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TWO .mml
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Inns-imam: whodisdlnll‘arl‘ralka taw‘ys’anngol
I" m '9 h A reporter of the W Prob.
' while out driving a tow
a typical tanner
who related a ham incident in
which 1h". Ir. Fuller figured conspicv
uoualy. The scene at the story waaat
Cm River, about ,eight miles irom'
fidgeflehi. In the farmer’s own words,
theatory wet as follows. "
”Wul don't ye git it into the paper,
hiiti'll tell yeagood 'un, about anolo
par-nu way up wherelaaty llveinCrosa
River. 1 never keered ’bout singin'
panllna, so i went ’ronu‘ to Deacon
Green’s one Sunday anemia” to talk
’bont cropa with th' hired mau,whiht the
deacon an' the rout on 'ern was 'tondin'
meetin‘.
“l was “stained ye ken bet yer iaa‘
chaw, tor find the deacon an all
to burn.
" ‘Bello, Uncle Daul' m the deacon;
'jee theiellerl want. Theparuon so
some gale is comin’ to dinner. an‘ we’re
fixin' for" em. lean‘ tget away, no you-
’vegottohitch upuu’ go to ,themeotin
house ter cm.’
“ 'Waal, i’ll do it, h’godlrey i" no: i.
“i left the deacon wrestlin' with his
biled shirt, and his wiie pet-lint tutors,
and started {or the barn.
“ 'lley, Hank’ !' an l,to the hired man;
“yoke them oxen.‘
“ 'Wbat for 2* sea he: ‘ye linint goin' ter
plow on Sunday, be yo 2"
“Never mind what I'm goin’ ter do!
Hitch ’em up, darn ye. nn' hitch up the
pair or stem owr'u the lot. an' none if
yer sum !‘
"He yoked the two pair 0' oxen, an'
put. 'em ’i‘ore a stun hunt standin' outside
the big gate. 1 went inter the house
kinrler quiet like an‘ got the Boston
rocker. nu' put it outer the stun bout.
"Gee, haw!" au' oil I went ter the
v.“
M " luregaidtothscityturniah
hgthqmwithwater. ltaddition
“12%me avenue. it
k that twoothera he made
mama Eugineeu Rider
and ood.tateaaix-iuch contraction-at
got Bivusido avenue andthe
,J’dnt road, End Norwalk. and a
flair-inch connection at the clutter of
Wavenueand the turnpike. Therm
arriheingputinto—day. 'l'heconneetion
betweenthecityand buoagh pipes on
Weatavciaswillbeopenedto-day. The
, one on Stuart avenue will he opaied
Mightmndthe one in Eaatyriorwalk
'l‘hequiationotpricc wu discussed,
hutpgd’eiinite action was takeu,and
Wmeetiugwillhcheldthkevening
forthatpurpme. Itiaprobable, however,
thatthn citywill allowthe my.»
havethewater at a certain rate per
thmdgaliona.
Nor-alt has leaethan 4,000,000 gallons
dyater in the distributing nuervoir
' mflpingflillandnone in eitheroliis
am reservoirs atBilvermineor Irwin.
“.23. Y. The Grape, or Bilvermiue
Wu“ drythia morning What
waterthoboroughhaaon hand willbe
savedforuaeincaseotiire.
PM?“ [00 INBW.
When and [low They Spend nah llnnra
u ‘ In. ' ’ houa. lgot there ‘ ' the
Willlee meetin yes all y was
yesterday “I"; ”Wuh’mefilg” "m “m“ singin’ the sockdoliger. an druv' iu the
front door.
“The parsou didn't corn out till the
last, when I nailed him:
“'Cum, git on parents, thb is your
keeridge; I'm [rum deacon Grecn's.‘
“Wad,“ Parson Fuller didn't take the
jokeingood part and jumped into the
Boston rocker, an' rid all the way to the
deacou’s, whilst the hullconimglniou loi-
lered in u long permiun behind. amt—
tarin’ the dirt in clonda.
"So that was one patron who wasn’t
stuck up an‘ kuowed how to take a joke.
b‘ godtrey; but didn't he go for the
victoals at the deacou‘a l"
PBCL'LIAB “8101‘ CASE.
In. Christ Conklin, of East Nor—
walk,haaretnruediromaviait toSmith-
'flhLl-o . . ‘
Ii. Lillie Allen, of Bridgeport, in
viiting her father, Frank Allen. Cove
ME-tflorwalk.
Ira law’s J. Reynolds is visiting
friends at Newburg on the Hudson
mid New York for a week.
Henry Thomas, of New York city. is
aghast at the Thomas homestead on
“avenue, which is now occupied by
hi brother William.
Ii! Luelh VauHooeenr, of Franklin
avenue, a the guest of has an Coley. of
w Ital- “I mt II In Alleles! ith
Fred 3 Ambler of Main street attend- ° ‘ m ““1... "
ed the God Tethplar’a state convention
htBridgepin‘t yeatgday afternoon.
Henry Douala“. at New York city, h
Wr- Minnie-ton
liasKitty Parkman 0! Bridgeport}
aouietyyonng ladies, i visiting lriends
iatbhoroagh. .
Ira. FIJ. Camp, at East avenue. who
h-heenserlonalylllat the rmidenceot
hi tighter, In. R. F. Way, in Hart-
.lolll, duringthepaattwomontha, iter-
pectad home the latter part or the week.
Stow“! return to duties in the Over
Dr. Annie It. Reid. o! Raiding. has
tiled a wtillate with Hm Amt
liddlrbrook of Bridgeport to the effect
that Hobart Partly. the Boston colored
man known as "Five fingered Jack.” in
hollering tron: chronic pymuia, which.
originatedahouttwo yarn agoalteran
attack at phurisy. l’ymnia. in nothing
moreor le- thau blood po'lannhg. which
wklleit is produaive o! ulcus and othr
disagreeable features, has not the deadly
malignancy of glaudera. Notwithstando
ing this report of the physician many re-
aidentn in the vicinity where the sick
maniuareinclined who akqititnlnml
there are many who still believe that
the man is anilering irorn the glanders.
Agent liddlebrook is constantly in
receiptoi contradicuwy reports reganl-
ing the man’s condition. Ono oi the
Manchurian who vielted Pnrdy n
fewdaysagonid thatthc aiilicted man
was receiving tbcbeatot care. the board
havinghlredoncman at .3 a week to
take kind and water to him, and another
at 019a week to wmh the patimt and
keep his garments and anmnundingu
ell-an.
unions. Burl-on, othatavenuc.
wholmhmm the summerat
Hewpart. m home laatevenlng.
firmdailflhporttu Newlandon
hummummaanm
Int-dthuway toBorwalk.hutahewu
Political Pol-torn.
TlieDenwcvataoithe First aud'l‘hird
votingdhtrictawlll holdacaucuaatthe
Imam WM «yeti-4w»
temher ll) to nominate madltatsa
tortotvn odiottt. The llenmraticjlnrb
vammmrmm
I
Theitwnldicauotthe “Maud Third
voting dhtrlcta hold a cam for the
nonunationotcandldatss tor town oillr
on. next Tuesday evening. The bar»
ough caucus takraplace londay evening.
main-am?“
Three games were playsdlnthsltor-
walkWherlclab’a pooltournameut last
avarrlag.aatoilowa:
u. Boumn, momma-:7, 7. to,
4. C. 4—4”. WA. Weed. rated tw-
aavau ”3.8.5. ll.I,I-41'.
, Item-M W.3.Wllccu, rated {arty-he pm
Wink“ thuwkodruwfla 1'.I,ll. ll. 0-“. it. While!
WW will. 8A.? 5.5—0.
“no. at Mord
“klrfirtorlran. Itllalo
utWaat avenue,
bibelflot Yalenisn
“melanin“
am “mmwmm
Malamute“ llev. George LPul-v
W’flml
MW. aura. allbhrk. .
glan'au». lonelier.) 8.1%
All. 0N A0009?" 0]" A Bill“!
BBIBGBNBT nuts.
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the m mil-e m M a. ,
M Altght in. a 'l'rntn In W
t. final-tuna“. Trial follows.
‘ ‘ ‘fibr‘r‘af‘r only held itbm
Bridgeport, wnthecauseofalively
light on West avenue late last night.
Earlyintheevenlng ahewent ootior a
walk withGllarleaWilliama. They were
sauntering up West avenue when Wil-
liamllamiltm walked up andtrled to
cut Williams out. The woman was
agreeable to this. but Williams was not,
and Hamilton propoaed chartiaing him
for dadqu interim in his love-making.
William: was badly n‘bn-ad and later
made a complaint to Chief of Police
Gcrrnley, who found that Hamilton and
the wcruanhadgouetoBridgeport. The
edit-er telephoned to have Hamilton and
the woman held. The Bridgeport police
nabbedthem justas they eteppcdirom tocargoatamxfimhg
the 12:55 train. Upon later information mum his rail road mm in” a”,
from Norwalk the woman was released, handaoi arecaiver.audthattactnatnrnlty
but Hamilton was held until this moru- retarded operations. ,
ing, when he was turned orertoChief "More 1 banana identifier! with the
Gonnley. lie rm bronght before Jua ”In" r be» "WW“ lu- In»
lice Austin and an interesting trial fol 3:". Ilztmpubl‘ :3 :1“ ii. biimflww:
lowed. The Morris woman was prompt areal] honorable and reputable men. so
and testified in favor oi the accused. «unnum- hum no mime-acute
Alter hearing some (urther testimony
ttonintha company's transactions. For
the justice decided that Hamilton was
figuration-”that! antaudlnte
guilty and him .1 and lie pany in good ialth as a legitimate
paid up.
Wm ontorprtte, and it is being eon-
TIIBATlllifAI. ATTRACTIthS.
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Baiwrioa. Bhiueaausl lie-man, V
Bchrlrer.
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. mm can in man Thinn-
‘ ywlwhcwen; gathered about him wars
M Joe-pa n. Mathew/York; “Judge
William 0. It ctBalatn; X T. Bar—
H, at lawman; 1. WM and ex-
,‘ JIdgeJ.B.Boalt.ot Baum Be-
“. Tlmothyllopklna thk grandamy
d legal talent represented varlonaothu'
mtaatnntn—thslinbharda. oi Bridpport; Ill
In. Aunts c. savanna. or has Angels;
and the Sherwood; at New York.
. loariaa I'na on Ila-d.
Iiward t". Searlaa, oi lethuaa. who It.
torrid the widow oi Bark Hopkins. and
hwhomthem,m,tmor mother prop
aywaalert, totheexpreasedaeclnstonct
Myllopklna, waacn band to stand
the will. He had several prominent
to aid him him They were Wil-
Allen Butler, Wilhelmina- Myuder-
GeneralT. B. Hubbard and Thomas
Ismlman. or New York; Colonelsolov
Lincoln. oi Boston, and Richard
o! Cambridge. Judge Rollin K
on sat on the bench when the court
The wltoeana to the will. Ileana.
.‘l‘hornton and Norris, were called
bathe Maud by Colonel Lincoln.
The \‘ltdowar ‘I‘eat flea.
“Was Mrs Starla or round and dispos-
his mind. Mr. Dodge?" asked Colonelun
twin.
Belem the witness could answer, Mr.
Why. counsel tor Timothy Hopkins,
ed tor the willmmh prlorto the one in
nta and dated Nov. 5 law. Counsel
hat-rial objected. but Judge Harmon
Ft‘re
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Batterisa: Staiband Wells, (hodall and Ht}
May.
lac-rut, Whips Warren,
New Omar. Sept. zit—Though nu-
maroua ohatacleo were placed in the way
otthe management oi the Cal McCarthy
and Tommy Warren glove contest the
allalr came ct! last night. Contrary to ex—
pectation McCarthy won haarlily and
prov ed himseli an excellent borer and as
cool and clever a 1.3 general as ever
donned the gloves. roughout the (weir
ty-one rounds oi the tight be bad a shade
the heat 0! it. About “.mllchangal hands
outha result, and as tha outcome oi the
contest was contrary to general expecta-
tions the “talent" but heavily. Both men
weighed in at 113 puumlzl The light w“
for a pl‘r'aeol tl.5lw—z‘~l.:m:o m.- winner
llltl W to the defeated man.
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n.
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Vin-IF
ducted on thathaata ldonotown, and
theretoreloonld not have been given as
alleged, ahali million or the company’s
stock. All the moneys received by the ,
company have been spent in developing
the property, and stockholders harem
calved no returns and do not urn-ct any
until the work laid out has born well an
complinhed.”
DEABON WHITE’S CRASH.
In feta-t to Corner the Corn latter and
Ballad.
Nair Yon, Sept ta-SL V White 0
Cu. at New York and Chicago, whom
anaaaignniant yesterday. went uadar ha-
eauat theytried to corner the country’s
supply at the grain tor Wilt!
October delivery and tailed. \l' all irraet'a
verdict. altar having dig-ted all the news
Collin. Knurtnlnmnta oi Internet In
Local l'lav-llo‘ora.
The Milton About Opera (annpunyfiho
are at the Opera House this wwkpppear
ed in the Chimes of Normandy last event
lug. to a largeand appreciative audience.
The 'company. which in command of
clever artists with sweet voice). did the
opera full justice and were well applaud—
rd. Milton Ahorn, as (leopard the Miser.
enacted his part with much skill and
was ably aided by Him Marnie Taylor.”
Serpoletta the mischiet maker ol the
village. They were well supported by zrwwn'lngwmh'e mm;';“fl
the entire comm! This wet-in: ticna grain aw, tackled wmethiug t.
Olivettewillhe the attraction. During Work-in mart,“ . later
theweek.belors and between the acts, I.“ when u M to control mm
mm “WW”- "' ‘5'“ “‘3” market in Chicago and backed against
soloht, will renderadectiom. llis skill-
anch wily veteran grain specialists oi the
iuluern was remarked upon by all last Wind! Citra- Anaou'r. Schwartz. are»
evening.
h it was made on tha
:20“th at Mr Searlrfiud
l‘l gave halt 0 rs.
warp- ate to her husband and the
can hall to Timothy Hopkins. Mr.
Saarin- waathsn put upon the stand. lia
told his liia history, which has a tinge of
manna. its was born in Metbuen, Mara,
In!” hlinrw July t last. Ba lived
thera oi and on until tall
I‘- from to Ilia.
In the firing oi I” he met lira Hop
ktnaiu flan Francisco. lie went to bar
with a letter at introduction, asking pep
mission to view her house. On numerous
occasions thereafter he met her in them-t
and weal by invitation
"my (Militia-la Ilnvw-rporz.
Asarur mun. N. J., f-t'lti. art—At long
Branch the pigeon much between bottle
I. Davenport, oi Sew York, and l-‘re-lerirk
Huey, son or the pre‘ttlrrll. or the Adams
Meditations. was won by lien-y, who
klllad eightydire birds to Davenport's
ai'hty-lonr. The match want for $1,000 a
aida.
anon». to Mar-t Sol-up.
llbmxnrxcr. lnd.. Sept L'ZimOttgl oi
the greater-t races in the hi~tory oi the
trotting turl will occur horn lu'th'e-n Oct.
mick. Oounaalman and Dumas that nasty
phlaticatcd B all a'trret man found him—
asli in the handa oi the Phlllstlnoa.
0i Pat Rotlllt'y and hill commuy. bill-
. . . . lira. Hopkins hatll'lilm that shawls 19 and Nov. ll. .\‘«-.lmu 3:;lti \llortnn.
cdlor Muse: lhill inlay t’Vt'llIllg. lb" mTtfl:r;m.:;uml‘::;t my 1:23;]: twenty year: his milnr When the man 3109‘. the greatest ”oping attliinlls on
Toronto World mys: “The Academy"! m. umtnareabmt will)!» bushel: ring-waspropoaed Mn. llopkluuonaultrd earth and Sam) [ho a lliF'wunulr'rltll
bar adopted aon. Mr. Searles {lltl not know
what Timothy said, but he objected.
“When was the proposition oi marriage
that made?"
"in the autumn cl 1553. but not by me."
“She proposed to you. then, did she!"
”She did. air."
“When did you make the propoaitton to
but"
“in writ. Themarriagewaaagrcednpon
la Smut-bar of 1m. in the .rly part at
the month. at Saw York."
lava and (or Inlay.
“Will you tell are why you entered into
a marriage contract with a woman twan-
”one year- older than yonmm"
“l married for all that the was, love-—
love and money both. ’
"Which was the atrongar motive. lovaor
Music: hadnym-kul house last night to
witness the first appearance oi the Par
Roomy Comedy Company. and it is cute
to any tllateveryrne who saw the per-
iorruance went away more than ph-asmi
and satisfied. The entertainment was
steady throughout. and sparkling with
refined tun any pretty singing and drum
into”
A large audience was primnt at Bun-
nell'a Bridgeport theatre Monday night
to are the many novel feats of Prob-mu
Bristol's thirty trained honm Since
the last visit the animals. which exhibit
almost human intelligence. have her.
Kentucky mow. will melt int a purse of
“new on the kite shaped track.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
The acting mercury or war luu awarded
to John Moore. at Syrmuur. S. Y. ,the
contract (or completing the unfinished
gymnasium building at the we»: l'oint
lilitnry academy. The contract price wan
more
At Sheboygan. Wm, James ll. .\irnd. a
I'll known bunker. loll drml irnm heart
disease while walking on the street
”Southern iii“ 'l‘tllst and Construc-
tlon eompmy at J-xc‘mmvillr. Fla. ha-
“ pineal tn the hand~ ui «'t receiver.
Frederick Bolivian. loo-ml gem'ral oi
Chili in the l'tlllml States. who was to
often. held by Vl‘hlte & Co. in fitting.)
and tha west. The average price at which
the corn inbrlieved to have been porch»
ed waamccnta a lunhel. For some at it
aahighaaflcantawnpaid. ilhad been
going down almost avar- aince Mr. \Vhita
hogan bn ng, and theprice yesterday was
C. that! ring been a daclina oi l7 cent:
in time works. no enormous drop
would have raquirad the resources oi a
nnlnnalhank. andthrdartngapocnlator‘r
tailors wu inevitable.
The (than loan.
Cnlcaoo. Sept. a—T‘nc (allure iii 5. V.
Whilst Cola branch house hare created
a deal at excitement tor a short time.
iallnra was a complete surprise to the
trade in general. who looked upon the
taught than new tricks. Denim Ir koauaaonaottheatrougaat. ma’yi' l _ , z
the salient; Wally laughinr. en: T“ W 5"“ '“ “PM“ “W" ""‘°"‘ “W" l ‘” WW” “M" 5.1.4123?l.;'5'£:.f,ilf..1'.‘;3“.‘;‘i{:1
asa clown mule there is none better. thraey ears ”w A“ Am”""""' thatquontton. mvklonalgmrramom
38°
olii. V White. Hiimine. ilodnrau it Go.
announcement-or corn on the Old»
age tor aercnut oi whom it may
concern. it was, at count. tor account cl
8. V. White 0: Ca. ”m
Baa Brothers Q Ca. Fall In
“manna. Sept ta—Owtag to the tall
areci 8. V. WhitetCo. thawell known
banking and brokerage hours of it.
Brother-h Cahaahaoncloavd. ’l'heyhad
“Wk cash in White's handa
Judge Barman ruled that the question
waaoompatant.aad Mr. Snails- answered.
“lava."
“Did you have any talk almut the dia-
pnnltlon at bar property prior to man
mirror
I. On” liar “no Turn to Think.
In the course at his testimony llr.
Starla said that whlla in Calliornla he
want on moral amateur into the coun-
try with lira. llopktna and hsrdaughm»
lh-law. Ba did not aaaant to lira Hop-
ktaa' proposal or marriage ior thra- ysara,
lnordortogtvs in a chance to he sure
thatahawaaaatianad. lle hadheverprv
vtoaaly propoasd marriag- toany one.
latherpringot lmhsweut to l’lovlda
m aatbaguaatnt lira Hopkiua in her
Sultan, Comanche and the others made
a large share at inn. It in impouible to
remrd the many tricks hem so it is
suflicient to any that tluxie who mils
seeing the horse» to-uight will repent it.
The reigning Willi!) of theprmnt
tlwatrical season in New York. is Mine
Marie Wainwright. in her magnificent
production oi "Amy Mil-art." at Palm-
er’a tlieatre. This in aid by all the New w m “nu-a“.
York papers to be the moat superb series 5“ Ammo. 7,," W ”,0.“
0! stage settings ever seen in illustration baa
olahistorical drama. Then milim— mar.
trativo or Keuilworth (belle, (,‘onnrw
Mam, timwich Palawmnd many other
tannins places in English hhtory tliat are
tarnilhir to American tourists. lira
Wainwright'a pertormance ct Amy has
raked her to the that tank at American
actrelaea. She is ably tainted by llsnry
Illller as leicm. Barron Bill. lltandre
One million two humlml and lorry-right
thousand dullnn oi the ill-m of Jersey ('in
will tell due on Nov. 1; memo will he
paid and the remainder lauded ulna-r
cant
Bow-tan iiiulrle "we: to acquire Milit'
St. Nicholas, llayn. lot a naval station
Within the next putt.
Thshudy ul Mary lorimky. who on...
from till llld iirmett nleeruay
y, was round in the Morris canal.
I..." (inn-ll Volt Plow 'WIIId.
Martin, dept. fits-Judge time. in tha
”Iliad Bum rim-tilt court rruilrnvd an
opinion against mom liarretl nl llnltl
liars. llla counsel moved to have the
Was served upon him in narrow
anlt an able. but the mutt declined to do
an William A. Jrntt «retracted with
Gum: to connect the liaitituorwaudOhlu
company with a cable he was
train England. Jewett mid not
his work 0mm» (Jarrett backed
out. its brings suit [or neuron Asharp
what would harm-Halon"
ma. fladlduatkanwatththllmoa
thdayatrhs until-re. liar. amt. aa—
tliattarbardaath. buttidaut think it
thud-sat
”manhunt-waiting»
aayattlahaadwhanayattupttfim
1h!
Wahhamlamgw make war ”Mumf'imm
mm-..“ . ”WWW”-.. ally Mild to hair adult-eh
: 'Altarrewheapa. Mitwuan‘nltheiméitkr
Jollyt‘tnnmodoreflyahaeandCaflaln hwtutrackaadwayiayanantouah
Joanooney,wlth a crew at gallant
tamflledimmllllcmktheotlmday
on the last, anntnodiouaand munch
cratt“ltlverQim."herdratinauou he
lagthetlanhary dock. All wentwell
untlilats (bur-lock cried out tothe
whsalrnan,“‘l‘he boat in settling nan-ad
Geneticallyxhasordered .n mu» “m
tliaputnpdaititwasoinnavaitcaptaln
limyiaintsd,sadas Mwnsenrrled
belowhe shouted to Hate (mt.
"Save the ship, boys, More] die!”
(lomodorsllyxhae llorrowed a patrol
Wandrmhiagw the lookout,
orderadallkaadatotkeyawl and-lake
iarthedock.htthsyawl hadhsaalatt
atlonghaaehwlthahaflprnkatctala
Thwfllrceasd’wantto thshattnai.
hithegallaawlesra and crew were
and. wmwwhgm
hatworkntarthsnaahmydcck,
Carma» Abbott at the fair.
WAVIIIJ. it. a. m. ill-M am
“will flflml the ill! of the
an my Agricultural ancietm lat w M!
It: youtwday. Entree tlunllatml m
. cumm- wm ever More "Nutt-
“tithe-tutu lair Toda the «Mtagaol
tho htats Woman‘s (than u Tribulation
Inla- was dedicated and Hummer Ah
hrttaad hbatal rtatlsd the lair
A it" ruminat- autism.
Hm Dept. I-Jl‘ta m do
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The old questionnever return-
ing, and not to beanewered with-
out due consideration. The best
way to solve it is to come to our
store and take time enough to
look through the various lines of
DRESS MATERIAL
we have in stock. One thing
that will please is the variety of
our assortment. The patterns
are extra uivc. They are
Stylish and New,
and when we get to prices we
can’t be beat.
36} inch Cushion-re.
and black. 34+ vents.
3:4 inch Serge, all colors and
blackfiti cents.
42 inch Serge, all colors and
black. 49 cents. .
We have just received our
Mew Stock of Velvels,
in all the popular shades, at
98 Cents Per Yard.
Don‘t forgot we have a full
line of
Foster’s Kid Gloves,
in black and colors.
(in December 20 we will
PRESENT!
to the person who returns the
coupon» representing the largest
amount purchased, the elegant
BERRRRM SUIT.
as exhibited in our store. The
sewing machine and piano were
given to mutation, but this time
we have mloetral uonnething {or
individuals to try (or.
The coupons are now ready,
so be sure and get them each
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