u—um
. .»
Wearusll’rohsossr.
”no
recast for Nory‘silk and vicinity:
, A. cl .
morhi‘ g, ”in the ch
as , .
. Fair twill “d“l'lll. V
on flit! Li
dgslh tonight.
‘ 'Jo‘iin Lycett, of Norwalk, "stunned
.JthQ .Newtos'm, faic‘ithis steellw *
mu.
-—-Duniap. Youman Derbies. O'Brien."
W~-q——~
Miss Florencea,‘8mith, of Tallmadge
.. ll. has beenwiaitlngdriends in South
‘orwaik.
George W. Martin has retur ed ho a
to Derby. after a visit with . orw k
friends.
a...
-—A complete asst. of, Comfortables
and [Flannel Blankets, nowreiidy at
the bostlprices. KM. SxSm‘ith d: Co.
i
l
Charles Styles.~of South Mullins pet.
,has recovered from his attack 0 ty:
,1 , hi fever.
Mm'
Ilium n. Bette and Charles De-
K a'atten‘ded the international yacht
one welterw-
s-Blue rigs, 12%0 lb. Hayes's.
”v..-
jCockonbe'Trlbe, rhea n. m.. geld i‘ts
Ire, r, meeting. in Men's all. It
will: ~
title builditils. last night:
’ Union» Chapel; {tomorrow afternoon.
egamuel L. Weed has signed a pa“
,titi‘onng‘ain‘st lures Text Books. Vote
tor aptitude clenched-(l for school Vis-
itor arid Free‘Te’x’t Books.
v
Tie 'liistrictMCon'.euton of Hecta-
soul‘s; ”Will beheld i Mylitic Chain hall.
South Noryaik. Saturday. October 19.
The children in the Franklin school
, were, put. throuslltne, practice of a rage
.driil‘ycsterday. They did very rlicel
——
~Adulterated or doctored cigars
leave a bad taste in your mouth. Im-
perial Crown cigars are pure tobacco
cissl‘ll- ’
Miss B. an. of .Stuart avenue, is visit-
ing frie‘n s in Stamford. . She will also
Klan in New ,Ycrk before returnln
.. ome. .
Miss Laura 0. Sherwood. of South
.Norwalk, has entered-a kindergarten .
New York, wi
s'fhccl, in Bridgeport. for a course of
a , y. . ,
~Men's . and ;Boys‘ Caps. O'Brien.
litre. 0.1:. Ferris. of Bayview avenue,
is enle tainlng,Mrs. Ella‘M. .Weed and
grand anghter. Miss Ida Banister, of,
Mill-mule. Oth- '
.....,__._._..
Oliver Berg, who for several weeks
has been the; guest of Isaac Selleck. of
Arch'mtraetg. hasheen- suddenly called
to Chicago, (in business.
It is very dark at the east end otlteed
street. and the residents on that thor-
oughfare intend to petition . the Com-
mon Council for a light.
—3pecisi iotgiighuy1 soiled under-
-‘ Monmouth 50w or..19c,ea. All grades
Childrenfsg' Wdo’l Hosiery‘at lump price,
to'tilose, 86c)”. M S. Smith. ll: 00. ‘
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M.. held
their regular meeting last night'and
conferred the first degree on George
Overton, of South Norwalk.
allusion. mill in use it Open-9'
O larnss's Pork and Sausage. or psiV
haps a joint of choice Iprinn Lamb.
.. h
audit or Iatundsy‘anly.
Native Isosliops, Pickled Trips and
Plis' Post.
‘
Logs, 18o its: 'FWIMH.“ lb.»
r: amiss-l . Mh’inoms'r‘
Church, Itsv.W.W. T. Duncan. pas-
,tor—-—:9:a0 a. m., lovefeast and class
meeting. MM.“ ii. in” Communion.
service; 12 m.. Sundayschool and;
. clitoris classiforlnon; 6:45 9,111.,
; pworth League roll ”lithium me ~
.preechi . conic." ”menu's Hnnser. or.
the Perl of an Apnotlle"; prelude...
“Moralisinga on the Yacht Race",
Specialuu‘srtette music for the day:
Anth‘ .xfiaviourfltlpurce of Every
Bless! ‘3, Mozart: anthem. I Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say. Pinsuti; on-
them, Post Falls the Sun to Even.
tide, Havens; Cantats'in G. Buck.
. availing offertory solo“ by Mrs. Bux-
" n.
nonwsuc METHODIST srlsco:
. pal Church, Rev. H. B. ‘Munson, pas-
tor—40:30 a. up: Hilly Communion;_
prelude. “Melody in A," Wely: duar.‘
tette. "Come Unto Me." Geo. 8. Ne.
vin; offertory, {‘Prelude in B flat.
Clark; duet for'sqprano and contrai-
to. “it tablething'to Yduf" Foster;
postlude,‘ “Postiude in D Minor."
Clark; 7:30, pain. sermon by the
pastor: prelude, “Priors Oifertoirs,"
Selby‘: soprano solo and quartette,
“Father of All." Gilchrist; Gloria
Patri, David: sole for contraito.
f'Cast Thy Bread on the Waters".
Roeckel; cffertory, ”Serenade," Shel-
don: quartette, "Nunc Dimittis in is
’Flst.".Nevin: postiude, ‘fMarch in
’g r“. W I
tiles Brahms. of Weston. is tbs
tpf Missillfargarst L. Wuhan“. , ,
albatross mus. “ ' the last of the opening «lull
y a special showing,
this oflios should be addressed to The
asntlnsi. Parsonarllottcrspnot Willi-9p“
hats fer girls an
stitch been is :.
,Hirl‘wonw vfitbeh s
are bu, an earnest cf wh
Black and white hats are promised ,
th . Mow; Sghllflafil‘a Anumsrous' v
riot? of new Boot
and soft felts~a
Canes. {Hoyt-ten.
The selectmen have advertised fol}
bids for the construction of a macadsm
‘ntlcmep. youngrs“
or something at-
tractive-racinething strikv
lug. something reasonable
in lfiidllrliledellill'? W!"
than. you; .surciy .should
3““ the opportunity . to ,in-
most ouhollm. ,
flare is the center of
good stylish clothing:
Baskct'weaves, blue and
black. in two grades.
,Voiy line plaidworsteds,
also thematrlpcd. too. and
[then theunfimlshcd worsted
and worsted chcviots, dub-,2
the staple clay worsted :‘
. black diagonal. . , ,
The latest materials inn.
darksnd light shades.
The wines ll1
1,, _
event is expected home to~
' Newto'wn fair; llvh'cre he
has been exhibiting pianos.
there's _ great vii
plaids. fussy, hats.
sat‘netbing really new; the
t disturbances “control this
‘rt rs portion of the
lake region. and another in the south-
ern portéon ofl Floridail but pleasant
.w in a concern v as or t a
”Ball? Mgul‘visains.“ An areaiof high
pressure and low temperature covers
the central and eastern sections. liesvy
.frost’s were reported; from .Sprililllold.
lit, Indianapolis. C.ncinnatl. Washlugv
' h u l
43"“? Fowis, ”‘3 lb' Hayes 8' For children. he hats of velv W
and chiflon are a ow
and shapes: felt lists
mad with veivet.‘ ‘ .
And ‘achool.hats. ,Lots and lots oili
styles and colors.
It isn't usual to talk of prices at mill‘
linery openings, but this isn’t the 11 ill
uni sort of‘avmlillner'y store. Pric ,
here are worth: talking about; are it '
tie prices-are drygooda prices.
Come see the hats, note the
each one is plainly marked. ‘
Right corner, rear
A girl baby has beenborn to Mr. and
Mrs. A. Israel. of Washing street. Moth-
er and child are doing nicely.
n 'in many colors
are 'pr‘ettiiy trim;
The service tomorrow in‘thc M. P.
Church. in 'Silve’rmine. will be led by a
marina baudlrom PurtChester.
. ynchburg. Conditlisns‘aré
, {favorable , for frosts. ”in; this vicinity
wiisdies' and gents' hats renovated.
Howard H t. of New Ca~ .
man, will preach in thgyWest Norwdlk : near. llOOk'lihOD- ,
Union chapel tomorrow afternoon. The show of tailored cohtumes ls es.“
More. trimming “is noticeablel
on nearly all, though lovers of a plain?
rich costume will have no tmltble iii-
finding it. One of the new
is the jacket made
of. that is yet all
, Charles, Brown. the: rural free delir-
ery carrier betwe n Norwalk and Wes-
tonblost' a valuab e horse with the ‘col-
io. ,yeeterday.
~Abiathar Blanchard is in favoriof
Free Textbooks. ' Vote for him for
,cy are ill-i
School Visitor. ~
Blouse suit of line broadcloth. lined" .
i throughout with silk, and nicely trlmi
1th silk strapping and tailor-
Handsomatsilor-made suit in stony
ghout with heavy tats}
burned, with peaudei,‘
ripping and tailor-li
"stitching. , A declucdmovelty. $35.“
Tailor-made suit of brown panned
chevlot nicely trimmed with silk om-
broidcry. has a drop skirt and so
vest’of contrasting color, $27.60.
At $25 a line of suits comprising all
the latest styles in eton blouse and
made of line materials.
John Holly} who received injuries at
the South Norwalk freight dock. and
Who was taken to. theNorwslk‘ Hospi-
tal, is getting along quite comfortably.
Suite for the children to =.
dress up for Sunday or to.
ramp in at school.
andupward.
effect, lined throu
feta silk. richly t
sole and sells!"
The weekly meetings: or the Lamont
Club. ofthe South Nor’wnlk ccugrega-
tionai Church. will be'r’esumed tomor-
row, at noon. after the summer vaca-
Miss Bose Barry was given a surprise
.ty at .her‘ . home in Winnipauk.
bursday evening. Game and dancing
werlzdcllloyed and a line collation was
reefer effects,
in J. .Howsrd (Hoyt, of New On-
.5vwlli preach in the West Norwallt
Fashion is gracious this season, as .
shown by the now costs now ready. . ‘
The comparatively-long palstots of
the shorter Jackets are alike stylish:
one may have as much or as little or-
namentation as desired.
In brief, the natural inclination may
yet‘ the trend of faith-
illiIN
into Horn 5
mac at. Bridge li‘ish Mkt.
Commencing tomorrow ,night the
Sunday evening services of the First
Methodist Church will begin at an
earlier hour, as follows: ,liipworth
ice at 6:46. preaching at 7
be followed and
Handsome 42-in.
kerse‘y, lined with ‘
beautifully trimmed with embroidery.
stitching and braid. Has the new cuff.
scalloped” collar and wide revere, $45.
Paletot of caster kersey lined with
satin. has the new graduated sleeve
with fancy cuff, collar and revers in-
laid‘with panne velvet and tailor-
paietot of imported». ‘ '. ,
heavy satin and, , ‘
Miss Edith Huntington, daughter
Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Huntington. of Ms
treat. lips entered the StateNormal
ew Haven, for a course of
Benjamin 'Joyce, of Norwalk, went N ‘0 Ab
w... an ,0 ‘ no We
stock,“ game, including squirrel and Every person should save
something regularly" and persistently.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank is
a Savings Bank sxciusivolyqnd it is
,justly popular with all.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 60..
Bridgeport.
——D. W. Raymond. undertaker. has
removed from.” Washington St. the
building to be oocupiedby the Trust
». Company. to Seoiield Bloc
paper‘s . “
:Pfil'D-fia
Winslow .Olau
Paperlng. Painting
and; Paper Hanging.
J A. Rumor-m
33 South Main Street,
South Norwaik.’
akin, piano tuner from
be in town next week.
Any orders issue to the .Mahackemo
a Hotel will be attended, to. Mr. Dakin
will, have some piano bar sins. among
them a new upright for 150. Shareh-
teed by the manufacturer for, 6. years.
IIchulerorvslli Ssvlsas Basil
United Bank Building.
Open from 9 to 12, 1 to 3, and Saturday
evenings. 8 to 8.
. The trainssilrom the cost have been
unsunllyheavy this week. The travel
has been mostly from the Eastern
summer resorts that have closed for
nMillinery.—Op®ing of Fall and
Winter Hats. both trimmed and un-
trimed. All the latest Trimmings and
Novelties, at Mrs; A. Altenbrundt's.
39 South Main street.
The South Norwaik
Trust Co.
George H. Raymond, of Norwalk,
wentilshlng. yesterday. and last even-
ing was' shown. among his friends.’ a
black iishlrthat.,tlpped the scales at slaw
, and a quarter pounds. r
. , ‘ “M— , -' .-
—Republioans and Democrats a General Bankmg BUSIHCSS.
Should 'Vbté' {Ol‘r AUlMliElv‘Blfliflcllfll‘d TOT
School Visitor. as he is in .favoriot
Free Text Books and the best school
ins
REAT E R
~'~‘:lnsfa‘nt‘ Results. . Always Rslisbis.“
A 1' WEconb‘lrlical. Cleaniyf ”'"h
Savings Department
Open Saturday Evenings
from ii to ii o’clock.
I
.3}, Louis Precastselieck'l c
si9l9._and Ilenry ,Gehrmann. 5
walk. went! on a gunning expedition,
diluted”. M‘,Wllwna lel
home wit hthe satisfaction
bagged a line lot ohms.
finer; w. w.‘ '1'. Duncan entertained"
‘ Do not forget that a Gas Range
him-iii: armless:
is more convenient and practical
that a coal range in winter, as
well up summer. and always ready
.. for ipstapt, use. . .
. Estimates given forthouse pip-
" lag rind natures. Now is the time
to consider, gas for light.
,I’M ch; “'3 . . .-“’*"‘””
SOLID IND sum
it‘ll“ liliidlilltildilll ‘
sou-rs somatic cons.
.ok. ,vor,
.lViZ ”4*!
with refreshmentml'.
W Milli!" v‘
'.Qllll00l more to -
o'clock.
A:
RESCUE
Other Pro
,. Eden. strset
is ,
1‘. “ ,
.1: upendow?soulful! ‘m. h it
, . r. .. Ex .
h . ‘ ll , ’
' ill-1' ll,” . (Elli , .n
4.5% . ., ‘rrw l~ ‘ l , ll
. s l . n l‘." ,
‘ '.
,iii‘
“monkey. Thence
Chester. pastor.
P. 111.
Manuel-sale '
DMIOTORI:
John H. Farris Henry Seymour
' John it. Knapp . christian Iwai'ta
a; If. MW
4. wuuwmmig: .. ..» .t .
John H. Lilli! ,
Josiah s. Marvin
I
:f'u‘li‘l still: .i irx-l: .s
. fa'l’ld' lore!
Inseam}?
tusisalati‘saormurv ‘
.MVMBA u"s '
"allergic this bank have a
BRISTM
shield
conic. ‘ . ,V
MITHODIST
F." Wallis.
EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPIS-
‘ copai Church. Rev. J. J. Faust, pass
tor~—Commuuion service and recep-
tion of members, 10:80; Sunday
school, 12; Junior League, 3: Praying
Band service, 6. and evening preach.
lug service at 7.
¢0NOREGATIONAL
SOUTH NORWALK CONGRECA
tion Church, West avenue and
eat street, Rev. Paul M. Strayer.
pastw10:30 a. m.. talk to little
folk. “Thou. God Scent Me."
, nlon. 'Shail He Find Faith on the
17.12 m., Sunday School. La-
mont and Jennings Clubs: 4:30 p.
m., Vespers, one hour service with
special music; short address by the
pastor. "The Unknown God." Cos.
pol Songs used. 5:30, Christian Err
deavor meeting. subject. ifThis Grace
Also." The music in the morning
will be Gloria in Excelsis, Buck.
and Hear, O'Lord, Watson, by the , .
quartette: afternoon. Rock of Ages.
glitch. quartette; alto solo. Miss
_ cod.
, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
, George I). Egbert. pastor—Morningl
_ service at 10:30. Preaching by the
pastor: Sunday school at” noon;
evening service at 7 :30. A song ser-
vice, “Abide With Me." Thursday
evening meeting at 7:45. Subject.
"The Bible and ,the Poet." Refer-
ences to Scripture in Tennyson.
Earth
BAQTIOT.
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST.
avenue. Rev. W. H. Hubbard. minis—
ter—The services for tomorrow will
be in the usual order at the church.
There will be a prayer meeting at 10
a. m.. which will be followed by the
regular preaching service at 10:30.
The Bible school meets at 12 m. In
the evening the services will begin
half an hour earlier than has been
the custom during the summer. The
Christian Endeavor Society will meet
at 6 o'clock, and will be followed at 7
p. m., by the preaching service. The
Junior Endeavorerp meet at 4:30 in
the afternoon. All seats are free and
strangers will be cordially welcomed.
CALVARY BAPTIST Church. Smith
Main street; between Washington and
llnvilnnd street. Rev.- D. C. Thomas.
pasture-Order of services: Sunday,
11's. m.,prayer and praise meeting;
3:30 p. m.. school for Bible study:
6:30 p. m.. Christian Endeavor meet-
ing: 7 p. m.. covenenant meeting. at
which time the hand of fellowabip
will be given to six new members.
names as follows: Mrs. Gracy Hopi
kins. Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Lavina Kate
Thomas. Miss Gee, James Hapkins,
and Mr. James. of Westpcrt.
church roll will be called. “8:80. Coma
munion service. Weekly services:
Tuesday, 8 p. m.. Bible Union and
song service: Thursday. 8 p. m..
Prayer meeting, led by Sister Phills
White. Prayer meeting topic, “Prac-
tical Christianity.”
BPISCOPAL.
TRINITY CHURCH. WEST STREET
and Fairileld avenue. Rev.
Humphries. rector—~Sorvices tomor-
row: HolyCommunion. 8 a. m.;
Sunday school.9:45 a. m.; Litany‘
Holy Communion and sermon. 11 a.
m'.: geiieral‘prayer and short ad?
dress. 7:80 p. m. The evening ser-
vice tomorrow. as also on the first
Sunday evening in every month will
be choral.
ADVENT. ‘
‘ “ “W ADVBNT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Van
Zandt avenue. East Norwaik. J. W.
Davis, pastor-Morning. 10:30 Com-
munion and love feast: Sunday
school. 12 m.: boyai orkers‘ meet-
ing. 5:16p. nu: even ligserlaop. 7
Seats free. Everybody
welcome. .
M IOOIONO.
GERMAN IVANGILIOAL.
, 8T. PETER'I .OHUROENorth Main
n
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
MEWS " OH
. uses: ‘: NORTH
Main streothrcsching
spin
. ,rh,
1’
t
lilPlSmPAL
lng uncalled for at the following p
oilices for the week ending October
,, ,,, , "sponsor. r
‘ ' z , 0V. . . l‘ V e
[100.000.00 present and address the. mains-
Come and onto! the 1‘0“?-
, tsireh' with Group," writes Mrs. J.: C.
.900 Force will‘aing. ' '*
Snider,‘of Crittendeh, Ky., “it scorned be
it would strangle before we could get if
a doctor. so we gave it Dr. . s New
unit: of Discovery. which gave quick:
hing at : 0 m .. .
t the house to protect our child on:
from Group and Whooping Cough.‘ it
cured me of a chronic bronchial trou-
ble that no other remedy would to,
lieve.” I mums for Cou a. colds;
Throat ail Lung troubles. 00 and {81.
.‘l‘risir.,bottlosn free at P. H. Bax s
,Soillkh Namath; John A. Riggs’s. or.
a. t . 4 ,
l h Surfing»!-
. ' in w gs v.
' ”his?!” ' . ecu-1..
a 'sgsvu‘swidcfiucaa a:
Jigh'srlss 1.,m pastor—gei- “
vices every Sunday a
o’clock. in,, comm ,, ems
ticnsl Chur- . .
cuslsrlsfildmaéwxgio’
Mdmiii‘l'a‘iil:
I ‘ ‘. "Youréflitillliuufll
u. assessors with- shut {out
iteration of I
conclude insets. would Wati'i’bbitdfi'.
with it proved that ltw‘ anyt, pg '
square. .- “fl ‘ ill?
stimulant to tired nature. it sit ',
littlest“ any , u.
duo's have. is, u.
out 1‘ 1, "
the good food you want. Kodci ti,
penis Cur? instantly relieves that ' .
. , '. i, oclaily
thoilpc ’lwlatgs m Var it
THE 'bIEW TAILORMAFE SUlTS-
The evolution of the tailormado‘
suit in this season most marked.
There's an air of distinctiveness ‘and’:
style about thlss‘oaiorl'sproduct nev-
er before attained. A real pleasure to '
choose from them.
Ladies' All Wool Venetian Clotii
Suits. in Black, Oxford and Blues, lat-
est cut, circular fiouncs Skirt, Jacket
tight fitting; special at 88.98.
Ladlee’ All Wool Cloth Suits in
flounce Skirt, double breasted tight
fitting Jacket. silk serge lined, $10.98.
Ladies’ Black Pebble Cheviot Suits,
the latest make; a bargain at $11.98.
Iladies' All Wool Cheviot Cloth
Suite, tight fitting single breasted
Jacket, toilets. silk lined, $15.98.
THE NEW WALKING SKIRT.
The demand for' walking’ skirts is
ever on the increase. This shop was
hover in such shape to most the da-
mand. .
Ladies' Five Gore Flare Skirts.
stitched floupce. at 83.75.
Ladics'. Five Gore Skirt. double faced
golf goods. latest cut, 84.98.
Ladies' Black Serge Skirts. corded
effect, satin trimmed flounce, $5.25.
Ladies' Black English Cheviot Skirts
nearsilk lined flounce, satin trimmed.
overskirt effect. 86.60. ‘ V
°"eissir*'s;so*s+fc“stasdla. -‘
Judge Ralph Wheeler ,Oppfi'l.act»sr
.Torm offiupsrior Court.
terday morph) 5.5 '0
calendar sent“ {T'tlilltll
ii
, d October term
of the sanction court, civil side. Case's
were assigned for trial next week and
several motions were disposed of. The
Norton appeal from probate was
called but the lawyers announced
that they Were not ready to go on
with the case yet. This is the case
that involves the Gilman millions, be-
ing an appeal from the appointment
of the Bridgeport Trust Co. as admin-
lstrutor.
The three contested divorce cases
lowing were the assignments made:
' Tuesday, Oct. 8‘—Mattic 1 Anderson
vs. Samuel P. Anderson; Pedro
Guerrero vs. Mary Guerrero; Annie A.
Sherwood vs. Daniel F. W. Sherwood.
Wednesday, Oct. 9.-—George F. Bush-
nell vs. Edward Lonergnn: Seth Hill
and others, trustees of the Staples
Free Academy vs. Burr & Knapp.
Thursday. Och-Daniel C. De
Wolfe Vs. Rinaldo C. Tousey; Orange
Merwin, trustee, appeal irom probate.
Oct, 24, special, William P. Jones
verary M, Jones and others.
Oct, 29, special, D. D. Depue vs.
J. Dickman Brown. ' ‘
A foreclosure on the property of
John H. Donovan, a Shelton saloon
keeper, was asked for by Attorney W.
5. Downs, counsel for P. Bnllantlne
& Sons. There are two mortgageson
a block owned by Mr Donovan, one
for 315.000 held by the Derby bank.
and the other for $13,000 held by the
Ballantine it Sons. A postponement 0:
one“: week was grante . , ' ,
The prosecution was ordered to his,
bonds in one week in the case of
William H. Boyle vs. Attorney Jere-
miah D. 'i'oomey.
The defendant's motion to strike
out a part of the new complaint 2 in
the case of George R. Lawrence
against Morris B- Beardsley was
granted.
The announcement was made that
the contest over the will of Mrs. Lyons,
of Danbury, had been settled and the
court was asked to approve. ‘
ADVERTIOED LE fTERS.
-——————
. Following is a. list of letters re‘ma n3
5. 1001.
South Norwsik.
, , Michele Barblsri. ~
William. minivan
Harry Lyon:
Savage Brothers.
. an. CROWE. P. M.
TOT CAUSED NIGHT ALARM.
"One night my brother's baby was
nd
anently cured. ’ We always. kEep til
‘:
flan-- _ i
Teacher—eWhat led Columbus
Bright bow-3W premise" lance
Kodol Dyspepsia s not a
“liter; in odr'advertis’llig column so w
mother. 16...:thld ' ,
who. now News
gains. and this store has use at ,iiaemyrzallmlts experienced” “
your autumn and winter buying a source of pleasurp and satisfaction.‘
.IHE. NEWOOATS.
Ready for you to impact dill! . j 2'
.f'lnost equipment of?»
makers only are rep
as only will be shown y
adies’ Melton ,Oiotnsao
from .32 to it, specislaud
Melton Cloth Cap,
lined."veivet collar; iatost‘st
Ladies' .ll‘ino All Word 0
best quality satin lining.
font 0 seasons.,012.4li._ . _
Lad es‘ titted, oxford. Roll so
back, lined throughout, all
Black and Navy. live gore circular 315.981 ‘ ’ . g 5“
Children’s Box Coats; well
good quality linin
special at 85:98; ‘ . ,
~ Children's Long Coats, in roll,f
and grey, satinllned
ton trimmed, $8.39.
THE AUTUMN WANTS 0F
.WOOL AND filhKr' ' .
The Waists ,this season. ‘
.arl: perfect irratyle, ‘
g. sizes from ll,
. velvet collar,~
badles' Flannelette Walsts. at
.and limcadcd effects,
Ladies‘ All Wool
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‘Old Rose, Lavender an _
Ladies tucked,
light or dark colors,
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trimmed. ‘ sass.
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rices ranging,“
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She-80 you've been acres
He~Yes, for the first.
..She-,Al,1! When you.
you were on the broad
' occ‘sn‘did you not fee
' out with Joy? .
Hes-l don't know about the
l assure you I could scarcely
myself.~— Philadelphia Press. .. _ V
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Mothers everywhere praiseO
ute Cough Cure for the suit '
has relieved and .th ,
tie ones it has ,
root of the trouble. and
The children
Cough Cure. George C. S
M'
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do 11 n th ,‘
were set for trial Tuesday. The 101— fl is e “Ob yon ha
draws the is
t, after. he: hill!
I. amount of nerve sir, I’ must , g .
"Well, you ought to know; darn y
You found all of.it”-—~De_nver,
m.....“
,A FieNDISH ATTA
s lute’ry, mac n
okee. lows, the;
An attack 'wa
Collier, of Cher
proved fatal. It came‘througli
neys. .His back
not stoop witho
in a chair exec
No remedy he
Electric Bitters, which ‘e
‘a wonderful chan
got so lamedlo , ,
at great paln‘ ‘
llt propped by. c
lpcd him until: ‘
ter’s’ drug store, ,
John A. Riggs's drug mm
Inquiring ‘Person-v—What? do
think of barking a
Ppleier——Dog
Buffalo Courier.
s a businessi“
ps, Forestdale,‘ V all
a completely “and ‘
eczema by the use
1 Hazel Salve. '
all counterfelts.
George C. Stlilwa.
his child we
M ’ , ‘
Binbit-I though yousdidtn tic '
.qyoursold me wouldn'tvkiok?‘ ' *
Suleiman-Does, basilisk?
.Binbit—l shouldsa
Swapper—Jrhe till
ter‘me' giving him
teri’y'toc. ‘ ‘
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Do you suffer from p
n to surgery for,
itt's Witch Hazel Silve‘w’, ,
quickly, surely and safely. ’ ' ‘
the expense and danger .
tion. George C. Stillson.
MM
Bank President—I all
, hotter notify the 'direcbdfl
. have appropriated 0100.000
Cushiorw es. and will! f
them where i
place to inves ‘ " ”
MW
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Mm. Franklin Bushy
d. :
trans and belching.
l'COIIlld hear of. but not,
what was the
you when you cans i
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