the Beauties-The Ques-
llpwlua’s Place Is the
'WW. September 27——A tele-
W received at the Navy Depart-
today‘announcing the arrival of
tint“? Chicago at Tompklnsville.
ital Kowloon did not add any-
to the simple announcement of
flu arrival. so the Navy Department
.. glint in ignorance as to his plans.
' atheists here say that there is not
the slightest chance of any untoward
«conflict of authority as the result of
full artful of the Chicago at this time.
Admiral Dewey is the senior officer.
mllingfilstance, both of the rear ad-
'trals, Howlson and Sampson, ' will
(take their instructions from him. Ac-
cording to naval etiquette. Sampson
will inform Dewey of the plans for the
”riception which he has planned and
which the Navy Department has ap-
proved. He will then ask for the ad—
miral's permission to carry out this
programme. Of course Dewey's con-
sent will be forthcoming. and Sampson
‘Will proceed to conduct the‘navnl par-
ads up the boy as originally laid out.
The question of Howlson's place in the
iIllelllmlltrutlon will depend entirely up-
,‘pn the admiral's wish. it he curet-
H'Vill assign him a place with his.
flagship. the Chicago. probably direct-
ly'fotiowing the Olympia. to which
place he would be entitled by virtue
mme will be executed under Samp-
ashore to take part in the land core—
iltfmies all of the admirals will be sinc
ply guests of the city and as such their
«precedence will be regulated entirely
It, the rules laid down by the recep-
' tton committee.
.r ‘ The possibility of further complica-
tions as to the command of the North
. Atlantic squadron after the ceremon—
‘fi tea are at an end will be removed by
New York for Hampton Roads. It is
an)” probable that Admiral ilowison.
.‘who is to retire. October to. will decide-
to come ashore in the course of a day
or two and haul down his flag: to order
to report at Washington in person bc»
fore retiripg.
” THE GOVERSOIK'S ”I“ h’.
HUM $100 to the Danhurv (‘t about
for Dewey Parade Expenses.
I ' Danbury. September 27M'l'hn 'lt‘l‘s'fiil-
«I! check of Governor Louusbury for
one hundred dollars was rr-ccivwi by
' Mayor Kerr today to bc. applicd to the
3 fund which is being raised to pay the
expenses of Company G. Fourth, itcgl—
merit. to New York on Saturday to [inr—
ticipate in the. Dewey parade. 'I‘hc
tcheck was unsolicited. The Don-
blll'y company is the company of the
Fourth Regiment nearest the govern-
or’s home in Ridgetield.
ANSONIA WOMAN DIES si'|i|)l~:.\'l.i
Ansonla, September :17— —.\irs. Edbert
S. Bronson. an old and prolliillcnt rcs‘
ident of this city. died Vcry .~uddculy
this morning of heart trouble. The
first intimation of her serious condi.‘
tion Was her labored breathing as site
Jay in bed. which attracted her hus-
band. A doctor was hurriedly sum-
moned but before he could reach the
house, though he. lived next door. Mrs,
Bronson was dead. She was lifty-onc
years of age.
FIVE STORY ill'lldllNU lllCS'l'ROY~
El).
‘ Philadelphia. September J7~inc
large five-story brick building at I'i'ul
and 1709 Filbert strict, the lust twu
floors of which were fif-cllpicd by a flir-
nitnre store and the three upper floors
by the Reliance Storage and Ware-
house Company. was entirely dcstmy-
ed by‘ilre. togcihcr with its contents,
in mu m illlflEllS
an infa- the Admiral of
and as long as his ship is within slit-a
to participate in the naval parade Dew- -
", his rank. But the details of the pro— .
”son’s direction. When the party goen|
tho departure of the. squadron from; i
one PllflSEEllS
lli’ new Ytlllli Bil
Continued on Eighth Page.
Miss Frances A. Finley: Edward Dow-
oy, brother of the admiral. am] his
wife, und Mr. and Mrs. i". ll. McCucn.
Mrs. hlc(‘ucu is u ulcco of Admiral
Dem-y. ‘
Lieutenant ’l‘hcodoro Dewey was in
charge of tbe‘tug from the navy yard
and was aboard with his wife to meet
the others of the party.
The First Regiment of soldiers to
.‘ Melton Homespun.
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A Gil-Inch Ilomcspun fabric with
Melton finish. of sufficient weight to
make lining unnecessary. Suggestlv'e-
Iy "Wlnterlsh" in appearance and car-
nrrive in the city for the Dewey cele-
bration was the Walthall Guards. orI
thc l-‘lrst Mississippi volunteers, froml
Meridian. Miss. The organization Was,
represented by Company 1. Captain‘
Martin, amt he had forty-five men with
him.
The following telegram was receiv-
ed at. the. local weather bureau today:
Washington. D. 0., Sept. 27. 10:11 a. In.
Weather Bureau. New York:
Thbrsdny will be warmer and fair.
Present conditions will not justify a
definite. forecast for i'rlday and Satur-
day.
(Signed)
WILLIS L. MOORE.
Chief of Weather Bureau.
Flag Lieutenant lirumby, of the ()l-
ympia. called on Mayor Van Wyck at
11:40 today. A. M. Downs. private sec-
retnry «of the mayor. said the visit
was merely formal and conveyed to the
mayor an expression of Admiral Dew-
ey‘s respect.
ENGLAND ls AMUSED.
London. September 27~—'l'he evening
papers continue to be amused at Ad-
mlrul Dewey‘s premature arrival in
ew York. The St. James Gazette
says: "Admiral Dewey must have
heard rumors of the reception prepar-
ing for bird and very probably drew his
rylng assurance of cosey warmth and
comfort together with irrepronchnhle
style. Blue. brown. green. Automobile
and gray mixtures, navy and black.
8L5!) per yard.
Laces and Trimmings.
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'Words prove quite inadequate o
more than hint at the beautiful designs
in Laces and Trimmings for the com-
ing sermon. Artistic creations in Piauen
laces from delicate spider-web effects
to hold. heavy designs of flowers. vines.
etc. All-overs. Bands and Edges to
meet every requirement.
Outing Flannel.
lown conclusions as to the appropria-
lutcuess. WiiatrVer the nation. which,
is totally unaccustomed to naval Vic-3
torlcs over an alien rare may think}
of the battle. of Murillo. the admiral;
who directed those very business-11km
and thorough operations can have no»
illusions us to the calibre of the foe.
’ which I‘I as unable to prevent him from
taking an overwhelming advantage.
The New Yorkers were caught unprc--
ipared. as mere the Spaniards at 1'5!-
lvite. Admiral Dcwcy Is a smart otll-
iccr."
. GREEN AND WHITE WEDDING.
ll Marriage of Jib» Anna Sanford llurr to
( lsrencu Eugene. Murmur.
l The Sinusou‘llurr nuptials at the
‘ xurwuu. Methodist cum-ch. this after-
! uoou. will take the form of a green and
yu'lzitc wedding. The cdtllrc has been
artistically dccoratml with palms and
.plants and a large number of the
fl'i-‘nds of the popular young couple
sill iant'illllIt" to witness the wedding
scene. The ceremony will be. perform-
.cd of Lilo oclock by the Rev. Samuel
ll“ PH ilcr. pastor of the church. Org-.
taunt f‘. G. ivcs will play the wrddingl
imarch. bcsides rendering selectious‘
Iprior to the arrival of the bridal par.
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‘ls a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. llorucc
fl. li'u'r. of llarriI-t utrm-t. l'nlll rc-
l'f'llil)‘ \ba- was a teacher in the East
Norwulk school, and also had a class
of two young ladies in the. Methodist:
f'hurch. Slu- iw a favorite lll social
circbu. 'l'lu- groom. t‘larcucc Eugene‘
Slauwui, i~ a popular clerk in thc Itail»
Wu} ll-eil Hcriice. and well and favora-
Di“ liill"\ll in The. Norwuiks,
Mbs Lulu l-‘runccs Gregory will act
as maid of honor, and the best man
will be l“ll'ii'll"l' \‘auilooscur: the us..-
crs. \‘iitor Stanton Scllcck and (‘hcster
Swill-i k.
The bride will be attired in a con-
luiuc of dark blue broadcloth. with vel-
vet and white silk trimming, with Hill
to match. .dic will carry white bride
rlliil'h. 'l he maid of honor will also be
Th.D.M.READ 00.
Fine values in short lengths of Out-
ing l‘lannel—-values which are pro-
nounced by critical observers to be the
best we have erer offered. 2.000 yards
of a good quality Outing Flannel in 2
to t‘l-yd. lengths, patterns and color-
ings both varied and pleasing. for 6%1'
yd.
Ribbed Underwear.
Ribbed f'orsct Covers. white. long
and short sleeved, 25 and bile; black
long sleeved. 50. Ribbed cotton long
sleeved Vests and Knee
Fine, medium
and short
of,
-. ,
Pants, 35 and 50c.
weight. long and short sleeved Vests
and Ankle Pants, 50c. Light weight
Fer the Complexion.
The Virgin Rubber Face Mask Is one
of the and most healthful
methods of restoring to the complex-
simplest
ion the freshness and beauty of youth.
removing tan. liver spots. sallowness.
freckles. redness and discolorations oi
all kinds. No expensive nor injurious
chemicals, but a process of nature.
DBIDODOBT.
co..tulncd iu bluc'wilh white trim-
minus, and will carry pink roses.
lurcl tly aftcr the close of the cere-
mony the newly married couple will be
driven to South Norwalk to take the o
li'clfu k cxpress for a two w‘eeks' bridal
lftlll‘. l‘pon returning they will reside
in Norwalk. ’
'l‘lu- presents are numerous and
lllll‘lllN‘Hlif! and attested the esteem in
which the young couple are held in this
counuunny. -
l’.-\N<l'lilislll”l‘l€ltl.\.\' ALLIANCE.
Washington .September Z?~—Deie—
mics representing 25,000,000 Presby-
tciiaus throughout the world assent-
blul at 10:30 today In the New York
.\\cnuc Presbyterian f‘hurcb to attend
the first. session of the l’nu-Presbyterv
iau alliance. When the session con-
vc‘leil today about l25 delegates had
rciortcd their arrival to Rev. Dr. G.
I). Muttln wn. general secretary. It Is
expected that by tomorrow 230 dele-
:{AYPH “ill have reported. The sessions
of the alliance will last ten days.
Lf)l.l. GE'I‘S‘ONE YEAR.
.‘.lid:llctov\u. Sept. 27~In the Sn-
pc 'ior f‘ourt this morning Judge ltnlpii
Wbcclcr scuff ncmi Angelo Loll. of this
city. to one ycalr l nstatc prism]. l.o|i
I. The loss is estimated at about viaduct),
" partially Insured.
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BY HOME P‘I'Nl),
September 27--—The|
the su sérlptious rcccircd this morn-i
ing: Miss Helen M. (Iu'llil. New York:
3750: John I}. Art'lilmiil. nrooklyn,‘
“00: Mrs. Emmous iiia’inc. ('liif'zlgflu
“00. A large number of scum sliiI-'
let’iptlons were received. ‘
GONDOIfA ('AIH luzluiwb.
_ Ansonls. Mptcmlu-r L”. - in making a
' flying switch on the Sawmill-l. divis-‘
ton. in Ansouia. this. moraine. the you.
flail cars louilml with coal were dcrnil-
M Ind the siding torn up for a til>—
tam of ltid "'f'f. uhllc ilic main line
was twisted from if» bed. The road
VII effectually blocked for llli' rc—
was of the dfll’.
BOY CHARGED Wl'l‘il l.Altf‘I.’.\-’Y.
“Wailingford. Svplrtlilwr "‘ .lulin
~l_‘
Miller. aged eighteen. was urn-«.1011
' here this afternoon on a charge alto-i;-
ri-g grand larceny in Iiriducporl. lie
,8 I barber by trade. An oiilccr will
bubbly take him to Bridgeport this
We . .
‘1.
With charm-d with assault with intent
to kill f‘harlcs Long and pleaded "guill-
ty" this morning. after navlng ('Jl‘t'ltll
to stand trial yesterday.
MA Will GLOVE“ SI'EH Hill A HILL.
Mayor (‘harlcs l.. Glover. of Nor».
walk. has brought suit against .luliaul
ll. Main and Donna L. Main. of Dan-
bury. foruierly of Norwalk. to recover
for n gioccry bill of no. Deputy Sher-
lff .l. W. Scully this morning attached
1 real estate belonging to the defendants:
Fish, Oysfe s, Clams,
Blue Point:
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Long island Oysters
Soups
Hlllll {inure
Grand central
Market......
RAllROlD PLIOE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Escallops, Crabs.
bent out on the half-shell
The fluent to be haul.
acupuncture.
- m.
HOY1's.‘i‘HSITlI.
illuminating. Sept. 30d].
First time here of the popular sue,-
mum of the season. The laugh produc~
lug recipe for bruised nerves and dys-
peptlc stomachs.
Over the Fence.
An original conceit Written solely
with the idea to amuse and present is
OLITTERING REVIEW of Custom”.
Scenery and Effeetti. and a series of
the most pleasing UP-Tfl-DA'I‘E NOV-
females. as well as a large and care.
fully selected portfolio of the very
latest SONGS. DANCES. and SPEC-
IALTIES.
All given by a Company of Farce-
Comedy Players. whose reputations en-
title them to be members of the BEST
CAST IN AMERICA.
NOTE.
To every lady attending this per-
formance will be presented an elegant
bronze souvenir of the Hero of Manila
-ln commemoration of Dewey Day.
Prices-25. so and 7.5 centK
Seats on sale at i’lulntcd's and
Wood‘s.
’ novrs THEATRE:
Tuesday,Oct. 3d.
A Q. Scammon’s Co.
In the Deliciously Drollfiomcdy-Drama
“Side Tracked l”
I’l'ld. 0i" MiRTlIAND Ml-IRRIMENT.
S’I‘Rfle‘. Sth'ATiONH.
AND SENSATIONAL EFFECTS.
Embracing a company of,
CLEVICR (.‘flMl-IDIANS
prcsciitlng the latest songs and dam-es.
‘l‘hc f'rcutors of Comedy. and the Ac-
knowledged Leaders of All.
Prices-25, 5H and .7: cents.
Seats on sale at l’lulsted's
Wecd‘s Drug Stores.
and
SELLING AGENTS
FOR
Will’s
in lien in.
salmon.
AND T
idiomatic
THAT YOU
'Evsa DRANK.
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Slilllil '
. llllMilllBK, it’s
72 No. Main st,
So. Norwalk.
'l'lzuzrnoss
1383.
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THE I’lllil’liILD Cl). SllIlGS Bill.
A dividend at the rate of three and
one-half per cent. per annum has been
declared from the earnings of the cur-
rent half year. and will be credited to
depositors Oct. ‘.’d. 1899. payable on and
after Oct. to. V. S. SELLECK.
Sept. 26, 1899. Sec. and Treas.
926 2st
am
Real Estate for Sale.
t
0! all kinds
thin/ls Baked Buns
Leggett's Canned Good-d
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Tel. :5 4.
in l’nion avenue.
i.\l.l2 [BASEBALL NINE. .
Nun. ll.ivcn, S: ‘Il-‘lllltt r ‘..'I~t‘.iptu!n,
<t- uni-t ll i'u'uu. of the Yale l'nlvcr-i
iii bus: ball lubc Will call out the can-1
iirluos next Saturday for the tenmj'
lil..~’ full. Nu 2.1mm “ill be played lm-f
lmullultly but :I few weeks practict‘"
w ill be taken by the new candidates to.
get an Idea of the material available. .
l'..\'l'l-Z("l‘ 'i l BA VY FROSTS 'i‘f lSiGii’i‘
The observer at tne New Haven sta-
tion of the l'ultccl States Weather Bur "
can today announced that there will be‘
heavy frosts in the interior of the}
state tonight with lighter frosts along.
the coast. Fronts were felt last‘ night)
as far south an Atlanta I
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1. 0.“ gt.
Baker’s Stables,
Drive Horses I
from
Cor. Washington
and Spring Struts.
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Tel. Call. 139-3.:
land lot on the southerly side of Havi-
‘, land street in South Norwalk lately
owned
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Pursuant to an order of the Court of
Probate for the district of Norwalk.
the subscriber offers for sale the house
and occupied by William ii.
Brown, now deceased.
D. WARREN FITCH.
Administrator.
orwalk, September 22, 1899.
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THE LEADING DRY Goo
New Fall Draco Goods,
This is the season of the year when people are thinking of something new in the line of Dress floods for the
Fall season. Our line is all ready to show you and contains all the newnut styles of the foreign and domegmc mar.
ket. .
New Brondcloths. Covert Cloths. Kerseys. Venetluns. Meltonettcs, Wool f‘heviots. Storm Barges, wtupcoras,
llomespuns, llenrtsttas and Stylish l'lalds for skirts. and Fancy Mixtures for aultn.
Black Goods
We have always made a specialty of Fine [flack Dress floods, and our connections with the best lmmrtcrs
and manufacturers in this line enables its to show the. very best things that the. market affords. At present we are
showing the newest weaves In Crepons, Cheviots. Iiomespuns, Storm and (.‘lay Serges. lienriettas and Cashmeres.
Fancy Stuns
Fancy Silks for waists are more popular than ever. We have a larger line this season than we have ever
shown before. Nothing like them ever shown before in Norwark. Come in and look them over. New line of Silk
Popllns for dresses in all the newest shades—handsome as tne finest silk and will wear twice as long.
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Lace Curtains
in our new Carpet Department we are showing a full"tlne of Lace and Ruffle Curtains.
This Is a new department with us only started last July—consequently we have no old stock to work off.
Boblnet and Swiss Ruffle Curtains, $2.00 to 84.00 per pair. -
Nottingham Lace Curtains. title. to $5.00 per pair.
Rich irtsh Point Curtains. $4.50 to ”4.50 per pair.
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Housefurnlshing Department '
SPECIAL: PRICES lN DECORATED DINNER WARE.
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Dinner Plates. were life. now 9c. each. lt‘ovcred Dishes, were Slab. now 65c. lAgate l’ie l’latcs .......... . ...... ..10c
Breakfast Plates. were the. now tic each .» .. , . , . , 4 ' . ‘ ,
'i‘ea Plates. were 12%“ now To each. Out Mini Dishes, were 10¢. now ..i euth. Agate \V ash ”-Ifilfl ................. the
Pie Plates. were the, now 50 each. Two quart Jugs ....... ..... ...25c Cake Spoon ................... ......5c
Special prices on Blue Flame Oil Stoves, to close. New Lamp and ’l'oilct ware.
TRISTRAM a anTT,
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Telephone Call, lleIZ.
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TEACHING DOGS TRICKS.
uofiwauc. couu.
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Young Men,
Call at our store and let us talk
over the Fall Styles with you
We illustrate our talks with the
real articles. _
Now we have an Oxford suit.
herring-bone pattern. double-
breasted coat. This suit if made
by your tailor would cost not less
than $27. while in the.- largest cities
you might expect to pay as high as
$40, but our price is.
Just ask us.
Another new arrival is it checked
worsted, brim full of satisfaction
and style; another. a striped wor~
sted, double-breasted vest. just the
thing forbusiness and for infor-
mal evening entertainments. etc.
.We have’nt the space to tell about
the others which we have, but we
can find time to show them all.
By the way. stripes and checks are what the correctly
dreamed are demanding this fall.
Here’s a tip you ought to appre-
ciate. You will do exceedingly
well to purchase your heavier un-
derwear early; the chances of get-
ting Just: what you want is so
much better.
One That Would lie Amusing if Tried
i'pon Yourself.
Although it is by no means an un-
common tlilng to see dogs throw horn»
crset after somerset In stage perform-
ances. it Is a somewhat remarkable
fact that few people know how such.
animals can be taught such a difficult
feat.
Ask a friend how he thinks a dog can
be initiated into the mysteries of soul-
erset throwing. and you will recoil/c
some very curious suggestions.
A-: there is more than one way of
cooking a goose. so there is more than
one method of teaching a dog to throw
«omerscts. liut the most practical and
thorough manner Is to fasten n cord
' around the body of the animal. close to
the fore legs. and two people should
hold the ends of the cord on cilher side
of the unfortunate dog. A third party
armed with a stout rope. talus a posl~
(ion imnu-diiuely in front of the caninc
acrobat and. with a measured uml
masterly stroke. tings the floor at close
quarters to the dog's nose.
At each stroke of the rope the dog
springs backward. and that movement
its the trainer's golden opportunity. As
the dog springs backward the rope.
passing under its body is jerked up-
ward. and. although the first few at-
tempts may prove futile, the somerset
is acquired in course of time. An intel'
ilgcnt dog soon sickens of this order of
things and throws somersets without
the assistance of ropes.
For the sake of your dog in particu-
lar and your patience and future wcl-i
fare In general. we do not commenvlv
you to teaching your dog to turn som-
ersets. If. however. you think there
is no harm In It. Just get a few friends
to put you through the exercise and
see how you like it. It will prove tm-'
mensely amusing—~for your tricnds.——-f
Exchange. i
Pains
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MADE FOR THE Pl. \(‘E.
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While traveling In a t'Oal. n.;ne dis-t
trl't. says Dr. t‘uyler. I noticed how:
FRANCE & CO.
very dingy the town appeared. 'l'hei
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m... a... W. m in...“ .......n.....: Clothiers and Furnishers.
trees. shrubs. everything. but as a
[woman amt I were walking near the
mines I noticed a beautiful white flow-
cr. Its petals were as pure. as if it
were blooming In it daisy field.
“What care the owner of this plant.
must take of it." said i. "to keep it so
free from dust and dirt!" ..
"See here," said the foreman. and
taking up a‘ handful of coal dust threw
it over the flower. lt immediately fell
off and left the flower as stainless as
before.
“It has an enamel." the foreman ex-
plained. “which prevents any dust
from clinging to it. i think it nun-t
have been created for Just such a
place."
School
Books,
Pads,
Pencils,
Pens,
98 Washington Street.
South N orwalk, Conn.
sealers enoy‘
Are now prepared for the fall trade. A com-
plete stock in every department.
DRESS GOODS.
A large line of Crepons. 50c. 75c. Si.
".25 a yard.
Heavy Fluids. 30. 50. 75c.
Golf Pluids. St a yard up.
(‘otton Plaids. 7%, l0. 25c.
MixedWGoods and all the latest nov—
cities at‘ prices to suit you.
DOMESTICS.
We have a complete line.
Bleached Muslin. like yard.
Unbleached Muslin. 4c yard.
Domet Flannel. 4e yard. 6
Outing Flannel. 6. 7. 10¢ yard.
French Flannel. i0c yard.
i'NDERWEAR.
Ladlcs' Vests and Pants at tile each.
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Ladies' Hose. 5c pair.
Fast Black Hose, 8, We pair.
We have 300 pair of White and Grey
Blankets at 48c pair.
We will open a large line of Cloaks
and Golf Capes this week.
FURNITURE.
We‘hnve a large line of Couches from
$3.93 up and a large line of all kinds
of furniture.
Now for Carpets. Notwithstanding
the advance we shall otfer:
Axminsters. 81.15. Moquettes, 8|.
imperial Velvets. Si. Body and Tow
estry Brussels. from side up. promley z
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THE EVENING MN“
manual)
.Agra lngralns. 75c. Other lamina
from 'lSc yard up. Granite Carpets, 26.:
yard.
A large line of Rugs. Linoleum Oil
Cloths. Mailings. Shades.
We shall meet any one on prices lad
Gent's Gray and White Vests and
Drawers. 25c.
HOSIERI.
Children's Hose. 3 for 25c.
Extra Value. 10c.
Black Ribbed Hose. 2 for 25c; worth
go a little better.
Ecouuo 8. HOW,
.83.lulllsgten S}: «t. South Isl-sit.
and School Supplies of
all kinds at
ll. H. PlilSlill’S,
43 Washington‘Stq
So. Norwallt,
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