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"cadet near Nantucket.
I. TO IIRVI
I“ QUALITII.
AT 7hs .1.” .1s p '1‘“! 1‘2.
Mshsckemo Hotel? Is. 1
g and 41 West Wallis Willis“,
so. .iNomllt. ,u H .
; wasrmr,, .w
tor Norwslk and vicinity:, Eiar and
cooler to night Friday .tlu‘rLi the
disturbance that passed over this vi-
cinity yesterday ibinow neutral 0! the
I it produced
showers and thunderstorms in: the
Edstern portion of the Lake region
and New England. It is followed by
ant area of high pressure with plans» -
and slightly lower tem-
p 11.111111111111111.“ disturbance is dé‘
in the nor
11.13””501‘3‘ma Mvo‘rl 111' this lil
ity cool 'pl'es'sh’iit some for two or
1111.111 11191.1? 11111 11‘ 1 :1.
Tomorroflidbodm ‘dsy ofuthe lrst
of the “it" mouths. Oysters will be in
order again as food.
#People who hold bills against the
town must present them before Beb-
teinber 1st to have them paid.
Milton 11111111111111 of Button! is a
guest of his aunt. Miss Annie Gregory
Peck, at her home in Wedt avenue.
ant weather
A party of 111111111111 people were the
guests of Mr and Mrs. ll‘red Northrop;
in King street, Danbury, on Sunday.
Seymour Curtis has resumed his
duties in the Fairfleid County Bar-
ings Bank after a two weeks' vaca-
tion. '
w
James E Hubbell the Norwalk
hardWsre man, is snioying himself
among the diversions at Coney island
today
—..
-Buy your wagon or Carriage now
from Luther Wright and save almost
enough to buy a horse. Read his adv
. W
The Third Regiment Band, of
Bridgeport, has been engaged by un-
ions in that city for the Labor Day
parade in Danbury.
Among the Connecticut people reg—
istered at1‘tlie Eummlt House. Mount
Washington. this week, was Mrs. E.
Hill, Jr., of Norwallt.
Mrs. E. Huhbell Hotcbltiss and
dualism: Mine-10 trade flotchkiss.
who have been so ourning in Maine;
are expected home this week.
.41....“
'LeGrand Comstoc'k formerly of the
Imperial Cafe. is bavins papers drawn
to be admitted to the National Sol—
dlers Home, at Marlon, ind. and ex-
pet-ts to leave on Septeiffibor 8.
' ~Pe0llle Vlho hold bills against 11111
thwn must present them below Sep-
tbmber 1st to have them paid.
’l‘he Misses (‘hariotte and Katie
Roebr 11111 passengers on the steamer
Grosser Kurfuerst of the North Ger-
man Lloyd line. sailing today for fire3
men. booked at the local agency of E
Apell
_.-
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shay, and chil-
dren, of Fall River. Mass. are the
‘ Wright.
vertlsetnent. which oxplsi
1%! Awer “139‘.
that o yin t ii. They
new i stand to convert the sloop yacht .
Ll ug‘y yawl ”not! host and uonse- -1
qontl offer r sale the rigging and
salts at the boat. Their advertise-
intuit Will‘ be hound iii another coi-
ztnsn.1 1111111111 .11 1:
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Mrs 0 DKimball of 1111111 street.
acobtnpaniend by Mrs. Spent and daugh-
ter. Bertha. of Boston. enjoyed a trip
to Albany Mancini where they at-
thrilled turbulent
splendid prod ctlon of Ships 'l‘hut
11111111111119 ght They returned to
NewY k 'l‘lilas lasday by boat and to
Bouth YNurvvalh on Wednesday. much
pldtlsdd' With their trip. "
. 11111111111111: lours.
.1 1-MS'1‘119‘11TW- WWW
Saratoga, four or six days' rips Mon-
day. Sept 4111, (12.50 or $15. 0.
Aussble (3311:1111, :81 days trip, Mon-
day, 913th $2 0.
White on on 111.1qu y‘s trip,nc-
:ommodfiglo‘h lam?! the null {all House.
Sept. 4th. ‘23. 00.
Moosehead Lelia. magnificent nine
days‘ trip with accordmodatiuus at the
fine Mt. Kinco House. Sept. 11th cosh
ing from New HaVen, $40.00.
Gettysburg Harpeni sorry. Wash;
ington and Philadelphia seven days“
trip.‘ leaflet Friday. October 13th.
1-osmfg from New Haven. $3000.
For the New England Tourist des-
oriptl‘ve at all more and tickets. (fall
on- G. W Home Ticket Menu
Yx,’ RN if. A 3.11.11
1101111111111 1111
Mr. surge has. Jig-e" Commissioned
bbitbllta' LOTS
Wilton Avenue, Nbdrwsllt Avenue. Cs-
1111111111”. street. Elir treat. Dingle
Street. coy '0‘! NOW
Get off at Cornsr of Main and Ca
arias ‘Sti‘eet, one block 'fl‘olli
EGRAND BUILDING LOTS.
Then Call on Me.
rams EAW.
Jacob l‘i. Lindon.
5 Railroad Place. . south Norwaik.
Tel . 35-142.
AJ‘L‘J 1 n. has 1 A: r (l
-1 Noticed . 7
Notice is horehyugiven that the co-
psrtuenahlp latelnsuusiscitw. ween
fiance E. Dana and Diner H. nulls.
_ both of the Town of Norwalk in the
County at mmeld and State of Goa
nectiout, under the firm name of harm
and Banks. was dissolved on this 29th
day of August 1905. by mutual con
sent. All debts owing to said on
partnership are to be received by the
will Oscar H. Banks, and all demands
on said co- artnershlp are to be pro
mated to ii m for payment.
Dated this 29th day of August. A. 0.,
1905.
HORACE E. DANN
OSCAR ll. BANKS.
Norwallt lligliScliool
Applicants for admission in entering
class of the Norwalk High School
3111111111 of Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘: Hayes.
of Wilton “11113;er Shay
member of the Ice
Fall RWor ' 1
.___fi‘..._.._._ “‘9’ _
Edi-sits ltHlillkltli 111111111 11111 b ‘
meeting toinoirow evening This ure-
lta Band will be present and refresh-
ments will no served. All members
are earnestly requested to attend.
ltov. and Mrs. J. Benton Werner
returned last evening from their an
nual Vllt‘htion of a month. spent in
Pennsylvania. ltov M1. Wi-ruei wili
11E one o of 111.. services Sunday 111
:‘lath l'll.
“WW. (‘. T It will meet with Mrs
Margo Walkoi 202 East avenue, to-
morrow afternoon iii fl 11'-cioi it. All the
nioiiibcra llli' asked in try to bo pres
out at this iiiootliiu as thorn iii business
which intuit be attended to at this time.
flwm
Mr. and Mrs. ii. Kriogor baVo been
finding (onsiiliiublu tllllliulty in an
outing passage baolt to this country
steamers. my «poll to rein
must present either certificates that
passed 11 “Cole esfiil stamina-
lofin the presrrlfld .iiie its and
17 t or osrtilldiiss from i. e Ill‘llii‘l-
aid of ilili 1111th «mm to been
. ionitllu that tiltiy Ito" qualified to
nter 1 l1 the 111de of the Hlfli
School course. Principals run obtain
blanks for the (.eitlflcatea inst named
by addressing the aetretary of the
géllt'lbl Board
A. BLANCHARU.
(130 2t South Not-walk. Conn.
AUCTIONEER
AUCEION i
witness}. AT poetic AUQTION
1 er- '1'»! naeioatsca or
sun BATES,
DEOIA“
owing in the crowded condition of ‘2‘?“wa Kl Ptm AT Till
‘ MW will
from' Germany, however, about iii
middle of September.
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Master Frank ’1 bompsou. son of Mrs
biblel Hilfnillllfl of lllnltll's mass
who fall on a itryiho last wool: and
injured himself quite badly. is now.
Improving Ilk‘i'l)’. and it is MW
that be will suffer no serious results
DAIIIN. GONNA
litesdal.‘ Still. Sill. l905
AT 10 A. M. IHAHP.
maratnrmuri
Bide float-ti over loo years old, Old-
’ssbloned Brass 'l‘op liunil irons, l
from the ambient.
' Montgomery Mill
whob Mg d lib .. o
: II
llf “flefil'l li’i.
‘uir ill
‘ re ‘1 '
and after visiting that ('ll ,
film: ‘9. .14’3.A.l‘§§'l”” and then start foi
won arm—-
vile
YOU WITH THE
DIUT MIAT. OITAINAIL‘
AT THE LOWIOT MAH-
Doson Rush Bottom Chairs. 2 straight
Mill Chairs with arms, rush
tBaclt Chairs withot
rush wnoftom
elf. 1 Mahogany en T
arrow leaves. 0 Chairs an
cloth hovered. tilting But to
Oidfstihionod Melting Glass with
men. I Bison walnut Bull ifroii
liedstoad. s blah t Wood éfiflmnm
Suits. 2 “will”. Beds and Pillows}
Chairs,
1 pair of Oldufsshlonod Wooden Blip
9111‘s.! OW files Wheels old
fashioned Warming tiled ran. out faith
toned Writing boil: 1 Set Surveyors
Too Cows. other fillies too
lips 5 g:
1 sea: to
ss soars as is eraser.
if or.
.7’flitfil
Read his8 sd1
dfllluessed a .
tires 3 , I
ll . “it first;
Low . _ hi or:
ry Bureaus. on Table. 10 feet,
was you
our.
mm
.m: 1111111111“... 1. 11
I 1 us 11 em
editions ot‘tiib‘ndsiau impress coni-
when» n i W X
lit to a hold ill in use the
total truss present 111.111 Wm asp
soother 1st to hive then: paid.
W
“ The unset-11111111111111 Whittle Merri-
am.1of1Norwslbisre1enloyilig 1111 out-
i311:I «gun a party or friends at Fairlield‘
c
‘1114‘1 1. f 1M4
hold Ah lmwflhnli Willie this‘ 0V6!“
’to be present.
The shipmllnt or opened oysters
from Boutii‘ Nos-want to the West has
going each night.
1. 1 . 1 . ,.
E. Apdll‘has fedMYetl a ttluvenlf pols-
tsl cordial thsi‘ftoysl Brewery in
Munich Germany. seht by Jesse A.
Henson. on which he says, “i am hav-
ing' a. fifth tiflm'
M.rs Jiillus‘ ‘liublrell, who recent-
ly undervlent an operdtlo'n at the Not--
walk Hospital. in debt nicely and
probably will be rather to her home
in another ‘lleelr‘. ’-" " ‘
‘ kw
William Weaver and daughter, Mrs
lung and Miss Alice Weaver. who;
have been alien
Baltimore will return to their home
in Main street, scream Shturday.
an antmnohfio owned by Percy E.
Feriia became disabled in Franklin
street yesterday. and the owner was
obliged to call into service a team
of horses to tow the big car away
Charles Llnrloberg, until racontly
employed ati the South Not-walk
freight yards lifts taken' a position as
Foundry and Sales Company. in Water
street ‘
—-People Who bold bills against the
town must. present them before Sep-
tember 1st to have them paid.
Eureka hedge. daughters of Re»
bekah, will hove a meeting tomorrow
evening at the new Iotlite room in
Washington street at which time fee
breath and unite will be served in order
to create a little interest
'llie Jerome May Banio Club will
111111111111 'liiulllc tit The Knot. Otitinll
Clubhouse next Monday afternoon
and evening On Saturday the Metro-
pdlltan Orchestra of Bridgeport. will
give a «them both afternoon and
evening.
People are: commencing to return
to their city homes after tho summer‘s
adjourn in the country, mount tins and
seashore. Ytnitei‘ day the White
Mountain 1111th was run in Wu ”.1111-
ilhun. find too i'htn iii «nub f1.n were
filled with tourists.
~~‘a—~.~w
er. William Patterson a barber
it New Canaan statues "lliiir- All for
dandruff and falling hair is a wonder-
ful euro. For sale. Soheidler‘s and
Poblmun's barber shops and all drug-
l.s. 1 ‘ '
——_d—.——J—-—
Rev. (1, ll. Egbert has written from
Cape Cod, whore he and Captain ('01-
also. of the schooner George 1). Ed-
uiaiids. wont ashore. that the boat will
lenvé for St. George, N. it, next Mou-
day, if everything iii favorable. Mr.
Egbert had not, at the time of writing,
derided whether he would take tho
trip to Nova Beetle
iJoule! tho “k ulnr young
when"! the Nor Securities
ioiafloi returned Islet night from
a stay in ew York. "Jimmie" went
down Tuesday for the day. and his
relatives wero quiio worried win-~11 he
did not return in the owning. The
lad says that he spent Tuesday night
fill‘ll \Vidiivsduy with an aunt in tho
of y.
An idea of the number of undue 11111
0111 iii Uli‘ loi‘al fountains may be obv
mined whtm it is stated that on a
warm Suliirdny in summer, one of tho
Bonth Norwaik dealers 11 1111111111111
gallons of ire cream fro 7 Work in
the morning until utidni l or shortly
after. ’l‘bld. of t‘Olli‘ftt‘, roprmanta only
this lee ort-um sodas. 'l‘liu plain llUtlllll.
Would very- largely llli‘l'l‘iillfl this num~
ber.
William K. Maples is the first autos
mobile owner in The Norwalltii to re-
utlvo his registered number in mm-
plllfioo Willi tile wllvii which goes
infill Adrift“ wilt. anlos'
number lll 230 and" lie is obliged to
lure one on the front and one on
he book of the machine. The num-
bers are on a large iron plate. and are
for from fields either handsome of
convenient.
Le'ttsr to heed Hsvllsnd.
loath Nor-walk, Goon.
Dear Sir: .. "Here's a sample: how
tlii figs.
(:2 to ages” paint
,AHll
l'flih
WWW“ am
of 1th pit:
are now painting Devon:
A C 11111111111111
A Wm linger
Joshua listbl Edit 11 Kollcubergtir
.111. ii” Koli;nborger.l l! Moilbnrry
.ioliu GM (1 0 Lawrence
Chafiufiloieh l. C March
":ifi’nl‘ii‘i... ”To” is
$3111th bore?
They are ‘Itot mistaken: Demo?
the cheapest paint in the worldwilo
far as we know the world and paint.
11111111.." everywhere knew it
they'd paint ii. every man of 'em.
Yours irui
“$11M I53! CO.
not”.
at
{DW-
.~1.=m1nfill P Iii . 1‘
tits ‘1
90!“.th
1 nu.”— Vsld'ovllls 11ml its
ms”. 11.111111 3“ng 111111.11. Eli-cults. 1
'le Nutmeg Club; or Norwallt will-
int. All of then members are urged
been resumed, a small number of kegs
ding the summer in‘
shipping cler's at the United States ”W!
leql
belly at it” infill ”138:“ p m.
1- GANOiNEiIWNWEVENiNB.i
FULL allot-learns.
M
Sallli'tlilli . Baseball.
SUNDAY. SEPT. 3.
WHICH“ U WILSON“ BAND.
Special instrumental and Vocal 0011‘
part. .
3...“...—
uses: omuelts‘ 111111111111.
E'TO...‘ AT POPULAR PRlGEB. "
EST or GEM/ICE.
—-——~ 1
WWII for the next attraction. ' it
will be a dandy. .
. .11.... my ._..-,,,..,,....,.,,.
Grand Bab 5110..
human than Parade
.Fridsy..$,ent. .1. ’
GEORGE c.‘ TILYOU’S '
illil’iiiilliillililili
I 'IRIDEEPORT CONN.
‘ Over 26 Hoodoo? Prizes vain; at
0250, {minding tli srand Poll.
Whoa or“ Wiles Machine‘.
worth “5 fifhr‘l lite stimmflt Billy.
Many, beautiful Prizes for Decorated
Carriages.
Entiz Blanks can be obtained at all
to‘ree‘. Tit.‘slieuld he flllld
out scsei‘a‘illig o in actions and slid“-
to to L. M. icli. Mpr. Baby allow.
Steeplechase Island. Bridgeport.
Grand tree 131111111111 fire.
Each Tuesday and Friday Evenings.
sound rim to istsuo in cams.
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‘HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
MATINEE AND NlOHT.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2ND.
New Presents the Hurricane Triumph
of a Thoroughbred
THEODORE .KBEMEB'B
Latest. Greatest Melodrama
“A Race For Life”
in 4 Supremely Sensational Acta.
011 Ranch and Racetrack
The Wild Life of the Pacific Slope
"Our Jessie" Winning Gold and Glory
Wild dorsa- Issuty. Bravery and
lmtality
A Hero on Horseback
The Comedy of California Characters
Burp Scenes From the alert“.
Greatest l’ sneer illsy Ever Produced.
scream “pithy or the season.
Hordlo‘ Ift‘ WW Hcdrt 1.11m
.'- enlists: ‘ . '.‘_‘
Ma"... ..... ‘..i. .‘. ........ '1 c
Milli ....... H25c 3M1£.§c
beats on Sale Tuesday, Aug. 20.
.————
thorns THEATRE.
row-1: t 15.5.3...
om moi-1r ONLY
TUE v. can. arH.
Melville aymond PHsents the
Newest NWMty in Muileai
Comedy Onatlo‘ll’i
“ . . . . _,
Buster Brown”
International copyright.
Permission by the N. Y. did
R. F. Columbw’?
BOnPEOPLE—BO
The Talk of til. Country.
A Bit“! Show for Little People.
A Greater Show for Big People.
Prices 251:, 500,751:
lat Four News in Orchestra $1.00
Seats on Bale Friday. Sept. 1.
had A n A 4-...
.111 1.1.1.. 111111 11.11.1111
Benefit Trinity branch. o. f. 83 '
THC REV. MR. CRAFT
Will dive on Entertainment in Trinity
Iunday isbool Room, Trinity
Place. Goutl'i Norwallt.
Intitled
OKITOHIB FROM BHAKESPEARI
AND OTHER IKETOHIO.
rHunsoAv hvuiua. sun. 31 out
Al I O'Closk. .
ADMIIBION .
settlin-
not 1003
Iummsr ‘l‘lstbls.
0n and it done is
the New and Commodlous
arsenals answered
1%”? hill 3. YOUNG.
Lssvs Huntlnatoh for Norwsil.
Honda 0 and N091!- at 6:45 a. ti.
and it: ll p.111
Luv. dorusilt for nuniinnon
.Itoudsys sad grids“ st 8: to s. .
sand MI :
[soul's
to: Ensure
:l'llli $331: syl Grove Mondays
and Fridays bullsh-
Randi-sin millet-walk:
“div
linadord Wednesday. at
86 CENT.
sou-”suns: it! "‘6 ”hi.
.1" 1. p.1111,...................“.replying:tritium“;l
Round trip. :
*1“, serum to s it ’
11o 1'1”. 1111.11.11.11 mas
ters' day at the Masonic “lion‘s?“m Wai-
bson sent out to the var oils lollies” bl!
Grand Secrets y John Il.iia_1iotv. The
invitation Nb! Wilmer ideut 113%
proud (1 e.
vi’lil’l ion also includes two liil‘tsl
rnd Master Asa P. It‘ll on
Writs event this your Will be
not yet been completed. The program
citations.
of Hartford will furnish music.
and grand chapter. Dinner will be
on the basket picnic. plan tvith coffee
provided free by Superintendent John
0. Rowland of the homo. A box lunch
for those with desire it will be fun
y illlllied by the ladies of Mlzpah chap-
. tor. of Whilingfo‘rd at a reasonable
price.
-_.—~m
Of.
A. .l. Nusbaum. Batosville, lndinnu.
writes: "iaist year i suffered for
lltrou‘ months with a summer cold tin
distressing that it interfered with my
business. i had many of the symp-
toms oi hay fever and a denim s pres
criptlon did not reach my case and i
took seveinl medicines which seemed
to only aggravate my case. Fortu-
nately l insisted upon having Foley's
Honey and Tar and it quickly cured
me. My wife has slate used Foley's
Honey and Tar with the some sun
eesa." Sold at Plaisled's Drug
Store '
TYPHOID NOT EPlDEMlC.
West Haven Only Town in the State
That Had Big Number of Cases.
D120. A. ldndsley. secretary of the
state board of heulil1.sald today that
the only Indication of a prevalence hf
typhoid fever anyWhore in the state
was contained in the report of Dr. C.
l). Phelps, health officer for the town
of Olfnn‘go. in his opinion the other
towns and cities of the state were 1111-
usually tiledr of this disease for this
time of year. ‘
in regard to the number of crises in
this city. llr. Lindsley stated that its
the health odlcer does not consider
the trouble epidemic here. he had
mode no report to him of the number
of cases in existence in the town of
New Haven. All of the health officers
are requested by law to report to Dr.
ldndsloy when any contagious disease
is e idemic in their jurisdiction and
the. not that no reports have been re1
celved. boycott the one noted. is re
gui‘ded as an assurance that the rest
of the state is not suffering with this
trouble as it did a year or so ago.
ONLY OUR! FOR DVGPEPMA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Dot. says: “i suffered toryssrs With
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I look Brasilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured the completely.“
For sale by R. H. Piaistod. 1". fl. Bax-
ter and the Cllu‘ord Pharfnaoy. 0',
Mu
WOULDN’T SETTLE.
Stamfordites Have Trouble
Their Lodge.
That the treasurer of their order
has faile to turn over 3607. 37 belong
iiig to l em. iii the basis of 11 still
brought against James S. llorau. of
Stamford. by the Stamford Council
oil. it. C-athollc Benevolent Legion.
Ait'tll‘illll to the allegations of the
suit. whirl as entered in the court
of common pleas this moruin Helen
was treasurer of the organlzutl‘on from
January 1 111119 to Dotoiiiber 31.1902
At the latter date he severed connec-
tion with the elder. and ii is claimed
that an examination of his books
shows but be had collected the sum
named above. Which be has refused
to give lip. although a demand has
been made for it.
lianiugos of $850 are claimed.
PEOULIAR DISAPPEAHANCE.
.l. l). Runyon. of Butlerviue. 0.. laid
the peculiar disappearance of his pain-
ful symptoms of indigestion and bill-
holiness to Dr King's New hire Pills.
its says': "They are a perfect remedy.
for dissiness sour stomach. headache.
constipation. etc Guaranteed at li‘. H.
Batters drug store. price too. ”
mos vsnv anon anon.
With
mos tltoo .
.loiili it: Pauli. of Newtovm, lost a
full blooded fivo-yeur-oid iloistoin c011
1111 July 1. liiill‘. According to a still
1 lil‘ has brought ll aiftai the New York f
l'arlfortl railroad the,
Now Maren
dnlmnl was it lied by a loumuolivo st
"Turkey Hill crossin, " its basis
$100 for its loss.
tied at 875.
He claims that t o fences 11 on; his
,_ roperly erected
revenf costs from gracing on the rails
were in as l perfect condition file
suit Was fried fore .luiiiion Austin 3.
liltilteintia lit ”Motown. who decided
st lilo mild A
b the thrash ri’eclt hits islmn an
arm Lssc' v outsells.
, lids ,
w’l'lte stilts Labor lluy (talent-alien
lIlbeb Id l1 pbur i your bit
.11 lions hgve 301.1%th Eta 1”th
aroundsf or the era will
firfio [3:5ka sand.
b0lily in $2 bail???
a success grimly
tsllt 1111‘”111.“l:1.111 semis».
1.1.1. -
gfi‘vltesr tie 1111111111111 (if the above
06 are to parlioipilte 111 the celebra;
the
.tenib anniversary of the dedication
of the Masonic home and the occasion.
will be appiopriaiely observed in the;
exercise. the program fut w lch 1111
will consist or music. speeches and re “
The Sphinx 'l'oniple 11111111;
There will be.- a reception by tho offl- “
ears and members of the grand lodge
canto m FEéVoER Ado suuusn'
1
'1“ DRY Goons Hose 1
Elan 1
TON‘ S PATTERNS.
Made on a braidsr. they will wear Ion or than ordinary woven drc s ‘
braids. Their feathery softness obviates he scratching of shoes that titli-
ar dress braids cause.
And yet their softness is combined with the greatest of wearing quali-
ties. One piece of Chaffee's Dress Braids will wear as long as a skirt lav. ,
log time and trouble necessary with frbqucitt rebinding.
PLAIN, FLAT, AT 41: A YARD.
BRUSH AT 81: A 1111.1. ‘
Each is the best braid of Its kind made, and guaranteed to give lasting
satisfaction. Colors to suit almost any shade skirt you Wear. At our ne'- ‘
tiori counter.
83- 85 Washington Street.
sot Railrodd Wasn't Careful In saint:
a one visit val». 1
y the fill odd to
d romvor its costs ' ‘ ‘
lliflltisl to the «and of cllhilllou plush.
1. “I“ i‘,‘ .w ‘ - i 1
1111.
I‘ll will. be ghost“ M
SOFA PILLOWS
This week we have an excellent line of new Pillow Tops to show you.
at 50:.
These new fall designs are not altogether different from these we have 1
had. but as We do not Wish to put new stock with the “driftwood" of ii“
season we have decided to close out all to old stock at half price; or in
other words you may select any pillow from the old stock at 25c. _
if your “bump" of economy is well developed you ’ll come early slid
take advantage of this exceptional offering.
N. E. RYAN,
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