” Latest. ~
Legend of Romulus and 111111115 , ',
Fall
.'Sl“‘°.31
1 5,0.1Norwalk1.
ll
-1 lingo: “on not.
uncod dead 111111111111 minutes lat
the rope separated. (lon-
, e .Tumv and others quickly
ugbtibe cord‘nnd lifted the body
[if of the ground. but a quick exam-
on by Dr. 31111111 111110ch mm the
cult was broken and it was therefore
81013381111111; to rnlso tho l1od1' again
the scaffold.
A, shudder ran through thosc who
"dosemblcd m1 witncas the hang-
p. the rope parted and Ralsingcr' s
body fell to the ground. Nearly or
one prcscm turned his bond from
319 gruesome sigln,
1 erii‘f Demcnt said 1171111 .1... hang-
,g but he was unable to account. for
he snapping of 1111» cord 11.. it. had
eel: tested with a wright morc titan
‘100 pounds hear-1111 than italsingcr's
bod)‘t Raleingcr made no ntntcmcnt
n1 the scaffold. simply saving as he
cased through the shr-l'il‘i's 111111-11.
‘Gocd byc, boys."
‘ The c1 into for which 71 rank Raising-
Daid the damn pcnaltv 1.7111 the 1111-1
to] murder of his young wife On
fictODer 18. 1904.1iaining1-r went into
.the kitchen. ultcrc his wife. was at
.work, and endeavored to caress hcr.
She repulscd him and Raisingoi left
. the house. Latex" hc 1111urncd and in
rder to protect hctscli‘ \irs Raisin-
3e1- seized a gun and threatened to
(shoot her husband. He again left the
ouse, but. later quictly re entered
ihis homo and securing thc gun. shot
his wife. Death was not instantan.
eons 11nd Rnisinger sent another load
" shot into the womano body. Ho
1. en arranged the body and clothing
of Mrs. Raisingci to make it appear
that tithe had been assaulted and mur-
' tiered. This theory was acccpmd by
thenclghbors, but: later the coroncr's
' physician pronounced the case one of
suicide, and can, a certificate of bur-
:lal.- An investigation was begun b1"
‘ the prosecutor of the county and de-
‘tecthes noon fastened the crime upon
Raisingcr. The latter confessed. Ho
.'was placed on trial in January, and
his testimony was of such a rerolting
character that the judge appealed to
the murderer’ s counsel to romom the
witness from the stand
JlM ELLIS up A SNOW BANK. I
Well-Known Norwaik Man Nca'iy'
, ' Frozen to 053311. Last Night.
In a snow boon in Smith zen-om. and
nearly frozen To (11111110151141 llryan‘
1H. Silk. of tho Noruallt police force.
found James Ellis siumbcring about
f:l1 30 o'clock last night. iv} ilin wan tall 3
on to thc poiicc station and lockod'ult 1
tier tin- niglil. it was a van fortu-
nate. thing: for him that ho was found
or by would probably fro/.1111 1o dczub
{where he lay.
He was brought brt‘orc .ludgc 1.111111-
twood this morning and, thought he has
been in the hands of 11111 poiicc many
times, he was relcascd bccnuoc of his
1 cxctnpl'm‘y con1luc1 of tho DilSl your or
111110. . The judge lcarncd that. in ad1
dliimi 1o lcccping prctty sober. Ellis
in "Hill”: rnrc of his motbcr. 1
NOMINATIONS BY GOV. ROBERTS.
‘ HARTFORD. Fob. 15—41 in repor 1d
that. Governor llobcrts uiil 11111111 1111
dieliowlng nominations to 1111.1 Scunlc
tomorrow: Frank ilcaly.11f Windsor
"1.1111111 to succeedAn1lrc11'F‘.Galcs.uf
{Hartford on tax cominlssloncr and
‘.Andrcw 11‘ (”481014 of liaitford. to nuc-
ceed W. 11‘ \illicox. of Deep 1111.011 11'
ill also rumored at tho Capitol that tho
ii-len. ”Michael b‘. Kcucnly, of Stamford
in elated 1'01 01111 of the extra superior
court judgcshlpn advocated in a bill
that. in now before the Judiciary com-
mittec.Tl1o other contemplated
judlzonhlp in said to lay botwron .lndne
Burpce of Waterbury, and Howard
i‘urtin. of Blrniford.
i
in
item 1111111111 111:...
111111. have to 1111111111 of the «amniotic
iii in bank 11111111111111.1111» recognise
did nine of
,. 3'1111‘3'1'11'114A‘ric ammo.
which it 1111111 . Once you got into
‘ bit of 111.111.1111... 11 certain 11am
colt or 11111111111 you'll one the
to commence the
other out! dollar
.4:—
H
MR3. BRADLEY'S MUSICALE.
‘I-‘Ifl-I ' ,
Violin and Piano Selection: Rondmd
by Young Pupils.
Mrs. G. W. Bradley save, her pupils:
a very pleasing recital last. night at
ho a in Main ntrebt. The oral:-
atoll» b with ”vim
mph-Intmw um
when» little Ilia. Omit» mun.
hogwhoilbutaixyuuotuo. , lite
on mounted on the piano by hot
teacher. Mrs. Bradley. and Miss Hat-
tie Henderson and. Miss (iortrudc
Schultz were violin accompanists.
A. social time followed and this cott-
slatcd of a very pretty Valentine pont-
Ollicc party, for which the pupils have
been in costume throughout the even-
ing. " Tito participants reprcnentcc
fairies, angels, tutubourinc girls and
other flgurcs. and all were exquisitely
dressed for their parts.
The hostess, Mrs. Bradley. 01111111111111
as posimlstrcss and 11111 miners and
mnstcrn mnrchcd to the post olllcc to
limp, of music and boys deposited Val-
55
‘ cations for girls and vice rcrsa. Each
guest. had't'cgistcrcd and thcrc. were
duplicates of 11111111 number. one for thc
110:' and one 1"oi the girl. \i'bcn 1111.1
bcll rung at a pitch signal all of the
participants unma‘sitcd and the hole
bcgan fulfilling tlic wishes cxprcsncd
on 1111-1 Valentlncn by the girls.
At the clone of the festivities, light
i'cl‘r1'1sl1nienls were served. The host-
ess prcscntcd cach of her pupils with
a \‘alcutiuc and also reccivcd 11‘ num-
ber from 11111111
DECISION FOR THE BANK.
Plumber May be Compelled to Pay
Bill Twice.
NEW HAVEN, Fob. “’1.-411 tho case
of the City Bank of New Haven vs.
Job Then), a plumber of, Stonington,
Conn, tho. jury thin morning in the
common pleas court here brought in
a 1'11'1'dict for 8875 against the dcicu-
dam on six counts The defendant.
fought goods from the bankrupt firm
of E S, Wheeler it Company, and the
banli notified him of the assignment
to it. or the bills of goods as collateral
for impound ordered the defendants
to pay the amounts directly to the
bank. lnntcnd, the defendant. paid
filo amounts to E. S. thclcr & Com-
pany. In the trial, defendant‘ 8 coun-
sci endeavored to establish the money
of E. S. Wheeler & Company. as col-
lcctor for. the bank and that acts of
the agency had been repeatedly per-
formed by that firm. but thovcvidence
was ruled out of the court This is
the first decision of many saline1 of the
kind pending in this stair, involving
amounte' of upw nrds at" $35 0011 held by
the Now Helen banks against. former
ctic'1mmcis of is. S Wheeler «1- Com
pany 111111 time 1111:} be forced to pay
-.twic«- 111.11: {in the rulings. 111‘ 1h»
,lnugp excluding thr- .11'idcncr1 11.4 to
agt ncy, the care will no 111111111 to 111-
Coonocticul Supreme Court of Errors.
-\ Massachusetts court in 11 similar
cow in is found for the piainliil.
FELL. PUSHED OR JUMPED.
A Derby Man Almost instantly Killed
111 Providence.
PROVIDENCE R. 1.. Fob. 11‘1.~-I.it-
tit- ot’ a definitc nature was icnrncd
this foronoon concerning tbc manner
in which 0, C. hicGlboc, of Dcrliy.
(‘.ont1.. tuct his dcnth 111 a holcl bore
during the night. .ioliu Conrad. oi"
Danrlllc. \’n., from whosc room on the
fourth floor of tho holcl Mcflibbco citlt
('1' foil or was pushed was taken into
custody 111111111111.1 iut'cnllantion.
According to Conrad. McGlbbcn be
came violent nftcr they had had ncvrr-
mi drinks logotbcr and Conrad left
the room to get the night clerk to elect.
hict’ilbbcn. \thn he returned with
the clerk was empty and 11 broken
window abowcti the manner of hchlb-
lion’s oxii.
'f‘lic night clerk’s ntm'y corroborntcn
that. of Conrad.
The police are looking for a woman
econ among those who surrounded Mc-
(libbcn'n body an it lay on the pave
11111111111111 who in alleged to have re
marked that she now a man pueb Mc-
oibbon 11111 of the window.
—-:......
STAMFORD MANBLAUGHTER CA8!
Wore Signal: Bot Again"
wttan conductor munowland Wu.
1’1
«STAMFORD, Fob Illa-771- uio4city0
court totlnytuftot' many potltponemcnts.
the hearing wan begun in tho cone of
1
“£4”qu Domino/1811111111.. of .the ,hfew
M11111 roddpchnrxed with mannlaugh-
1111; in conning the death of Conductor
Doorm- Rowland of Mount. Vernon. on
itucelltbor 27 last .
, The attention of responsibility hin-
gen on whether he ran by a stop sig-
nal 'l‘bmnan 0 Tiger. the tower op-
erator in Stamf r11, claims that. he not
the 1111:1111! halibut the engineer. The
3 dofonno intimated that while the tower
man may have thrown tho signal. it
might. have shown a clear truck to
the engineer on account of some do-
fect in tho alcohnnlnm. The hearing.
which did not begin until late this of
111mm: will not be finished today.
MlLK WAGON OVERTURNED
iiivinglifoti Place is flooded with milk
Thirty gallons of the inctcai fluid was
spilled on the around 11118 morning by
the overturning of a milk 111nm own-
1111 by Webb and Jackson. The wagon
started to dildo an the driver was torn.
inn.1 it around it slid sideways and
unmet.- The icon front was 71171.8th
and the nail spilled. 'l‘hc it
all told trill ninoun‘t to about 880
injured cart 11m taken to the factory
of the 'i‘ilbr 42111114331: 00111111111 where
i ill but mo 1
Datum
811111101 led by His Capture.
He Known Animal Language.
Wan A111. 111 War. the Mom 111
opprorcb of a Tiger.
M—v—
howls. who walks on hand» and feet,
wolf
There are wolf retired children in
lndla. Much valuable and trustwor‘. 1v
evidence has been collected 00 1:11:10
11:11 the fact, no long denied an un-
worthy of credence. that human babies
have been carried off and nurtured by
woivgo.
The jungle 11.111. of indie live in
forest villages in low or Bengal. They
belong to the Dliavldlaun, Kroods,
Kanhmcrcs, Parsin and Ritchie. tribcs.
Many of the people of thc 'Drnvirllnn
tribes and castes acqulrc a knowledge
of wild animals which is iiiliOlllltiilig.
No woullei that Kipling 111111111 [(1111in
talk with the elephant the liner and
the 11 oil
The man wolf of lndlu is usually
supposed 111 how been druggod by it
she wolf from his home while. a baby
and carried into the Jungle. The
strange. wild foster mothct' moved by
pity, would nurture the. helpless child.
When the child grow oldcr it. hucw no
other hotnc 'than the .iunglc. 'l‘bc boy
learned to find 111.111.1111 food. 111-
ltncw no lnnauagc ext-cpl that- of 1110
jungle. He learned 111 live with the
animals. lie itilmv lilo- ways of tilt?
tiger and the i-lcpliants. as well as
of the fox and of the scrpcnt. As i111
grow to manhood bl: was a. wild. iifllii’ii
crcntut‘c {caring man as an animal.
Officers of thc ludian g1~1ogrnpbical
sur1ey have 1111111111111: of tho 1111111111
cry and captur-r of a real 1111111 111111’.
He was found in thc Juuulo oi 1111111
Bengal and soul. in to 11111 military
post. at first wild and 11111111111111, 111‘111r1
wards becoming docile bill suspicious.
This: man wolf apparently was
twenty yours old. l'Ic wnlitcd or ran
on the ball of the foot, with 11111 lli't‘l
raised and the 417109 bent. His hands
were bcni baclt at the wrist. showing:
that no was accustomcd to walking:
and running about on hands 21nd 1.1.11.
This man wolf—«so far as known the
only one over capturmi---could .ucc in
thc darh. l-lls ear could 110111111 sounds
unnoticed by whit-1 men. Often. while
sitting in a group around a campfire
the man wolf would rub-r1 its br-nd. its
nostrils dilating and sniffing tin; air.
Then it would st‘caltblly crocp into the
jungle. Officers and soldiers following
would always find a. tiger or a buffalo.
And yet up to the time thc man wolf
At one limo 11 liil'gu baboon swung
frmn 11 branch 01‘ n hucc 11'1‘111. and, as
the man wolf turned, and. pointing
toward the itinnlc. liltiiit‘ 11111 Hannah
officers undcrstand that n tlzcr was
following close upon them, waltlntz for
an opportunity to coach. The ofll~
corn sprang into the ‘.innzir and found
and shot a largo ntripcd bt'nsl. our- of
the largest they had ever seen. And
the only warning they had had of its
presence was what the baboon had
told the man wolf.
When first caplurvd 11111 1111111 wolf
would ll0l cat food given him by the
English officers. \‘1‘1111111 offcrcd food
he would smell of it. run it over and
over in his hands. and rcjm't it. The
English never know how hr not his
meals. for be nought input in 1111- for-
est. alonc. in time. however. he lcarn-
ed to eat the white man‘s food. but.
even thcn he would not out at a table.
[living in a. corner of a room given in)
to him. his budding of ram: and straw.
for he would have no other, he would
can" his food to thin pile and hide it.
sometime» for days. Then ho would
drag it out and out it. an a dog or
a wolf might.
Of course, thin man Wolf could not.
talk. He tmtlcrntood whatever wan
said to him juni 1111 it dog might under»
stand its 111111111111
Ho always slept in 11111 straw bt-d,
curled up on nearly like true; or a
well no possible. His ltnccn always
worr- drawn up to his chin and hill
head bent. 11.11 he biept. i‘lo wort-
oiotlicn when given tbdm..but 11111111 1111.
duccd them to 1111311.
Natives of the village told 11111 ii 111:-
liuh officers that the parentr of the
man wolf lontitim when he 11111111 11
wolf.
the jungle with the Inlmoln and that
he would come into the village occu-
sionnllyI and then only for 11 short.
stay. The native: persisted to 11111111
belief that the man wolf could mild
with Ill this ttiilni'nlli.
his death. 140.411” the vigor of out
door life and. soon fell 11 victim to con-
ttumptlon. hill «on attracting wide at.
tendon in scientific circles in intuit-4—
Chicago Tribune.
Korean. 'ecmn Tit-b- Hon-u.
Every Korean hide! his house front
the public 8 c by 11 number of
THE ONLY Q'E‘CAPTURED,
But '
Cannot"Talmud-tumult. Bologna-a .1
Once. After Meeting a Baboon He .
. A real Mowgli loin been confined in ,
indie—«n man uolf. who speaks an inn
adage. but grunts, nnarls, growls and ‘
and who was nurtured 11.11 a child by a
had counted tit» intruder and linard‘
the cumin». in 1b» :1'341 .11 in mot-
.s‘hm“ li-1 olewln't' Wok 'll..~|l‘4!tv'lib‘il,
Audio. 1:11: 1111111 bull to 11‘1Iiz‘nr
121111111111 ll. I'lli't“ \1l1l1 ‘111 Blil'rll
oil 1 11> .1». 111.111 111 lm 11111» in 1'11111‘7'1','~.'.
11...}. .111 ammo-:1» 171111 11111111; and
chaltcrcd by hundreds iu 11111 11111115.
baby 11111 that. 1111 min carried off byn: ~
'i‘ltcaM-ld he always lived in;
But the way! of civilization proved .
Beds uu’yeuconleoJuhnd Ind
lbw them .
n‘m' Tmeifecuotpr 501111411351
alum HWImtll' “ugh til 40 '
-- 1131 111 o o oth
stron. health 111111 . -
vent ecu. 1,511. It no 781314242."
5.151183555111111." "'1 ’1'"-
‘ DR JENNINGS
FOUR cautions. FOUND DEAD. ,
-—-.——_ \
Mymriouo circumnunon turf-woo
Cleveland. 0., Tragedy.
CLEVELAND 0.. Feb. 15.145011!
portion: were found dead in a small
house. at No. 602 1-2 Central avenue
todnr, it was at first supposed that the
dcntiis had been canard by escaping
uutu ill gas but. 1bc toroncr upon How-
1111; the bodice. 1111111111 that he was not
at all S1110 that such was the case
i‘bc dcud:
C‘hnrlru iiclicr.
.lorcphinc licllcr. his wife.
(icm‘izo Nolan. :1 sou-ln-inw.
May Nolan, wiic of John Nolan and
1 tughtcr of thc l-icllcl's.
Whou a neighbor colored the Nolan
bouno. thc natural gnh‘flvns still burn-
lot: in tho 111111111. but tbr rooms were
lilh-rl 111111 :'1 strum: odor of gun. The
only llifllllg lliliifi 1'11 llic liotlsc 11111»; 1L
:‘111:tll don which 111.111 found wrapped
111 11 blnnltct. ll was unconscious.
Noluliboiu so) lllt"ll1"llllil been much
dist 11rd in tho ”1111111 household and
that M114. licllct' had 101 1111th suldz"1i
things 1111111 .1111 11141.11 111111111 will tome
to all 1.1 115.‘
TM coroncr will maltc post niortems
to learn tho cxact 111111111 of the deaths.
Miss PLATT ENTEHTNNS.
.\ 1'111'3' 11111111111111 party was bold ins-1
lurvniug at tho boom of Miss Alict'
i’ltltl, of Elizabeth strum, Thu [‘71le
was 11 11l)iliplt‘1l1' surprisc to Miss Platl.
'i‘ltci'o were about 1.111111111' present.
(7111111111 and music .wrvod lo ntukc the
writing pass pleasantly and quickly.
ill:il'fli}' refreshments worn scrvcd.
\
. .1“..- .1... w...-...a...
CAPT. wi'NG iN COMMAND,
Captain L‘ilal‘it's i.,"i\'ing assumed
command of eoniimny 5‘. Third in-
fantry. 111 the New ill Armory. last
niclil. his
approved.
alillolntm 111' thiliiz lump
WiLLlAM CULLEN BRYANT DEAD.
NEW YORK, Fob. i.‘..-~w\\'i|liam (‘itn
ion lll‘ynut, the publisher of thc Brook-
lyn ’l‘itncs. died today at n. sanitarluln
in i’ininilcid, N. .I. its had suffered a
ntroltr' of npoplnxy this looming.
iiumbold: hodgc. S, of H). hold a
routine meeting last. evening. The
next meeting of the lodge will be the
regular quarterly meeting.
Norwalk Club
1 Resolutions.
-\1 a 1111111luc oi tlu.‘ Norwalk t‘lub
tlu- following mcmorial 11.11.»: adopted.
in tin- dcnth 111‘ W A. Vogcl lilo
N111 walk (‘lub has 10111 11 worthy 1111-111.
low and 111111 11111111 11 good citizen.
14.1 was n 1111111 of lino culturc and
1111111 accomplishmvnis. as familiar
with llt‘c abroad as in his own country.
ltcsolrcd, 'l‘lint 11'11 catcud to his rum»
lly lhc usnurnnco- of our oloct-rc sym-
pathy. that a copy of 111111111 rcnolutious
bc mini 10 thcm and n tulonlc of the
sumo be. how in tho 1'-'1-1otd~1 of the
club.
w, A. CURTIS.
.l. (l. GREGORY.
W, (l. BAUR.
Commit 11111
Not‘wnlk, (,‘ouu.. l1‘11b. ll, lllOit.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
' TIME TABLE.
In Effect Decombor 4. 1804.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK. 1
A. biz—~12 .152" 5:33x, 8145:.011011.
6:.in 6:55, 7.40. 81201 8:42.90711,
9:321. ii: iii 10: 55:1 11:4!
P. M.—-—iil: 49:1. 105 810511.78181.
5:1011. ,5: 45. 0: 0111. 5:35x, 78:31:,
810011 9' 52!. 10: 82.
Sun duly
9 312 M.-—«18: 52:1,":5 33x, 15:45:. 8:55.
M.-2: 5911. 3:05:11. 5: 46. 620111.
7.23 8' 00!. 9: 5211. 10: l4.'
NGW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M. ‘1'-'4' ‘.50 {1:1'10, 6800,71110 82 00h“
87538. 8:00“: 14920211.“10194..rll.1007i.‘
H: 2. ‘
P. M.--i2:02x.- 1105. 2:0.011. 2:55.
8:3ix. 410411. 4:59. 5:32, 5:0111, 5:07,
5:27. 3:00X, 5:02. 8:005. 9129, 1110011.
12:00.11.
Buodayl.
.- A'. M.'-0 00,130,10102
r. bi.--5:02. ll: 00' 8 00 11. 00 12: 00.
acorn non'witk 'ro NEW
HAVEN.
Ii. M.~—72. 1411. ,t- 2111. 115811. 6:111.
7' at 11:11.7. 8 1111 1010711. it 1111 ll: 44.
r. tit-12. 051i. 121. 111.1111, 4' at.
5:85. 510711. 5 83, 711011. 81.10:. 11: 24.‘
flrldoopori. tn wanton to than.
i’ bin-«2: 47 :12 7:34
A. lit-«42:14:. 1111:1111" .li58x...71.40,
9:11. 11:11:. P.1M.-~ll:4g.'7 : 11031.8:1011.
'OOUT‘H NONWA 2,17% DANIUNY.
A. M.«+5: 80. 8: ,"15 58
P.M.«-1li 25 4: 3 ,5: 17.1.5: 81:47 l7.
nanounv 1’0 110111111 No WALK.
A. M.---5' 55, 17:25:. 8' 11. 7.0: 081.3
11145' '
P. M.»4:15x. 81:858.. 5‘: 45.
811115311: to 1311111111111.
coronal. The poor min employs - 11—811:
1105x1141 and fencer: the rich man 1: M1“; 35- N lit
than: 11111 111111.. 1111111111 1111. 1.11111 11.. 11 4'11““ 6m -
803m 41mm lotu8111fi1fidm‘ .4.
fl ‘ in in“ It '
iThe FermCoalCo
llantine. We are showing a complete
Price 5011 to 31. 50.
, it has always been our custom to
in: over from one season to another.
is' yours. 1
ouvmmoudbnrun.....
Flatironmlb.‘
m
I‘I......................'
Ila
Earthen Tu Pdtl
.nuun...
N0.
“Why do you insist on starting that
.ctnctpiisc on F‘ridav thc i3tb?
'Well. ' answered the 11101‘0111 111.111
'tiic chances are that anrthing 1 tin-
dcrtaitc won't be a success and 1 like
to how something to blame lire fail-
urn i“.‘oi w\‘lishlngou Star.
There’s nothing like 1101 «11111.1111 1'
11 wins out in the long r.un’
'.\'ot always; did 1111191191- sec a
lien on a porcelain egg?“—-~lirooki;.1n
Mic.
i
Greater Bargains Than
Ever in the great
Clearance Sale
D. Gottiieb
CLOTHING. suoes AND
FURNISHINGS
11 North Main Street. South Norwalk
S. FoX "
THE LADIES’ no.“ AND FUR-
RiE .
A Clearance Sale on everything. m.
dies Black Coats. 34 inches long, lined
with Skinner’s sntin‘, my 'ownwmak'e.
price. 86. Short Coats. 24 inches long.
lined with Skinner's satin, my own
motto. price $3.98. These are not the
onlr things. but we have a reduction
sale on everything. Ladies’ Pleated
Skirts, from $2 49 up. Outing Flannel
Walrus, from 481: up. mohmerr Waists.
$1.40 up, We hnvv'1 lllOi‘t’ articles which
we cannot tomtlon. Pleas», call at our
Slur»- bet‘or». going elsewhere. Sale be-
gins Saturday, January 7. 1905.
"nouns 1111111107."
amour, 31111-4.
“WEAR SHOES "Ml ill"
The Ferris Coal Do,“
The'Ferrie Deal Do.
.1719 Ferris D0111 Co.
“Everything Goad
in _' 1
and Wood”
Deal
The Ferric Deal Go.
.1111... Form Deal Go.
hot-1:1.
Plain and Fancy Mohairs.
11111111.... has decidediiihat the proper matérinl this season" for Skirts and Shirt Waint Suits in Mohair or Brit.
Checks and Fancy Weaver. Many of the styles we are showing now cannot be duplicated later in the season.
Annual Sale of Furs.
in now on and every piece is included. nothing in renervnd The goods, are right the prices are low and the benefit
'1
line of mono 3001111 in all the newest effccta. Plain colors in all qualities.
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