” ments at the itch. line station. the ion-
ction of the llclt nine, and the “Frisco." i
DARINGI HOLD UP IN MISSOURI
Seven Ilssketl lien Smash Telegraph Instruments Near Kansas City.
Stop a Train, Cover the Engineer and Fireman, Run off with
the Engine and Baggage Car and Dynamite Two Safes.
(By Associated Press.)
Ksnsas titty. Mo. oeptember 2t~
Seven masked men held tip the West-
lsomld Missouri Puettlc passenger train.
Elmore all the Little not-It and Wichita
express, at a point in the woods be-
tween Leeds and Dawson. seven miles
‘ "from Kansas titty. Itt 9:40 o'clock last
night. To prev-mt interference they
first smashed the telegraph instru-
near the scene of the holtl-llp,"fllltl mor-
cbetl the operator. 1). M. Hisey. before
heat to II point halt a mile east. While
two men covered his eyes. the others
flagged the train as it approached.
quickly covering unglncer Slocum and
Flrtmnn Weston. and compelling tltem
to dismount. then It. tat-hing the engine
and the Pacific. express car. they sent
them down the track a mile anti a half
toward Dawuon. The passengers were
Immoitstcd. but a porter who attempt-
ed to dntertere was quickly sent to cov-
er by n ithot directed by one of the rob-
bers. At a desolate spot up the road
the baggage car was quickly broken in-
to, great quantitiee of dynamite placed
upon the through safe and the local
sate placed on top of it. So much cx-
piosivc was llSt‘tl that thI car was lit-
erally blown to pieces and the
thrown away to one side or the track.
This morning nothing but the frat:-
monts of the local sale could it3 found
tlIc
top having been blown off and the door
\vrenclitrtl t‘.:lti otherwise damaged. The
sales
and tho through box was It wrct-k.
Iplanatlons are given as to u...
'whlch led to it.
'for some days until her nervcs nrc
explosion. which was of such forct as
to be heard titinntItly in Kansas (‘ lty l
undoubtedly I.tsttoyttl any VulIIIbi-s
that the FitIi‘ contained. ihut tht Iob
born tllt‘mst‘ll’wr‘. w: r.» not blown to at
orns set-ms >traugc. no ttrritic was lip
cxantimu
this
Most. 'l'uI i'Alllt‘nH otlttiztls
litt-Ir o‘. l‘ t'. Inainiug strong
morning. 'lhey absolutely I‘t'IllM‘tl
main- tI .~i.ttt‘llltIlll ot‘ their loss, mtylid:
that H II i.~' "south"
Supcrittt iodt n: Mootc, of the “titre..-
company. lil'lrh’ illal tltc ll'ulil t.tlt.t‘il
lilil lllllt' tIIcI-Inc. .\ small lll‘lll)
IlItI‘ttiisv-u Was :tt llii t~ rnt- .ll'l) titt-
nIornIog. but up to in n. In., In tang.
itlc t'lt‘W to tho l'tllllifl‘r' lIIItl lllt‘ll .-'"illi
ttl. 'l'lt l‘l‘ill‘l‘ Illill tut-j. “or. old
I‘..tlltlr ill .li busiu-Iss and art by [hi
lllbo .‘illl' ttont tapiurt' lr' urn. l‘ul.
l'iylng tl nl‘ir itoxu Ibc mutton-ti PX
pr ‘e‘lt cur t'.il'|‘lt‘.l tiottu Illl' tt-lcgrapt.
wtrctt atom: thc "iI‘ItsI-o" track witttb
parallels the .\Ilt~‘.~tllll'l l’at'llit' at ill.-
point oi it.I t..i.|.ct,\‘ .tItd motplchd ill
stopptun ot iilv'tti'dtilllt I‘lltll'lttllllt‘illltil‘
ltIlttIIt a. in iitlt Loo station, II \t...»
lltt‘lt‘ltil‘t Itliill'llllll l.tIIi|‘t' llii ii \\'I til
the l‘llllltol‘) lni‘liillt' known. and .~it|i
how r lni'ttr. .t \\l‘il\lli){ .IIttt I‘lllllfl ll"
obtainttt,
A lit‘“ tItl-illil' bad to ltl' wruI-Id. 2r-
Illtti Il.. wad own Ilit‘l It.-..l lttd Itiili
"l\'lllt‘.l.' It at.» z'. ::t. titt.» Illilllllllv. 1...-
fort- tbt ttl‘wkHl lulL'bIMIZ and tent.
tII.ttttt. riliI\\li to .I‘i 'lllI-t‘lititlc. It...
#illlli'l‘ttl In". liar. Ib- trout. Ililtlt‘ no
hill! the llii i«Inuit cuntmtttti
'ibc tlldtnr .II.tIIIt t.. mam III-.1...
It-I tttiliil) . ~i:tt)ttl. u...- Iahtn In t]-
ttztwattttnlc. Kaunas. .\iu.lt mitctn It:
pIt‘tulbd on one It... powwow-II» .lutim.
tltI-lr iottu tiatt in It... .ltt.t.it .l ti:
thotutlt but little tttIlmt Via. intuit-mt ll.
by tho told. .I- 'l'luI luldttrr ' ltlrttlltl
by tbt l'IilIIv’ti‘I. 'l‘th tultlttty “do illi
Ilouhtttllt' t‘.. lulldmi .I l without .1
to ill. lllttilll). m littltil for bold ttpu
box
to
II!
muss: IIIO ALIVI
Melitta Lady of thtt Corny Island
Iuthlnu Noun nomence We'd.
tl') tti lul'tl Pits)
X.“ Y: tilt ‘Iflltl lllllil .‘l “in Ind
lit l‘l Kliiu ‘i‘lI'l ttl lltt I'l‘t‘llll lti It]
the \l iilI tot» their-lttlliilt who put on
it lltllllllllfl not it I'uutII island it w it
tint) ltlttl flit old) and due ltptt'ittl it
It. r llittitl to hot. lll‘t'll IttIouttcti tn ti...
attrt. ht attic. z-ih'» “Ill“ Illtlllltll but
tilithl ill the Mom Waldorf. tu lllle ti
ty. to Lloyd “Limits-rial". itt‘il‘tltll'y‘ In
the tit-odor» Exl'lliiltitt 'i'tItnt t‘ttlltplit)
lie is ”It ill-Ill whim ltdiltt w... tututtt-
It‘ll unit in timapp .Itxtoct
Add Mine Ktltu Nth for“
The window} watt [tiIlIllliItl'tI by 1hr
Bit. ilr. Mic . of mutt Ilium
Iti .t r'il'i‘ti .i itill!» n' the "I'HI
“it‘lllt‘ If in» wlr'tIl “Hit it. tItttt~ Ill ltct
tllhttppturtmct at t'outy irltttni,
her ttrrtvItl inrc. William r. Kites ttt-
ltttowlttinett that she had planned the
mnvsde tor some weeks. hilt no es-
/
[lltrltmlll to bctome a member of tho
eiltlllm shit)" to love theme the toudoc.
ii‘lttntw- ll.
‘ll‘l
cause
When Miss King left Conny Island
she went to l'hiiadelphia unknown to
her maid or any one else. and register-
ed at Hotel llellovu under an assumed
name. She afterwards went to the. tin
tel Walton. where she also registered
under an annual name.
A week ago last Wednesday she saw
a minister in Philadelphia and asked
him whetl‘er he would receive lter at
his home and permit her to remain
quieted.
"'bc minister iI-cfrrttd her to the
Young Women's t‘nristian association,
and she remained at that lllni!‘ until
last. evening. when s‘Ic was brought
hack to her home.
WILL MEET IN LNSPNIA
The New Haven County Convention to
be Hold in that Oitv.
(By Associated Press.)
New Haven. Conn.. Sop author 24——
'i‘hc Democratic county committee ap-
pointed at the last Democratic county
convention held a meeting at the. law
oillces of t'h'Ilrman George M. Gttnn.
in this city, titlnr.
The session was not a long one and
it was votcd to bolt! the county con.
vcution in Ansonla at a date to be de-
.idcti upon latrr by ('hztirmimn (lunn.
DR. CONNOR ACCEPTS.
(By Associated Press.)
Cincinnati. 8 ptcmhcr thllr. Phin-
eas 8, Connor. of this city, It distin-
nuishe'l phys'ciau and surgeon. who
acrvcd as an assistant surgeon in the
l'oitcti Stairs army during the civil
was has nctcptctl the imitation of tbt
of tht war ticpnrtntcnt.
l-‘tll'Nil DEM) IN llEl).
tlly Associated Press!
.\'t \v York. P‘cptttnbt r ‘.'l -llr. W. V
llalloclt. :l prominent pltwiciati of
HIM. war-I found dead in‘
led in lIl~ rum" in the Manhattan litt-
Il«i\ tnnroimz. It is believed the
.lrtlIl was doc to natural tItttIsct-t. but
an itIvt-t'tza ion t~- living maIlI-
TODAY IN WALL STREET
tily Associated Prose.)
\\'ttli ‘lit‘t‘l. Into It In. I-lllllltlliti in
London ltll’ llll‘ I'.It‘.llt stoclv
Itnpart Id a good tonc ttt lint railroad
l'lllI-ti
‘ clerk’s altos has srrtred.
HILL Incrltct III the Itpcotuu bctc. ltut
llll‘ nI lllllts Wll't' ltttI'iuItt in l-ott-t-
nun. ('Iulrttl I'ttt‘ilit‘ also ltn-t It point;
It! l1.~ i‘ts‘trtlay‘s ililtt. 'lttlut ttl illll'lt
l'l-llill It li‘.tt'lltili. droppttl two who“
l'lllrllfliff t'. i‘ lllltl Hi Luut~ pIt-it-I
In: .Iil\.llitt'-l i pt r «cut I
W.” ~lrv i. It a. lit 'l'bc ll'iltll‘l'.
moment It! tlilll'i'~‘ the icutituu illtliitw
~tlll lill‘llll'l'.
lt'l llit-
‘.lliil'tl\ t|
lilil~ ltttt tlItI railways CIII,
up. other tit» Ilnl'tl rilt‘JtIIIy
nillthtlv l'It'aItM‘lllt-
Hunt. and Milton”: t' l‘
.Illtl’
Itlil
i
ii. iii ttitIiI
5i l.tillli- It i ll l‘.I'tl tll‘llltfi'l‘tl IttiI:«iIlI-i
:twi-I -‘I-Iti ilt luVMItll ll Halll It tint
lli'llntl itu.ttl but Hill It“ tmtt- Ikll'
la dim: and -it.ttp l'II‘itVt rb tlttttil'lf'l
lit ‘|..tt...o. l'tI-pir~ i.‘ I» lllttl Hint. ll
\\ .tii .Ittt-l noun lll‘lt on; hIIiIIl)‘
.Itotoit limb of i admit t‘.ttittt.tti tIlttIlIt. tit
llt atttmtl ltillll ltttltlut I t ItIit l’ttillii I
..:..l .‘ll I'lltl llott tttt .II o uldti
lllltslllttllll ill n1I-tltti Mocks. l‘lilnitittll .
t' t' and Ill Louie. |Itt'lt'll‘|'tl itlltI tit I
.tlt-tllli' .tuti ‘lt-Itc llttuttI ltl't‘lltl'ttl ill
but lliltt' lltll'llr- illltl t'it-tIcluutl. Lo.
t.tlit ..t..t \tlt.tllll|l ptcicrrt-tt tttttl tlu.
non. muttb slim: and .\lliilillt‘ ttII-ftIt'—’
t .i mt. . punt lb. hunk t-tttl-tittIttt
itotnttt ltilllllitifi Inpulttll) lll I'tttlpll' I.
tine tttttl ntlllll rltltldllttn lltt tltntlmt
It... tpttt. .t. III illll titu. mt ttmrtittr
in It. bow .tittl pit tltattttttt \\""tlt
«until .tttti "ll\lll rlttlttt itt ttttou, lftl.
.‘tbll
The woman who can pure It t'llflt‘ill
pi...» without giving ltcrwdf Iti trust
t-Itt- uly phone is ltllll't' than utorttti.
u.—-n—»m
\ wir'lttr .httlt' tttti multt the moat
not. int. unions it» tbttttuc out indict
rcpnttiinu the hon ~test truce ttt ultmtttt. 'Wml'll'll “Min t‘ltltid I i It. with
W.
the lily-l hm. sltirt hit» u moth grout
.r lltltttll ctftwt on u Ill‘l limit Ills and
ions tum-or;- luts on her brother.
“in it it that we have a mu. it bet
m...“—
‘tt-t tut-lumi- for tho Impttawattt thin”;
ttuiii ,
in "In than for the pleasant tthcr
”'rlittI twut my letter inch unopened."
"Why?" "line said the postman who
Ilr'lin-rttl ll kicked I!" dill"
itllt'titl II' MIIIIV‘ltuN'IiI.
It. it. is tat-”newt"
t". H. Merrill resolved a our land of
artificial ice. this morning.
Eugene I. Osborn, ot Ohlmo. ll
visit on his brother. John A. Osborn.
of West avenue.
q...
u—u—a—
The long at the electric light station
or st Chief ”with store did not work
during yesterday's llltl‘lll of fire.
Miss Ruth Byxhto. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick ll. nyxbee. of the
linionvtlls district, is ill of dysentery.
'-————a—. _—..
’l‘he Norwsilt Christian Endeavor
union will houtd a meeting at Broad
River Friday owrnns.
Mrs. A. H. Bylni "Isa Grace ill.
llyinxton and Homer by.t.gton, of Nor-
wttllt. sailed today for Naples. Italy.
m
James ltuscoe. of Norwttllt. and Mitts
Addie Clock. of Marion. will be mar-
ried in the. Ilarlen Methodist church
next month.
(i. D. Miller, of llanhury. drove to
Norwalk. yesterday. with a four-in-
htItIIl to cart Contractor 'l‘homcs‘ uplltr
driver to llanbury .
A cross iu the electric wires burned
the. wire t'nblc by which the are light
at the corner of Wall and Knight
streets is suspended. and it fell. wreck-
ing the lamp and globe.
Last rummer. when the price of fur»
was less thttn during the winter 90B!-
Itn. and thc cmt of Workmanehip about
o'Ic-httlf. 'l‘ritttram &‘ llvatt placed
their ortlcr for furs. Tho goods are
now all in stock. and they have tioaitl-
ed to place thorn on sale for It short
time ttt genuine bargain price. Every
zarment is fttily guaranteed
The engineer ttt :lohn W. ('raw'e
laundry umchlnc works in Water
street. South Norwnlk. this mornina.
want away. leaving: the water running
in the boiler. Shortly afterwards the
water run out of tho whisilc, flooding
the. engine room. People in the neigh-
borhood tliscovcrctl the accident find
a window was forced open and the
watcr shut oft.
Mrs. Katherine l-.‘isk of Chicago a
noted contralton. will sing a Milt) en-
titled Fear Not Ye. 0 Israel. by Dudley
thick. at the Norwaiit Congregational
church. Sunday evening. Mrs. Fisk
has received excellent notices throtmb~
out the West and tlltlsts who fail to hear
her will rule». a nItttit-ni treat. The
(‘hicago Inter-Ocean says: "Mrs. Fink.
‘t stugcr of splendid on. row. wro-
hcnrti in this and in Ilt'I' tubct number.-
to much Kl't‘llli‘r advantage than at any
Ulllt‘l‘ llllllt‘ili‘ltllt't' stilt-o llt‘l‘ erIm in
Almrlt'u. lltr \'Ult‘t‘ Hill has lt~ I-ftlltt‘
charming quality. full of color and
powcr. lrr addition to which t-hc has
acquired more ”law and individuality.
motc warmth totuperatncatttiiy. than
ltcfttro hcr sojourn in Europc."
Chamberlain and the- "l'urltln Mud."
A Baltimore \\'Illli;IIl. in 'Iht- Sun of
that city. ttlln this story If Joseph
L‘ Iut‘ 350.
At Reed’s
AN
up 10 one
oasssnsxsu
and make a Black slot into the most
conspicuous and plosstnl evening gowns
that a stylish woman-can aspire to;
rind so llama Fashion countenance:
black tor those who want something
particularly rich and handsome. black
is to become one of the popular luaders
of the season.
We've elegant blacks.
Reliable grades that hold their lustre
and depth of color as ions as your por-
mit them to do service—can always be
depended on:
Satin. for $1.00. 81.25.
".35. 81.45 and $2.00 yti.
l’eau tic tloic. for $1.00,
$1.25 and 81.60 yd.
(lro (trains. for 81.00.
“.26. ".35 and $1.60 yd.
French 'i‘aftetns. for ".25 and
81.75 ML.
5
In addition to the above we also
have other weaves such as
Popllns.
' llongallnett.
Arntures.
ilrocndes.
Various prices for all the various as-
Itortments.
PHOTO FRAMES.
The centre table on main floor. uca.
the .lcutiry tozt-er. contains some of
the most unsuitable bargains ever of-
fcrtIti, in this line.
Oak moitlhius in natural color. red.
grtten,_gruy. gilt, ctc., etc, ltor 25c and
the cach—dmodsome frames in single
n... .....
l
and tloublc sizca for less than half what ‘
thcy cost at any other plat-c. A very
extraordinary chance.
MEN‘S HAND llOWS.
.Ureat. vaiun in all-silk and
armies. to. each or 3 for 25c.
fi... -.-.._—
lI‘m'II-INIIIANUS.
Stilt lIHt'I. "'
rcgular mil tzrmictt, now
t lItttni-I- rltun \tltt II III- “In. in \Vlsolllllu-
.tttlt in HR}:
“lht was It bite. burly than. curing so
little for his uppt'ltltmttt that at one of .
the moat Itlrllltllltiltlt‘ Iltnut rt. of the Hill-1
mu his l‘I'iI\'llI not turned to alumni un—
III'I' his car nit-l lII- tltirt. stud Int-camp
. tIIIftuntt-ntwl. and iii‘ sat t'Itltnlv oblivious
lltl'lIllt'l' int-ltlcut. Iltt. Iortttustuttl cbdrnt
in t‘lmh'l’NllIIIfl won him It‘ltilltl.‘ who:
our Ito “‘t‘lll. tittt- Ilnv lltit'ttl i'l on It
lady witoltttmnut-d It. be tritium it pirls'. 1
Into hcutt. Hlto “r ut . at of “On tot-t
hint. and lttuulttttuly Ntll‘ If lttttlltl not
mind btlnu tht- uttlv Inau put-tut Plit'
would In dcliuhttul if Iti‘ would mlllt
m Illt‘ tltninu mutt untl tttltt- the vacant
plttct- of one ..I luv ytttutu frtt-utlt- wic-
lustl not t'utlil'.
"III‘ was not afraid to fttct- u lot of
'Autt-ritestt II'HIINOM. ' m be utwptwl
daily. and "It would plttto llttmwdttil
to be III-st tltttt of Mite-I. tttlimtt. tluuuh
tor of H“ rt Ntt‘)’ 0' War William t'. tan
it tit-Vt-Itltr.
sic-.ndtrutrl out-III tht- trrt-tttw-t hello-t
of tho they. 'I'lIo .tutt-Ittttottf titltt watt-
thtI ttturrluuo of Illt‘ httttlitth sthh-untutt
tutti Iltt' ‘l’ttrltttu tuuttl' tut slut Wilts
‘iofttucttllcd. ltinltt-lultltor at an outer
tutttttwttt towlttcb ho had only lite-it,
hidden by that ‘fttttt which sluts tutt nut-I
t-tttltt. “WI! how titt-ttt tut wu wt "'
II. M the H:—
A this! many [undo still believe In
tho little shilfltllltttt sin I twttut sI
pin undptt-ltitut it up I IIIIWI mum
at them decidedly uttttttnftutahlti witch
tin-ytma ptu by. and tWt‘It if osten'
ritttI-It taut tattuht tltcnt that thcrttttt‘
Itttthttttt to ho trained to unplug up the
pttitttttdhlt Id wire- they still tlthfoe
uttt- whatever they out it.
An tttetd men was ttttltiltua scenes
l'ttytto avenue at it.- ttttwtitst with Wil-
son t-ttttttv tittttt nowhere him-enlist
Itttrwt car mils ttt tho VI tit-titer of the
curwltttlttttitv-tlu tn. twanhriuhti
pin. and it would in rather l‘llIIIiItIt'tl
tow st ottw. lining a nut-trottin- old
withstand. ho thatcnuttttsl to mum that
[till \ttthtmsttlterttttin «fit-rt tuttustt ,
llllt'll to head over. wines. tutti tttt his
whoop and It runs tics mutton
minute sound the cum st the ssttsl
t minim rate. The old the: treat as
way. his cum sod [is-Ins and but watt
the other They mitts! to hint led
pickets! him up. "I" VII MI MN
tool the snttmlttaoc was outlet As they
were lifting him into it mm In.
ttmt nmdltlflfl shining Mm his
clinched lingers
it was lupin-actors“ flats
at.
Rail i- F I‘ll!
'IIITI'IIHJ. .t ms.
The!) M hir‘DCO
IIIDOIPOI'I'
Anct lune-«Its.
Auction Sale
\Iiltttlit' Ind Moltrn
Household Furniture.
.\T'I ilk.
Locks ood Homestead.
"llttmitmlt- Mttltlit ltu- Milo Miter. Nut.
Monday. Sept. 2ft. ISOH.
.\t littt‘t-lm it I. til it Hltlr‘ll’ lie \I l'ltlt‘ the)
Tin sun... i... \tlll ll‘llltl I'Itbit. \Itctt-ut .t
mic-I . tint I'It“
”tut-I'lm II I .
I" ”m lot will ll‘ fnttml tintlmt'ttuy whim
tonsil-aunt IIIIUII, tttttlttturutg tub". tlu'ln
tablet-Jami ”In... on to Ito-it... Mil. .Ilui
I-vtlnitttth, l. .tittt Itmlu, ttl ttl ht. IIIr.-Il-.
ltltwl uttltnd ttm-l-it- lop i-Nlrmmt still.
‘tll'll‘I, I... "unit-nu, tttsipttutiuttud
l‘ tuned-tout. parlor IIH'. tutttittttm. low cut.
huh. I.” .. tn tm- \\ tlttttt IHIIt' It It
Int-lew- tttttl tum dist..- ttlttlttlittt tttttttt.
tutt rtttttt- cm. i. tMHul to. Mt ttttt tmttt II
III" "“‘tllll . “I" Institute-l. Itt “title
”on Mount...“ Ntttttattt tI.
Mold-
Proof
Jellies.
'I bet loun- to "W tstt product-
ilvttll‘. Ive-p out ”w wit uhtl
i-Ivvettt ttttdtl. This cut. its.
done by petition on ltcd puru-
flltt tm top of the telly triu-tt
littlfiltfll. ‘I'lti‘tillm n cm.
II n; prtwttcttiit at. tight.
‘f‘ttnu tutti-ct mar "it top I.
"autumn. VIII-ultr- any
It to be used the ttsntflttcmt
tu (suited as a mic. washed
tlllll tn. titted mm and over
uttttt. ttttttdottrtit tattered
my»! limit lit to ill tttutdtvtt.
tel lolly; 1v. Ml: lit. ‘. In
H. I.
R. It. Plaistetl.
lit'ttrttw.
I \"ts-ittttnmgMin-It,
I' III" \Itt't t'll
Itttttm. hlII'III‘lI' it lt'll‘. t it“
.‘ml ll
4...-..” -
Anions every L000 bachelors titm
m as eristtssts. Anon: netted Is-
the ratio In only I! per in...
mid»
iirYli ;; ..
< ly Ilct oratotl cutout-l. truutttutcctl not to c 'ruck, $H. 39, .l. 98 13, 14.
satin :
lot It! \tttltutc wtttt MtttttItttI
"me LEADING Dav oooas stone.
«m TRISTRAM & HYAIT, H
No. 2 Genetic Building, Nor-walk.
Advance Sale of Furs.
Last Summer, when the price of all Furs was much less than during tltoWih-t
tor-season, and when the cost of workmanship was about one-half, we placed our?
order for our entire stock. At the prices the goods were bought the manufacturer's
would not hold them for us and we were obliged to take them as soon as they were
made up. The goods are now all in stock, and we have decided to place them on'
sale at genuine bargain prices. They are all made in the very latest styles of Col?
larettes, Capes and Jackets. l
r
Algnrlsttflosltlollsrettut ............................ $3.75 and 4.96 (lllluchAstrttklmu Capes ...... .. ..... .... ...... ...L.zt.no
Krltttnter Lamb " very stylishforyoungladles...4.ittl 27 “» Ultlntth‘cttl tlupin......................... «2880 .
Algerian Heal, with yo‘teofAstruklIsn ..... ......5,5..50, 7.60 80 “ “ “ “ .......... ................... .......2750 I
LZlIlns‘l-lenl and Skunkttlltt....................... .. ...tl.50 2n n . H H Jaukets.... , "W37.” 7
1‘ ‘1'" *‘lfifl’lc slm‘ntldl‘lkuukltslls {3503 20 “ I-Iiut-trie Hotel Jacket»................. 3150 l
French Marten ............. .... "loido :lii .. A-traidum Jackets. """"" """""""" 27m
21 inch A-tnttthtttt out“, worth $26 ...................... 13.00 2" “ " “ ExtraQualityunun-"numeral!V ‘
livery For Garment sold by us is fully guaranteed. Any of our customers
wishing to take advantage of this sale and are not fully prepared tonic so can make
their selection now and we will hold the goods for future delivery without extra
charge.
Bris’tr am ‘5) Kean:
NORWKLK, CONN.
"SCOFIEL'DMSEHOYTI“
Special Sale of Fall and Winter Underwear.
Latlics lcrsey 1. lcecetl Lined \ eats and Pants eI,IclI 22c.
Mcti’ s lcrscy ]. leeccd Litied Drawers and Hhirts 50c. et 'It'll.
Children .4 Shirts and llIthers, 20 and 25c each.
Latlics' lt‘ast lilack llose, double sole and heel. 2 pairs, 25c.
Flannel Blankets.
Look lll our window; the gland display of Blankets front 4% to. $7 per pair,
Quality for superior to anything ever otieretl.
.lust I'Ict t'lit‘tl It large consignment of Crockery In 112 piece lliuuer Hots, linc- '
{Iii piece. "len Hots
Lamps Rochester burner tlecotutcd bowls and globes $2. 98, 3 39 4 93
loilct Sets, 5 pit-t cs to It) picc t'H, SI, 2.59, .i, 4, I).
(‘Ittpots It Hpecialty Look at our lngtttin Carpets, at hilt: per yard.
'lttke It guess on our choir to be given away lll either store.
SCOFIELD 8:- HOYT,
H3 \\ a~ltingtou Ht. . Ho. Noiwalk. t‘ lllll lluilt ling, Norwalk.
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at $5) 9H.
5.50.
Our Complete Line
Is now ready for
or
Fall Ciothing,Hais and lecturer
lt's all Bright and NOW
and includes
The Best of Everything. .
FRANCIS 8- CO.
Clothiers sod Foralshsrs.
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And you will have far to go
before you find its
equal in variety and style.
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