h idealist of at Booth
humanitarian. .. V, ‘
~ . .1th endorsement“ merit.
. brawl oaths {nouns which
at slimming:
walk, days: “i
“ had.
. ,. actor, in
y itcrtnktng Donu’n Kidney
,n‘recommcnd thomto‘ uh
, gm?” tram] backbone, and
a 0! ~ o
nip. 13w- all» colors. (Price, so
.4), lion. “ Fostowldllburn Co.
Nu - sole pagentn for the
W
on
itt-‘c. Roscoe the Strongest of
at the New Canaan Caucus.
publican canons in the Now
Opera-house. Tuesday evening,
to be one of thalarxest over
vi that town. The meeting was
to order at 8:30 by the chain
orbert‘.Bussa. and the call was
IQATEB“ m , PIECE.
M
L. B.
3: J. F. Stillman, 77; Dertt
coo, 114. The formal ballot re-
gion follows: James Hoytol; I. B,
I .T, I. Benodict.’8: E. B. Law-
381.; F‘. Stillman, 97; Dertt L.
4 .
lderablo surprise was manifest-
’lh‘o‘pcople over the quick re-
mtofvihex‘vote. as a most hotly con-
too 6‘ ,nd lengthy fight was looked
Several of the candidates had
mode houseLto-houso canvasuos. and
t. malls were freely used in diatri-
, a; circular letters.
This will be Mr. Roscoe‘s second
inn ‘11 the. Legislature. llin nomiv
tibirceems to nice: with general ap-
Lt‘o‘ til.“ His strongest compctitor, .I. It‘.
lilim‘nn. who represented the. town
me'ten years ago, gracefully submit-
, ohlo‘d‘efoat. Theouccc‘nst‘ul candi‘
ill: and tax-Representative Stillman
re both supporters of Mr. Fonncu
‘, candidacy for the United States
twand‘ this fact eliminated any.
. e faction fight.
’i‘ following Justices .of the Peace
omlnated by acclamation: (loo.
ml). A. St, John. J. F. Stillman.
Often. G. 'M. Olmstcad. , C. S.
in; caucus was adjourned at
THOUSANDS 'CURED.
_ Witt’s ‘ Witch Hazel Salve has
' ousan’ds‘of cases of Piles. “i
bog: offlpewlitkt’s Witch Hazel
ion the reaction dption of our
,"so writes C: rim-Grotto!
la, Tax, "and used it for a stub-
It cured me nor-
Sold by The Clifford
it
v MAY "-pnove FATAL.
Hill Farm Hand
Hunting Rabbits.
‘Goo'ge .Hawlcy, a farm band. who
" nithe Greenfield lllll district.
anfixporlencc Tnecdny night, that
ill long remember and which may
_ ,indte fatally. . Tuesday ho wont
bbii: hunting. Near, the old chlmncy
, thermos Agnes Murray property he
' has». large rabbit hole and fell Into
A large claim and a. mass of dirt.
Mil upon him. Tho slono injured him
much that he could not got. out of
lie tile. ‘ltawley cried for annlsiance
tlong, and was duly roucuod.
‘hla predicament youtcrtlny morn-
Tho man \was in an exhausted
con lilon and badly hurt, Dr. M. B. V.
made an examination and
, ,, ,. “"hé‘WM‘ Suffering from a
*lbolting wound over the heart that
rove fatal. He is at Dr. Bon-
il it home“ at. the “present time. ‘
l‘ .
imun
mandala
Injured
p
a?"
flu"
ABE; now
‘i’.
ALL 7 Udoanwnnn.
l‘ Natural Wool Shirts
f wtrs at ". . . . . .”'.'. 50c
ral Wool Shirts
it until who and; fl .
'nmsonuorn chad «about th
ovoivhonao’wwomw moorin- . ~113th L
pond in Stratford ‘
led from Puck's mill
and had uproot time in their racofoi
Atiinfiouaatooio 171W?“ salt. liter.
and Wilton! word
war 'and withundoubtédlyi, , ,
ooutbln largo nli‘nibc‘m; authoy
at any, healthy ‘tlu’gcritngn, llil‘.‘ ,. ,0
. .5!
unicorn thoytnygyvhtnh was put 1.:-
,to ond in the spriud, Tho fry nus
thrl cd in tho“ dulct water oi the mill
pond and is now wolion its way south
whore, it , will remain. tor the plain»,
rotor-nippin the, spring toiho Bonsa-
tonie filter. at least that. is 'the‘thc.
or . _ . . .
‘l‘he try” wna hatch‘edfrom Shaun at
tho government. humiliation at Harvo de
Grace, Md; on tho sinnqnohnnnn river.
and shipped onnnccial cars to this
state. ‘ There were approximately 3r
000,000 of the try. contained in 95
«forty ouart cans. each of the fry‘beinn
about. oucunarter of an inch in lcngth
and very geiutihuous In compoultlon‘.
so delicate were they that, they had to
be transferred from the cans to the
water in u very careful manner, the
can being Hunk under water and then
slowly turned on its side and‘allowcd
to remain until the try had escaped in.
to tho wntor, looking like diluted milk
in tho water, ,
When released recently the try had
grown to be flngcriingstho length of
tho band of fingers. from four to six
inchc‘s in length. active and rapid mov-
Ing. When thogates' of the pond were
opened it was not long before the ting-
erlings realized that they were to mi-
grate. In a short time inherent in
stlnct had led the 1,000,000 ilngerlings
, in the pond to crowd to tho sluice, and
they wentout as fast as they reached
the gates. Jumping and crowding like,
u lot of children getting outof school,
they seemed actually glad to be re-
Icasod from the narrow. confines Oi
their little world into the larger
world which will find the end of usual.
rccr eventually in a shad solno and
on a table of an epicure,
A PHYSICIAN HEALED.‘
Dr. Geo, Ewing, a practicing physic-
ian of Smith's Grove, Ky, for over
thirty years. writes his personal ex-
ocricnce with Foley's Kidney Cure:
“For years I had been greatly bother—
ed with kidney and bladder troublc
and enlarged prostrate gland. i used
ovcrything known to the profession
without; rclici‘. until i commenced to
not; Foley's Kidney Cure. After ink:
ing' three bottles i wait ontlroly ro-
lloved and cured. I proscribc‘ it now
daily in my practice and heartily roc-
ommcnd its use to all pliyulclnu'l for
such troubles. l have proscribed it.
in hundreds of cases with perfect suc-
cess." Sold at Plaisted's Drug Store.
‘ ti
ACTION BY INSURANCE CO.
in‘tho civil superior court, Bridge-
port. yesterday, before Judge Silas A.
Robinson the ‘action brought by the
British American Insurance Co.
acalust its former agent, Oliver E.
Wilson, of Norwalk. was on‘trlal. The
plaintiff claims that tho defendant vio
lntod‘ tho voids; in shifting insurance
as instructed. The insured party's
property was destroyed and tho com-
pany had to stand the loss.
Yesterday afternoon the action
brought by Caroline M. Button, ad-
ministratrlx against the Norwalk Iron
Works Co. will be taken up as soon
as the insurance can be finished.
DOESN’T RESPECT OLD AGE.
It’s shameful when youth falls to
show proper respect for old ago. but
just the contrary in the case at Dr.
King’s New Life Pills. They, cut of!
maladies no matter how novoro and tr-
respective of old age. Dyspepsia.
.‘laundlcc, Favor. Constipation all yield
to this perfect Pill. title, at F, H.
Baxter‘s Drug Store. a"
GERMANY FAVORB TREATY.
BERLIN, Nov. 3, 1:04 p. ntw'l‘hc
lormnn government in in full sympa-
thy with the proposal of tho United
States for a treaty oi? arbitration boo
tween the United Stools and Germany,
and there Hcomu to be notioubt that a
treaty will be arrangcd at an early
date. The Foreign Ofilco only recoll-
od the proposal from the American cm-
" eI'wear
m I
.i 1 V ’ ‘ ‘
_, 5’ Vests and Pants,
...i_t;‘w<w i.
linssy a few days ago. ‘
v .
Romano no snow FULL Lmns ‘
l
’34. .l b . l
.‘,
r.
3
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments,
, Vests and Pants, Emu"... 15¢
Ladics’ Ribbed Garments,
ab 0 i a u J Soc
t .
.9“. , H.) ‘r
“tidied Ribbod 3. .tlhrlnedta,
‘ l’flwcl'lzl, at no l‘l no I o .$L00
‘. White 6,. ‘jpgtiugfit‘j’wool...$t.oo
r
‘riii‘itthb‘tiini-
ac who '
.‘lt’uiliili
.. Wu . . . t-
* ,wheithcr tho Grand
. wbmlwnniitiod-o tot-oollotrimti
Sin 0 a R stone
to WASHINGTON smear.
. ,a‘outh Narwhtkmcnn. ‘
ponit'm‘iudtoitm
umvnasrrr nxronslon unc-
‘TURES.
_ The following ilUIIiSU‘WflS issued to
former nubncrlbcrs of tho University
Extension lectures about a month ago
and now the subscription list is open»
ed to the public: “Tho University EX»
tension Center which promoted three
courses of lectures unticr Dr. Sykes.
pronouns to lnvito'l‘homns Whitnoy‘
Surctte, stai'i' lecturer on music for
University Extonsion, Columbia Uni-
versity, New York Board of Educa—
tion and Brooklyn institute of Arts
and Sciences, to give his {Wagiwi‘m-
The Music Drama.’ upon six successive
Monday nights, beginning November
7. The first two lectures to bc hold
in Lockwood’u l-lnll, Norwnik, theilust
four in the South Norwnlk Baptist
Church. .Topics: 'Lohengrin, Din
Molstersinger. Dnu' Rhelngold, Die
Wulkuro, Siegfried, Gottcrdammci“
ung.’ 'l’ickota for life course are $2.
Mr. Surcttc is a speaker and pianist
of distinction. lie has given over
eight hundred courses in American lit;-
illustrates upon tho piano and organ
and for the last two lectures. user- it
steroopticon. The work of selling tick-
ets in disagrccblo and,“ is so utrongly
felt that this vicinity can support a
good, academic lecture course. not it
money-making. hill nncdncatlonal
scheme, that, we hnvc umloi'lnlton t0
sccuro your submrlption in this way.
Your old is oztrncsily solicited. (‘llmrlcs
A. 'i‘urkcr, chairman of conunittoc:
Dotha Stonc l'inuoo, secretary: Bosch»
S. Sims, ironuurci'; Miss Anna It}.
Baldwin. Rov. Hugh ll. Carpenter, Miss
llelon 1., Curtis, Mrs. Emily ll. liily.
Miss Frances A. llnrd, Mr. and Mm.
.l. Wailncc Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. E. .l.
Sims, Mrs. S. B. Wclch."
MILDRED HOLLAND.
In Edward C. White‘s spiondid pro
duction of “Tho 'I‘rinmph of'nn Ern-
preks,‘ in which that eminent actress.
Mildred Holland, will be noon as Cath-
erine the (trout. of Russia. at lioyt‘n
Theatre. on Monday. Novombor 7th.
close attention baa, boen‘pald lo the
detail of scenic mounting and con
tuiucs. Anitlc from the wonderful
Work of Minn Holland in creating our:
of the foremost figures of the world's
history, and making of It. a living
woman, the role of Catherine in this
powerful and well written play, will
stand out an a brilliant dramatic pic-
ture, if for no other rcaaon than its
superb environment. Tho costumes
used. are magnificent. Every yard of
the gorgeous silks, callus" velvots.
laceo and furs used in tho contnnico
was imported from Russia, after being
horaonnlly selected by Mia» Holland.
as were the swords,. tho. bucking, the
insignia, the crown jcwolo and othor
accoutromeptg necessary, to ndcqunto
ly display the gorgeounnons or the
Cour-tot Catherine the Grout. Manu'lcr
Edward C, White has made a ntupon-
(Ions production or .“Tho- Triumph oi
an Emprcnu." tho locale and tho porlod
giving him an opmrtunity Ior npoc.
tncular display. of which hc has not
Jailed to take ndvantngc.
MOTHERS PRAISE lT.
Mothcrn ovurywbcrc prnipo (inc Min-
lli0,COI.li;ll Cure for tho sufferings ti
hon relieved and the liven of thdlr lit-
tle ones itjhau saved: A certain corn
for congha, croup and whooping cough.
A. l... Spaniard. Postmaster, of Chester.
Mich. says: “Our little girl was un-
conscious from strangulation during a
auddbn and terrible, attack of .croup.
One Minute Cough Cure quickly reliev-
ed and cured her and I cannot praise
limo. highly}! One Minute Cough;
Cure relieves coughs, makes breathing
easy. cuts outphlogm. drayn-out. in-
flammation; and . removes every couno
of a con ,h and strainonilunga. Sold
by The littord Pharmacy. . ."i
OAR SHORTAOE.) FELT. ,
. l . i» 4 . , «W »
KActon. Not Go. ohutncwn In soothing, :
,., vvygutomaocwlooflt. ,
The rush otfcil bottom is maid“
Ituclt folttln cor shortage» on tho Con-
unc. Only recently the road «who noun
belied-to temporary rctuso terracotvo . 7
perishable 'coodn at itawootorn «now
connoot lock-of inuilttlos of transport 1
tutlonw 'i‘iintamuo‘ slimy co
wantcrn imitliim‘ ,: , . t
-'1‘- implant contort from flout
tho, rolilng- In tho
1' thereon
ton» 'ir
til
,‘nuyu tho ‘
‘ tbs Parlor
r will.
tinsntul railroad, int-poly ti buried by
dummy canioltigu
has been hours,» on and although
‘t‘bodndiontlons, at undo, pointed
tovtiio mono or niobium
‘mont by a rcrlucod mnlorlty‘in‘ tho
uncertain.» Tho Mbornl majority in
the lam Parliamcut war 54.: This. ma-
tha close of the loot nonstop oi the
House 0! Comments by tho resignation
of sorornl mombcrs uppointti‘d to oillco.
and throunh tho loss of a boot in a
byevclct'th‘m in St. John. ,
’I‘ho loading inane in the campaign
bur. been the Grand Trunk Poultic-
proicct. 'I‘hn (.ionnarvativo party, ltllil
by Robert 1.. Burden, of iialitax, main.
sblidntod rallroadetn "more : wow-than
tr 3 A
Admit ‘
lulu that (itltrilll freight trullicovcr ihc
proposed road (luring tho months that
the St. Lawrence river in cloned to
navigation will be. shipped to Port-
land, Mo, and Boston. inntcad of to.
this city and Halifax. Portland in the
Atlantic terminus at tho Grand Trunk
railroad, whom dlroctorn arc the pro-
motcrs oi the Grand 'l‘rnnk’ Pacific on
tcrprisc. . . » -
The Liberal party is depending largo-
ly on tho pronpcroud’condition ot the
country, believing that a goiternment
is novor overthrown by the electorate
during good linu‘an. It also I‘d-lies on
strong support in Quebec proviucc,
whom, out of ii?» members oi the last
Parliament from that district hourly
sixty smiportc-d i’romicr Laurlcr. The
Conservatives kayo been claiming they
would clcot 20 or 25 membors in Que-
bec today. and it is believed, that thc
enemas or failure or their efforts in
that. province will decide the result. at
large. Since tho inst. cloctlon‘ J. [cruel
’i‘urto, onc oi the Liberal lloutcnunts.
hnn rrwiuuod his seat in the Laurior
cabinet. and is on opponcntof the HOV-
ernment, though not actively particl-
putlng in tho election.
in this province,- the resignation or
Androw (l. Blair, nu mluiiucr of rull~
ways and admin. as n protcn't {mutual
the railway plnns, and lip: dotoction of
tho lotuiluu Liberal now-manor In St.
John, hovo complicated limiters. The
election of Dr, W. .I. llnnirl and Dr.
A. A. Stockton, (louncl'vntlvcn. on
mombt‘nrn for St. John, in cxpcctuil by
their party, which claims it. will burn
a majority of the 13 momborn allowed
the whole provlnco. in tho last Clow-
tion the l.lboralu curried St. John by
about 1,000 majority and charter] ncvcn
mldiilonnl membcru‘ in Lllqi‘eo‘t of Now
Brunswick.
FAVORED BY BOTH PARTIES.
Republicans and Democrats nitkc
praise Foley's Honey and 'l‘nr for
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
(licenses, as no otherremedy can oonr
pure with it. ll to solo and sure.
It. 'I‘, Sinner, mcrclinntpili Main St...
Gloucester. Marisa, writes: "Foley‘s
Honey and Tar curcd mo of a vory
bad cough which I had for tbrco
inonthu though other rcmcdlca iailcd
to bcncilt, me. I can highly rocom-
mend it. i'or coughs and colds.‘ Sold
at Plaistcdfs Drug Store. M
SOFT COAL FOR CABOOSES.
Freight Men Say They Have Orders to
Stop Uslug Anthracltco
Freight trnlumcn .on tho Conaolldat~
carom] who rcmcmhor tho feari‘ully
cold weather of lost. winicr and (the
troublo they lmd In l-zocpiui: worm in
the little cubcomw on thm‘r trains are
now wondering what. kind of :1 incl bl-
luminous will will makc whon put. In—
to one of tho stoves in tho rnlnmsoo.
'An ordur has been lssurd by the
management of tho rond, m the met]
any, that they ttrc in burn nothing but
roll. coal in their (-nlnnnsm. 'l‘lur» use
of hard oohl, which they how. always
burned. in prohibited. no it hits but-n
found ilml ,tlio uoftcnn lw hood with
ontlhiurtury rrulilto llllil glvoa in; much
boat as tho freight mun ronulrw
... ......... ,,_-- m
A butterfly which a (Jillriiit‘o woman
ltopt all last winter and has rwontly
died, ate uno drop of honey in every
three ,dayn,
.. *w‘J‘“
Stem
Nomadic. lot: it mouth.
mania, Macho. constipation.
f but bmth. moi liability. not rip
-' "In. mrmo ‘tiit flomuh on
all do: to, indignation. Kodol yum
indigniuhfl'l'ttw '
an" ill! ml. .. , .
‘ “‘Wwflblnfln Willy tumult.
ammonium , . .lmdvntonio
“mutant Writ“. Kathi
' ' ‘ ‘no‘toniymiin.
00E“ :1!
van
no. optionedin million d, ,
fi'rn‘nk‘ Pacific‘ohlliié- ‘
transmit-r ‘
govcru» i ‘
House 9l,,.Collllliillitt, ‘n number oioon» .
tuning oleincntn has made the outcome ~ ; it
Jcrlty. howcvor, wan rcrinood to 48 nt .
. is on each box. 25c.
‘ lord. of ‘Brldiroport.’
‘ Ito oluitn torrnoounit
, would doom Worthy, ol
‘6le
initial hid? it it
«on . . .. m «w «w -
”"zi'fi won T0
3 always l i pail:
100.. ISO.. 30c. 09.51: ad
kc it who. r ’
. BAKiNoZEoonnto
W V, TlitlizhOLl) "F'Aslroo no: '
,CASEY WANTED A CHANCE.
. Wu _ ‘ ,
Told Judge Light That When Anything
Happened in Danbury , uWao
Arrested. : ‘ 3 ‘1
"Jimmy” Costly wontinto tho police
station. in Dunbury. .llc othorpi’tor-
noonnnd nnkcsl to be locked up as a
vagrant because he wanted to go to
Jail. Ho pleaded guilty in ‘tho‘City
Court the. maxi. morning and when ho
was given only thirty days took an ap-
peal to the Court. of Common Pleas.
impinglle said, to get ‘arlongor term
from that court.
'l‘hc Court of Common Pleas conven-
cd in Bridgeport yesterday and Casey
was one oi tho tit-st prisoners to be or-
ruinncd. ' ,
"It wasn't. my fault, judge," he said
to Judge Light, when he was asked
what he had to say about tho matter.
“When anything; happens uprin Dun-
bury and the police can’t find the right
man they always nrrcnt me, All I want.
your honor. is a chance."
.ludgu Light gnvc Casey ten days to
jail which, with the costs, will give
him about. the. name Icugth‘torm us his
original stuitcnoo in the City Court
would have amounted to.
Thomas Motion. who was nrrcstwl
in llanbnry for vagrant-y during; Fnir
wcok, and was sentenced in the City
(Iourt to sixty «loyn‘ imprlnmnnont.
wnn lot oil' by Judge Light. with ton
days. .
’l‘horo are a unmlnn' ofothcr Dilli-
bury cases for trial and they will prol»
ably bo hoard week alter ncxl whom a
jury will ho on bond to try the «drop
of “1th ho do not tleslro to plpnd
guilty.
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY»
Tako Laxative liromo Quiuine Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money if it
falls to cure. E. W, (lrovc‘u signature
til
~—-—-——..... mm.
GENERAL GRAHAM'S DEATH.
Announcement Made by the Adjutant
General in Hartford.
Tho billowing order was insured you
lt‘rday from Hartford:
Stuto of Connecticut.
Allililflill-Gt‘lit‘rul’s Ollicp.
Hartford, Nov. 2, lion.
(ll-nova! Orders, No. 41.
l. The and announcement is pub-
lished to the military force of the
Slate of the tlcnth of Brigmilcr-Gcncr-
nl Charles Parmeleo Graham. rctircd.
cx-Adjuitint-General of the State of
lonm‘ciit-ui. at his rcaldoncc. ii o‘clock
a. m., Novcmbnr l. lilui. Funeral scr-
vicon will ho bold ul his homo in Mid-
(lictown, Friday. Nuvcmboi‘ ,4, nt 2
o‘clock. it. ill,
ll. (it-nova! Graham was born in
Ulli‘il. N, Y.. Juno ll. “will, unlisted in
Company ll. Srrond licgtmont. C, N.
it. as a prlvntc. Doccmhur ii. 187] : pru—
Inoiod Ilrm xorgcnnt .lnnunry 8. i872:
zippolnml lirot lloutcnuut‘ Augunt 23.
Hill; cnptnin April 2i, lii'ifl: major
Hucoml lit-aimcut Supll-mbcr ll, 'ilil‘l’i:
Colonel .luly li'», 137s; brightllcingonw-
nl comuuuullng llrtunilo .lnnunry 23.
lRSfi: honorably dlnrhnrcod .lulv :5.
1891. Adjutant-(lnnornl, Stuto of Con-
nnctiuut, .lnnunry it, 181).}: ruimut Jun—
unry ti, ititt'i.
III. In lokvu oi roHchi to his nuun-
ory, it. in liC’l‘t‘lly ortlorvll that tho Na—
tional Flag be disphlycd at half ulnil’
over tho Sthto Arnanuln from rcvolllo
until tho. hour decimated for tho tun-
ordl. Oihccrn of the military force
,wtll wcur tho usual budgo of inonrn-
ing on the sword bill. for thirty (30)
days from date of the order.
A GOOD COMPLEXION.
"Sparkling eyes‘nnd rosy checks
restored by using DoWitl’n Little liar-
Iyfilacrs.” no when is. 1’, Moorcyof
Nurvwdochcu, Tax. A cor-lain cure
i’Or blllousneds, constipation, ctu. Siliilll
pnim-oasy to tokce—enHy to act; Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
Jun...»
m—o—w—n
FOR ASSISTANT CLERKu
The content for the analutnnt clerk-
nhlp of tho nextthouao has about. dwin-
dled down to two cnndltlatou.-Altornt‘y
H. R. Durantpof Whtorburypand Alton
noy A. E. Amott. of Manchester.
itnirtlold county bar now two clorka
, In Mr. Baldwin, of Huntington,- who,
your to the Sounds, and ttornoy Snub.
ho bucomoit
Glork of the bound. Now Huron t‘illilb
W in not. ropronuntotl by a. clerk in.
olthur brancb’ut tho iogiuloturo nod
ion. at tho! timo
connltlcrnt ion.
Attornnyr-lfiuranuWho is only; thirtl“
mic corn old, was pmuocuttnguttor.
any n .Wntorbury turnover: yolru. Ho
unmounted Waterbury in molecula-
tliro‘r an“ critic: ' indium,
h and rainbow
1“}
ll'
condition “f”
mud. hr V
”in the \vixnl‘ow north of
a display of For ‘l"’lusbcs, no
and 'l‘rimmings.
rich looking prmluctions wov
Eti‘dbliryld 185:
immun-
4 z‘
1 a . In, Place oit Pars.”
'l‘licse
tho: Main Street cutrait‘cct’is
west mhtci‘inis forth},
Furl. on tbcy"urc térmétl‘, titre
on to imitate the pelts of.
Cloak‘li
fur-bearing animals. in our ‘coll'cctioifarc pronoun. Per»
slim Lamb, Polar Bear, irovyn licor, anti White Angora.
Will and very handsmnc;
genuine ll‘ur l5 so close as
Coat of tin-pic arc cxcccrlingly MI:
in fact the rcscmblancc to tho
‘ to be hardly pcrrcpiiblc cvcd to the touch.
They will be found at lllt‘l
they can bc more closely inspectcd.
‘ Al Hall-price.
Pillow Slidillls and Scents.
.4;
l.)rcns Goods Section, where ‘ L . ‘
You will find at the \Wllitl Goods suction down stairs
a gatltcringol dainty Scarls aid Pillow Shams
for a quick sale.
arranged
They are lot i’oint (l'lisprit, finc Scrim,
and Swiss, with fluted rulllcis. ‘lnucarlycvcry‘casc they
have underneath a colored sateen, pink, blue or othcrdcli~
catc 511mb: which brings into Nicol the pattern of the ma-
tcrial.
Eight (lichrcnt styles in
now~25 to 75c.
‘Scorfs, \ncrc 45c. to $1.50,
Ten styles of Shams. word 75: to $2.75, now 45c to
Foot of central stairway.
p.75.
White Fleoced Pique.
Nice for cool wcnliicrwuists, honor pat-(pin. nml Cllll- ‘
llrcn's (irrsscs. “’0 have, nri'nugcd for a little speciap
solo just to attract ztttcution to the fabric.
(Qualities Worth 25, 30 and 35b, for 15 one! 490. Very
much under price.
That can be Illailc upliuto
waists and shirt waist suits-
Samson (.‘lnih.
'l‘wccti Fulllngfi,
‘Four rabncs,‘ Inexpenswe.
attractive and
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Julio." Danish Cloth,
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stylish
1254c.
15 c.
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