“—4..
hold in up
trillion 11121111111
[it . pimple Reported Unfav-
g on. the Bill Rearrangina tho
tutu: Regarding Them»—
Other Matters.
runny), April .30~—~'i‘iie two
panic in at; 12.230 11110111010911 on»
m: missions.
Judiciary Committee reported
lily .on the bill rearranging this
3,. as. regards slot machines and
rojocted. Mr. King saying that
monuments alreadypnssed covz
polling general points.
1 ovldlngxu change of venue
aid“ to trying court Ulises was re-
” (King saying that tho provi-
l‘evtoo now to Connecticut. us.
lia e: support. An unfavorable
no made on the. proposed I‘ll-l
til tatutos. concerning pctlonsi
fijurlou resulting in death from'i
no Rejected.
‘ ..provlding for weokly pay-1
for employees of pnrtnersliipsi
d corporations was rejected on.‘
n o concur with the Senate. 1
‘11)1' iclpiil of the bill soomedl
i] it. was claimed to he iiucon-,
tonal. .'
important bill was reported fil-I
lily by the roads. rivers and bruit";
oblilmittoe concerning injuries on.
blip l cys. “in bicycles (ii-"Intim-1
’c . . .hevbili’niovldes taunt-any:
_. is found injuring pedestrians or
. ”We a wrong iinme. he shall bog
Will at over $500 or imprisoned llOL'
.ertltnnmsix months. or both. ) *
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1
oa‘rnits or PURCHASE.
up uncem‘ent Made of- the Offer of
ortliern Pacific for Burlington.
S'ron. April 00*‘1‘116 official on.
lit] issued by the directors of the:
go. Burlington & Quincy. making
‘Ounccment of details oi? the offer
‘1: 9 Northern Pacific and Great
orn companies to purchase the
‘pltpl‘ stock of the Burlington road.
was .mailed to stockholders today.
be circular in an amplification or
old previously made known concern-
, the deal. Besides the offer to our
italic the Burlington stock on the
basis 01’ $200 in bonds of $100 in stock
the circular says that the bonds- are
tube the Joint obligation: of the North-
:o Pacific Railway Company. and of
great Northern Railway Company.
Such utockholdors as doslrc a purl
1i meat of cash will receive $100
bondsiand $10 in cash.
. ti, previously stated the bonds are
to bear interest at tho rate of 4 nor
111.. per aniiuni from July 1. 1901. and‘
11.43 0 mature .11in .1, 1902. but arc.
‘ redeemable at the option of the
“a northern companies at 105 per
lit. and accrued interest on July 1.
1100, 01' on- any coupon day thcroul’tov.
‘ e~purchasiug companies rescrvc the
8111‘. to pay 011' part without paying
whole of the bonus; the numbcr
he bonds to he paid will llt‘ dosh;
ed by lot.
. hei bonds are to be coupon $1.00o
11911113. and registered cortiflcules of
oldenominatlon of $1.000 or of $5,000
of some multiple of $3.000.
BRIQGEPORT CARPENTERS TO
‘ '1 STRIKE. .
llilileldPOR’l‘. April {ill-«Although a
Bjorlty of the journoynicn cal-pontors
.wll-go on strike tomorrow, 11(‘1‘1111'40
he refusal of the master cni'pcntc. s
‘ grant an Increase in wages from
lg to 35 vrentsiladgiohhUlilttmtnn
111$ to 35 cents an hour. there is ox-
to‘lic a disruptionflof the Journ-
npunlon..- chtorduy tho journ-
jomployed bytho l-Inhboil Build:
1% . onipunv undVanstone 0.17am
.. informod their employers that
12119}? 190111an strike. for the reason
., thoy had not been informed of
union'sdntentlon to vote’ ‘on the
lt'e'vroposllloa A vast amount of
p (it; will ballad up by the strike. as
.nroliitocts have drawn more plans
building than in any other season
. 1890. The carpenters are now
king eight hours a day under on
plant mode a your ago. The
nouns are in the same position.
.1: .
ill!
"ill
301's ,
11138 ‘ This 011111106
.To fret a' $0500 ‘
7’9 ..
W ..
!
sEr'yilmeied, A
m
«.mewww
‘ prices averaging below the best. North»
‘ crn Paclilc bounded up to 117%. and
‘ Mun. (3011901.. 1291/.
i M. K. a 'r. pfd.. nu,
)2 5925.020; "0114111011111
TODAY 1N WALL _ VTBEET.
. ‘ M " ’ ‘ 1
WALL STREET. 10: 10 ii. nirliliitru»
ordinary transactions were rbcorded In
the outgoing dealings in stocks and new
rational gains were shown all through
the list. The first sales numbered 30..»
000 for Union Pacific, 25,000 each for
United States Steel. Common and” Pro—
l’orred. 10.000 to: Southern Pacific and
from 1.000 to 5.0 0 shares for many oth~
91' stocks among the Trunk lillcS. Grun-
gers. Pacifier. Southwesterns and
Southern Railroad groups. The open,»
lng quotations of Union Pacific were
119%; to 120, compared "with 118%, last
night. Northern Pacific broke badly
on the sale of 4.0001 shares. which car-
ried it down to 117 and 111', compared
with 119 in united States
St cl 1
51% lost. night: in? 9119.. {not namedj
stock more were, subsections. ‘uliclmses
of‘n long string of blocks from 1.000 to¢
0.000 shares. which «oni'rioii‘tlie price 111131
to 55. The Preferred meanwhile broke
to.‘ 991;. from the opening 111in level}
Illnion Pacific also fell back to 118. com-‘
dared with the opening high level of
130. There were gains of from 11 to 2
points. scattered all “tlironghntlic iisb
of leadingyrnilroud‘jsloqku. and ‘proniig .
nont specialties}. *Atchison‘lwds run up-
314 on enormous dealings. The liucé
motions became rather wild after the.
opcning under. the enoumouafloltime of.
transactions. heavw selling *to vroolize,‘
meeting the advances. ' ‘1
WALL STREET. 11 a. iii.-—~Prices lit-1
a number of cusps magic additional sub-v
stantlal gains in tho‘ten minutes iol~,«
lowing the opening bulge. but the ex:
ceptionnl extent of the rise induced
enormous realizations and stocks dip~
pod temporarily from 1 to 2 points,
with St~ Paul. Rock Island. Baltimore.
& Ohio. Louisville. Atciiison. Alllillgilm-‘
ated Copper and United States Steel is.
sues leading». There were frequent ir-
regular rallies. and speculations wore:
widely variable. at 11 o‘clock. with
Texas & Pacific was forced up to 50.
WALL STREET. noon—~T‘ne market
became considerably quicter during the
second hour. The general tendency was
towards lowor prices. owing to the
working 011‘ of some of the accumulated
buying orders. i’iiioii Pacilic tcll hack
to 117. Northern Pacific to above the
lowest and St. Paul to 172. Tim Atchi-‘
sons liei'llliie buoyant In fill‘i‘ of the re.
notionui'y tendency. tho Common rising
01,4 and the preferred 3%. There were
advances of d in Great Northern Pro-
lci‘rcd. 5% in international Paper. and
4% in Olin-ow. There was some hard-
cning of prices elsewhere in sympathy.
lionds wore active and irregular.
“1.11.1.1. S’i‘llEE’l‘. 1 p. ni.««l’)uriug the
noon hour Alchison prcfcrrcd cytcndrd
its gain to 51.4. Missouri Pacific rose
311.. Louisville,“ 2%. Chicago & Alton Fr.
tlic preforred 3%.. St. Louis 8: San
Francisco 11.5.. the second preferred {4
and New York (Tciitral 3 . The Texas.
St. Louis & Western stocks sho’iVed
strength and Southern Pacific roan £0
tlic hielios. l'nilod StntcoStcel- pitc-
l'cri'cd l'OSl‘ above 101. Prices gencrnl-
Iy did iiol rccovcr to the best. ilnltl-
more & ()lilu 1011.213; below yesterday.
'l‘lic markcl lost most of its animation.
WALL STREET, 2 p, iii.-gll‘rndiiig-
diminislicd grcntiy‘durlng’thc early at-
tcriiooii and pi-icos yielded. Immense
purchases were made of lilric Common
which carried it above 12 and there
was a good demand for other low pric-
ou stocks. particularly Mexican Nation-
al and Mexican Central. The demand
centred l’llOl'l‘ generally in the nigh
priced railroad stocks. New York (Ion
trill selling up to 10414;. United States
Steel preferred ronciicd Within a shade
01‘ 101-1 and the Southern Railway stocks
also showed strength. tho preferred
rising 21}... Al ‘2 o'clock the market was
i‘overish and irregular. proiit inking dc-
prcssinu tlic soulliwcsicrns and drum."
l‘l‘S. i
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private won or m. A
Bonnie. cominlssft‘in broker. Swnrtz o
Corbttt's block. South Norwalk:
Upon High Low
Aiii. 1-5. It. (.30.. 147% 108% 1401;
Am. Top. (10.. 1281/; 128%- 128%
Alohisun, Til-‘4 78% 12%
Alchisoii pfd., 09% 101% [99%
unit‘s Ohio, tom i06%_105
Ilkyn. ii. 'I‘.. 87 87% 90%
Con. of N. .i.. 158% 159 158%
Chou. to Ohio. 4141,11 481/4 17%
Chi. to N. W.. 21004 211 210
Chi. B. it'll. 199 190% 198%
U. M. at St. I".. 17:10; 174% 172%
Chi. li.l. & R, 101 105 163%.
0.1.1.0. 111. St. 1... 89%
1'). & H. (inn. 17911;
(lop. 101. (30.. 1228
Lou. a. Nash. 10901.
Nor. (ii. Wont, *i'ri-‘ii
1 zilo
Hill/t
128%
'18
10-1 -
101%,
3113/“
Hill
till‘
2111
199 in
1 (2 Vs
ibrllé
Spill,
110%
228%
111%
54%
128%
l {3%
0151/9
110%
151,154,
114 ‘
4‘!
11.0%
101 1/.
Kill
1135
118
41
77%
33 V4
811%
57%
(ii
170
229
1011
1791/;
1530
11 1 1/5
120%
174
«up;
11014.
159%
118%.
47%.
.1 171/.
102
Ill 1/.
1561/;
119%
128%
173
1551/;
11171
151' 1/.
:17
40%
115
101
40
153%
117%
40%
763%
fill
315
615%.
”till
111%
7701.
Metropolitan. 173%,.
Miss Pucilhe. 108%
N. 1'. (1. 3:11.. 157%:
N. v.. o. o w.3 37
(3011.'l‘01)a(‘t'0. 17
North Pacific 117
No. i’uc. old. 102
Pacific. Milli. 41
Pennsylvania. 1131':
People's Gas. 119
Phil. in Rood” 41
P. it It. pfd.. 7704
Soil. Railway. 91% 11
Son. Ry. pld.. 86%
lion. Pacific. 97%.
Tenn. 0. e 1.. 1111
ll. 8. Leather. 18%
11.8. 14.00. pfd.. 77%
U. S. Rubber. 21
Union Pacific. 119%
Up. lino. p11 97
With ‘ ii
u‘,
i
ll . .5. 93
admit?“
4
Apr .
maul rscolptai. Fro
inlornalriivonue
a 17.191: nomina-
€361?! 0473.001“ no): on, ”£137..
together. This command? pacliiefl‘lll
which has lower been complctcly sub-
. iuuatcd. and Lion. where the. surrender
.ocourred. has long been our of
: receiitlxuthttriokod sixtydniiiii'i‘goi‘ll ville-
n today ill Sinu‘lt. Ho will do: 1‘
round nutrition as they ‘0011‘11‘ outburst! .
ilrst dopitrtmoiit otnorthern Luzon. for
many months the, worst in Luzon.”
"Colonels (1' riauo Onlluo unil‘ixrog-
iii-id Kiitlabao i
‘ysiirroiniored;to o .
:Lipn o. April 28. w
men and-80 riiios." ,
Tinio is said here to have been with
Melanin-Inc. one of the highest officers
in the insurrectidnovy lorcc.‘
in command in north Luzon during too
famous chase utter Uominuz...:; (.111:
more.
‘ Mowers. whose coloncls suvrondcrod
to‘Kllno, was also one of tho, boot
known Filipino loaders. He was 1.1111"-
.ton's most formidable foe and com
mandcd the inpurroctos at the light or
anolo river. the must curious battle
fought in tho Philippines. He liiis coir
lined his operations to Southorn Inmon.
the.
principal insurgent. iirscnnls.
it is said of. tho \Vnr I'Iopartnicnt by
ofliccrs .i'ccontly back from ”19 Philip-
pines that tlierc now remains in tho
Held in Luzon only chict‘ whom they
are particularly desirous of catching.
namely Collies. tho head-hunter. This
man has Vloiutcdiiyery rule of warfare
and it is not pup
allvo. ”
111ANIIJK§AprIl slim—They surrender oi
Gcneral 'l‘inio was mad ,'
Craig on Apuilzo at small
“9°99 .2 ’ ‘
.guptuln. on . ‘8
twentyohc m. ' of tho ’1‘
iii ‘ avali'y.
men and forty holomon 1 ”who mann-
tulns of Abra province. 'l‘lioi‘insurgonts
wore. defeated. Captain McDonald was
wounded in llic lungs and it private
was killcd.
Aguinuldo has been siipooni'ied for
thc defence in a '1‘ay-’l‘:iy province of
Morong. Mundoducnt murder case. u
was dccided. however. that he was 1101
nvnilaiilo as a witness. The trial of
Captain .laiiics C. Reed. cx-dcpot com-
missnry at Manila. was continued to-
day and was ilcrccly contested.
'i‘lioiiins Harries. ii liliuil~kt‘t‘-llt‘.l' oi
llic firm of Robinson to Mucondroy. tea-
tilch that Mr. Robinson paid Captain
Reed $381. The onus books contained
entries to that effort.
li‘i'cd Mucondray testified that lie ur-
rangcd to give Captain Rood ten per
cent. commission on the sales 01' veg-
ctabics furnisiicd to transports.
liel’orc testifying Barry Baldwin.
inunagci- of the Macondruy Company.
said attempts had been audio to intimi-
date him and asked for the protection
of the court. 11c tostificd to having a
$200.01)!) lioci’ contract Captain Rood
calm to his olllcc and claimed tlfcrc
Wore sliu'lil shortages in tlic delivcries
on account of which Mr. Baldwin nave
i‘aptuln liccd Sui-h.
Adjutant llciicrnl (lurlingloii testified
that Captain Roi-d said Major Davis
was short 14.0011 pounds of heel. He ad
mitted receiving money from Mr. Bald
win but said the sum hc received would
he applied to tho boot shortngc.
PRESIDENT McKlNLEV'S TOUR.
HIIN’I‘SVHJJC. Ala” April 110-2
Scenes attending the passage of the
presidential lruiii along the route to»
(lay. \vcri- n repetition of tliosc (if yes
lciday. ("‘rowds n1 cvery way station
chocrcd and waved to the passing
train and cvcry farm house and cross
roads had its group of eager watcher-i.
At Huntsville a stop of ten minutes
was made. Apparently the entire pop.
ulnilon ol’ the town tuincd out to \ch-
coiiic tho prcsldcnt. A big cotton mill
is located hero and hundrcds of thc
operatives were in iiie crowd. The
sictlon was dccorzitcd with Aiiici'icaii
flags. and a band was playing as the
train drou- up to the station.
nilvnion and guns ‘iiij‘liio com- zv .
He. was .
lull he will be taken
‘. i111,
LAD as .rrAiLons.
L.
i w...” 1,,
_ n—urv 1, .,
MORE THAN ENOUGH
good mind hero to supply all demands.
Not a pound of the low grade kind ever
comes. into the slum.
Don't think, however. that the moat
113 bluliprioed, boonuso of oxcollont
quality. We sell at ordinary prlcos.
Choice Beef, Veal, Lainb and Paul
try, for particular people.
‘ NEW».OENTURY MARKET.
Ada-n.2,31o1hwaid. Proprlctor,
on Black. 30. Main St.
j' ' YALE GETS 3500.000.
-.BUI¢11“ALO. N. Y.. April 30-—A spec
is! to the Times from Batuvin. says:
Final settlement of the Lampoon es-
tatc has been made in S rrogute’a
Court here. By decree or .111 go Wash»
burn, the entire fortune of $500,000
goes to Yale. Provision is made set-
ting aside $40,000 to be held in trust
by the oxocutors to meet any cxponsc
of claims that might arise before final
adjustment In ninety days. 'i‘lic
amounts lnvolrcd was a fortuiic willed
to Yale by the Into William Lampoon
o! Leroy.
and o ~7m...»
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HUNTING FOR COMET. . _.
The university mm in charge of tho
Yale obsorvnlory spcnt thrcc hour's.
last night with tho tclcscopos trying to
locate the comet which has been locat-
ed by several observatories. Tlic
work of the Yale men was fruitless
last. night». and another search will be
made tonight.
v
Legs
Are they in neod of new cover-
log?
11’ so call in and look over our
line of trousers—good worsted
trousers for men and youths.
good values at $3.50 to $4.00;
we have marked them I" "'
men.
A low light. colored suits, ict‘t
MEMPHIS. Tomi. April Row—When
Prcsldopt McKinley and his party!
much this city til 1:110 today. they will
ho rm-clvoll at the railroad station by"!
the city oiiicinls and a military com ‘
puny ol‘ Cont‘cdernto yotcrans. acting
as guard of honor. The will be cscori
cd to court square, where addresses 01
\i'clcoinc will bc dcllvcrcd by (Iovcrii
or McMillan and Mayor Williams.
A roceptimi will he nivoii during the
afternoon iii lIic Nintecntli (lonliii‘yl
Club. This evening a illlnqllt‘l will liol
givmi tho malc members of the party.
wliilc the ladies are living ontcrtiiincd
by rcpvcsontntIvc Memphis wonion
The presidential party will thcii return
to tho train and lcnvc curly In the,
ovcr al‘rom Inst. season—this
grade was sold from $11.00 to
$10.00: wc sacrifice thoni now at
$4.00 and $5.00.
The Undcrwmir bargains are
still in ordor.
D. tannin,
11 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
morning for Vicksburg and Now Or-
louua. l
‘ i
out Sale
Furniture, etc.
‘ Owing to the death of Mr. Séofieid of but firm. the em
tire stock is lobe sold at once‘regardless oii‘cost.
, Salli boalns Salomon March 9.
buy of .us you are alivays sure of
prices right, and to be randy for
Satin Stripe Challis, regular 75c
Black All Wool Cheviot and Hen
Black All Wool Pebble Cheviot.
Black Broad Cloth. fine quality.
No. 8 Kettles, Porcelain lined
One uart Milk Cans
Frenc Rat Traps
Large Butter Bowls .
Large Size Funnels . .
5 Gallon Galvanized Oil Can
Large 3 hoop Pine Tubs
Irons. seven and eight pounds
Salts and Peppers. plaited tops
RATHBUN EXPERTS QUARREL.
NEW HAVEN. April 110—»’l‘lio triur
of Mrs. Ann Marin lintlibiiii. charged
with tho murdcr of her husband. Will
iiaiii ilnthbiui. has now iloi-olopcd inlm
a light botwocn Medical Experts licniii
Smith. of the Yale Mcdical School. forl
the plate. and Dr. Wolt‘l‘, 01? l-Inrli‘ord.‘
for tho ilcfonso. 'I‘Iio entire morning
was occupied by the tostimony of Pro
lessor Smith. who rcritcd iii great
length the condition of lintlibun‘s body
\vlicii cxnmlncd by him. Dr. smith
said that tiicrc might possibly Iiurc
liocn ninc. grains of arsenic in tho body.
besidcs what. was thrown oil in ioiiiir
iiig. Mrs. Ralliliiin. who wa. iitiackcii
with It failing spoil ycstcrduy nllcr-
noon in the court room. had recovered
this morning.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
LONDON. April .‘10—~-At thc semian-
nual iiicctliig of the shareholders of
the Grand Trunk Railroad horc todn'a
the directors' reports showing a dc-
crcasc in the receipts and an increase
In the expenses were occupied without
criticism. The president. Sir Charles
Rivers Wilson. said the Buffalo exhi-
bition ought to bring largely increased
traffic. Referring to the company's in-
tention to spend $400,000 at Portlanl.
Maliic. for the construction of a new
grain elevator.
SMALLPOX PATIENT BETTER.
SOUTHINGTON. April 30~As thir-
tocn days have passed sliicc Mrs. Si.
.Iolin came from New York to thc home
of her father. Oliver D. Woodruil’. hero.
sick with smallpox, the people of
Soutliington are regaining confidence
and little fear or an epidemic is now
exprussed. No new cases have dcrcl-
opcd. Dr. Stondmnn. the health oili-
cer. says thc. danger is practically over
now. Mr. Woodrul'l’ this morning re
ported by telephone that Mrs. St. John
ls recovering rapidly.
W.
A ENTERTAINMENTS.
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HOYT'S THEATRE.
Fridav Evening Onlv. May 3d
Yale Glee and
Banjo Club.
45-—-—-MEMBERS———--45
”-90”
Grandest Evcnt of the Season!
m
PRlCES, 25. 50, 75 cunts.
licsorvod Bouts ‘ on sale at I-loyt's
'i‘lioatrc. South Norwalk, and Wood};
drug storo, Norwalk, 5 days in advance
of ouch performance.
HOYT’S. THEATRE.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGH I,
AIDEN . lililNliiDlC'l"S Scenic Triumph.
.. qua VADIS,
As dramatizcd by Chan. W. Chase.
Positlvoly the original
Production.
Exccllunt cast of cliuruutol'u. Bounti-
l'ul stage settings. Special, scenery
tor ovary act. Correct wardrobe and
proportion. .
Pronounced Everywhere “The, Event
oftho Sea-on."
raisins.
Matinee, 15 and 2:) up“.
BVlitl1119925. 311‘. 50 and 760.
. hollowed Boats, ,on' role at amt
Thoutre. South Norman. and Wood's
{It‘ll I re.
.0: {or ’
Will convince youthat there is really only
A few intercsting items from our Dress
All Wool Homespunnffireys and Brown. 52: inches wide.
Single and Double Face Cloths for Rainy Day Skirts
Figured Challis with Satin Stripe . ,
All Wool Nuns Voilings, in all the new Pastel Shades
Silk Warp sublime. in all colors .
Venetian Cloths, all colors, regular $1.25 quality
Black All Wool Cheviot, ‘50 inches wide‘
’ Black All Wool”Camcl’s Hair. 58 inches wide
Silk Warp Lansddwn, 40 inches wide
Silk Warp Albatross, 42 inches wide
Silk Warp Epingaliue, 44 inches wide
lionseiurnishing- Department. 2;
N o. 8 Galvanized Iron Tea Kettles
TllS'l‘RAM
your money’s w
you with thoé
Goods stock:
‘-
.‘
.
n n
. quality
' .
rictta Cloth, 42 inches wide
50 inches wide
52 inches wide
’ .
THE LEADING OUTFITTERS FOR
MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS.
29 and 8)] West
WHAT 18
if not satisfactory.
F PAY $1.00
$7
Boys’
sweatshop work. Prices from
$5
ml
in: place in town to. buy. Dress 1 Goods.
orth or aflittlc more. Our idea is to always have our ;
testtstyles. not overlooking good quality. ‘-
oi laying out a whole lot or mancy for what you need, when you
can come here and choose from the choicest assortment of merchan-
dise to be found in the Twin Cities. and phy'ior it in small weekly
payments. Our prices are positively lower than are charged" by
cash houses. and you have the privilege of returning any purchases
“
Misses’ Suits.
Just received a lot of Tailor-made Suits. for young ladies, sizes
14, 16. x8. Brown. black and grey, nicely trimmed. Our price
.98
’1‘
When. you. 2
69 CENTS.
$1.50 and $1.75.
*1 . 59 CENTS.
371/2 CENTS.
50 CENTS.
$1.00.
. $1.00.
50 CENTS.
75 CENTS.
$1.00.
$1.00.
$1.25.
$i.25.
$1.75.
$2.00.
2...,
.21:
69CENTS
69CENTS
8CENTS
45CENTS
25CENTS
scENTS
59CENTS
GQCENTS
ngENTS
ioCENTS
m--- NN.
Washington Street
THEUSE
.1“.
A- WEEK.
Suits.
A beautiful assortment of Boys' Blouse Suits, all colors, no
$1.95 10' $7.95
Overcoats for Men.
Spring Top Coats. thc'lateat spring styles, with turned over
culls, nicely tailored. Special price
.96
m
Do not fail to examine our Clothing Department. You will find
largest and best assortment right here. All the latest Mixtures
and Hair Stripe Serges. and at popular prices.
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