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*TETANUS DAY FIGURES.
trite Journal of the American Medl-
fll'Auoclntion, which for two years
It“ collected Fourth of July accident
hiltieticsri nowaIInounI-cs that if the
j use of pistols, cannon crackers. can-
't“)! and‘cnrtl'idge canes had been
entirely aboudoned there would have
linen only one death from Fourth ofi
July tetanus in the whole land, As
It was. I hilndred and five cases of
tetanus were reported, in ninety-one
which death is known to have re-
sulted. In seventy four of these cases
blank cartridges were the cause of the
Injuries. The record is bad enough in
all conscience, but it Is a notable im-
provement over that of last year. when
four hundredand fifteen cases were
buried. with only seven known re-
ooverles. It is fair to assume that lho
better showing ignitribute'd to the
dampalgn against dangerous forms or
oelebrlttlnn which was waged by the
.htedlcai societies and the press and
to stricter legislation and more intel-
ligence in the treatment of woulids. It
. II also evident that there is need of
continuing the work.
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. Three hundred years ago wothen
”SomethingAboulOur ‘
i’lan
(lur sistom of easy weoltly pny~
month Is it decided Hlli't'l'riii; wine. t'on-
vI-uiort and helpful.
It amounts in this: After selecting
it gitl'lllt‘l'l. It for piece. a pair of shops
or a lull. the clerk charges the liiil 10
your III-count. Then a week later yoll
begin your weekly payments in nui-
olnits to suit your convenience and in-
come. in a few weeks tho amount of
the charge will melt away and you will
never feel the outlay. Our dcaliugs
are only between us, literature coliti-
dcliiial. and no security is required.
The prices are low. they have to he
to meet competition, Satlsi y yourself
of this by comparison with the prices
Ill oihcr stores,
(iIII- successful chain of sixty—two
stores enables us to offer the public
slit-h advantages of good clothing. 01’
excellent quality, on credit at low
prices. We. invite you to become a
customer. ‘
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READ OUR LOW "PRICES
. MEN'S CLOTHING.
WOMEN'S CLOTHING
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
"' FRIDAY. SEPT. 9, 1904.
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NNNNUNCEMENT.
30.“ Dress halides.
THE NEWEST AND MOST STYLISH MATERIALS IN EVERY
GOOD COLORING ARE NOW DISPLAVED FOR YOUR INSPECTION,
AND SUCH AN ARRAY HAS NEVER BEFORE BEEN PLACED ON
SALE IN THIS PART OF CONNECTICUT BEFORE. YOU CAN SEE
GOODS HERE THAT WILL COST BUT A SMALL‘PITTANCE FOR A
DRESS PATTERN, OF THE MEDIUM GRADE PLAINS AND FANC-
IES THAT WILL SUIT THE AVERAGE PURSE.
EVER MINDFULOF THOSE WHO WANT THE FINER IMPORTED
GOODS AND OUR DISPLAY OF THESE FINE FABRICS AND COL-
ORINGS WILL MAKE YOU THINK OF THE‘ GREATER NEW YORK
SHOPS. THE ONLY GREAT DIFFERENCE YOU WILL NOTICE IS
WE HAVE BEEN.
Those are Early FALL AND
WINTER SPECIALS, goods that
will he used all winter. Later the
price will be higher. This is a
chance. take advantage during the
two days. SATURDAY AND MON-
DAY. The saving is plainly shown
in the Items quoted: ’
LADIES' GLOVES—Fine silk or
lisle, value 000. Black, tun, gray
or white,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 33c.
oIlIl‘ sizes in P. a L. KID
GLOVES, They are the best Dol-
lar gloves imported,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 79c.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS—
Mexicali hand drawn borders All
pure irish linen, unlaundered, vai-
Ue 15c,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 106.
W.—
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN RIBBED
UNDERWEAR—wt great many .
men wear this weight the year
around,
given II. fair chence for survival They
had- less exercise and less fresh air
than male sinneis, without a corresv
Bonding deduction of alcohol. With
fire exceptions, they drowned liked
rapped owls and drank like troopers.
Th 20th century boast a plurality of
down females—not because the
trace tracks of our fair contempo-
jretinas have. been 51M" enlarged, but
use their rations of stimulants
Ila ‘ been enormously curtailed. In
ope and North America the re-
Ion" in alcohol amounts to about
er cent. Some of the survivors
' e entered the path of salvation of
‘11- own accord: others hays allow-
" themselves to ’be pusheil along
eyfail to appreciate the reform but
intent to live because it has become
Ellionable to commit dietetic sui-
Mao—-
- . FEMININE TOPICS.
4. Ones can be had.
of our local shop windows is
‘ing a collar-and-clltf set of while
, embroidered. ‘it is a stylish
,, accessory. Notice how deep
cuffs are.
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Yesterday was the kind N morhing
not mumns, pop overs, etc. taste
Select a material for your house gow
Select a. material for your house
was that will not wrinkle. They me
than not disfigured by sitting or loung
The IleaVy Oriental silk is the silk
~ salience for a rich evening cost.
_ I 1-1—2“
the new fur victorine almost reaches
feet. . 1’
. alto are .certnin soft blues and
“ that are very pretty combined
lied quantities With the touch of
so much used by milliners.
e toque is the fashionable small
on of course the large picture hat
0 unable to the woman who at-
keep up with the times. This
’0 styles otter a great variety.
roldery mist. be hold to be in fa"
‘I ‘solld embroidery Is padded,
with silk floss.
CI TN: vnnv our.
gen—.—
1.. watt. Prop.
it!” YORK” CITY
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W nouns.
nears.
Sate- Savings
summers.
ct'llst. Their better halves’were not .‘
beautiful shantnng is dyed and . ‘
moron Item. “A-_
‘an be i;
nadc.
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Men” at Hats .....
Men' at Shoes
.g-o
150 to
2.00 to
3.00
4.50
In prices is usually accompanied by a falling oil in value.
resent the honest value of the host that the grocery Iilllt'kcl aliords.
trotting quantity at the expense of quality.
Ilo you "appreciate good Sweet Butler?
We can furnish you with Strictly Fresh Iioluc Eggs.
highest grade and an: auto to pit-use y;ou tlicy plcasc IililliIittIS
'ion than tough stale, Iiillf Iared fol goods and a [lull of anything III our line will (‘tlllV’IlltC‘ you
why we cxrcll
’ Latest Styled Slides
Very Swell Raincoats‘l. $10 to $20
.. . $2 to: 4 Girl
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TELEPHONE 322-4.
A BIG DROP
\Ve pride ourselves in keeping everything that class.
Irriving now and will be pleased to show goods at any time.
Vegetables will he found here frcsh daily. We want your trade.
‘ . LEADING GROCER
At the BLIsy Stare .
Tomorrow
I
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Zic’i West Washiniiton Street.
N price is evident right thmugh the list 0! special. in high grade grocerles offered for temorrow, but in
no one is duality sacrificed to gain it. And don’t forget that we give Hunt stamps.
(lIrI'
‘s Mdilinery ...... 1.00 to 4.00
The prices wc ask for our Groceries rep—
I'Ilying loss than we ask is
If so you should try ours.
()Iir ("olives and
Nothing gives
A full line of Fresh Garden Fruits and i
. Let‘s have it. “
Charles E. Seymour, ;
l-l Shoots ........ 1.00 to 3.00
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it's the finest that
'I‘I-ns arc of the
more dissatisfac- l
ItiII driivcnv oi goods are
South Norwaik‘. 1.
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2% Hunt stamps secures a
Li“.
lo IN ”Alarms: To Tnofi who man To IECURE A non Touonaow.
promitml Sale consists of: l
34: PKGJ , NATIoNAI. BISCUIT cons FAMOUS zu 20 amps, (only) “line
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i on vault sTANP soak FILLED HERE to A RARE CHANCE,
03.00 ‘n‘EE IN HUNT sTAMPs ' ‘ 505m STAMPS FREE ”- 31.00 IN sTAMPe FREE “
f ith one pound of Sent With one package Malt Breakfast with one pound Best Mocha and r
' No.1 TEA 60c. Food It 14¢. ' Java Coffee at 30c. ‘
vsny Blast ELGIN anAuEnv eUTTEn (Fran Made) .......... ...... SEES; I
g . .....--_.. MEN--- .44.; t
3500 'IN sTANPe FREE I/, lb. Very Belt Tea ...... .250. ALL FR I
~ 4 with "i" ‘1 It'IEancy 081' Y.k Brie chem 13¢ . . £5” 00003. .
/. are ac oppor. ..10e ,, ’ ‘ .
_‘ 1 pittinlu Snaps. . ........... 03: “ARTICLES “I“? CAN BE
SPECIAL “ST— 1.Besib och: a Java Coffee 30c
.IALiLAlOUT. .A sanoAIN. “WE. . ‘9“? 5!! Plum .....I 1.5“ "SE“ EVE" D" ‘
1 WT MENTION IT. TOTAL ONLY “on: IN THE wEEN *7
VERY FANCY swearronroao F on rouonnow's sALs ONLY .. ”20¢ PK.
WORSTED IN MANNISH MIXTURES ;
W
WEIGHT; SILK AND WOOL CREPE DE PARIS ;
FANCY MOHAIRS, FALL
POPLINS;
SPOT PROOF BROADCLOTHS; CHEVIOTS; SCICILIANS:
ETAMINES; AMURES: MELROSES; LANSDOWNS;
BATISTES; NUNS VEILINGS; PRIESTLEYS CRAV-
ENETTES, ALBATROSS; PLAIDS IN MOHAIRS
AND WORSTEDS; CASHMERES. H O M E-
spuus; scorcn MIXTURES; v 1-: N E-
TIANS; ‘COV‘ERT AND RAIN cons;
voILEs; BLAC K o o 0' o as
SILK AND WOOL
I EOLMES.
This line has received special attention. The new Fall styles are
beautiful. every desirable cloth manufactured is here, priced lower than
you will find the same qualities so id for elsewhere.
one "Randall and m it..-
nounctiitént oi“; Bellies’,
Misses’
Omaha‘s ‘
0305mm = ward
The Fall season of 1904 ushers in the most stylish garments we have
and
seen for a good many seasons. as all who visit the Boston‘Store know
the cities and style garments we carry. This Fall we not only. maintain
the‘high standard set. but have made More and Greater efforts to place
our department on a still higher plain if possible We do not and can-
not afford to sell poorly tailored garments. Whenever you buy I cont,
jacket, innit, skirt or waist We you can depend on it that you have THE
, BEST- FOR ANYTHING LIKE THE PRICE WE ASK. Tailoring ‘0
style Is never nitride“ here tor price. You are - geldinlly invited to
comeinnndloox' . ‘
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«Ivor-0:. Nor-m .. H“:
my .» :"o. “ ' res? ‘
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died beiol'e they had time to digest a film’s Suits ..... 8 7.50 to $20.00 Tailor-Made Suits ...... $8 to 8.00 Boy's Suits ........ $2.00 to 500 va. “8 500'
l en's1 O'conts 7.50 to 30.00 Stylish lnado Jackets .. It to $20 lloy'n Roofers ...... 2.00 to 5.00 IN pRICE. WE ARE spa-{SHED 1- A GIN— SATURDAY AND MONDAY 33c.
m"- Christmas dinner,uable bug in: Youtll‘s Suits 5.00 to 15.00 Very prctty Waisis ...‘- $1 to $10 Boy‘s Hilts ........ 1.00 to 2.00 WI H A SMALLER, M R .
moulws had tomam’ "99 0r 0" Youths 0conts . 7.00 m 20.00 1 Very stylish Skirts ”.333 to 120 Boy's Shoes 1.00 to 3.00 LADIES' HEAVY RIBBBED
es to keep themselves on the Bene» Men slitaincoats .\. 1200 to 20.00 Latest Styled Mlllinery $3 to I10 (iii-rs Stilts ........ 4.00 to 12.00 THAT WE MIGHT lNCREASE OUR BUSINESS.
VESTS AND PANTS—sizes 4 to 9.
value 50c.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 35c.
LADIES’ TAN HOSIERY, LACE
OR LISLE—Iight medium and
heavy weights, value 390,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 25c.
m'l‘wo thousand yards of fancy
striped and checked OUTING
FLANNEL, value 100.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY GVZC.
..Biack, Navy and Brown SCICI-
LIAN MOHAIR, reg, price $1.26,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 950
«NEW COTTON DRESS GOODS
-F‘all clients, everywhere 15c,
SATURDAY ANo MONDAY 11c
Five Hundred NEW FALL
WAISTS. an excellent variety of
styles, the best or 500. and title val-
use in the market, ,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 39c
WALKING SKIRTS, in the new
mixtures, latest cut, extra value
at $4.00
SATURDAY AND MONDAY $2.95
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MUSLIN DRAWERS, made with
cluster of tucks. trimmed with
Torohon lace. regularly 25c,
. \
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 196
BLK. SATEEN PETTICOATS,
regular price :1. 00
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 75c
One Hundred Pairs of RUF-
FLED CURTAINS, for .
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 296
~ BLEACHED TURKISH TOW-
ELSl value 10c
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 71:
KING COLLAR BUTTONS, reg-
ularly 6c and 100.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY {for 5!:
CRYSTAL HAT PINS, all col-
ors. two oncard.
I
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 10c
Small lot of" SIDE AND BACK
COMES, good styles, value 25c,
.SATURDAY AND MONDAY 150
All ammo... in
CRUSH BELTS, silk masts. val-
us 251: and She o
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 17c.
35:, Fancy sew-on HOSE SUP-
PORTERS,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 17c.
JAPANESE COAL HODS, reg.
price 360..
SATURDAY AND MONDAY 17c
12 GT. GAL. IRON WATER
PAIL, regular price 25c.
eATunoAv'ANo MONDAY 18: i
I or. Passsnvmo KETTLE,
regularpri no see
SATURDAY 'AND MONDAY 25¢
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