out 1111 thund-
“F re‘cctved 8
".1y 1101' he went
1111111 he felt .
1111113 his first.
. tram. _. me. in the
311110 5 down his throat,
. about it or choke. "
tho 0 letters yet?" asked
‘ destroyed all I not
'1111 here. ” replied the wit-
wrote to mo and out;—
1.1111111- allow him to
is resignation. "
i: mention the names of the
. lotivlhg the ncndemy "i
. {ten he left." he 1.3.11ch1 “but
" .. him of his treatment. "
. a said that he wished to
his biothor' 5 character in
.1111. he was not dull Suite-
trail Been made as to his brolzh~
Intruthfulness nnd cowardice but
Wits “Wither.” .Said the witness
reply to Superintendent Mills. the
a said he did not know of 051111
ring from any other disease than
ulosis. of which he died
COTTON HOLLOW MYSTERY.
thorltles Said to be Working on a
Woll Defined Theory of Murder.
AUGATUCK. December 27—-Al-
ouch all those concerned in the in-
tlxatlon of the Cotton Hollow road
. use mystery continue to maintain :1
gi‘ne of secrecy regarding their dis
cries in the case. the belief grows
nger‘ dolly that. the uni “ON-till):
. a well defined theory of murder.
ratuthere was 11 disposition to :11;-
the. accident. theory. but the ox-
ely 81111111 01212 of the window
gh which it was asserted that
d Milborg had fallen. and the fact
his body was found ten foot to
. side of the window. lliivc gone for
discredit the Idea that Mllbcrg crime
11 death by occidc at
his for‘cnoou Dcputv (‘or not \‘i’nlicr
lid and lolrn Lect. 11 1111011110 who
acting for state attorney \Villiunnr
closeted for a time with the chicf
olloc of Nnrtgntuck. Aflcr'u'ard
y examined 0. won-known Nuunn~
young man. who was in tho (.‘oi-
_ Hollow road llouso on tho night
ilherg was killed He sold that ho
.' 111001119. housc unity in thc ci'.ening
remained until about 4211111111 noxt
log. in the bedroom ill the busc‘
He did 1101 go into tho llppe"
ofthc house at all. llo send. The
‘ m u on nearly full of men all tho
lug. 111910 001111: turntv fir c or
there. not-01111111: to tho witncss
and of the men \v we sirnuuci 11 to‘
., 1111 he was not acquainted with
‘81". so doesn't know uhcthcr the
was in tho bnr~room during 1110
it; (if 1101 Ho sulti tlmi lli' did
our the noise which Martin lino
. tenants of the house assert tho)
‘ ... about 1111'» 1111111 morning 111111
ll supposed to intro born 1' 111111011
. rz'li fall from ")0 window.
.30. tho young mull solid “or
landlord entered the 0111- room
some one to 1:11 for n diu-
wltnosu told tho ofiiroru tlult
‘5; in setting 11
11001111 yard 0
After 111111113 this testimony.
1101‘. and 11011111101 0 i
111 be 1511111111111. 1111 general
.anuing tho 11111111111111.1111 11er
is that the_ decision of the authorities
Will be. that Million: received his death
. wund 11151 t. 1111011110 and not
by 11" full trap the window All the in-
mates of the. house are constantly on
dor 1.111111111111111 it paid tho. author»,
ttieu‘ have a list of many 01 1110110 who
were in tho house on the night of the
tragedy. ' 1 .
Wm w—um .
DAMAGES OF $16,444 CLAIMED.
.45va
Papers Solo/ed inn ~Suita..A9al.nat tho
“ Jennie G‘. Hoili‘ater Estate. I
HARTFORD December Zl-Panoru
in 11‘ obit against the 50.511110 Of the 1.11..
Jennie 11.110111111111- in which 31110110
dumugcs .nro claimed. were. sorvott to-
day and property to the amount of $20. .
000 in the possession of the adminis-
trulor luis been attached.
'l‘lr’u pinintilt' 15 angelinn. Start. of
Providence wire of “Joe" Start for
mm 11 11 Hartford baseball player. and
her claims are for survloes allcgcd to
have been performed for Mrs. Hollis~
for between December. 1894, and Ap-
ill 20,1000
Mrs. Start livos near Providence. ll.
1.. and conducts the Hillside Hotel. She
had been an intimate friends of Mrs.
to received a large lugucy'fmm tho
Hollistor estate by uill
The Holllstor 11011110. is inventoriod
111 330.000. Francis Mngnire. formerly
of Cicvolnnd, 0.. who died at. Witter-
bury a low weeks ago. was Mrs. Hol-
listor's iognl hair and would have come
into possession of tho «rotate had he liv-
od. His will was prObaicd in Water-
bury a few weeks ago and by its forms
tire-propcr'ty is loft in equal shores to
Mary M. Dalton. of Waterbury. and
,lli'ldgot ll. 'l‘uckinghuln. of this city.
~L_...1....._.
WITH A BULLET lN HIS BRAIN.
Expert Diamond Critter Found Dead in
3 Bridgeport Jewelry Store.1
BRIDGFZPORT. Dcccmbcl' 27—~Gu:l-
tnv Woifqn diamond uxpcrt in 810 em-
ploy of 1. Brush, jeweler. was found
dead, with a bullet in his brain. In his
room at. the rear of 1.110 store. this
toronoon. in letters which he left be
ascribed his desire to die to long suf
faring with rheumatism 11nd neuralgia
He was single and was fiftymlc yours
old. He was a Royal Arch Mason. and
11 member of several German and other
benevolent societies.
SHUT BY iNiRCHlSTS.
Continued from First 9113:.
The affair filled the citizens with 0x-
1-itcmeut lllld as the two prisoners were
being 11111011 to the station. it was only
by the greatest effort on the part of
UK' police that violence to the two
men was ill‘ff‘v'il‘lltttll.
The row at the Socialists’ bull occur-
red :11 about midnight, when several
persons who were known to be mum
cirists 111100111011 at tho hull. Almost
iinmodintcly them was trouble. The
row inert-used u'util fists. clubs and
own r'ctoll'crs \t'cro used and the pa.
”(‘1‘ wow suinnroucd to put a stop to
tho distnrbnru‘c.
(flrlcf llron‘n rospoudcd with his
men. and prior considrrnhie difficulty
thc combatants wcrc scpnrnted iiud
.lisurmcil unll tho anarchists were ox~
policd. This seemed to settle the dif-
ficulty llllll tho. noiico withdrew. As
(lhirf Drown writ-i making his way along
a lonriy street 1w heard u idiot us a
bullet 11111311011 by his bend This
11012111011 11 signal for a 111111111110 from dii
tcivnt diroctions 11nd 1110 ch‘cf started
to run tryimz to got his own rcvolvci‘
in 1.110 incantimo. Two bullets 81111121.
111111 and 11:1 l11- foil 11 third found lodge.
rut-111 in his body. in their oxcifcmont
after 1110 first shot threl- men had up-
pcnrnd and the chief rccounlzctl thorn.
\l'iiou tin-y saw him i'tili.'theI nicn run
uwny 'l‘ho chief become unconscious
llllll for on hour he lay whore lli'i had
fallen in the snow. exposed to the bit-
401‘ cold. .11 Ilw and of that. tltnctl
‘ payrcr-by uliw 1.110 mun 11nd 00011111111110
was soon ill. hund.‘
Tho chiof u'mi inlton lo Illi‘l homo. and
Illltll'l‘ the care of physicians ho recur:
11-11111 torrncionnnoss and won able. to
110" who his 11351111011111 wore. Tho- no
"to immodlntoly «launched word In
all llll‘fwtlolll fpr‘ 11111 0 ate 0151111111»
I” pting’ 1110 three 10011111111 '
1111- illlf'l' who were known to the po
l.licu on nocount of many dioturbanm
..n 111111111 11111 1111111111115 1111111000»
1. rim-r 001110 1511.111 {1111' 11.1011111-
1111mm the police found Otto 13121011102
tin and 1.01111 811111111! 11111 In optic or
name maiuicnco. plat-oil thorn under
Chief Brown identified both men 1111
Wu of 1.110110 whom ho had noon at the?
limo he in: «not. Than the Monitor.
were 11111100 to the 51:00:: and batch
on 11111111111 for the third man. but up
to noon be 111111 not been 115111111. 1. '5
The physician: who took chum 0t
'0
2:22? and Tennenm Coal reacted 214 to
Hollistci. and it was 1111111 she expected lug
' our ,
11101111111. Trough. 11.11.11. 1’01»
111101111» (301111110011an Prefer-
The' 1110011118111 opt-c.1111 to some of
1111 101.11 111111011011. but rnl‘y St.
Bu lluxton, Erie. Union "r‘iic,
Pennsylvania and Northern Pacific lost
as 11111011 1111 0 point. Meanwhile Missou-
~1ri 01101111: forged up to 1216,0011 sumo
less active stocks were unlimited. Cow
urine of shorts in Northern Pacific and
Sugar ralliod 1110111 1% to 0.0111 the
sencral market continued unsettled.
WALL STREET noon—win aggres-
sive demand for Consolidated Goa lift.
ed it 4%. This 111101111111 11011 11 steadyi
full effect on the market. but there
were no 1101111110 improvements until
Denver 8: 1110 (111111110 & Northern Pit-1
ciflc wore bid on simultaneously to 33%
and 84% respectively. Buying to cov-
ri‘ then became general. and Reading
First Preferred rose rapidly to 71 and
the second Proferred 4. St. Paul re
covered. 1%. Amalgamated Copperad.
vancod 31.4.. New York Air Brake foil ‘
7% and Glucose Preferred 4. The
general market hardened but the re-
sponuo. was moderate. Bonds wort,-
active and irregular. ‘ ‘ . ‘
WASHINGTON. December 27—Gov-
eminent receipts from internal rave
11110110170261; 011111011111 3012 M323 nits
ceiianeous $77 078; Expenditures $1.-
00 ..000
WALL STREET. 1‘ p In.~~Tho mar-
ket continued active and blood but
highly irregular. A number of low pi 1O
ed stocks were advanced including 0n-
turlo 11nd Nestor-.11 Norfolk 01‘ Wést
om. Chesapeake & Ohio and Mexican
Central. Missouri Pacifis after recod-
lug below last night rallied again to
the top and 11 21,4. point recovery in
Burlington pulled up the Grangers.
Prisca elsewhere hugged on profit-tull-
Vi'ALl. STREET. 2 0 m.—-—Spcculn—
tion was excited in Sugar and Ontario
and Western. Large blocks were bid
for. at rapidly rising prices. Sugar
soared to 141% after selling earlier
at 130% Ontario 04 Western went
from 280;. to 31111 The strength of
this stock rind the earlier boom to
Door er & Rio (lruude Common arous~
011‘ on active 11011111111! for all low priced
stocks. The (louid issues became con-
spicuous toward 2 o'clock. New York
Central rose to 144 and .Glncosn pro.-
ferred recovered its earlier break of
four points. Brooklyn Union Gas rd-
151111111211, and Consolidntod Gus re-
1100011 20'. Except for those special
movlomonts the market continued to
show profit-taking.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. A.
Bohmc. commission broker. Swnrtz &
Corbett’s block. South Norwnik:
Open High Low 1.30
Am. Cot. (ill. 32%, 32% 32 32
Am. St. & “7.. 41') ~15 11V; 4175'.
Am. S. 11. (30.. 1411,11 141% 130% 141%
in. ’l‘ob. 00.. 112 112% 111311. 112
Atchison. 171;. 4’1"" 40%, 47
Atchlson. 11111., 87% 88 87%, SS
Bait. & Ohio. 8201’, 82% S2 82%
Bkyn. R. 'l‘.. 88 881 115-13 8111,13
Can. South. 58131. 580.0 571,5 075.10”
Con. of N. .l.. ”0 110% 140 Hi;
Cites. & Ohio. 425%, “by. «ll»; 42
Chi. & N. W.. 108 1083:; hit: 168%
Chi. B. 8: Q.. Milt. 1421,41 110 Hi?-
C. M. 6‘: St. P.. 130 139% 137'»; 1393.4.
Chi. R. l. 8: 111197.41 12031 110‘1'1 12004
C.C.C. & 81.1... 72% 721.1 7211'; 121/;
0.8; ll.Can.. 123% 121 12273; 12.1
Federal Steel. 58 58 50453 517%
Fed St. 1101.. 7714', 77 4. 77. 7715
Geo. El. (‘10.. 1981.4, 1081.4. 100 197%
Lori. 81023811.. 8717.. 871/. 11005 it'll/a
Nor. & West.. 44 453' 5 13134 113’“
Man. Consol.. 111m 1101.11,. 111%, 1150;.
Metropolitan. 172 172 1701.4 171%
M. K. & 'f‘. pfd. it‘ll/3 «1701‘. 10 516%
Miss. Pacific. 7111‘. 721.; ll 71%;.
Nat. Loud Con] 191,5 till/1‘,
N. Y.. C. & ii.. 113% 1:133;
N. Y.. 0. (0. W..] 203;. 301,4; 3051.
Con. Tobacco. 3113!. 31111. 111111.
North Pacific 899;, Ml; 837,1
No. Par. pfd.. SN 87" 117
Pacific Mull, 411.4,, iii/g,
Pennsylvania. 1148.1. 1441/,
Pedple‘s (his. 108 10771.
Phil. R: Read. 213% 251/4
1’. & R. old. 097... 70%
Sou.Railwuy. 220'. 22%
Sou. fly. 11de 72 72M.
Sou. Pacific, 1110;. 447.1;
Tenn. (3. & 1.. 0714,. 05-7.
U. S. liouthur. Hit}. 14
11.8. l..Co. pfd 705;
U. S. Rtlbbcr. 2714
Union Pacific. 777...
Up. Duo. 11th 112%
Wabash. old. 21"
Want. Union. 83
”~— 1 5.51:-..
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATIONAL
BAN
11211
:19
31.111.
801,153
113%
it) If,
-i.
0915
22%
71%
44%
tifrlg
13:55
75M
24%
707.111
1121!:
24%
82%
144%
110
2584
TI
22%
72541
45%
07%
NH.
111
8;)7VJ
82111
25
83
ll‘.
20
171'.
112%
21%
112%
Norwnlk. (lonn..‘l)1-c. 27. 1000.
DIVIDEND.
Tho Board of Directors have this
day dociared a «amt-annual dividend of
three 13) our cont. payablc on and
by after January 211. 11101.
1.. (l. fiRl’lEN. Cashier.
d27 for
511..
am sewn ANNUhAi: DIVIDEND .
scum ~011qu SAViNGS mum
linlted 3111111 Building.
South Nor-walk. Donn”
" December 17, 1000
The Board of Managers have thin
«in doctoral! a Dividend to duplicitous.
of 1111010131 at the rate of throo Ind
' moduli (315) per cent per annum for
like It: month: ending Deoombor 31
000' payable on uni after J‘unuury 10,
an Tirotrs unity.
111111010 111111111. 9‘.
Now 1101111 011111.
11‘.
A 01.1w DEALING him-1. HUMAN 3‘ ~
1 11m
PRICES: .j.‘ 250. 500 and 750.
11111111151150 Struts 00. 11010 of Hoyt'u
01111111. South Norwa‘lk. and Wedd‘a
Drug Store. Norwuiit. 5 days in advance
01011011 performance. .
HOYT’S ‘l'HEAT‘RE,
.NEW YEAR’S DAY.
N'GH
Matinee. 2: 15 Night. 8: 10.
The Monnrch of all
Third and best Edition of that
Rapid and Roliloking Musical
' ‘ Force. 1 .
WHO IS WHO
11111111111111... the Rucolrnized Cotil-
edian. CHAS. A. LODER and a host of
other Force Comedy Authorities and
pretty Girls.
Caichiest and Brighesl'. Specialties.
The Newest Things in Musical Farce
Special‘ecenory, Beautiful nonunion.
MATINEE PRICES: Children. 1511;
Adults. 25¢.
EVENING. 25. 50. 75:.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt‘s
Theatre. South Norwullt, and Wood's
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of ouch performance.
‘REPORT
OF THE (‘ONDl‘I‘lu‘N ("1‘
1111111111 National Bank
(11"3111’1‘ \"IIRWAL K.
at South Kuwait. in 1.115 State of Donuts-.11-
limo at the clone of busincu. Dctclnher 13111.
i .
RESOURCES.
I onus and discounts.
(28. bondil to mourn circulation,
i’rvmlumn on i'.bii1 1',
Stocks. uecurItico. etc. ‘
llnllkIIIg-DOUM' furniture and fix
tun
D110 "from Notional flanks (not
llcncrvu Agents}.
Duo from npprot' ed reality 0 wont-l.
Internal-Row one u nmm.
t‘li 121m and olbor (1111111 iicins
No'on 111 other Notional Bonita.
Emotional pupcr current-1'. nick-
1-15 and 1- onto.
lawful mun -y nest-no in bank.
viz:
Hpilf'lt‘. $1,011,101
begin-wilder noirs. 1.1111011,
—— 37 431.00
llriomptlou fund with l'. H.
trcaut' ('1 per cont. of rlmu‘flv
tinnl 1,213.00
Total. $201,011.10
N... Lani...“ .
1.0.111" fro-:5.
Capital stock paid to.
Stir his fund.
tin hid‘d pmilts. low expenpts
and 111x024 put.
Notional intuit notion nutsiundtng
Doc to other nniionnl lnmiol,
lluo to Slaw liuuku and Barnum
Dividends up hill.
lndlv fduul 1 opooitn HubJoct to
noon
hominid ccrtifimtcn of deposit.
(lot-titled checks.
Tomi. 3214,0111 10
Stair ofl.‘ inuccilrut. (310111113' of Full-fluid
55:] (fhai'lcs ll. Forri lnuhirr of the nome-
hunted bunk do Holt'lllllly swear lluu. the
show Hintcnmnt is into to tho 111M of my
known-01:1 and 110' 101’.
1111111". E‘S‘l [-2. FEIUHH. (miller.
Subscribed nud uworn to before me this 201.11
day of December. 1.100,
.lM‘iiil M lMAthlN
Notary Public.
3100.001100
10.110000
10,011,111
31.111101”
1 o. 17 0.28
5115.10
0 1.07
70.2 ‘5.“
Correthtt-ul:
lll SSE”. I’Rl NT
th' “All" ll. Hill-DEN
\l ill-‘Nl Sill \IA
h'nrmwns.
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF NORWALK.
‘51 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
(incorporated 1857.)
CAPITAL.
SURPLUS and PROFITS.
$240,000
$85,000
EBENEZER HILL, Pros. E. J. HILL,
Vico Pros. H.1P. PRICE. Oun-
ior. J. P. TREADWELL,
Auiotant Clohier.
DIRECTORS:
ll. iiill. 10. K. lockwood. J. P. Trond-
wcli. E. J. 11111. J. A. Osborn. l). W.
Fitch. Joseph C. Randle. O. E.
Wilson. W. F. Bishop.
Bunkers‘. Morehuntu'. Mnnufuctur-
015' Personal and Family accounts are
Solicitod. Safe Deposit Vault Valu-
ubleu Stored at Moderate flutes. Box
on. 85 and upward per your. 026 am
W. ....
ruraliésr NOTICE.
W
Not-walk Saving. Society.
December 10. 1000.
interest at the rate of three and one»
hull per cont. our nnuum, for the cur-
rent six months. will be crodltod to do-
poiiitom January 1. 1001. and paid to
them on and after Juuunry 1011:.
Per ordor of niroétorl
(110017.970 E. MILLER.
1121 121
The
W
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF NORWALK.
Canton 140.000
Norwnllt. “ .1955. 20. 11100.
MA‘l’lNEE AND'
Treasurer. .
‘ all as the 11111111 things. .5 1
“ tLADIE8' CLOTH AND FUR JACKETS
Fun Shbwo. ~‘ “
FUR SCARFS AND MUFFS '< .
'0 A NICE STYLISH CLOAK FOR MISSES
SILK AND FLANNEL SHIRT WAIS 1'8
FLANNEL AND MUSLIM UNDERWE
‘ HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES
‘ HOLIDAY BOOKS.
CHILDREN. n
HOLIDAY GLOVES ,OF ALL KINDS
RIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES
FINE FRENCH CHINA,
BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASS.
HANDSOME LAMPS.
and all the ‘u lot 1111.131 required' in house furnishing.
Attractivelioiidau 111105.
In the rear basement we are showing a very attractive line of Rugs. beautiful
richly colored. 111111.11 would make ideal Christmas Presents. We have them in all
smallest to the very largest.
11111111001110. La‘oc curtains and Portiers. all new and fresh, and at very attra . _. ' ‘
ATTEMPT AT 10.
HARTFORD, December 27-Acting
Prosecuting Attorney Freeman and At
tornoy O'Flahorty for: 11110 accused,
made their argl‘lmentu‘in the police
court today. in the concomitant John
Connolly, charged with an nlloged at
tempt at pocket picking. After heat-'-
ing them. Judge Bill reserved his do
clsion until Saturday morning.
away or A ong‘ir‘r‘ noonanv.
‘.“"““‘
, A Forced Participant. Now a Million-
a‘lre. Tolls About 11.
Not till now. stirs 11 11111111101: i'ror‘l
Northampton M11011. to thc i’lliizul .1
phla Press. ban. biz-on r1 110101111 tln
whole mystery 51111511111151... 83.009.U-"i
Northampton bank robbery of 18..
Robert .1 Giant). worth $0,000,000 in
honest put-5110.11.11” confessed that us
a youth he helped James Dunlap. “Bob
Scott. "8011‘ Leary. and “Shang
Draper-mum lshrnwdout quartet that
ever gagged 11 watchman or blow up
a safe~put through their gigantic
scheme. that won once the talk of the
world
Scapegrnco. outcast. tramp. brake.
mun. roustobout prospector. Robert 1!.
Ciapp has been. Now he is .11 mil
iionaire for a change. His life has been
one. four; romance. Even now he weeps
for his bride—tin 111011111 511111111. it was
she who revealed to him the secret of
the Pally river. Alaska. and brought to
him the knowledge that has given nlm
his gold.
Dunlap and 51111. with Leary Bllu
Draper planned the great Northamp-
ton bank robbery and got away with
nearly 32. 000 .1000 hoary and Draper
restored their share and got off with-
out sentence. Dnulup and Scott were
sent to state prison for fifteen years
each. Scott died in prison in 1882;
Dunlap was pardoned in 1892, by (lov-
ernor Russell. of Massachusetts. Tilt
now it was never known that "Bob
Clam) was ever in the‘go
“l was in that guns." on '1 ‘fr. Clapp.
seriously. "though it was against my
will. Dunlap met me when l was work
ing as a hoatler. and, learning that l
was from Northampton. his old town
took grout intemt in no. Finally no
came to me with an offer of 11 good
round rum to accompany him and a
few friends on a buoinm‘ trip in
Northampton We rancher! Northamp-
ton at night. Dunlop asked me to show
him the schoolhouse on Bridge street
I took them about my of home town
and pointed out. the 00.11.1310 school.
house the bank’s watchman. the cash-
let. his homo. and everything else thoy
wanted. They ocnpiod the school
house when they stayed there. "
Mr. Clapp went quietly over tho
story of the robbery 0n the night of
June 25 18711.neven malted man on-
ten-d the home of John Whittiesoy.
cashier of tho Northampton National
0111111 51111011 the novon uranium of the
family. They were bound. gagged and
handcuffed Mr. Whittiosoy was fora.
ed. after torture. to rovo‘ul the combi
untlon to the iron box 11151110 the Info.
Ho gave auroral wrong numhors. but
the denuornte no; finally 1101-01111 him
to tell what they turned They got
aelnriy 82.000.000 money and 59¢an
on.
“The plunder no 1101 truncated to
the ochoolhou n10 Ifr. Olson. "0111
$111111 to Muenster. do
or II
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1858.
H. KRIEG‘ER 1
THE LEADING STORE FOR READY-TOLWEAR GOOD
THE TWIN CITIES. ‘
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS
CLOAKS FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS. "
MILLINERY FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
29—3!
West
Washington
Street.
We pride ourselves upon the fact that our customo"
manent ones. and that we have th eir friendship and mm _.
continual square dealing and liberal treatment in every way.‘
MENS’ SACK SUITS, made of l'auc v Circviots, in .31:11
Scotch cliccts.ro'it~1 lim 0 blond shoulders single ‘
brcnsicd vests ..$Io 98 and $12. 98. *
MENS' OVERCOATS—llzidcof llcmy .\ll- woolO' ' 11
Cambridge firm i iiczc. 111.1] tziilorcd turd faulticss in st .
$12. 98 and $15. 98. . ‘
BOYS’ RAGLAN OVERCOATS—Madc of Hcav
Oxford l'riczc, (loublc stitclicil raw cdgcs, cuffs and see
crescent pockcls. $4. 98, $6 98 and $7 98.
$ REEFERS FOR BOYSaMzIdc lll chinchilla cloth '3‘
3 75-
REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made 1.. Kcrscy Cloth, bf
black. large pcarl buttons, $3. 98 to$6..98
CHILDRENS' LONG CLOAKS, ages from 2 to sych
gnu 810d, brown and green, very nicclv trimmed, prices from“
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