utter tho
. A. Freeman. Mr.
‘nnnlstod'ptltho ner-
aa 3de in the
., n Elsa a Vespersln the
._. ~ Tho. soloists were Mrs. Free-
, Elizabeth Murphy‘and How
‘ Hire evening? “ .
Juvo‘ibla co eluding
ring on Indulgences.
. ted _ largo congregation.
Ohl" ‘étmud services will be hold
hunch I'tOIIIOI‘l'OW.
Illbr Will be low mass at 8 a. In;
hire ‘II muss at 9 n. m.. and mass cl
'8 whoa the following musical pro-
lbo urendorod:
t
I
W“
Wci so
lac Provost
Former
t
Thouundo Gather .
Diltingui ..
BOSTON. Deco Wob
oott.‘tlirico governbr of as c uaettu. .
looked upon as a statesman o ..l‘pre
gh-
nt Mt. Aubu u Goth .
at Trinity (3 u'rch. which included only
the simple Episcopalian ritual and a
towhymus which were the favorites
at tho deceased during his life.
Hundrdos of emindut citizens gntlr
cred in Boston's most beautiful reli-
gious odiilcc to do honor to the dis-
tinguished .dead. Iwhile outsido the
brown stone structure thousands
througed. unnble to coin admittance.
but willing to _stnud beneath the som-
bre sky during the moment in which
tho lust w‘ordu ovor tho body wore be.
lug spoken.
Within the dim precincts of the
church the service was read by Mr.
Wolcott‘s pastor. ItchIlowurd N.
Brown, of King‘s Chupol. Tho flint-rail
wouldrbavc boon held from King's
Chapel.fdoubticss. Institthnt edifice
to the Day.
:
Diuhelll
' Marzo
Roscwig
Guuz
r «L‘Hrnil
" lotto:
. Me; I .3.
cute Fidellu
to Q A Freeman. organist; Mr.
. F on n. violin: soloists. Mrs.
” ' Isl! Elinnbcth Murhy. Mics
Minn .Elln Audubon:
Sohultze.‘ In. Idem-y C.
F. Tammany. Thomas
walk .MOthodist.
h " til "musical program at the
NO Walk Methodist Church. yesterday.
prottily decorated
,7 ropes of cvcrgrccn. In
I) center at the organ trout was. It
The pastor prcnchcd two
“The Christmas
. The
. jcct was. "We Three Kings.
. lcieut Are.“ Aitfenture of tlic mus-
. 'Jil‘batfummo Was the piano and vio-
. "loco pnnimcnts by Mrs. J. H. Bull:-
uilmliss. Idltleionn. ’I‘bo anthems
.. Iflft’lli lk'endcrcd‘by thc’quur-
‘ to choir. The honirnlto solo by Miss
tulle Stsnh with violin obiignto. was
no . The Hymn of Nativity. it also
‘ dd. wnn'ncvcr better rendcl‘cd. At
. roping sorricc. Mrs. Lounurd
' ‘liney sung most cifcctiwly. “Tin
ht of the World. with violin obli-
filo skillfully performed by Miss Lit-
dining. The qunrtattc sclcction. "Thu
Babe of‘ldght and Glory.“ was It rendi-
tion that will not soon he forgottrn by
’ . good music.
' Nov-walk Congregational.
Pastor Egbort was never morc inter—
esting in his sermons than at thr servi-
poo in the Norwulk (‘ongvpgutiouul
limb. yesterday.
’ ‘, the large congregation and tho
“tributz paid the choir and Prof. Gib-
hub. The quill‘tf'llt' choir was augment-
" by Miss Punvelt and Mrs. Gibson.
W Shllv'dhtts presided at lhr piano.
on to! were rendered in once!-
Volflhn‘d spirit. Tho soprano so-
“"0. Jerusnlciu. hook About Tbs-r.“
Mrs. J; (I. Newhirlt. was up cffort
t was thoroughly apprcciotcd. Miss
Agnes Ross Gibbs. was perfectly at also
in the. coutrnlto solo. "Night of lhr
lghts.“ and Won much urulsc.
Nor-walk Baotist.
-_An elaborate musical program was
hindered in copper-tum with the Christ-
noel-vices. at tho Norwalh iluptist
och. Besides the columns at the
I‘
15010 by the popular young ha» solont
limiter Brucdlct. In the owning. I.
.flcoileld rendered :i tenor solo for
oi‘tertory. 'I‘hc anthem "Tlnvrc wen
herds" \vus reudcrwi with cypres-
m '7 “Nomi-9th" appcnlrd tourhiugly
the hearts of the auditors. whilc thl>
familiar Christmas pruisc song.
links by Xighl." was truly in accord
" the spirit of tho scrviccs
fl.—
. U‘OL'LEV STRIKE AT SCRANTON.
i RAN‘I‘ON. Pa.. [lcccmtwr 3l~Thr
to of the motormcu and culltltlclm r
the Scranton Railway Coulpilny.
ion began yesterday. coulluuco to-
~0nly two of the strikers have dr-
.. find thosc aw running onc two
‘ which the company is anointing:
m of the lincs: Inside on» city
' Wise the service is ticd on cica
. from Pittston to Fbmfl Citr
log in all the towns of the pop
Llc‘hnwunnn valley.
for thcrc has boon no disturb-
l'
Woo—L..- ll
:34.“
Bccthovou ,
i quiet of Mt. Auburn.
lied, out largo congregations, at pom: clmritablc institutions of which
hulbrnlng unilcyening services. 1‘th Wolcott has been :1 member. and by
y‘ with} tho grout pcoplc which conic touclhcr
He won doiightcd-
boon more cnpnciouu. hut in view of
ltu somewhut Iimitcd proportions. llit'
use of Trinity was tendered to the fam—
ily. and was grutcl‘ully accepted.
'I‘hroc hymns \vcrc sung. and nftcr
thc scrvicc tho holly was born through
thc midst of the silcut multitude by
clussmntcs of the deccuscd and won
curried to its final routing place in tho
There was no éulogy. no words of
pruiso of the career of the dead. but
tribute was mild by tho silcnt prcscucc
of stotcunicu. iurisls. notional. stoic
and city ‘oiliclsls. numerous dclcgn-
tious‘f from patriotic. historical and
Mr.
during thc hour of thc final scrvit'o
Had thc church been tcn limos tho
sizc it would not have held the grout
multitude who wished to show rewr-
uucc in tho deccascd. Sort-val hours
before the doors of Trinity swung open
the waiting crowd hnd ussumcd almost
unprocmicutcd proportions. and (‘oplcy
Squurc was fillcd with men and wo-
mcu.
Only I! small portion. howcvcr. of
this grout concoursn uctunlly rcnchcd
tho guilcrlcs. which alone \vcrc not re
:scrvcd. and so five minutes after the
doors wcrc upcncd mcry sci was tukcn
uud the doors swung to strain. About
lhc sumo timt> the first of thc dittorout
Nit'lt‘l)’ dclcgntcs. us wcll as national.
state and city dizliitnrics. hogan to or-
l'il't-. but so well bud been the arrange-
ments pluuucd that ucurlr all found
thcir ulIollt-d seats with promptncss.
Within the church. hung with long
ics‘mvns of Christmas arm-n “St-d ycs-
tcrduy. tho scout of tho. rosc and thc
riob-t from tho abundance of floral tri-
bull‘s pervaded ovcry nook. Seldom
. has Ilnston hl‘t‘ll such an elaborate ur-
llm of urcnths. crosscs and broken
pillars and offerings as this murmur.-
wus bunkcd in tho chanccl of Trinity
lly n quartcr to 12 o'clock every one
of the Hull or more seats worc occu
nit-d and still an apparently endless
tiling service. ...c offcrtorv was at
While the Shophcrds \yatonmx Thciri
line of uniting citizens stretchcd sway
itrom cut‘li door.
i Tlmst- who entered tho church \vcrc
icurwi fur luv u lnrzc staff of ushers
' Twenty of those ushers had scrvcd on
Ilic stafi‘ of Mr Wolcott during the
{four yours that ho occupied tho cxec
3 olive chair of tho sinio. while. sixteen
‘othors were cutting his personal
:fricmis of ‘2 youngzcr goucration. Th9
5 llshnrs ucro (Zorcrllor “’olcoil‘s
istud—ulicucrnl .hipiclou. General Car
3 tor (lcucrul Guild. (Icncrnl Wellington
laud (‘Oluncls Chopin-lie. llradlcy. Rob
:us. K1112 I-‘vyc. Sillllt‘l‘. Morgan Dc:
,tcr. ii‘onvcrso. Inrkc. Scars Billions
Sohivr. .lcwctt and Evans. The civil»
’ inn ushers wot-II. E. C. Johnson. Hon-
.I'v I’urhmun. E. I. Davis. 5. D. Parkcr
lt‘hnrlcs Parkcr. (‘. H. Piske. Charlcs
:Piskla .l. E. Pcnliody. l". C. Eudlvotl
'lumcs Imu'rcucr Aucust P. borinc. J
rldlccllc. A. W. Weld. Randolph (‘00!
. idgc. .lr.. lit-my Ilizclow. Louis l-‘roth-
Einglmm and (I ll. Dorr
i The drum siloncc of the church no?
i limhcu by the sound of a vnirc saying'
i"l am thc resurrection and the death.
and tho cicrgymcn. followcd by too
Ir-lcht pallbcnrcrs and tho iwclvc non-I
:omry unli-bcarcrs and tho family and
? iricpds of tho dcccnscd. passed slowly
Sun the broad uis‘lc Tho body was
i porno by cicht mcmbcrs of tho clnos
lot mo of Ilarvard. llnivoreltv. (lover;
:uor Won-oil's own chum. Theodore
iProthiugham. A. A. Intrancc. Louir.
ii‘utlls. wiluam r. Wharton. w. w.
ll’auchnu. The-(inhibit: Pars/ops. Ilcnry
l‘nrlnnnn and laurcncc Curtis. Pol-
] lowing conic the honorary pail-homers.
:hondcd by “Bimini? W lfiirw._%:a:;.
iwi‘ vwlloujnl :7 .mill)! 4 .‘ oil! Mi . ,r.
i\\'mbt-Il,iiotmm"ot‘lh§ifi " my lil-
idiom 0min; Th; magnawmy, col
inflow-mm: .me firm 7 ~ .
£lt~ctm ti I» mini Maximum.
’; I-‘rnnris Cilpwcllmf tho. Fulfil-d Slates
.Iliiatrirt 0min. Judge ‘Willhm C. Mr:
log. or the Moos-chased: Snorer-c
:(‘ourtz fir. Sumucl A. Gimme: Dr; H.
‘ll. Wolwlt. Go]. "out! I... lilaxiomnzl
‘: Thomas J. lm‘hmp. Lindsay PM“.
‘I‘Woloott Jackson and Clinics Ii. Pan
. hilt. ' V y
‘ The widow passed up the mimic. loan-t
1 I: on the arm of nor mu. Rm W0 -‘
W. coll. Jr.. with her two other mm. Char-I
'lce Huntington Won-oil rm! Willinm
‘l PM“ Wolmtt. and hor dauphin.
l (Form-ll: Mthimzham‘ Wotan! ‘clomiyl
wallowing. The moment sou. Oilvor.
was not preheat. With tho and Of tho
lilrut Mini canto the limo. “Waite
.1 Theo l flock. Pounding Pom.” cum
lto Monro lumbar tuna. it that! met;
{or followed: then 1‘ Palm. other will
tho choir tang" WWI hum;
.> ‘i
ll
‘iu
. loy‘uqu onwhere thoyluon‘du ‘tlilll’ to
black shrouded casket placed, gently to
‘ . vulcpfollowed tho poor. olIItheI cloud
in no Sall‘lixt Willi.
T prod ton ‘oA‘I‘Doall
but" it .
mo lifted their burden nudttlio aor-
bvdonp onion utilisedvut into .0097.
the funeral car. A few moments later
a few carriages. for tho burial waa‘orb
Statoamnn to Mt: Auburn. At the‘opcn’
grove Rev. Roderick stabbing. oi that
U Itnrlon Church. Milton. Governor
olcott'a summer home. pronounced
tho last would: "Earth to earth. when
to ashes. dust to dust."
NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS.
WASHINGTON. December 24-The
State Department burl“ decide" ‘to send
the amendments to the Hay “Wicc-
fotctrooty to the British government
through two chauncla. one convincing
transmitted to Lord Pauncefoto. the
British ambassador. and the other
through Ambassador Choote at “on
don. who will present it to the For
clan Office. It is the . understanding
that the State Department will make
no representations whatever no to the
changes made In the treaty; the Son-
nte amendments will be allowed to
speak for themselves. and the notion
of tho Déunrtmont In notifying them
to the British government will be.purc~
ly formal. As the papers Icnvc New
York on tomorrow‘s mail summer. they
should reach London about New Year‘s
day. so that the negotlutions certainly
will lapse. over into the port. ccnfi‘ry
lit the very curlicst.
It can be. authoritatively stated that
there has bccu no change whatever in
thc shnuc of the writtcu notes or oral
communications between the Stuto Dc-
partmout and the governments och-
arn‘guu ‘und Costa ’Rica'.’nud hns dcvel-
-opod a threat on the part of those
govcrnuwutu to refuse nous-pt. to the
Construction of n‘ (tonal. lu vimv of the
notion of the United States upon the
fluy-Pnunccfoto trcnty. All that is of-
ficially known of the attitude. of tho
t‘h‘o governments montloncd is that
their rcurt-rscutulIvcs. Sonora Coreii
and (‘ul\'0r. thoroughly approved of the
Hu_\'-I’uunccfolc trcatv as the basis for
tho ('illllll construction. \Vhothcr or
not the changes made in the court-n»
tion will affect their attitude- is un-
known. '
Thc ilnprcssion prevails that not be»
for; culled upon to come to a decision
on this point. until the British govt-rit-
mcut shall hovc passed upon the Sc!!-
ntc amendments, tho novcrnmcutu of
Nlcnrnguu und (Tonto Rica will not on-
ticipute that action by any declnrutlon
at this stage.
WASHINGTON. Dot‘cmlwr 2i—-Soc~
rotary Hay has rccoivcd n cnblcgralu
fmm Minister (‘ougt-r. nt i’chin. nu-
nounciug that ho bud sigucd tho flill‘t‘f-
tucut I‘t'IlCllf‘ll by tho foreign minis
tors. but had done 50 with a writII-n
cxpinunmry atattcmcnt. selling, iortb
Ibo t-xntu position of his government.
Tho tort of tho stutomeut Is not for
n'urdcd by Mr. Connor. but it is under
stood to bc based upon tlw inst instruc-
tions hv rcccivcd from lllt' dcpartmcul
which whilc disapproving thc inclusion
in the agreement or some of the more
scvcrc language. occcptwi it on tho
host nrrunnclucni but could in» mud’
in this time.
SEVEN OF CRENW DROWNED.
“—-
British Steamer Grenada .in a Fog
Keel: Over a ‘i Sinks.
LONDON. Dcccmbc-n 24-—Dcuor fogs
along the coast arc gcnrraliy interior-
lng with navigation and sevcral wrccks
have occurred. The British stcamci
Brunswick grounded in tho Bristol
(‘hunut-I, keclcd over and sank. Seven
of her crew wcrc drowned.
The British stcuuicr Brunswick. (‘np-
tniu Brown. loft Liverpool. December
n1». for Mumnlmm. and was at Penurth.
December III.
’l‘bc postomccs choc tomorrow at ll
a. m.
22.2mm
Under present condition: of the fire
Insurance business throughout thi .
country. It behooves the assurcd I:
look well to the numclal condition 0: :
insurance connotes In ohich his
property is insured. Among the list
. . . , ,. prob; tho _
Harvard graduates oi thirty years ago
l. . .
Binno‘fitoms.
Boblt Sharon! .
Chlffoulers,
Roll Top Desks.
“demons. Rookarn. .
Commodes.‘ - . Crockery.
Matures...- -’ "lamps,
Min-Ora. ‘ i «Silverware. ?.
Glasswario. . Morris Choirs.
WMrDihoRE.
. Nomi Main Street. ‘
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hovr'shiiswnrnc. ‘ ..
CHRISTMAS MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Third Your of the
Bill" illliilll lilil‘i
THE AIR SHIP
Always Perfectly Presented. Ncw
lilirthful and Magnetic Features.
A STAR CAST.
Splcnliid Scenic Effécts.
PRlCES—Matinee. ‘15 and 25c.
Night. 25. 35. 50c.
Rencrvcd Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. South Norwulk. and Weed's
Drug Store. Norwaiu. 5 days in ndvuuce
of cach performance.
W
PHOTOGRAPH REDUCTION
FOr'. THE HOLIDAYS.
Cabinet Photographs. 82.50 doz.
Carbonctte Photographs. $3.00 doz.
High grudc work only.
Personal attention ivcn all sit-
tings. Lady in alien once. Hours
for sittings, ill a. m. to 3 p. m.
Photograph Jewelry. the fad for
Xmas gifts. made from any good
photograph or (mm a sitting at tho
gallcry. Popular prices. Gallery
open Sunduy from 10 a. tn. to 2:
p. m.
E. LEWIS.
I I Main street. Norwulk.
run—u-
ELECTION NOTICE.
The City National Bank, South Nor,
walk. Conn.
The annual Inc-cling of thc slot-i.»
holdcrs of this Bank for thc election
of dircctors for tho cunning your will
iw hold at the Banking Housc. on 'l‘ucs~
dny. .lnnunry s, 1901. from 1 to 2
o‘clmk p. III. and to iotc for an umcnxl-
mcnt to Article 3. of thc association.
vls-I... ’l‘hc Board of Directors shall
copaist of not less than st-vcn nor more
than ninc shareholders.
JACOB .li LAYTON. (Ynshior.
South Norwalk. (IL. I‘lcc. 8. 1900.
d845~22<29 i7
Elsi-SEMI ANNUAC DIVTOEED
of-the
sourH nonwwuvmos BANK.
l'nitod Bank Building.
Sou Nos-walk. Conn.
. December 17. moo.
Tho Board of Managers hire this
day dcclared n Dividend to depositors,
of interest at the rate of three and
one-half (an; per cent. per annum for
the six months ending December 31.
1800. payable on and after gauuury lo.
ifiill. I"
Intcrest not drawn will be credited
in accounts and draw interest from
..lanumy 1. 19m.
GEORGE F, BEARBE.
dlB 3w Treasurer.
of Insunnce companies reprcscnteo.
by Taylor & Golden. will he found tin
Liverpool i London & Globe. tt‘It
largest Ins lice company in tht 3'
world.) the oval. of Live. pool. Eng '
land. (the next largest and strongest
insurance company in the world.) tha‘
old Hartford. ions of the strongest in
surnnce companies in this countryl
Also twenty other companies which
are the very best doing business in tub .
county om! Europe.
""“FOR SALE.
hill on Wllillllli'lllll Slillllll‘.
For particulars. apply to
JACOB M. LAYTON,‘
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
i
Ono l’llpright Piano. with P‘ncnch‘f
Harp; vcry cheap.
0m- llay State Ponablc
iQniio News at a lmmin.
(luv Oil Stpvc and Oren: been in
the markctpvm low.
Ono.- Black Walnut IMdhd. hood
but little: ’a chance for «line our.
Tutor Wuhstnndo: one Guy: and
Drum Stand. ll Bentwood Chaim.
Rocking: Chairs: [Dining Chain.
Shades and Fixtures. Gm Plenum
Mn. Winters. Pillow. silverware
nod (Milt nook Cm. with many other
articles that so to minim one comfort-I
abh- ln a homo. '
The above mentioned articles will
be cold at primal that will surprioc
any one who is in need of household
equipments. Come uni look at them
at our time this week.
LHL...»- K a. ..
Range.
nonfiction.”
hymn. ‘ cumin-o ‘ . .
the music has by In. 1.
TOYS
AT ABOUT
Half-Price
TODAY
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an.
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to furnish you with nlmost anything you Want fl” 30‘
c. as well as tho useful things.“ A
ALSO AN ENQLESS VARIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES
SUITABLE FOR‘PRESENTS FOR YOUNG AND ’IOLD.
Basement in ‘Ilolidau Attire.
and all the useful things required in house furnishing.
Attractive Holidail Rugs.
. In tho rear basement we are showing a very attractive line of Rugs. beautiful “gig”,
richly colored. which would make ideal Christmas Presents. We have them in all oil» om
Handsome Lace Curtains and Portiers. all new and fresh. and at very attractive priceo.“ . .
I
LADIES’ CLOTH AND FUR JACKETS.
mm SCARFS AND nuns. ,
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HOLIDAY BOOKS. ’
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PLAYWRIGHT SAGE DEAD.
His Dying Word I Requovt That. his
Body he Crematud.
NEW YORK, December 2~i-Wil>
iium Francis Sage. a playwright and
dramatic critic. died at his home In
this city. today. He was a brother of
Mrs. Abbie Sage Richardson. who died
in italy about a“ fortnight ago.
Since receiving the news of his sin-
tcr's death. Mr. Sage has been very
donpondent. and it. is believed that the
shock of hcr death brought on up :2!-
lack of paralysis. Mr. Snort» llnd «ul-
feied from two formcr uttmki m" tho
sumo malady.
Mr. Sago rosv at the usual lini'i‘ Ihii
morning, and was prcpnriua to Bldl'i
down town. when he suddenly blatant:-
violently ill. ilc was standing in the
hallway of his apartment Door in.-
door. He clutched the door and Mimi
out to his wife. She came hurrieiilv
from the front rooms. In the ri‘anI
time Mr. Sue’s onln had bet-cm:- so
intense that he run screaming into tho
parlor. where he sank downi um 'I
chair. crying out: “Cremate. cru-
mate."
Those were his last. words. He died
almost Instantly. Physicians w\ -
summoned. but stated they could do
nothing.
The body will be cremated at Fresh
Pond. in accordance with his last wish-
cs.
PINGREE TO APPEAR IN COURT.
Ordered to Show Cause Why he Should
Not be Punished for Contempt.
LANSING, Mich. December 24—0n
prtlilon of members of the Ingham
County Bar. Judge Wleat, of the In:-
ham County Circuit Court. today or-
dered Governor Pingrce to appear in
court next Saturday. and show cause
why he should not be punished for
contempt. The action is based on an
interview which was pulr‘lshed In the
Detroit Tribune. December 7. in which
the govornor bitterly attacked Judge
Wiest and Prosecutor Little. of log-
ham county. Attached to the petition
for an order is an affidavit by the Tri-
bune reportc, who secured the inter
bune rcoortcr. who secured the Inter-
view which aillrms that It was given
for publication and that the following
day the governor informed him that
the interview as printed was all right
and commended Its fairness.
KILLED BY A DEAD MAN.
Story of I Weird Truancy on a Boer
Battlefield.
So our dead lay and grinned at thou.-
other dead. and the ilercc sun dried
fit-uh ond blood on Briton nod Boer. for
both remained unburied for awhile.
and so it came to pass tint 1 Door
mmtnnudo retool: the lines where
those will) died for us wore lying. and
an they marched mm our dead they
our a sergeant lying at full length
«but through the brniu. yet oven in
death the man looked Him a fighting
machine suddenly mun out of order
writes a South African mrrcopondent
of the Motion News. "in rifle wu
Dream! against his Ihouidcr. his left
bond moved the barrel on till.- under-
side. his forefinger: of tho right hand
prcucd the trigger lightly. the bowel
round out upon 3 melt. and his dull)
dullod ore Mill stoma liongthc nights.
for ' ‘uilon land conic to hlmmm
no be bent hither! to line at “motto
shot him. Ind now his hand: had stifl-
cuod in tho unlmdohie callous oi
cicrul sloop. A Boer ooidior not the
sergeant as ht- lay and with nude hands
mood tin- rlflc by the bowel and
tried to jerk It from lie
min. but I! he pulled in
rule In line with III on
rillc “into from-tho dud III”. in“
and tho Mimi ;
lloclr‘n butt. hid MU m
on. ‘
' hf that in- oould not cumin not
l1 “
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CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS.
CLOAKS FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.
MILLINERY FOR YOUNG AND OLD;
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Wa shingiou ‘ Washington
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We pride ourselves upon the fact that our customer: are pct-
manent ones. and that we have their friendship and confidence. by
continual square dealing and Iibe rai treatment in every way.
_ MENS' SACK SUITS, made of Fancy (tumors, in stunning
Scotch effects, (touts have broad shoulders, single and double
brcastcd vests-$10.98 and $12.98. .. I ‘
MENS' OVERCOATS—Madc of Heavy All-wool Oxford and
Cambridge (iray lI'tit-zc. \vcll tailurcd and faultless in Style, $10.93.
$12.98 and $15.98. . ‘ .
BOYS’ RAGLAN OVERCOATS~Madc of Heavy All-wool
Oxford Friczr. double stitched. raw edges, culls and sleeves, .atill
crcsccnt Micki-b.3493. $6.98 and $7.98. I
3 REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made iu chinchilla cloth, $1.25 to
3-75-
REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made in Kcrfscy Cloth, blue and
black. large pearl buttons. $3.98 to $6.98.
CHILDRENS' LONG CLOAKS. ages from 2 to 5 years. Blue,
tau. rcd, brown and green, very nicely trimmed, prices from‘f.” to
COME AND LET US FIT YOU OUT. YOU CAN'T OAY‘A
WORD WHEN YOU LEARN OUR LOW PRICES
PRICES AND EASY TERMS.
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