" ‘ Herrod shop, and a few left the Field- ;
to reports by the union ollleints.
E_l_ll_§_B t
iated Press'Despaiches Up to the
flour oifioing to Press.
’sri'tiita or THE LASTERS.
y‘lildltlatlons that it will not he so Widespread nor to Long Lived in
tit t
was at First Feared—Twenty-
slx Shops Ail'ectcd, but l‘nion
Officials Claim that Twelve Have Made Settlement.
(asst-mime Prose.)
“Brochton. Mass. September zo.At
anon today the indications were that
”the strike of tasters would not be so
widespread: nor so long lived as was at.
I made this forenoon. and still more
were expected at any time. according
How-
ever. forty-three men quit the A. M.
,‘Bmard and D. W. l-‘leld factories, to-
, fleet wore built. 1
Santander In order to make a demon- .
5
day. Twenty-six shops are effector].
The union otflcials claim that twelve
firms have made settlements.
BLAKEB THE LIBERALS.
The Duke of Ieuton Says Canons
- would Newer l ave Accepted War
(By Associated Press.)
Madrid. September L’Il—The
men of Bilboa. where the cruisers
which belonged t Admiral Cervcra's
e decided to go to
stration against the defeated Spanish
admiral on his “return to Spain. The
government. however, has taken nica~
sures calculated to prevent the plan be-
it: carried out and the ministry has
also forbidden tit-tiionstratloiis welcotm
ing Cervera honic.
Captain General Illaiico cables from
Havana that lie is not in accord with
the Cuban colonial ministry. to whit-it
the government have l‘f‘lllli‘tl tliat Wlillt
Spanish sovereignty - ticttul in Cuba lit
must :lpjl)‘ :t‘itoitoiiijc. and, therefore.
he could not iitiii out ll1-' colonial gov
ernniciit now in llllll't' atid appoint a
new oiic. -
The llllht’ oi 'l't‘lllilll, who was titltils-
it r for l’or- igii affairs iii the cabinet of
the late pl‘l'illl‘ r t'aiioiiis (lt‘l i'astllltt,
lo llllUl tl tin unlit}: iii an interview:
"Senor l'illliihih, ii iii- had littd, noiiltl
never have act-t-pttd war with the I'm-
ll‘tl Stalin.
coltrliit'o-tl that war would lead lllt'\'l'
ably to the I'lilll oi i-tpaiti."
Continuing. the duke tlit
Lilli-rails. who. he said, could litin' in
(‘aittivas atitl ttiysnli wt-ic
blatii d
ct'tetl war. t‘llltt‘l‘ by new ptitig tim pitif-
it rt \1 good Milt.» til the l‘tiitcd Stain
minister. Iitiirial Stewart \\'t‘totlloi'd.t~r
by trt-ati’titt with ”10' liisiiigritts oti lit"
bnnlh of ('ttbati llllll‘pl‘ulll‘llt‘t‘. or ii) nil
lug Cuba.
in conclusion. the duke of 'l‘viiiati r
marked: .
"St-tint .‘lll’tslti l.- I‘i‘t-[Nlllbllilt’ for all
our tllatlnli‘l‘st and must in- ciwtt-d titttii
power."
.. . ..... ”fin"-.. .-
Kll.l.l'2li lllb‘ llllti'l'llEll IN |.\\\',
illy Ame lllll‘tl l'l't'ttt-l
l't'I‘I'y. limit. 2:" ”till.
Fits shot and lluldlill} hlll'Il llit- lilll
thcr-lii-iaw. hict’tt-iiatid.
Ynlr. titillirit tottitti The
loading lilliile tiiid oiiarrifit-it
land litittlly ltltllllllt-tl iiitt
starter tiwiii. \\ltt‘1l Fill t-tinic tntt ot
the house with it idiot gun and without
It Vltlrtl llri'll itotil hart-be at hltl‘lt li.iiit|
The liiitcr ii-tl limit to» bot-ti», initita
with «but.
3111‘ Hilldllrzltit I'lltthl \lth’l .\i it
(fly Amt-eluted I't'csttd
Nl‘w Yolk Hi'llll‘lll'tt‘l' .3" 'l'lit- ltllu|ll
lol ship ribbon-mt it .o-ttmt at the Pen
llsylvtttibt l‘iillltititl phi tit illii~4\ t‘tti
tittltu’. Fult' bititiultt :iitt t-itl.
altogether ll‘tllll hltttttittiit t‘titut-oii
Major t‘lini'lmi liltlinitiu. lll tllitl'gt‘ it!
the .Il‘lillMlHllllii limpititl tiithi ll‘lll
order! to lillit‘ the dub lti l’tiit \lttrt
Vs.
NIKKI Nldflflllifi IS itl’fl'llf‘il'l'
tlly Mutilated Fwd”)
llostott. fit‘lllt tttltti 2!" “to win. it ”1'
“mini lMlit l U ii l“. hits \lllltl iti
bold tltt tit-xi .tttiittiti an ion iii lblttttl
Itch.
ticptwiiilwi
.ldllit‘! iicat
l“tl \ti-i't‘
Mtl'll'l
lI-II'M' titt-t
stilttt 11‘
”a" , a... ...
.Il'DlHll "MM‘H III‘IML
lHy herniated l‘tettttl
New "Hill". t'otin. Imietotw iln
Joelle llcach. ti prominent and tllfltwtl‘
illl elan and lodge of the
I‘mfl’l for l lilmiltt'i of your
about I”.
b
tittiitt
work-
iIlPtI littltt) ‘
l tons? in wan. arm's.
(By Associated Press.)
l Wall street. 10:l0 ii. m.—Chniigcs
were small and trading rather light at
lthe opening. saints and losses being
Cmai'lttat. This stock opened off. rallied
and then broke a point and Rock is-
'ltlntl toll tit. Wheeling & Lake Erie
‘preferred. on the other hand, rose llfi.’
Wall street, 11 a. ni.~'l‘he downward
.moveitient tincov'rctl liberal selling or-
‘fi‘lll'h’ in some stat-its. notably heather
,prcfcrrttl. on talk of a new opposition,
it-onipany. aiitl People's Gas. Good
iallllllifiil w..s accorded Sugar at 116%
.itid the heavy absorption forced the
tsliorts to cover largely. The stock rose
.to its”... lirooitiyti ’l'raiisit atitl i’co.
tilt-s“ this riillicd easily. litit the railway
llal tagged in spots. There was renow—
‘d prtssiirc against Sugar townrds ll
o’clock. which fcrrcel the price over 3
points. and the railroad list fell to the
lowest.
the bulb: was strengthened by the
Sugar. wlitcn 'inovetl
strongly upward to 1:3”. it rise of over
:12 poiiiis from the lowest.
‘tituyaut'y of
Moderate
l’ncitlt-tt
‘ill‘l'ltil ”1'!" up ii'iictlotiaily. al-l lllt’l‘t'
itiyliti: of ill" lil‘illlgi‘l’i and
-\.i.\ .i lil'lllllll l' undertone to the Ki‘il- .
’l‘tll :ipt- ‘lll..l.ll)ll. Trading continued
lull. Salts to noon, 22tl.il-l.
Wall sit-mt. L’ p iti.- I‘lit- traders
who ii;.il gitiit- tvtoiit: .ll' it tlltic wort-
:ln'ttltitlizttl ill ilit failure oi the money
uni-tic! to loosen tip on the gold t'll'
4‘1‘Hl :iiiti llll"\\' il\'i'l‘ their holdings,
\ :--'.tlt"l‘it‘.i: demand by the shorts lit'ltl
tlit lti~'l tout titci' tor it time and the rt-r
'll\t'l_\ ~ttltst-tltitittly lbt‘illlit' quite pro
itt.ii=.n-tl itll Iii~i\'_\ purchases of Sugar
i'tticd at 12%;
Sen \'ttrli llt'iilt'
.iri: tl hihttlll) :ilill lillli‘lll'll II", a not
hit lllll‘ttlt'fl, \tllli'll
not ill rmpc. tivcly.
bit-alt ot iiitie points. ‘
[viitt't‘ti ltli‘tl litr‘t'Ai. Ant-:N‘l'ri.
tllr \idb‘lfllt'tl l'l‘whl
\\‘.t‘ltllt|.llttli, .‘tp'l‘lllltl‘l' 1:" The pri-
ititttt ha~ d s'i'tiatrtl the tiitti of In
t‘. v-i| h" t‘tliipaiiv, of lltlrlitll. MEL”. ii
'1 mil minis of the lllllt‘il ‘l'dlt‘ til
it ll ft l'l ttl~ ill lli" lidtttl Ill l'ttri
lit. a db are now or tutti lil‘l‘t'llli 1‘ Hill"
l‘llllt'l‘ the military jurisdiction of the
lttt'ttl Stain
r‘liN \‘I't'll l”.\'l'tt.\' I‘Nl'ilNSi‘ltti‘s
tlly Associated l'ressJ
llittittiitL t'ttiitt. :1. |t't'lltlt~t' '2”
Htiiator W. W.
~ltoilt of lullith-lr Sunday Night is lit
‘1| tiut'oii-t'loth I‘lllllllltill He told
\tvy Ititb- tiottt'blitiitttt and lio- Ilt‘:tlit
i tuttit‘ttl.
his
"illitll, \tlitt summed .t
ltlt XAN' \' i.l'I.\\'l-Z.t hittNllllMl.
tilv Associated l't‘t'loll
Mltllllt‘.|l.fll‘||l|'llillt r L!" The Star it»
til“ liitiotitiit-w titttititi-it tliitt Nutty
llllllllil‘tlvllll-rllit‘ Il|\ lat-l ttlglit litr hit
lltll‘t. llililllllinldlitlillfl i‘t'tntrh that
-h. lliill with to l'illiillt'
‘i'lt-i I‘llflill'llt‘ .Ilt‘ ||lllt|‘1l lit limit! it!
it... t\I' lti tit“. ll“ ' il‘tivt’ llPltJll‘ tti
Iilllt limit the twin and limit ”10' on
With 'tti l'lllt‘lllll obit-9.,
in Norman h‘ttt till ittillittill) on
to lviitlt out. Illtti ll‘illilll' lll'llillst'“
t- l" lttt irtlit'tt .lll‘l lltil out of 3.1““
it" llllli‘tl it H‘lll_i out. ”if |t|ll“‘
tit ball that llllllilit'i‘
lit tlit -llt'tit tl'lil Alilttll‘lm tti London
|.-it now not otilt il‘.‘ litittittiilis
tot litlllltllt tiettiitii but still litlilt tiittiglot
Jot Illllhlal and trtltli- and lit! stititll
trtiittiibt for sheep and this».
iltt
'Hii titolt rot-tit tomb in "‘llilrul‘t' it
that \A littlt itiit- t'l’-t‘llll to it... "1pm..”
of Moliuttiutttl 'l‘ht- diamonds and vii
but ti-wl iii the lll'l'itl‘fluttlln ttrc Worth
'liptllmllml
little in one i lll‘inlltlll lllliil'lt't for
mi, Jim ittlttiittlittitn lit tltcitt ili‘liiiiti;
out in t'H‘l‘)‘ illJttltt in Japan; one in
ll.‘t,ltttit iti littliu; one in 1.“:le lti A1»
lint, tttiil one tilt.iitttt iti tho l'llillt'iet'
empire.
-fiths...
A feature or the population statistics
’ll \tt ittii \tptroliti in the huge pro
tittt' iiti t.‘ tuttltt i I 'l‘lllitlf‘ 'llw tlv
tiltli' . titt‘ttldlttitt ii in illl‘ i.tl it
am. At prcwot tI-H the l- ieitntlw
ltn every loo malt-r.
Wait ttlrt"‘i. iiooii wt'ozilldence among '
. . W .
BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COIPANY.l
. The Boston Ideal Open Oompsnyl
.opensd I three days’ and matinee en-
tgngemttnt. last. night at Hoyt's Theatre.
presenting Glrofle-Glrofla. 'l‘bs attend-
.nnes was large. The company has n
tgood tenor in It}. 1.. Weston. and the,
tleading lady, Min Evans. took loootll
‘care or her van, and Elbert Couch tittil
load comedy actiiig and singing. Thla'
opera hi not musically popular, the sire;
"Will“ the filthy quality that pleases}
audiences.
give Olivette. There will he no motl-
noe this afternoon. hilt l’inafore will be
given tomorrow afternoon and tomor-
row night the Hampton filrl. Popu-
lar prices. 10. 2’) and :20 cents.
MClt‘ADDEN'fi ROW 0? FLATS.
The scenes of Mi'Ftlfltlen'l [low of,
Flats is laid wholl: ~ "renter New,
York. and no more pi'olttlt: ground for.
any play may be found, comprising an;
that great population does a character
from any and Mary nation on earth.
“the. play is intended to show the far-
cliil sldo of life in the great metropolis.
i
t
first feared. in ndditloii to the several lml’ml' “"3 "“1" ‘ “Teammate“ "6 t and that It attains its purpose in sorl- ‘
settlements made yesterday. another t‘m‘ “’V" r ls“ ‘°“‘-’ 0' SW" “Home“ the t lively move“ by the shouts of laughter
fwlilcii greet. its every performance. it";
is one of the cleverth farce comedies
guow before the public and comes no
stranger, to this city. having alreadyi
gliten made Welcome here last season.’
It will be at Hoyt's, Saturday night.
i Y. M. C. A. BAZAAR. ,
l Tonight the chairmen of the different
committees anti president of the many"
societies taltltig part in the Y. M. 1‘.
'A. bazaar will meet at the ('cntral;
tcliilt-roonis. at it o'clock. to conclude
tinal arrangements and get his: llit-lt‘ilif'f.
,tlons. it has been decided to make
Monday afternoon. September 26. Chil-
dren's thy. A special elfort will be
made to make their visit it most enjoy-
able one. The "Klondylte'f will lie in
charge ttf Miss Florence ltcniiis itnl
\llss Estelle lliirncs. There are many
ilcli nuggets to be explored for and
found by the children. All articles titt—
natctl to the tiazttar will he left it! the
t‘ciitral cliili rooms Saturday. Septem-
ber N. All food will be sent Ttiettlay
morning. September 13;. If Mrs. George
E. McGoncgiil. of West avenue. is not—
tletl. goods and material Intended for
the llazaar will be called for. Thin
t'tminlllll‘t' iti charge have it great treat
in store for those who enjoy nlltrlt‘ anti
dramatic doings.
ltlSlNil STRENGTH ilAl‘ll)l.i’
tlly Assoclatctl Press.)
iltdhim. Mal». Sl'lllt‘llllll‘r :itt ‘llttll.
'l'iiotiuis V. llayartl. was i‘cftortctl as to
lug cotis‘tit-raltly number this forctiooti.
...'tcr on Illlt'OlllltirllllllP night. Mr lia-
3’tlltl i‘IWflrHl .o be losing strength tap-
ldiy today and ltw ii.~ thought that ho
i'tlllltl not ~uri'ivc longer than three or
four dm 5. '
Norton-:2
Special Town Meeting.
'l'lic inhabitants. lawful \‘tttiri. «1111:.»
loan of Ntvwaiit are hereby titt'itli-l
iiiti \HIlltt‘d that .i bl) i.t 'l‘.-wii him
.ig itlll be held lit the new Town Hall.
lli‘llt-l‘ of Wall and Water tsli‘tt‘m, iii
tiltl Ntti'tmllt. on Monday. thc L'lttli «Int
tit Still'ltllt‘l. N's. .‘tl \ o'iiotit iii the
-\ Hill): in! tli- ittEloniiit: portion; to
air
'i‘o 'tilu- action upon and mint,
lot-tutti :'<l\'lrilltll' the following rent»
l‘lllttll viz
"I‘~l‘l\"‘tl that ’llf' ."i"t‘:‘lllll‘ll of tie
l‘ttMIl of Norwiilh in and ”my hereby
tlt' atllltiti‘itt-l tttltl ‘lll't"ll“l. for tho
It‘ll‘l.” c it ptw blunt for an) appropri-
.I1iottn lit-r till-ire tun-lo by tlit ~aitl
loan of Notwittk and of paving the
\l~ int: ilttu‘liiu Illill’lllt‘l"|l‘tt~ it! this
aid 1'. an to l‘rlll‘ liUllllr- of tlic rilltl
town or Nora ilh to .1" .ttiiitiitit not
t\tI'ltllIl|: 'l’liici- Hundred Thousand
lltllltllh. pat \itliic. to lti dated the first
tll‘u‘ til ”t‘lllll"1‘. lWN. parable llht'llU'
lt'utll llll’ nttiti lll‘l din ttl llitti
'tcr Nth, with titteitwt fittiil said did
dot .tt ttttolur lstts at not to ext-tel
illl'li‘ tiiiil Itllt' litilf ttl‘l‘xt'llllllll pt-r nit-
itiitii. pitvnltb- iii t-ttttal »eiiii~iintiunl
:tartticith, Itttl that the ‘ullll tittit- llllfl't
be and thus are hereto .ittthortilod tutti
tlll‘ll‘ltll lit to. “0“th til .i -tlltt not It‘s-
lllill the [till \tllllt' thciiof, .ttid with
'llt' il\'t’|l'b t-i' tttclt wile ttt ttilli'b to pro
itdt itir .itt_\ illilll‘llpl'lillltillh heretofore
liltitl' by the it!“ Town of Ntti‘mtlh.
Hill to pay the I‘XlMllllfl tinalittit llltll‘ll‘
Iililt'u of the »it d Town. and that the
.t d l‘llliil.~ ltr alumni ll) "W ”Nil Rolod-
tititii and the 'l‘rt'ttuttrt-t‘ of said Town of
Mirnalh. and that the Hill of mild
l'uwii be titllttcii thereto and title-toil iii
the 'ioitit with at said Town. and that
i tw ~itiiitttiirt~ttof wfllilllt‘llM'lt't‘lmillliilitl
'l‘rt-ttniirer iipott the interest wtirruih
ot i‘HIIIlilIlV- i|l|i|t'l|t‘t| to «aid "node may
it- mo-ttttti tit tar ~iiiilio hv llllltl'
itrnphtr or tit litil' Hlllllltll' "NI-Wm in lit-ti
of the orntititl “lullillul‘l'fl or the ulltl
titti. liil'. illill the odd First He'll't‘llllflll
.tti-l 'l'lt‘dr-lll‘l'l‘ of the «1M Town of Not“
vtttllt itit- lien-by diuttttititctl and cor
ptiwrit-tl to titan the «aid Hillilld. anti
”10' mild 'i'owti t‘lerit ls licitdiy cinpow»
iicil lll uilltt the seal of the sold 'I‘owtt
of Norwnilt thereto and tttlottt tho
mine. and that the 'I‘own Treasurer
tiltlrctsitlil t-littll lump it record of all
v‘dltl hoods looted tinder thbt vote.
Dated at Norwalit lltbt 20th day of
rcpt-dither. tints.
1‘. ll. MMKRlltli.
lfl'tlit \ttl
tHMl'lCl. LYNN“.
tit-1H llll'fi l‘l ”1" Toy it of Not-walls.
%
tl'tll‘
. it.
it!»
Tonight the company will' . h t ‘ . ' '
t‘°“”‘“°“°““ .mp'm “m" “‘ ”m", are receiving new goods in this department every day and we can safely say that
. i there has never been a season iii ottr expeiience when as handsome goods cotild be
“M '0 “um” m" “ ‘°“"“’“““”"“l bought: at as low it price as are altered this season.
lMM for thou who went cemethinst partiiiciit we are tiltovviiit,r all the latest novelties in all wool check Suitings, mixed
gi'nrtlvulany Holt and handsome. niacitt telieviot sititings. silk and wool mixtures, handsome styles in novelty settings, all
gs, 54in. covert suitings, handsome plaids in all wool and
V
lilttvlliirl. i
it!“ ial‘ its.
AN
time one
DRESSMAKER
Con make I "in . lllt into the most 1
that a stylish worn a can aspire to:
its to become one of the popular leaders ; WtDOl irridescetit Sllltln
silk and wool.
of the season. i
We've elegant blacks. l
Reliable grades that hold their ltistrc '
anti depth of color as long as your per- :
ntlt them to do service—can always be
depended on: ’
Satin. for $1.00. $1.25. ;
81.35. 31.45 .inti.82.00 yd. 1,
l’ettti (lt' Sole. for $1.00,
81.25 and 31.130 yd.
Gro (trains. for $1.00.
$1.25. 81.35 anti $1.60 yd.
French ’l‘itffctait. for $1.25
$1.75 ytl.
.m—
and
In addition to lll‘ above we alt
have other women such as
i’ttpllns.
1b ngalinca.
Armtirea.
llrttcntles.
Various prices for all the various as-
sortmcnts.
l’lltl'ltt FRAMES.
'l‘hc retilrc table on main floor. ticii.
t
the moat iri:i.i.ttuldc bargains ever of.
the Jewelry tozti-r, contains some t
tptczi, iii tlil= l‘iic.
. ‘ _
(hilt niohllttfi'iii natural color, r.il,
Iv.’
itrt-eti. gray. gilt. etc. etc. for .ut‘ iiiid
45c l‘fl.‘l1“"llill‘.ll~'nnlt‘ frames in slitglc
and IltllllIl-‘ silt“ for has than lialf “ll‘tl
tlit')‘ t'oi-l iii any other place. .\ \‘cry
t~xti'.itirtliniir) chance.
MEN‘S. ll.~\.\'ll hows.
ttrcat tallies in ull»silk .iiitl silllll
grades. lllt' tiit'll or .‘1 for ‘.‘.'tc.
i-‘tll'it-lN-liANllt-i.
Silk Pl)lt‘ ri-ttitlitr 25' uracil: iion
J loi' “.‘Iu'.
The D. M. RFAD CO.
llMIPOI‘I'
l
i
Mold-
Proof
Jellies.
l'ii- urliIH iii the tall "ll‘tlill‘t'
tin- tl. tin-ii out the MI and
to uni tut-bl. ’l'ltls run its»
Illllil' by [motion IIII‘HN‘ pimp
Mo on top of the telly wlicii
ittiwltt'tl. I'lileatimit‘o it out «
tidiu |"t||lli‘nl|\ hit ttuttt.
't‘t it; .I'IIN‘I met the top i~
‘Hlltt‘iI'IMU. WIIV‘H the it 1‘)
t it. he uses! the titmiliit run
In t iiti-ttd in it who. “ii-lint
oti' lit use-t I|\I‘I‘ and II\I'I
ttt,’.l‘". Ulw-Iultt'llt tuttitid
con i i from It to all tumbler-
~~I H-l‘i. Tc. kiln. l..‘t ‘ l".
the lb.
R. 11. Plaistetl.
Draulst.
ta Wnslttnttuti ~trs-t-i,
loath Norms“.
m
in Egypt “1“th is done mostly by
lm‘ll. who stand united on the insults of
the Nile and pttiinii the wet clothes on
the smooth stones at the river's brink
till the dirt ll reititiwd team than.
l-‘rt-itt-hwoititii pound the clothes with
tiittittttm In ”W ”title «to M the dart»
tlitiiit upon tit.» statics tmide it river.
Mortality among llmpltnl nurses lit
startling. It has been ascertained that
11 healthy girl of seventeen. devotion
hcritelf to lttwpiittl nursing. tiles on an
event-c twenty-tine your! emitter than
.t and or ”W Mlnt‘ no moving among
the actit-riil population. A hospital
new iii ”to no of twenty-live has the
mint- expectation of tile its a person at
the age of fifty-eight in the ordinary
totttlttutitiy.
.ltthnfllt' Momma. It the devil were
to into» his hill where would he get an- ‘
other"
Momma i don't limits. dear.
Johnnie Where they re-tall
nplr‘
W.
all the latest weaves in (fire
; and h'ei'gcs.
a ,' .20,
\‘ rite LEADING DRY (icons STORE...
«m TRISTRAM '& HYATT, i ti»,
m
4*:
No. 2 Gazette Building, Nor-walk.
New Dress Goods.
We can interest you in this subject iflyou willygive its the opportunity. We
lti our colored dress goods de-'
Black Dress Goods.
The most complete assortment of black goods we have ever shown, including
Housefurnishing Dep’t.
Specials in hatiscftiijnisliiiig department: '
”and lamps, complete, 150.
l ilass water pitchers. 100."
Silver plated salt and peppers. 50.
.lartlinercs, front me up.
Toilet sets, from 31,118 up.
We, sell all kinds of fruit jars at the lowest prices.
1 l4 t|llill't dish pans. lilc.
. 1 gal. galvanised oil can. 15c.
i It) in. hosting spoons, 3c.
Egg whips, 2c. '
fl,‘ (.‘oal liods, 18c.
Uriah am 8) Know.
NORWRLK, CONN.
at $5.95:
5.50.
‘SCGF‘TE
LD STHDYT.
Special Sale of Fall and Winter Underwear.
liadies' .lerscy Fleecctl Lined Vests and Pants, eat-h, 22c.
Men's .lcrscy Fleeccd liiiied Drawers and Shirts. 50c eat-h.
(Tliiltli'cti's Shirts aiitl lli‘ttWers, 20 and 25c each.
liatlies' Fast llliick Hose. double sole and heel. ‘2 pairs. 25c.
Flannel Blankets. ‘
. Look iit'otir window; the grand display of Blankets from 49c to $7 per pair.
Quality far superior to anything ever ofi'eretl.
poiis, plain and figured Mohairs anti Sicilians. lleiiriettas
Just received a large consitrtiiiiciit of Crockery in 112 piece lliiiiicr Sets, fitte-
t‘arpcts a Specialty. Look at our litgi'aiii l‘ai'pcts, tit Fitlc per yard.
Take a guess on our chair to be given away lll citlicr store.
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H3 Washington St. So. Ntirwalk.
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ly decorated enamel, guaranteed not to crack, $8.89, 9.98, 13. 14. fill piece Tea Sets
liaitips. Rochester ltlll'llt'l‘, decorated bowls and globes 352.98, 3.39, 4.98,
'I‘ttllt't Sets. .3 pit'ct's to 1“ pieces, $l. 2.39, 3, 4, 5.
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