
an members of the Knights of Column
bus were p H. Ryan, john Gaul
John FITZGERALD, James Walsh, limo
fhv O'ROurke and Patrick Lynch. In
terment was in St Michae1's cemetery.
Joseph Caraher, aged so years one
of the best known residents of the
Ninth district and parfshioner of St
Charles church died yesterday after
noon at his home, AS Brooks street
after an illness of about week Win
tive of ireland but came to this city
when a small boy and had resided the
greater part of his life in East Bridge
port. He took an active part IN poll poll
ties and during the last Democratic
administration he was an inspector IN
the street department. OF a quiet dis
position and unassunling manner ne
made a host of loyal friends who
mourn his demise. He is survived by
two nephews, John J. and Joseph E.
Caraher and two nieces, the Misses
Mary E and Elizabeth NJ Caraher.
Riverhead. N. Y-Mfss Esther Har
ris. who walked out of the jail with
the 1a1leT s Keys, IS barred from re-
&-.rning Warden ConkIfn changed
II enc locks
sun rises tomorrow ....-.-.. 7:19 a. M
sun sets today ......... 4:40 p. m.
High water -11:53 a. m.
Low water -.-....~...--.6 :4S p m
Nho0n TIE PRET'rT EST FACE &c = 49,
and the most beautiful hands are OF
ten disfigured by an unsfghtly wart-
II can easily be removed in a few daya
without pain by using Cyrus Wart
Remover, for sale only at The Cyrus
Pharmacy. ESQ FairbeEd Avenue and
ass Cannon st
CBEANEASY. THE BEST HAND
SOAP.
Guaranteed not to injure the skin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08

Ladies' medium weight corset COW
ers, high neck, short sleeves that were
originally made to sell at 49cs now
soc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Lot Number 2

Ladies' vests in medium weight iH
high neck, short sleeves or high neck
and long sleeves made to sell at 80
cents, now reduced to 39c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Offers The Most
Amazing Values

CASH MUST BE RAISED with which obligations incident
president
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
I. J. COHEN
The New President of The
Laborde- GeIman co.

succeeds the retiring president, Charles
GeIman, whose interests in this de-
partnent store he recently purchased
MIR. Cohen comes to this city DIRECT
FROM THE LARGEST DEPART
MENT STORE IN AMERICA, where
Tor the past six years he was engaged
in the most StupendOus forms of mer-
chRndiSfng and prior to which period
his experience in merchandise was
both varied and important. There is
no doubt that his ASSOCIATION, with the
MISUNDERSTANDING Co., bringing to it as
he surely Will, the benefit of his TWEEN
ty-One years of, valuable experience
VIII serve as a great impetus to this
already thriving business.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
UNDER MUSLIN PRICES
IMMENSELY REDUCED
IN THIS GREAT REOR-
GANIZATION SALE

Thousand and thousand of pieces of
the daintiest under InuSlins especially
produced for women of fastidious
taste are contained in this immense
sale at prices which are barely shad-
ows of their former selves
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
A Few of the Values Selected From the Host
Lot Number 9

Lot Number 9
Silk Iaces in brown and green origi-
nalIy 20 cents per yard, sale price
15c.
SILK lace Insertions and. braids
originally sold at 49c, reduced to 24c
per yard.
Lot Number 10
Cotton Torchon Laces and. edging,
also insertions in different widths in
white sc per yard, sale price Sc per
yard.
Imitation CIuny lace used for. cur
tains, original price 71sc and SC, 12c
and. 10c per yard, sale price &c per
yard.
Lot Number IL
An assortment of fancy beltings sold
originally as high as Csc per yard
sale price lie per yard.
A lot of Val laces sold as high as
&c per yard. sale price Sc per yard, in
white, ecru and cream.
Lot Number 10
An assortment of silk fr1nges sold
originally at SO and 9 cents per yard,
sale price sec per yard.
CORSETS
D. H & c. corsets with unbreak-
able side steeIs, sizes Is to 80, regu-
Warmers rust proof Brasierres,
values up to $1-0O, sale price 42c.
Warmers rust proof Brasierres,
regular price soc. sale price 22c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
CORSETS
Table Linen

A lot of genuine fine linen Damack
in a nassortment Of patterns. So inches
wide, actual value $1.00, sale price
79c- per yard &
Round doilies of pure linen Darnask
size X 6, actual value SC per piece,
sale price 4c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Lot Number 3

Ladies' medium weight pants. were
SIC, now reduced to S9c, (knes or
ankle.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
CORSET COVERS

Ladies' Corset Covers made of good
nainsook nicely trimmed with en-
broideries and lace and ribbon run
headings.
Regular price csc, sale price 69c.
Regular price 49c, sale price soc.
Regular price Csc, sale price 19c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Lot Number 4

Ladies' part wool corset covers with
beautiful hand crochet edging and
silk facing that were 75cs now re-
duced to sec.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Lot Number 3

Ladies Vests in part wool high neck
long sleeves or high neck and short
sleeves, finished with pearl buttons
now sec.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
:F'URS

Beautiful furs at surprisingly low
prices. The first we offer in this re-
organization sale are all new this sea-
son authoritative and distinctive, many
of which reflect the modes worn at
the present time in the fashion CEN
tres. Coats are all full 54 inch
length. In buying these furs at sale
prices we do not: wish you to lose
sight of the fact that all furs sold by
us have a. permanent value renderin e
satisfactory service at the time of
purchase and afterwards. They are
made only of the finest quality Sc
lected skins and contain the highest
workmanship possible.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
FLANNELETTE
NIGHT GOWNS

Ladies' FlanneIette night gowns in
white and colors. high and low neck
with cuffs and collars embroidered
also extra sizes.
Regular price SIPS, sale price SIC.
Regular price CSC, sale price 79c.
Regular price 75c, sale price sc.
Regular price 59c, sale price 42c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
CIEANEASY. THE BEST HAND
SOAP

Guaranteed not to injure the skim
Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust.
Grease. INK. Paint and Dirt. For the
hand or clothing. Large can 10 cenIA
Manufactured by VIM r. Wiuu. 244
Fse=axfard Ava 4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
E. II. DILLON & co.
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JANtJAKY
a REVISION
IN PRICES
SUITS AND
/ OVGRCOATS

It's not what a man
makes it's what he
saves that counts.
Look at the saving
made by spending now.
500 to $50 Suits and
Overcoats -. $16.5O
SIS to $18 Suits and
Overcoats -. $3.50
$40 to $12 Suits and
Overcoats ...-.. $3.50
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Fur Sets

Scarfs. long and wide with the
large pillow or senli-barreI shape pre-,
vailing in the muffS. ALL of these
beautiful sets offered in the reorgan-
ization sale at a record price smash
ing.
$4,000 sitka pointed fox, sale price
$4,000 sttka pointed fox. sale price
$500
$500 Sitka pointed fox, sale price
see 90 black Fox sets sale nr,c $oo s9g
$500 black Fox sets, sale price $50
$4,000 black Fox sets, sale price $45
$50 black Fox sets, sale price $3.50
$4,000 black Fox sets, sale price $40
$4,000 Natural Raccoon sets. sale
price -....-S. $500
Sets of beautiful black Lynx Cat
Lynx, Skunk and Opossurn at price
reductions equal to those stated
above.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Lot Number 8

Union suits in high neck, Ions
sleeves and ankle length, were 800.
now 69c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
KIMONAS

Ladies' long fIanneIette f1imonas in
all coIors with collars and. cuffs trim
med with Persian trimmings, some
with heavy cords and taSsels.
Regular price $1.95, sale price $1.49
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-08
Lot Number z

Hand finished extra size Union sui ts
in high neck, long sleeves, ankle
length, regular $1.25, now SIC