dilly" ,
READ THE PROOF:
ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ‘
(it: for. price $1.00; sale price $1.00 32,00 Sets,
1.76, sale price
3.00, sale price
0.50, sale price
gt. 16:». nice
‘ silt “ for, price
ht. for. price
WINDOW SCREENS.
or p'rl'ce 250, sale price
briner price 301:, sale price
.qur price 400, sole price
‘rgrprprice 45c, sale price
your price 500, sale price
‘ ' ' ‘ " ’ 'HAMMOCKS.
‘F 'm r‘_prlce S .75. this sale
‘1“th . r ‘prlcc 1.60, this sale
Wanner price 2.00, this sale
' Former price 2.50, this sale
ormer price 3.00, this sulc
“ 3" Screen Doors. $1.00 styles, 75c.
in.
~ learauce
5131 order to make room for our Immense full stock, which is arriving
I will offer the balance of our SUMMER GOODS st 0 grout sucrl-
shown,
CROQUET SETS.
sale price $1.33
1.20 2.25 Sets, sale price, 1.40
2.00 2.00 Sets, sale price 1.00
4.19 3.00 Sets, sale price 1.75
LAWN MOWERS.
. $ 3.00 kind, this sale $1.00
l“ 3.70 kind, this sale 2.40
1”“ 4.25 kind. this sale -3.10
“9" 10.00 kind. this sale 0.30
:3: REFRIGERATORS.
$7.50 size, this sale $5.70
9.00 size, this sale 0.00
S .i7l10.00 size, this sale 0.80
.90 11.00 size, this sale 7.00
1.10 1200 size, this sale 8.50
1.25.10.00 size, this sale 11.75
1.80i35.00 size, this sulc 24,00
750 styles, 500.
Garden Hose, ‘5 ply. former price 100; now 70 foot.
, " , And 5111 Lawn and Porch Furniture, Sprinklers and Water Coolers, at
equally reduced prices.
V "Ting Pong‘ and Table Tennis, from 500 to $5.00
A full line of new and up-to-datc Furniture at bargain prices.
. . STURTEVA
North Main and Ann St.
ursdaiy Bargains.
Holt-Price items.
LADIES’ COLORED SHIRT WAISTS,
50 cent quality 25 cents.
LAWN AND BATISTE WAISTS,
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
f LADIES’ WHITE wnrsrs.
$1.00 quality for 50 cents.
TUCKED AND EMBROIDEREP WAISTS.
$1.50 quality for 75 cents.
FINER QUALITY AND WORK.
$2.00 quality for $1.00.
ALL LINEN SKIRTS.
'ALL PIQUE SKIRTS.
At Half Price.
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W”... OOflOOOOOOO O”MOOO”W“
The superiority of Portlandfqver at.
dlnnry cements is well under-aloud.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
dnle cement lg. to an extent, bplnx
crowded ,Qllll- we handle, the "Allen,"
which’ ii conceded tohe' the best band
on the mullet. Our uteri of thin 00-
mnnt hue inoroand tau-fold within
n few you". it yen are (olnl to on,
cement use "ATLAS!” '
Of course, we have the "Rossndnlsj'
on. Ind outline ‘01; mnaons' hulldlnx
inqtorlaiti, Munitions, sewer pipe, m.
iii ,ceniplote.
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So. Norwalk.
South Nor-walk.
i dintrlbuliux ruuervolr.
_ timeout. is would.
While all
iloilios ill ilioots‘liillo‘d lo il'luoiiio
lllioo Explosion l‘oiiiill .
Disaster May Cause doolhoi dos.
poosioii ill lioili ill’lioooolio
ItOANOKE. V0,, September 16—-
hour: lust night the bodies of the sov-
trntecii miner's killed by the explosion
of the Algomu mine were brought to
the surface. Several of the rescuers
were overcome by the gas and brought
out unconscious.
Coming so closely upon the end of
the strike in this field, the disaster
may cause u suspension of the min»
ing. us the men have lost tbo spirit
of discontent, of which the strike was
11 result. ,
The names of tho doud uro not givou.
] ' I I ‘
hill'lllilllih Wdlt’l‘ (Supply
(Continued from First Page).
seem. however, to have been forgotten.
even by some of the commissioners
tliomsolves. '
By referring to tho unnuui report of
tho write-r oommlsnionors for the fiscal
your ondlng September '30tb. 1892. we
find that the Commissioners recom-
momlod, “lhnl the sixteen—inch pipe be
extended tho whole illslunro br-twoou
the two reservoirs."
'l‘ho report was siguod by Commis-
sioners li‘redorirk Mood. Frank Sir-vol
llllil (‘. ll, (L‘oolidgt‘.
For tho llsrnl your ondlng Murob lsl,
Wilt». tho Commissioners uiudo tho fol-
lowing rooommoudutlon: ‘
"in concluding our report you run on.
ly repent what we have oi‘l.ou cold of
tho necessity of a larger supply I
of wulor slorngo nnd llio mulu pipo.
and if our rillzous do not Hoe tho nor-
ousity of upproprlullng tho uniouut of
money hooded lo iuorouso llio slorugo
oupurily und supply. we must ul limos
ho ‘oul of Water' unlll soinolliiiii: is
douo lo oiilurgo our own works: moan-
whilo our only NIH is to purobuso
wulor us we niuv bowl from tho (‘ily
of South Norwulk." Signed by Frod-
orlrk Mood. John P. 'l‘roudwoll and ii.
Wurrou l"ii('li. rmniuissalnnors.
In tho roporl lill' llio lint-iii your (‘llll-
int: Murrb lsl. Idiot, the following roo-
mumoniluliou \rus mode by lllt.‘ (Toru—
mlsslouors:
”Wo bog to roll tho ullonliou of our
oitlzous to lho nood of u fui‘tlior oxlon-
eilon of lho slxiooudurb pipo. We run-
not supply tho inorousod oousumpllou
of water from our present moons. and
con only moot tho dolioiouoy by lb:-
purchase of South Norwullr wulvr."
Signod. l’rodorlok Monti, Lester llyult.
D. Wurron l~‘ltrli. commissioners.
And uguln from tho roport of the
commissioners for tho llsoul your end-
lui: March 1st. Will, we huvo tho fol.
lowing slotoiiioiil:
"\\'o lulro boon obiluod to use Smith
Norwulk wulor in rousmiuouoo of ibi‘
oxii'ouio wlnlor ivoullior of Milli." 'i‘bo
report was Ritzuod by lmulor llvnll. ll
Wurrou li‘lloli and Arthur ll. lllll, rom~
mlsslouors.
During the post six yours We have
pnld South Norwuik for Waller $3.207.
All of which Is respectfully submit-
toil.
lly ordor of tho Wnlor (‘oininlsslonors
FREDERICK lli‘t‘lildil’.
Soorrtury.
Wulor (‘olnnilsslonor Gould S. lloyl
and City Engluoor (lliurlos N. Wood
woro present at tho mootlug. Mr. lioyl, l
its chairman of tho. hourd or water ('lllll- ,
uilssiouoru, rwouiiuoudt-d tho! it six.
toou inch plpo ho luld tho wholo db.
luuoo bolwooil the two rozuarrolrs lll
ououtlon, lho roniiulurlouoiju huvluki
doino to tho oouoluolon lliul this stop
is tho only our out of tho dliiloulty.l
Mr. Wood Nilltl illul. ii, In iluui-i-(i llult;
about 1.: 125,000 gallons of wutor uhould 1
flow through tho lwt'h'o lurb pipo ov~l
ery «lily of twoutyvfour hours. but. be,
doubted tliiit moro than 1.200000 uul~f
ions ooino through ut prosoni owing to i
0 number of motions in the pipe uiong
tho lino. At one (‘uullug he know ofK
lu purtloulnr the pipe hi only ion and
ouo-hnlf inohon in illuuinler. The will-
or omuuiluaionors llguro lhnl 00.000,
nulloun of ‘wuier lluw Into the dintrlb- 5
iitluu reservoir every day but during
thin lime 80,000 gallons are rouuumcd.
The City of Norwulk for sovorul duys
bud lho Sleuth Nomadic wnlor iuruod;
on, lint. 1qu model no ilpproolulilo dif-
forruou in tho tuuoont. of water in the
Thin. ii iii
dlulnu-d, lti owing to tho furl that dun
inn tho (liiy the proumiro of tho Nor-
wnlk water in itroutor und uuturully
flows to numb Norwnlk while at nluht
l
. ohp proliuuro of tho south Nurwnlh Wm
M in groulor‘und the new in to Nor:
wcillt'u reservoir and while there hi
mono 1min in Norwullt‘s' lower the
in *formur yours
when the Smith Norwulk water luui
been resorted to thc results have been
hood and tho diutrlliutlniz‘ronorvolr on
timing Milli mulled rousldernhly. (lona
illtluiui thucllufihHl unite it little. for
tho reason that. the South Norwiilh tune
loin new iiuppliei «much larger torrl»
' wry than formerly.
. Mr. Wood thought that the condition
of Nothlk‘n miter supply could be.
summed up by saying that the city butt
outgrown the title of the. nine. The
question wunhsitcd it the motion sultan
‘ ? wouldint the present! umé promo the
sixteen inch main helm bold. but Mr.
~‘ linrlbutt replied that they would not.
client the situation. 7 .
, . ,W i to.
. umnl‘mthér. run
‘ org? " ‘ , V . . .
., nosed Viol Kid Laos and
I
0!
I ,, The whole water situation was duo
coined ntolensth and this moth-r was
brought to useless by, Conundrum
. Holman makings motion that the rush
tor he laid ' writable for further.
uonslderatie which was passed.
Last multimedia; afillfitclilm‘
oil was called to order y he motor.
‘ with hill-o?" the city is tiers in their
011nm, and this mlnuteh tif‘illti hull
agitation .rsmuyou; our”:
flail! butt... 0nd enormous,
but» two potltleusbctere tho
. “ll «omnibus
East Nor-walk Endomement is What
Counts'With the East Norwalk
“‘ ’ ' Public.
You ’cuu't fool the public
timou *
They Will find you out at last.
'lllveryiime a mod. is fooled
Anoilior skeptic is made. ‘
Muuy the remedy that inukes the
skeptic. , ,
Because it foils to hoop its promises.
Dean's Kidney, Pills bring renewed
nil the
‘ reward. ’
They cure the skeptic.
Plenty of proof of this ut home
East. Norwulk proof for wrist Nor
walk people.
Here's u'cnse of it.
Mr. William F. Knapp, of 55 Osborne
avenue. East Norwulk. firemun nt Roth
t}. Goldschmldt's, says: “l ion on old
time engineer and llko u grout: many
who follow my’ eullluit the Worth spot
in my unutomy was my book. I knew
it uroso from some dcrnnuouienl of the
kidneys for backache uud the sodi-
meut in the kidney secretions left no
room for doubt. Sometimes in leaving
the over-bontod boiler room the cold
utinosphero suddenly lowering the tour
poruturo of my body inuy have induc-
od colds, and as 11 rule they sootod
themselves in my loins. i noticed in
our Norwulk pupors Doun’s Kidney
Pills advertised to cure just such
troubles us I bud. l procured a box iil
l‘lnlsicd's drug store. They cured in'o."
For solo. by all doulors. Price 50
cents. Foster-Miihurn Co.. Buffalo, N.
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the llfllllO“D03fl‘E~'-unll
tuks no other.
Fulrviow avenue. The pctition was
signed by Phillip MoCurtby und nov-
oi‘ul other rosldonls, who itppozli‘od bo-
ioi'c the meeting. 'l‘lio quotations hind-
od on \vliolhoi' tho llVl‘IlllL‘ bo urooplod
i‘orly or fifty foot in width and it won
dot'liloil i0 Illnllo ll. forty foyl. Ml".
Wood 0 'hibitod :1 [)l'tlllll‘ of tho uvonuo.
Anotb 'r pollllou nus ihnt tlio l'Ullll-
oil [ilill‘l‘ nu lll‘t‘ llgbl ul tho l-oi'uor of
lClmwooii uvouuo und lho llll'lllllltl‘,
which is in tho vicinity of tho hospi»
tul. ’l‘liis petition was shined by
'loorgo l, lluxlou, .l. 'l‘. l'rowitl.. llr. W.
.I. 'l‘rnrvy. Dr. J. (l. Grogoi'y nud ollr
ors. Owing lo the Ill‘lilltwt'll position
of the light it won thought llinl South
Norwulk should pny l‘or hull of thi-
liuht bornuuo llio bonolits to llio two
cities from such u light would lll' bull
and bulf. 'l‘ho iuntli-r \yus l‘l‘lt‘l’l‘l‘ll lo
vho oommlltoo ou lights.
Upon motion of (loiiiu-ilinnu liolinos
tho shin of $2,000 wus rum] in tho
sinking fund it was ulso rotor] on
roooinnioiuiulion of Mr llolluou lllul
tho oily (‘lork posit iiollros of tho noxl
.uuuuui oily meeting and (bill lbo \‘(ilA
inn booth be at llopi- llosc lioudqoun
tors. in Willi-r slrocl
(‘ouuciliunn Gruiuiuuu bronchi. lho
nlloiition of tho oounoil in tho uull in
tho roar of tho Mulu strool llro houso.
which bus boon llio ouimo of i'l)llSltll‘i'-
iblo troublo. it “in uizrood to tour
down the old wull uiid build tho lll'\\'
oiio llii'oo fool lurlhor book. (‘oiliruo
tor M .l. ltionluu. who hits tho mn-
ll'llt'l for other ulloi‘ulions on tho
builllipmt was. prom-iii and sold iliul
whllo lio wus not lillVlflllS to rebuild
itbo \‘l'llll ho \vouid liiko lho oontruri ul
3200. Tho mutlor of robulldiug tho
wnll wus loft in tho. bonds of the lire
omninllloo.
'l‘lio mutter of llll‘ ouroloss inunuor
of oinplylng rubbish on the city dump
wus brouubl up and l‘liuirinun Avisou.
of lllE' iiigliwuy i-oniniilloo, soul that.
lli' would soo lliul. lboio bo u illllo
more system llféi'll,
Suiullol 1.. Wood “'11:; olov-lod to nuc-
i‘ood bluisoll' us ritv usuowor. Viv“
volos wot-o oust and Mr. Wood rt‘t'oir-
oil oil of lhoni. l‘lllllii'lllllilll (lrumuiuu
l‘l‘l‘lllllllll‘lllll‘tl Mr, Wood's ro-cioctiou.
Volvd lo udjouru.
x
. iiiiiiiiioiio
llio llilllillll lloiui dll'lll‘lllill
PAI’NE’S CELERY
COMPOUND
Repairs the Diseased Paris of
the Human Body and E5-
tablishes Health.
Comfort and
Hoppincss.
«wow-rot»:
Jun wo rebuild our pulu ruched. em.
uolntod. unit Wllaloil bullion? You,
the work onu bo duno ovou lliouith tho
upurh of lilo ullnunoru but liti‘uily unit
fei'llly. . Will: Work of rvlmlldluu (tun
only 00 otl'ocluully itrrouipllulied by
tho our of ’l’uluii‘u Celery (minimum.
lhut 'lnlll‘vt‘llllm medicine that lulu
moved out minty lives in tho punt.
i’ulne’s ttolory (loinpmiud. nitluro‘u
fortlllor iiiul luiililor. 0qu directly on
tho grout non-mm uyidoiu, ulrlnu pure.
vitallnlnn blood, liorvo force. (limo-litre
vigor; refreshing sloop, uuil lnorousoil
weight.
Begin the good work of lioulth build.
out today. 'l‘uho homi- 0 bottle of
mum's Celery Compound. use it thith-
fully, and you will have cation for 10,.
Joining and thanksgiving. Mrs.
James Arthur. Spokane. Worth” it lady
utmost helpless from cruel rheumm
dam and terrible neuralgia. and cured
by i'ulne’a celery compound. writes
their.W ~ . .
. ‘lL hare suffered {or three yearn with
neuralgia and rheumatism. and tried
mini dllfcrsnt'r‘emhdius which would
Eloi- me only temporary roller. From
months, I sutférsd terribly. 1 could
walk but 0. short distance. and some
ohm not rot-ail. 1 used Pallih’lt (leis
of? Compound and how not been trod.
bled since. 'lisi‘oro'uslus the door
will] my kneeswore so bad i could
snotvltél down or up. but now i ran
in it. I tulle or more every. day. with
no utilities)! or lameness, in the
blunt”: ‘L i .
llioliolos lisli, Stock ”001] iii ll
liosloiiioiil. lilo lit Hospital
liis issoiloiil, ‘lliomtis Sharing.
lined liiiiloi'iliiesl
NEW YORK. September iiler mun
giving, the mum» of ’l‘liomus Shurkoy.
Wllrl arroulod by the police curly todov,
charged with ussnultlug the bunker,
Nit-holes Fish. who died shortly before
3 o'clock this morning. ,Mr. F‘lnh’s lu-
Jurioii, which worc ut first supposod
to have been caused by :1 full, dovol
oped, under investigation by doloctl-
you. to him: boon the result of u bru-
lul assault.
The bunkor loft his ollloo in tho
Nutionui l’urk Building in tho utter
noon. llo rodo on 0 (Hill sti'oot our
and outcrod u (,xcrniuii l‘esiuurunt, Hour
Eight urouuo. lie was soulod iii :1 iii-
blo, wlioro ho spcnl ubout’ two hours.
'l’broo women oocuplod seats nourby.
Suddenly a hcuvy not inau slrodc iii
uud wus Soon to upouk to Mr.
fish. What he sold oould not be
heard. but. its the bunker started to
rise from his choir. be roocivod it tor
rlilc blow in the tune. lie sunk burlt
and ugniu ultoniptod to rise. llis us.
sellout ruined blow utter blow upon
his ll('illl, bill the bunlu-r mnnugoil lo
reach tho sidowulli. where he wus or.-
.llil Hllllt'k down. ills usfilllunt run to
l-liglil :il'ouuo, whore lio boui‘dod it our
.iiid rodo away. From lbo tll‘l'lll‘llll'
lloiu'riplion i‘lii'uisiioii by llioso in tlio
i‘outuuruiil. tho police .‘h'l to “mix at
ourokand uboiil tho sumo time Mr.
l“lhli wun bronlliiiii: his lost in tho
lloosorolt iloupllul, the uncut of ill"
iuuii known as Shurkoy was llllllll‘.
'i‘lio pollco uro llllll lit-oiling fontlio
o'l'uot tools which loll up to tho doulb
of Mr. l-‘ish.
Mrs. Libby .1. Phillips, lllli‘l) olulil
yours old: Mrs Nollli' (‘also‘r' lliil‘ly
yours old, uuil Thomas .I. Sbui‘lti‘y. fur
ly-oiizlii yours old. it prlrulo (lt‘ll't‘llW‘,
“I‘M: ni'rosiod ourly loduy. in count-ol-
ion with tho ouso.
.\('i‘iil'lllll;.’ in tho polii-o \orsiou o.‘
ll'o ull’uii‘. which dill'oi's from that
lll‘lllll‘tl illllHl‘, Mr. li‘lsli villi-I‘m! I'll"
hnrdls sulooir No. 20?. “lot :lilli slroot
yosloriluy uliornoou. with Mrs. l’bil-
lips and Mrs. (‘nnt-y. 'l‘lio [lillll‘i‘ shy
lliul Mrs. l’lillllps know who Flash was,
bill nollhor Mrs. (‘usoy or Slitll'kl‘).
who subuoquoutly joiuoii lho purly.
woro uwuro of his ldouiity. Sliui‘koy,
who know tho wonioii. will; not l‘l'llll‘l-
lllll to join the party, whip ouo of tho
w'oiuon luyilod him to Tim polu-o
soy llltll l-‘lsh did most of tho buy»
lug.
Fish ilion disoovt-rod (but his mon-
03‘ was exhausted. and uunouuoml that
no wonlil how to druw o ohook. Shun
koy. ignorant of lr‘isb's idoulily, duos
tiouod his ubilitv to muko l'llo oboolt
izooil Fish it is sold. look olfouuo ut
this. and luxury words issuod. 'l‘hon.
:li'l‘lll'flllll.’ in tho polloo, nomo om- nlupr
pod li‘lsli's fut-o, ()no of tho wouion.
clinging to his urm. dragged him inW-
lll'll‘x' the door of tho saloon uiid out
on lilo Hiili'wullx‘. 'l‘ho'plillt‘o hil)’ ihut
Sliui'lii y ultouiplod io follow l-‘lsli, blii
“its for :i iiioiiioul roslrnluod l‘roin do-
iui: so by our of the oilior womou.
llo lluuliy wool out of lho saloon and
st dmuury. and through the rim-ind
ho uurl Vlf‘ll onoounlormi onob other
on lilo sidownlk. Slizirkoy's lint hull
boon kuooltod off uud ho wus bnrobond-
oil, Tlu-i'o was :1 souffle lllll by whom
ooiumonood it is not known. l-‘isb foil
or won lllllli‘ki‘ll down. his hood sli'lli»
iui: unuluut u linusloiio. .luul hornrn
tho liouftlo on tho sidowulk roiiiiuouood
. lire. (‘nsoy boooiuiiiu olurnioil. burrlod
ly lol‘i lho burly. Mloi' it‘lsli foil, ll
1 In uuid lbut Slinrkor rooiili-l‘od llll‘ fid-
:loon uiid llil‘ll loft it. union to u suloon
u low doors uwuy unil n lllllilll'lll lulor
loft tbo pluoo uud bout-doll u slroot
our. Mo was closely followed by Mrs.
Phillips. who was ourryinn his but,
nod who nlno boarded lho our. Fish.
who won lylui: unconscious on tho
sidewalk. wus ourrlod into the liuliwuy
of tho saloon, null oil’orlit woro mode
in rorlvo him, but without illltlt‘w-lll. Au
umbulunro from tho ltoonow'll “(hapl-
l
l
t‘vspouded mild tlinl li‘lnb was in u dy-
ing condition. lilu lilnullly wu- not
ll‘ni'm‘ll until the hospital wus rounh»
ml und his ololhluir Ionrobod.
Mrs. Pusey, Mrs. Phillips and Sbur-
lWl' Wore urrnlmiod today in oourl uud
wore held for tho coroner. A dolool»
we sold to the sitting uuiulsirute
ihut the prluouors woro urrulgnod no
utiiiplolouii puruouu lu roiiuorllou with
tho doutli of Nlulioluu F‘bdi.
Mm. Cutter denied all knowlodno of
Ibo ruuo. Mru. .l’hililpu. wbou uuos'
llouod nholit llll! ciiuo. uold “You’ll ilud
out lutol'.”
Coroner Jili‘lltlltii iuuilo un oxuiuluu-
lion of Mr, Plidi‘u body uud ultor ll
uuld (but no i‘rurturo ol‘ lilo «hull hurl
boon found. [in bollol‘ml lliut iloulb
who duo. in pui‘ulynln ol‘ lho briilu.
ruiim'd hr 0 blow on tho loll sldo of
tho fut-r or bond. lie lliouuhl thul
if Mr. ii‘lch bud fullou on u uluuo or
iiiivomonl and do boon injured. the
tilttill would probably huvo boon fruo
lured. 'l‘lioro worn. novorul illnrolorio
lions on the loft. skin of the flood miui‘s
bond. .
ilutlkt‘r Filth who, llliyztlireo yourn
old. and won it tlciiconilont of ono of
the 010001 uud most distinguished Ann
drluttn fumlliosi. 1111i urundfuthor.
Colorist Nirholu‘s Finn. .foueht with
distinction in tho butting all Harlem
fiolrhtii. finrutoro and Yorktown. dud
his bother, ilumillou you. use the
first souretury otstntc under Fresh
dent tiruht.‘ ,
‘Ailor‘iioveral your» in illplomntio
service he outersd the banking him]-
uesnin this city in 1077. (his or his
brothers. Hamilton. is former unpuhlt
«on teacher of thoflew York Aflfifilll‘
lily, ehdlstuyveuicnl is nronidout of
the llilnuls ocntrul Rnllrond Cumnsny.
11mm. Sergeant Hamilton Fish. of
the, lion Rider imminent. was killed
title tilt at no common. _
W ‘8- 34"" ' WU
lul wuu oullod for Mid llr. lluveua, who’
m
‘ Bridocport lAdmé’rryom I t
THE D. M. READ co.
Established 1857. .
THE EVER USEFUL BLACK SILKS.
There is a steady and persistent demand. for” Black
Silks which is evidence that they are robe worn more gen-
orally than ever. Nothing has yet appeared in the world
of Dress Goods to take the place of Black Silk. There is
no govvn that is its equal in quiet elegancb.
. This season we are particularly " strong on silks any-
way. but regarding Black. we are confident that we have
selected the best that foreign or domestic markets have
offered. " ' i ‘ l"
Moires are leaders in the collection, Moire Velour,
Moire Antique, and Moire Francois. They are used for
dress skirts, Monte Carlos, and the long silk coats that
are so popular. The prices range from 75 cts to $2.00 a
yard. We have a Moire Velour of especially good value,
27 inches wide for $1.50 a yard.
For Dress Silks, Peau d: Cygne. Pcau de Soie, Satin
Duchesse, Armure. Taffeta, and Surah are favored. The
old fashioned Gros Grain which has been testing for 'a
while is coming in again.
Crepe dc Cliincs and Liberty Silks are used for even-
ing and dinner gowns.
Although the prices of all silk fabrics have an upward
tendency. we have not changed ours. As ever before we
maintain a grade of Black Silks that are absolutely relia~
ble. at low prices.
TEA GO WNS—SPECIAL.
To clear out a few sample Tea Gowns we offer them
at cut prices. They are of Challi, in light grounds with
floral designs in different colors, lined. and trimmed with
lace and ribbons.
Gowns that were $10.00 and $12.00. are now $8.00.
Those that were $8.00 are now $5.00.
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We offer a small lot of high grade Pocket Books that
have become slightly shop worn, at a low price. They
were originally from $1.25 to $4.50, comprised are Alliga-
tor, Morocco, Monkey Skin. Wild Steer, and Leyant.
Some of them, fine novelties in blue. green and red, mount-
ed in sterling silver. have changed color a trifle, yet are
sli‘l handsome.
They arc 50 cts. each.
The new fall Gloves are on exhibition. The Show
case at the Glove Section is atlractivc with a display of
Deut‘s and Adler‘s Gloves.
THE 1). M. hE/EWCOMPANY.
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Contagious
Diseases
Prevented
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BRAZILIAN BALM is a Lightning Germ Exterminator. It
is the only thing in the world known to mankind that absolutely
prevents and blatantly cures contagious diseases. For twenty years
it has been preventing and curing measles, typhoid and scarlet fe-
ver, chicken pox. diphtheria, whooping cough, etc. Cures mumps
in twenty-four hours. The small-pox germ is no harder to kill than
the typhoid or scarlet fever germs. It will kill the needs or germs
and stop the contagion. We say try it and stamp out the disease.
We'll refund the money on every bottle that fails. 50c. and $1.00
at drugglsts or sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAMI'MIES.
B. F. JACKSON 8: (10.. M'f'g. Chemists. Indianapolis, Indiana.
"l loot u down children in my lloomlnu llouuo bud April when two of
them were idrirlmn down with SCARL ET FEVER, 'I‘orror rotation] of course,
butt luutnully give it) drops of llrunlllnn litiltn loom-h child, uluk und welhev.
cry hour. The sick quickly recovered und not another child Willi touched,
though ponclnuily exposed." Mrs. Mury Robinson liiint. lndlunupollu.
“When the BMALLPOA rusted Ill this city, We were nroutiy exposed.
my father uhmoinlly, hilt We kept. the discuss uwuy by ouch taking 10 drops
of llrnzllium Bilbo every two hours. it did not color ono family where tho
Balm was used. and them were hundreds of them."
Mrs. Victor it. Pyle, Wilmington, Del.
"WHOOPING COUGH bun been re glng all around us. People are wonder.
his why my children do not take it. We give them Brazilian Balm. that's why.
This invaluable remedy has kept ull contagious illifllfil‘lefi out of my family
(or live yours." Mrs. J. A. Smith, Gibraltar. .Ps.
. "One ofthc girls wei-hinglu my store was at death‘s door with TV-
I’HOlD. '1‘ rec doctors in consultation said she could not live an hour. M
llmnlllnti ho had novel- tulliid me I docltlor’l in try it. ,1 gave her 10 drops
livery five minutes. The client yum married]. she iniitiouitly rovlvcd and
quickly recovered.“ Mrs. L. B. 11rmlwny.‘ Wilmington, Del.
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