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Prints, light and dark worth (1c. y<.l . in the Mill I ml sale 4A0. l'renclt pdplin. worth $1 \‘<l.. in the Mill land sale 75<.. Wrist-bags, worth 500. new5 to the sale. 350. I‘
3%0. yd. 1 . 59c. yd. Fancy belts, worth 25c. and 300. in the Mill lind sale 150. I
lilanttelettes all m the store, “"“th 10“ t0 15'“ yd 1 i" the Ml“ ’ ‘ Tucked henrietta. worth 75c. \‘<l.. in the Mill End sale 50c..- 100. .
Efid sale. 7c. and 10C“, 5c. yd. ‘ . 39¢. Calendars. a great many sorts. ~‘, ,9 ,
9,9 Cambrics. percales and ginghams. worth Izygc. y<l., in the Mill Black whipcord. worth 25c. y<l.. in the Mill End sale I()<‘., worth 50. to 25c.. were 5C.—-—IC. 1, "
{End 5319 9923”] 9%“- -1 80.. yd. ‘ 13c yd worth 250. to 50c.. were 15c.-—5c.
7‘1 ‘ .Fa‘lcy Waistmgs worth 3°C 1 b" ”be M'“ Ebbd sale 39C. liright figured black \tool iiov<2ltie. from the famous l riestley worth 500. to $1.50. were 25.. to 380—100.
his age. yd. mill. worth $1 y<l.. III the \lill 1‘ ml sale 59c , 470. 31.1.1100.» of paper and envelopes. worth 500., in the Mill End
[1911 \l'aietines. worth 19c rd in \lill End sale we. 8c. yd 50-inch 1.1mm lliflt‘k plaid, worth $1.50 1.1.. in 11..- Mill End ealc 29c ‘ 15¢-
‘ 91 lian‘dsOme waistings worth 75c yd.. in the Mill End sale 590.. sale $1 )(l i 1 t 600. yd. Duck Lenter pieces Worth 2_5<.. in the Mill End sale 100, sc.
i 5°C- yd. Silkolene 3o inthcs wide worth 121/20 yd.. in the Mill End iattcnberg patterns. worth to 250. in the Mill End sale 100.
l Ioulnrd silks, worth 75c. \‘d. . in the Mill End sale 39c... sale 7e., 4%“- 1c.
1 i 1., 301:. yd. Rttflled muslin curtains. worth 75c. _\‘<l.. in the Mill End sale Dclnmghump hooks and eyes. WUI'Iil Ioc., in the Mill End sale
V\ ash silks, worth soc )d. in the Mill Etid sale. 39c. ., ' 480. ‘ 9 ‘ 39c. (21c.. 30.
3°C- Yd- Extension curtain rods, \vorth 5<‘.. in the Mill lind sale 5c.. lllackln‘nsh—binding. worth 8*‘2 .‘"i-~ l” the Mi” End sale 3o.
9‘ Checked taffeta silks, tiny checks and pretty, in the. Mill End ‘2 2c. ' 30- Yd-
“ .8316 55c., 493- yd- liloor oil-cloth. I and 11.3 yds. wide. worth 25c. to 550. new to Hair-pin cabinets. worth Io<‘.. new to the sale. 30.
. 99: fancy striped silks, worth 50c . in the \lill End sale 390,11“. 5311.. per square 3.37119 1 ' 19c. Hose—supporters, with corset attachment. worth 19c., new to
30¢- yd Girl's shoes. sizes II to 5. worth $1.25 to $1.5o.«in the Mill End the sale, ' 50.
Satin taffeta ribbons worth 55c y(l.. in the Mill End sale 19c . sale (150, 85¢. Kid hair-curlers, worth 109- pkg. “9W to.the 53131 5°-
/' ' - .. 2 156. Yd- Women's box calf lace shoes. worth $1.75. in the Mill End i’rophylutic tOOtll'hr‘lShCS~ “’"rlh 25c.. l" the Mill End 531“- 21-1
Satin taffeta ribbons. worth 19c \d . in the Mill End sale 12/“. sale $1 15. 31-15- 17c.
: Ioc. yd \len' s satin ta” lace slim-5.510111 soles. worth $2. 00 in the Listerated tooth powder. worth 220, in the Mill End sale 150.. ‘
No.51 taffeta ribbons worth Io<. _\<l. .. in the Mill End sale 50, \lill End sale $1 .(15, $1.40. 13$-
. . 3c. yd.‘ VV omen s lersq ril) tl<e<<<l ttnde‘~r\u.u' worth 39¢, in the Danderinc. regular 25c. size. in the Mill End sale 180. 16c.
-. '9 ‘dt‘ic‘y white goods .for waists. worth 25c. ., new to the sale, ’ Mill l.nd sale 29c" 2 230. Sash-pins. worth 25c. and 5oc.. in the MillIEnd sale: Ioc.. ' 50.
i 9-9 I ' 150.3101. (iirl's tleeced jersey-rib chests and pants. worth 250, in the llrooches. worth 39c. and 50c.: in the Mill End sale 21c., 17c.
.29 -} IWhite waist fabrics, worth 39c. and 50c. .. new to the sale. Mill End 5310 15c,, ‘ 121/10 Jeweled brooches. in new effects, worth 750Can<l $1. in the Mill
. "i ’ ‘ ‘ 2- 35¢— yd Women's and children's sample underwear. several sorts. ‘ End 5816 45¢. 35‘:-
1111 A lot of fancy white goods. worth 12%c yd , new to the sale, worth 5oc.. in the Mill End sale 350. 250. Millinery. Hats which have been in the Mill End sale at
3‘ 5c. yd Stockings for women and children. worth toe. and 1215c” in $195 or 1955. (girls. children's 311d \VOIIICH'S): hats worth $1.95 to
1 Bleached table linen worth 5o<2. y<l., Ill the Mill imrl sale 39c. the Mill End sale 7c., 50. $7 50 25¢-
‘ '11 " 29C yd \\ omen's blatk \vool stockinus. Wm‘lil 25c. ., in the Mill E ml Small lanIpS. in the MI“ Elld 5319 10C” 5°-
(Sutton blankets. worth 75c. in the \lill End sale 55L- soc. yd ‘ sale I
Unbleached sheets worth 4.20, in the Mill End sale 31c..
Brown cotton, 40-inch, \\ orth in the Mill 1‘. nd sale 514m
4540 yd.
7c.
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\1011 s cotton socks black ton and light colored. worth 100. ., in
2 39¢ the Mill iztld sale 76 . ’ 5c.
19 Pillow-cases 45x36 worth ‘6“ “l the Min 11“” 531“ 12'/2¢‘- - v Mens undeiw.c:tr ‘VV'rigl'lt's Health and natural wool. $1 and
toe. 51501111111191. in the Mill End sale in 590.
Pillow-cases, worth 9C 2 l“ “h“ “in lend 55“" (“2 21 5‘3' Mlen s 5c. nc<ktics musscd in 75.1111.- cases in handling: in the
Dddtet flannel, worth (1c. \2<l.. in the Mill End sale 41/30 .. Mill E III] sale 3 fm 25C. 5‘:-
3V16. yd. Men's fancy lisle and cotton socks. lace and embroidered.
Brown Turkish towels worth I3<.. 'iu the Mill End sale Itc.. “Mill 25% b“ the Mi” 13"“ 5810 l7t ”Vac-
90. $911211 5 neekwlem. hi1. .ntql 50L. lsolrt neu iii) tile sale. 192%c.
. 2131“ch sheets worth 50c in the Mill 1: ml sale 45c 9 39¢. omen s Jae ets oi erse. .fm < I<2\iot )uc cnslor am tan.
worth 1. ‘ to $8.”. In the Will 1. nd sale $4“ 5. $ .
W1901 blankets, our regular $3 sort, in the Mill End sale $2 50. Ijiloi-Dmade j/a‘iket‘ silk or 59m" lining! worth $15 to $1 7;:
$1 75' the Mill End sale $10 to $13. 50 5‘27. 50,
Tailored suits broadcloth <lIe\‘io‘t and venetian. jackets lined
with silk. worth $18 to $22.50. in the Mill End sale $12.2 and $14-
[lexiched cotton, worth Ioc. y<l.. in the Mill 1?. nd sale 909, ‘70. .75.‘
’rM‘ cotton, worth 7c. yd. in the MI“ End 5316 5M0. ‘ Corsets. mam models worth $1 and $1. 50 in the Mill End 9:99;
4/30. yd. sale 79c. .. 5°C.“? .
12%C.
Pitcher and basin white regular $I in the Mill End sale 580 .
49¢.
Covered slop~jar. regular $1.75. new to the sale. 59c.
Oval wash—boilers with lid. assorted sizes. in the Mill End
sale, 49o. ‘ 39¢.
Boxing—gloves. worth $2 set, in the Mill End sale 890. 75c.
I’Iolo sticks. worth 5c.. in the Mill End sale 3c.. ac.
Sweaters. worth $1.50 to $2. in the Mill End sale $I, 89c.
Umbrellas. worth $1.25, in the Mill End 52110950, 79:.
I‘i‘audkcrchieis. soiled and mussed, in the Mill End sale 12%c., '
3 for 25¢.
Golf-gloves. women‘s and children's. some a trifle imperfect,
50c. sort. new to the sale. rsc.
Torchon lac‘e. cotton. in the Mill End sale 5c. yd. 3c. d.
"Reliable" oil-heaters. regular price 75. in the Mill End sale.
$3.95. 1 $3.45.
I lilack kidglpves, sizes 5.1.4 and 6 only. in the Mill End sale
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ant. yesterday filed a motion In the
Superior Court. at Hartford.- that the
verdict rendered by the jury on Wed-
5 nesday for the p‘lafntft! to recover
damages or $500 in the cult of Cathe-
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The house of William Scott a milk-
dealer. with 'I burn and outbuildings.
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heroes were discovered In the burn
about fifty feet from the house, Ind
quickly spread to the latter. So first
did the house hum put most or Its
cdrttentl were destroyed nothing he-
Inx saved excepting a few articles of
furnlture on the first floor In the
burn ware ‘thl‘ee' horses. three cows.
and five yearling: The hot-I08 per-
ished. but the cattle were lubed.
flu hudpo‘a’e‘d That the fire was I001den-
tally buried by I tramp sleeping in
the but: It Is known thIt “grants
frequently who refuge for the-night
tn bung In this "vicinity. The 01:00
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