' 8'
in the county
iflor. with a not
“Implied near~
' spoke. and it
cultyl that the court
storylfrellll heI lips.
.2, originally on the
‘ 9 this have brought
Attorney Lurlis,
It egroltnd of de-
litilelr ludsolll
9 filed a denial
i do pluillt aJJe‘Izingde-
' ' king for alimony.
~ quelitioni of alimon)
agreed upon Julius withdrew
utopia-i tand allowed hid wife'
the I1 ‘erce au‘il take the cus-
hild uhieh he has
dine testified that she
arricd in New \ork city
1896, an vent to Stanl-
livitll‘l rhushand who
99 they lived
It eight Illonths. (lne
'i it‘vere visiting her
llomas “aisll, an
o e‘iii‘lrcii. her" husband re-
99 bag 0 aetiompany her. Her
' was with her when they re-
_ they approached the
ills flew into a rage.
told h we no IIIOle
" trot lllfit‘tillg. \ud \\ ilh
It rtnation that he u as going
ration. be rushed out. L\".ilh‘
‘iiil fili a faint. was Ialrietl
" lilot hand. fol many weeks
fietcl‘ fron‘l nervous pros~
’Shtisaid she did not knoll
W1 t her husband meant b\ the‘
ark but afterward slle Iame'
9d ccouel sloll that hc wasjeab
i Jug them named blur-i
Mn phy came into \iew as
lid her sister“ reached the
so; She was surprised as nei-
not them had been with him.
Edit libido wJent to Standard the
day; 1);th Hulibsfil‘éftlsetl to It‘
to her. Mary \iciiiernan, sis-
”u oftthe p’etitiohel. gave similar
ilnodgwconcerping the separa-»
1,
, Prof. Thomas ll Walsh uas
'w e'cled into the roouhiu a large
lilit‘. He Is deprived of the use
9 limbl‘t and dill attendant u: :5.
' lcrk Instructed him to raise".
' L
niece.
his ‘right’ hand to
tiled .. til
have him rctul ll.
refused. and ordered bull to take
his furniture out of the place. as
. he had let it to’ his sister
Walsh had the belongings remow
ed to his home} in Ncw'York. and
said he has since supported his.
titer the child was born,
he made an effort to have Julius
do something for his wife and off
upring. but he would not.
ly time he had been to the house
was on the baby'll tirllt birthday,
when he brought a locket contain—
iilg his own and his wife 5 picture
as a token for the baby. bill be re-
fused to enter the house to see
them.
Judge Slulmual granted the di-
mm: on the ground of desertion,
and gave. \lrs. Julius the custody
\ttoruey Judsow
stated that the counsel had agreed
Illgit she should he allowed $3590
alihlouv, Jtditls having property
\ dined at $I,o5o. 'lhe court grant—
of the child
ed that amount
Mar} L. Lent, of Bridge )0?“
ranted ti“ divorce from 8am-
. Lent; of New ‘I orh. on the
ground of ‘habitual intemperailce.
that her husband
was intoxicated most of the time.
i‘hey were married September 30.
Attornev King represented
was;
nel
She testified
I883.
the petitioner.
Alice ilrundage of Ridgeiield.
petitioned for sepalatiml from
on. ‘
haw Julius. 9 and endeavored
trot" 2'
9n: went to
The husband- '
\m‘llrose lirundage, of the
place. ou statutory
testilllony of Mrs. lIrIIIldage and
Sheriff Powers
was that the. defendant had been
paying too much attention to oth-
'i'he parties were mar-
'l‘lle decree
former Deputy
er women."
ri'ed August I7. 1898
w as granted.
Eliza 7. Kristel. of ilridgepolt.
u are granted a decree from Jacob
lx'aser. of 'l‘relll'on. l\'.
ground of (Insertion.
married December
Addie l’.
erable cruelty. .
pearl} forty.
another week.
I hex
grounds.
2, I895.
thr'l‘coe. of liairfield.
was made happy by having her
union with Anton Ruseoe legally
severed the allegation being intol-
were
tied June] 1.18991 she being I8
teats of age at the lime. lie was.
"lheir married life
\\ as short and hot an ideal one
ihe case of William H. Scibs
gt: ‘I’lold his”? aim up uher‘lils Dorothy .Seibs was continued
The on~
.. on the
»'i hey
i'rof;
same.
The
W t‘ (‘0
mar-
l
w
En I to to Pom'l‘el .~ I
WORWICH. January 26~A young.[
| dresucdboy 3nd found sfiuteg ol9lt '
stun the Central ermonl ra [ion a a
n, In 9f “clack Thursdfly Ill'zht,
up may Ill el). and benidn' him Was
. ti i326 pleura of absorbent cotton urfitt
. 'ill'ated with chloroform The lad wall
awakened W In omIficr ItI9Ild tIIlIen9I9o9f
1t ollce'xhta on w ere e gave l‘l-I
Tilting all Stupid” Kl'ngaford (foblhnan
i
Goodman of “9“ Net‘.’ York Contlal]
Rnllrolul. -»
Young Goodman Enid that he had
. mum. and while ml the‘ train h-ll‘ll
bit It settled with a. violent toothache.
»Wlilimuntlc, the boy said. be hat
the: train. and bought some chlor- l9
oi rm which he npplled to tho tooth; I
lit his act. belfllx' the lost that he rcrnctu
bored but“ awakened at the Norwlcli“
station 9.
On his person were lounIl several
{lids and iottols heallng the name
Ill» he gave .to' the loot Ilulnorltlos
$09 mil an passes over the New York
. putt-cl road. all of whloh tend to con-
' arm his story 118 to hlll Identity. Ho
mop no money when found. althoulth
(hall! that he won well Iluppllcd with
up“ when the left New York.
it In duvmllorhthat; Goodmanl became
lulled by, the anesthetic and took the
‘ tons tramp t Wllllmontlc. lenvlnlr It
:Iq‘t‘l‘lo o.I-wmh ’Hlll puentn wlll be non.
, Il tomorrow.
- w—
9 99 crime“ NEGOTIATIONS.
Temporary tho-um on Account of
’ " Quoonwmorlo'. Death.
It’lll’tlit: January 25—40mm; to
Item Vic rlnh death. there ball boon
tempilru on cotton or the negotla-
loom, t'l‘tlo vllrt l nations tmlny llmll
mt It. vlmllonor at her minty.
It on iflirl‘iinwtlil'ChTi‘ ”idlil‘lh
It or 0 ans or o o
i'lriiilliun cl Intuit Chlnolkl in order
title In Ily be made for the
nth hotel-mm r Ir‘n. have been referred
‘ the (choroid to the ministers, Who
, cpllqd butt I by now do when
tor the prov our determnlll'tlon
. not show; deeds
ll mulling-Iii; 0 when ,wlul
Ii of tho that note before
u d be :II‘WC
9t tot-Idea hire rerun;
In the f artifice-
art? .clutmlgg 39M
' ntho .mlllollltln 0 or
are th‘ti lllpgllnll.
”flggflnd'fiflhtr d0 .bollr
Work“
touchy cutonoronu. !
SMALL Port “can: oven.
cant—u.
Av I'M Vprk Boy’s strange Adventure! Pattents Treated Wlth Chlorine out
With Favorable Effects.
The small pox score In Bridgeport
The Informutloil
pest house is to the effect that. the IIII
tlellts brought there will be dlneharlted
next week. plobnbly by Wednesday or
is ovel.
'l‘llnl udny.
A fentmc of the trdntmollt of the
I smell pox patientu was the. application
of chlorine gas III II modified fotm.
99;?hh-I wnu lured 8t lb: infiltltlce of 9DI
. ii’Oinliillg of ()h o. u ol ‘ n clostet III
.the son 0! A slutdnt 'f‘taflle Manager the treatment. and [unveiled upon the
llonrd of Health to (lxpellnlent with it
lull» lilaeltmun, who has beta) burglar;
«the patient». says the ohm mob III“
New York to visit relntlld! ill been lather limited on the nlllhbel of
Chlmllle
1 gas III a deadly poison and the molllll
was by Infletllcnto Ill
culthol and I-llll-
II'Il in waIur
'1‘th was inhaled ovoly
bout Ilve lllimlik‘fi III u tlmc. through
The treatment
was glvon patients where the disease
was well advanced but so far as out
nervatlon went the remit 'wu rather
fuvomble. onpeclally at the pustular
stage. as It reduced the fever.
atuff has II salty taste and In reputed to
be especially good in diphtheria. None
of the patient! “permuted any Ill of
1.11805 but; not been
Iutiou of it
menthol Itlmphor. on
and ulcohola
an ordlno'l y Inhaler
foetn from It at any
Holt and lildllar New
‘Ilto‘re.
tilled built.
byline of methyl. Illsllov
loI go.
Htltno Dr.
man In lncllncd to give the [all crodlt
for kllllng the. small pox germ.
AN lLLlClT WHIBKEY STILL.
~0—.-I~
Fluhormon‘ l'lnd’mn Turning Out
quuor Nut. Now Hampton.
HAMPTON January 26~Nowton
while
throulrll the loo on Bl Ire ow road. no
tread smoke rising from the woods In
the bend of the pond. "All them In no
house near that! thouttht It peculiar.
and that mnlnx montloned It at u9
Deputy Shorllf Flttl was pron-
t. and educated jokingly that he
d better look It up. All there ll.
been It Iran: of tough character-n allot
town lately IIIIII II good deal of petty
thievlhlr and drllnkennolu. ho thought
monthly It might be the henthunmrs
of the gang. securing the all! of Mn
drew Emu he started for the place
about 10 o'clock. 0n arrlvlnx they ap-
prooehod cuntloulllv and found In a
not It big rock. 0. ("glad
II our
.fl.“
whlllkey all in operation.
luthrop.
man. The men were no Int
duly made no tortilla
‘lff placed them all under errant The
nice are lime: and Thomas Holdall.
braille". Herbert Hugh” and
from the
ace and the
The
Block
halibut
that
cohor-
- u each winter hoop
b t ”mil;e
1y cure. such troubles.
ililk 9
form of catarlhl
deepen- seated. and r ll. time the
county ovll,
one an eutnrlh sufferers but are nearly
all so Inconvenient iIIId Ineffective In;
to render their use a nuisance nearly
as annoying IIII catcrrh use": anyone
dots will beat wltruuul to their town
‘t'elll'cncn and tenure to wally curb.
There are ll. number ”of attendant III
In It new remedy. compelled at Eucalyp-
tol. Hylil‘hlfitill aunslllnlll‘la and othel
valuable outmrh specifics.
Thlgl remedy la in tablet form. plolut
out to Iahc Innto and hold by drunlutu
under he name of Stuart‘s Cu rlll
Tablets and unyotiof buffering rom.
cattlrrll‘ may ulle the“: tablets with on.
nohlto Insurance thil‘. they contain no
cocaine. opiate nor any poltlonpua mln-
oral whatever.
A leading drugglut III Mutiny. speak
log of cutarrh cures MIN. “i have sold
varlous catarrll enroll for years. but
have never cold any which have latch
general nadsfnoth‘m [w Stuarts (In-
tarrtt Tublutll. They ootncln In a pleat;
ant. concentrator] format“ the boat and
latcat catarrb remedies and cumin
duffel-orb who have used douche;
sprays arid stallion. have been eaten
lulled at the qulek relief and permit
nent results obtnlnod after a week's
use of Stuart's Cntnrrb Tableau" All
drugglalrl Bell fllll sized packages for
fifty cents. jzl-‘JG
Take away my first letter. take away
my second letter take away all my lot
torn. and I am still the name. What
am l? The postman.
A DiEP MYSTERY.
It in a mystery why women endure
Backbone. Headache. Nervouanons,
Slooplerlstwlla. Melancholy. Fainting
and Dirty Spells. when thousands have
prov ed that Electrlc Bitters will llillcil'
“l uniform! for
years wltll kidney troubles.“ wrltca
Mrs. Phebe Cherloy. of..Petersou. In..
"and a lame back pained me no I could
not drool; myself, but Electrlc Blttors
wholly cured me. and.-ulthougb 73
years old. | now am able to do all my
housework." lt overcomes Constipa-
tion. Improves Appetite. gives perfect
health. Only 50c III F. H. Baxter‘s
drug More. . 9
There. Ill always hobo In II man that
actually and earnestly worku. In lllle
noes alone In there perpetual despair.
IAVID A IOV9'I UPI.
1m. CHINE n.‘ Hubbard. or bill
ford. Del. uyc: "Brnlllonmlm II"-
tllo one we lost wltll crouu. We are
hlm a few dolled. He qulokly dropped
to oleep. out] on all right in the more-
1."
Torulobyll H. PithMutdl‘. R
Enter.
Doctor—«rm afraid your husband
doesn't get. enough oxercfoo.
M m. DIlt-lt.yle--Well.-he'l| be excreto-
ln her bill.
A PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN
PE AKO.
Prof. Rom Tyler. of Chlcugo. I I've
President lllluoln Woman‘s Alliance
in speaking of Chamberlain‘s Cough
Remedy. says: “i suflored with a tie-
veto told this winter. which threaten-
ed to Inn into pneumonln. l triad Iiif'
forent remedlen. but I named to grow
worse. and tho modlclno upset my
stomach
Cllumberlalno Cough Remedy. and l
relieved me. at, once. I am now entire.
tall. Your brother. the artlnt, ls abort.
Isn't lull"
llo lubrontlyl~Yes. usually.
*—
(lure. lt enroll the worst. come of In
80th Norwalk
“two
They .lIIIIl III-and opera In English.
And Instead of cull up our “Bravo!"
The audience yol ed “Hot stuff!”
' The Whole Story
III one letter nbout
rmm mm. ll. lioyt. new mom No.
(I. \Iunllflllv-j”WI' frequmliy um l'zllu;
Inm' lulu-Kuwait till plin‘. I» m m...
"t’l. .lmjmmlfm. "WWW, [INN 0”",1‘Wb
lllIl'ina. armor-9. llllll llll attitude»: ullleh'
balnil mm In ullr pal-ulna. l blue all hell-
numl lu .Iohm nun l‘molimnu Ind»
ml mlwlp pl lulrc null Ill 9|Itlltd. ‘
sufferer. resigns himself to It II II hoot
Gator-Ill cures are almost Ml humor '
ed my boys llfe. He began Just like
ed enough when my drousmnker condo
A frlend advised mo to try
found It was pleasunt to lake. and it
ly recovered. Have-d II doctor‘s blll, time
and onfferlbg. and | 'wlll never be with-9
out. tllls splendid medlulno again. For
sale. by George C. Stillmn. South Nor-
walk. and Edward P. Wood. Norwnlk.
“It'll funny that you should be an
Popcln preparations often fall to re-
lieve lndlgelltlon bocaulle they can Ill-
goat only ulbllmlnoull fooda. There Is
one preparation that (“posts all clause-ll
of food. and that III Kodol nynpepula
Illselltlon and alvoa Instult robot for
It Illust- what you outH—«G 0. Stilluon.
Whlch was certainly proper enough.
who has used detaches. Hproyrl and pow- wt
te’rnnl rcmenloa for plltllrrh. but prob ‘; ’i ‘ .
ably the beat and certainly the uproot ,9
A
200 yards.
WlLLIMAblTICTHREAD.
' 3c. pun SPOOL.
SMALL WARES.
Wllllmantle Cotton. '
7e. Brush llrtllIl. all colors.
be. l'ntenI
black.
Safety Plan.
or black. per spool.
be. i’intl. very llpoclul. 2
per yard.
26c. Slide (fouling.
Agate Buttons. pnl‘ III-Ilsa,
26c. ilnir Brushes,
25c. Dressing Combo.
15c. Jet and Silk Crlmpu.
lilo. lleltu,
lpe. Gilt .lluttons.‘
(lerunmtown. Sukony or
Fiona. per pkg-III”
pail \
lie . Patent [looks and Eyes.
be. Spool Sliknteell.
no Mourning l‘llla, box,
25c. Scissors.
lords.
3e. Hulr Plus,
Aluminum Hair Plus.
100. Pearl Button‘h.
Fast illnclt Darnlnz Cotton.
200 yds.. 3c.
3:.
lie. Mllwurds' or lllghtnlng Needlea,
al/ac.
nlekel or
21/,c.9
be. Dragon 'l‘ln-eurl. 500 yordlI. white
2936.
papers. 5:.
me. li‘llney and Plain 'l‘rhmnlux Ill-aide
Inc.
10¢.
19c.
156.
4 for be.
" 5:.
So.
So
Shetland
7c.
liltdliln' or (.‘lllltlrenn' Suplmrlors. per
so.
do
30.
‘lc.
15c.
l0e. Colored l‘eothcrstltehed Braid,
ldc. Whip Cord Embroidery Silk “26-
4 paper: for 5:.
to.
"lo.
(Intlcnra Soup.
10 PIECE FULL PRINT. GOLD
LINED TOILET SET.
WAS $3.00—THXS SALE. $1.98
17c.
DRESS 600155.
.0...“
tlllullly 1th tulle.
lnr S l .00 quality.
200 yards l2-ll'leh
rude.
Mar 290. qullllty. at
quality. at
22-lnuh Planted Taffeta.
lhlll Haiti,
lllc. solemn. for this sale.
non y-nldu lllllek Il',lep0n regular 75c.
45c.
23 plot-ell Sllk lv‘lnlnll Henrietta. rogu-
300 yards Fancy French Novelties. III
patterns of II to II yards. regular
prleoll ”.25 and new this sale, 00¢.
Plaldn.
brown and fancy. was 50c, for thlll
In blue.
0
15 places Plnln nud Faucles. our rog-
fll-lnch All-wool Flannel. regular 69c.
37c.
‘ la blue.
brown and green. render prlce tile...
Ill/.6.
Bout Lining ()umbrlc. this sale. 30.
. I
. Men'n all-linen (lollllrll. all
broken lots. worth lllc.. trample solo.
' Gulls In llqnltro
of".
Inforcod front and book.
worth 40o. nt-- 9
'l‘lui bent "l’atwbnrg"
hand made button holes.
at
nnd routid corner
' llnkn and plnln9. worth 200. and .260...
of muslin. Biiorl 14 to 19. worth 81.
Mo
v
MEN’S FURNISHINGS.
atyleu and
7:.
mm.
Unimmfldred Ilium lluoll humid. M"
lull shall.
Unlnullder'é‘d
Shirt. Iolhl llIlml bottom and hands.
Thom
Ill-II. worth an... Ill.
“i
(it
derahlrtc
Drawers. all wool at
mowers to match. III;
and 121M... Ilt
Men's Flannel Ollthlli‘Shirto.‘ch-y hour
vy. made the beat. worth 60m. at 25c.
Menu Subvention, Mohair buds. doll
hie stitched bullish. drllworo support»
25/36.
Neckweur in Bat Wluxll. Techs rind
Four‘ln- Blinds. worth 25c... 300. at:
91
Men's l‘IIiIey Shirts. laundered. with
mm to match, worth 500. and 70c .
Men" I; Domet leht Shirts. worth give.
6.
About one hundred and flfty Hen s UII~
and Drawers.
white and gray, worth 60m. at
All our it on and 81.35 Shirts and
ID:
Mecca.
26c.
Men's double breasted, fleeced Shigs.
c.
Men'r. gray mixed Socks. Worth lIle.,
at
Men's block and tall Socks. worth loo.
6:.
HOSIERY.
39o. .. at
at
sites. worth $1.00. at
make. worth 600.. at
children‘s Ivan ‘snlrls.
fit
Ladlcs' Handkerchiefs.
Ladlerl‘
_ IleI-orut lon. worth
at
lilo, lli.
HANDKERCHIEFS. ETC.
Boys' lint-o Pants, worth Me, at
Ladicll' lllnek Hose. worth 10c.. at Go.
Children's 'Bldck Ribbed Hose. silica
51.5 to all. worth me. Ill
lmdlell' Black Cashmere Hose, worth
06.
19:.
Clllldrens' Vests and Pants. odd slime
mostly Vesta, worth 20c. and 2m.
12'9/2c.
Ludles' All-wool Vents and Pants, odd
89c.
Children‘s Combluatlon Sluts. “Quota"
35:.
Boys: Flooded Shim-l. all Sizl's. IIll col-
ors. worth 25c. and 360.. at
15:.
Paula and
Drawurtl, all altos. worth up to $1.00.
259a.
2V2°~
Embroldered Handkerchlefn.
crumpled some from being used tor
l2c. and the...
Men's l-landkerehlefs. all linen. worth
10c.
Hots. Blzeu 18,19.
29. 30 Every
CORSETS. GLOVES. ETC.
()lll‘ ellllre stock of hidien' kid Molten.
In Inn. model-l. black and greys. cv.
cry pnlr warranted. Were 81. at 69c.
We nave about 200 palr of odd (;I)r~
.~.t 25. 'le 27 28.
ypnir from our $1.00
and use line. at
stock to clone. 59c.
POCKETBOOKS.
LIIIllInI' Pocketbooks, our entIre 25c.
18c.
cnocxnnv.
W
Here are l low priced:
Tea Cups and Bauecrll.
coffee Cllpll and Saucers.
Dessert Plates.
”l Ten Pinter,
Covered Dlllhell,
‘llldlviduol Butters.
Bugllr 309W199l.
butter nlllliIlil
Vegetable Dllllloll, open,
.brealttnllt l’llil‘éll.
Dinner Plates,
We are cloulng out four of our
Stock Pattern Illnner Soto, to make
room for nprlng Importation».
goods I'll'll marked tile-unto In plain
thto ware of the some quality.
Thou
192..
chill) its.“ ' "o I I. "I
09% 9 9 no! II In: manna for" All nllk plain 00109,.“ flbbom' N) '.9
Milk Pitchers, 106.
Large Pitcher», 85¢.
Gravy Boats. the.
Pickle Trays, 15c.
Sauce Dishes, . ec‘.
Soup Toureens. 986.
Meet Platters, 8 ln., 1'59.
Meat Platters. 10 in.. 19c.
Meat Platters. 1‘.’ In.. 25c.
Meat Platters. ‘ etaocmftv
Meat Platters. It in.. 39c.
Meal. Platters. It In.. 496.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
29c. (lalvanlced Iron Cool node, 19:.
We. Long llnndled egrllsnovels. 5c. '
17¢. Sheet lron Frying Fans. 100.
lac. Corn“ Po'piléré. . 9c.
49c Jumped Bread Boxes. 39:.
We Ten quart DIIIII Pane. 10¢;
390. Self thlilnx Mops, 29:.
the. large size Cool Shaves. 10c.
lilo. Ten Quart Bread Raisers. with
coverrl, 39m.
GRANITE IRONWAIIE.
W A .
19c covered Sauce fans “ 14c.
33c w‘lte Plnt Tea or Coffee Pots. 19c.
25c. eight quart Round Parts. 199:.
39c Rice Boilers. 299.
29c. six quart Slowing Kettles. 25¢.
DOMESTICS.
2500 yards Domet Flannel. worth 100.
per yard, at . fol/go.
2000 yards Dress Gingham. worth 10c.
yard. at W2:
1 one M Brown Muslin. extra heavy
worth 7c. per yard. at 4%:
100 dozen Plllow Cases 45x36. our»
fine. worth 15c. each, at 106-
75 dozen Turkish Towels. brown. val
ue We. each. at "In.
|0Il dozen Honey Comb Towels, brown
value. 0%.." at _‘ 9 we.
50 dozen Cotton lvluek, full blanched
ulzc 20x40. value Itle. each, at 09/20
25 Iloz. all linen Towehl. extra ulze.
20x40. 170. each; at 12c.
54 In. Table Moon in bleached and up
bleached. value 25¢ per yard, at 191:
50 pairs Blankets in white and grey
value $1 per pair. at. 7/0
1 case full bleached Sheeting lxl. val
us Be. per yard, at 0%:
100 Honey Comb Counterpannc, full
site, 1234. value $1.25, It “I:
590 pieces of the bent light and dark
Prints. value Ilc. per yard. at “/a0-
15 doz. rotlloom In block and coloni
worth todny 81.50 each. at m.
200 Comfortabloll. allkollne covet-Ind.
worth 8|. 50. at 01.19.
1000 ynrdu of [hum Tomlin; In blue
and rod chock value 10c per yard.
at. 79/30.
1 halo Huck (ll-uh. full bleached. val
no per yum 100. at 7'40.
75 clown Dollies. red. Milk and blue
bout 1", all white. nine 60c In
G ytt In ' . 46¢
Illxllll 'l'llleetl. It will known make. on
Irll' video witty Ill Illa north. Ill m.
72:90 Shook. o well known malts. Ill-
In ulna today no tact. mil. 46¢.
The boot Apron Gingham mulufmtnr
so, worth 70. pt 60
shim In this Great Bargain out... We will ileil 9atf9air quilntity to all—wholesale customers will have to accept the same
MPG" to
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CHILDREN’89 HOSE 61: PAIR.
WORTH toe.
LADIES’ jACItE'I's. 9
Ladies' heavy Winter Coats. were 85
to $97. 50. at this title only
meg.
Ladies Winter Coatu,tan.~ costar: oily
and block. lhllahpd wlth appllq
new this solo. tamer Ill-iota
812.00. at this sale, .
ue- ill
“Ill:
hauler heavy walnut black Jacket: .0!
line Kenny and Vohetlln Cl
the balance of our 310.009 pod
garments. at thlli dale,
1 lot or wmuir Coats. Including short.
Juckota and lolly 9309! (lotto
all blah u 818 .00; at
Chlldreno Short Sockets
capes. cited 1 to
price» $2.98 to u. 0. at this 3:10».
Ladles' Fur Collarotfcs Soho 0
sum. with yoke of A31?“ an.
tabs. finished with eight mill»,
larg price Stu this sale. ‘
Ladies Tolrlor Mode Bulls.
$18.00 ones for
$15.00 onesfpr
810. 00 one: for‘
1 lot Taller Maiden; Sultan
of last neurons all In;
hlgh as 812. at tlll'o tulle,
9 IN no: CLOAIt'atoou.
3.3::
all Add an
Valli“ k
34
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with 19%“)?
VI"; [‘0 l8!
.l.
Ladies Black Brilliantlne wants, Ill-
ed throughout, worth $2.,50 all in
sale only .
Children's Wool To'mo-Bhanttirsn
ulnr prlee 25¢. now
and children'fa
Hoodn. regular prices 89c. and
lufcnta'
thin sale.
Lullm' two piece Plauuellotto
Dress Block. 81
run shirt. wit-t lulillp‘il
Dot.
lb.
Wmt'ttl
9.991
It
detachable collar, bllhop olout'lllh
Gilt Buttons. mull; price? n. 00.9%}:
this
Ladlep' Heavy Elderdowb Wm
regular price 83. 925. It this
1 Lot of Mackintoobos,
3175. this role,
tulle. ‘
‘i‘
regular orig;
Wool Nelunlonl. values from 25901.0
39c. this sale.
Eldertlowu and Outln‘g Flinnel Drag-
nlnx Bubques. regular piles 891'.“
this
Blessing Sacquull that. were
and $1. 98. now only
Heavy
Robes. regillar priceo 8175 and
Ladlea’
this
Rnlny Day and W llduc at
Henry. All Woolf
well mode and bullied With
or nachlno stitcblnsfu
sale,
tulle
M. 590. 31.76
b
04;:-
hnve been “.90 to 86.50." lhlIbIb.
mil
Childrenu Block Jersey Mull”, All
Wool, rend” price 750. II this I”:
Ltldloll' Black Jersey Lupine remun-
00.83.90, now
Lulu . I | .
deg” 9391‘:me :9l9u Much that.
“.010.-
Blue; 099le
thll
autumn Huhiln
reel-I. were lac to
L
lot. It
RIBBQNS.
No. .7. per nut. .
”Hail Inf
nib
1.50 at tailpi-
Lullol' Much manual Vol
lu’llllonlbl‘c plan colon.
boa. nv‘o Nan cold ole
88.75 oll new,
ltd
“thug
. all
0:0!
agav‘ié‘h Ii. this had»
lMlolI' Cumin-lo or»: Coven”
In prlu are m
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