W ' suit in brought through iieoclier 6i Unn-
I‘Mlhi and guurunteeu them.
W ‘ 1
. ..M.W.o. . .
.YllczsenIMSued for Scaring Animal
‘ . . With Automobile.
BRIDGEPORT, Sept. l.»~(‘.lninling
that {right inspired by an automobile
”soured. the dinpouiilon oi'his horse and
; reduced the animal's value from $200
to $100. Levi 0. Morris. of Newtown.
has brought suit. against Henry H.
Rennoll, n Yule senior. son oi Frnnk
W- Renneil, of this city. Mr. Mor-
ris has put in a modest little claim of
8400 dnmuen'on uccount of the accl-
dent, and the suit wns flied yesterday
morning in the court of common pleas.
According to the allegations of the
action, young Ronneil wrus running his
automobile on the Bridgeport and Now-
town turnpike on May 30. of this your.
driving towurd Newtown. Mr. Morris‘
horse and wugon were standing at a
corner of u cronarond, and the plaintiff
states that the motor cur, driven at. it
high rule of speed tind recklessly
operated by the driver, wont. whining
past. the horse wilhout reducing the
rule at all, although passing a highway
crossing.
>116 claims that the horse was severe
ly frightened and shocked by the till-
heurd ol’ occurenoo nnd thut n wogon
load of groceries were. spelled in the
dirt. while lilc ilurness was wrecked
and the wagon broken. lie Mules that
the driver of the cur did not. stop, an
is required by the statutes of the
state. ,
But what, evidently grievos him most
,is-the claim that bolorc tho accident
the sold horse was “kind und irnrln-
bio and would ulnnd hurneuued to yo.
hicles without hitching." Since the
accident, however. the horse has been
rendered highly nervous and excitable
and is now very much inclined to run
away; all of which, he clilimu, has
reduced its value from $200 to half
that sum.
He claims that the groceries dnmnu-
etl Were worth 535; u now harness $30,
and repairs to the vehicle. 530. The
,. Aft-tho time of the. ilccidonl Mr. Ron-
nail wus accompanied by ii‘. Neil ileu-
. ham, and they were arrested in New
town‘“by‘Deputy Sheriff Jobnnon, oi‘
tbflt place. They are at lireueilt comp-
inx "in Mninel
ARE YOU ENGAGED?
Engaged people nimuld rcmcmiwr,
that, tiller ‘nmrrinue. lllllny qunrrclu
can-in. avoided. by keeping their di-
mmu‘ouu in good condition with Filer:-
trio Hiltorii. S. A. lirown, of licnneilir
Villeffi. (3., nuyu: "For yours, my wife
tiered intonlsoly from dynpupula. t'nlii-
“WWW with n lorpld liver. until uln-
er utronulh und vigor, and be-
_ . whom wreck oi her tumour self.
Thfll lithe tried Electric .ilitloru, Willl'll
helped 'her at once. and linnlly liliitli‘
harleuiirely well. Sin- iu now ulrouu.
unhealthy." ii‘. ii. Baxter. drunnlui,
ni biic ii
bottle. H
. WANIOOM’ANV LiQUl’DATlON. .
., H'l‘it'ORD. Beptrmhcr i.«-«i\ hem».
lo the (tonneciicui. Mon and tinni-
‘ mpuny'u affairs t'ooit plum before
1.1, no“ Roruiiiwk in tho Superior (tourl
Widening]. Attorney l‘lorcc. who it
Mitfi‘iiroaidout oi‘ the (ionlpnny. with» -
{iv-Marti of director». prououiod .
report to the Court and united for
Wr‘tlnm to carry out the plan of ll-a
'l' Killian. They believe the titllluel‘ni‘
"fllnuiduto its affairs without the
it ‘inlmant of a receiver. it would
.1 in» inimtlco to the. uhnrehoiduru to.
in «repairer at the proucnt time
Hid. uml asked the court to lid-i
«the can; a period of four weeks
or to give them time to com-
~ ,6 the convent! of the uhnroholderu.
, Wan-min...
. M‘TAQKID IY A-MOI.
onion, in u lob riot. until covered »
. Soothe a Chicago «trout our con-
iz, T “plied Bucklen'o Aroma Salve
. . it. llaxtcr’i drug store. ”
other foods
r it.” '
.HORSE. Tunisian... " WW
«4.
its m.mund and well. “1 un‘ .
handy.” write: ti. J.Wdloh,roi .
brill“. "Ind find it patent.”
t tor outs inn! burns.»0niy»
W .{,:;.You have bend thatranu: laudailn'nhh lat; ;
make illuminant! sunflowers are
tissue buildins and handwriting. 1 ‘
’ ‘NATIONAL-BISCUIT COMPANY _
If“ “vital Winona with?
M
.........._....,.. _. .
M R8. HUNT'B IIRTHDAY.
Aged 105. She Came From Brooklyn,
to Merlden, to Visit Granddaughter.
MERIDEN. September thrs. Ell~
znbeih iiunt, ceicbrntcd her lilhlll
birtiiduy yenlol‘day inking nu automo-
bile ride. followed by a 100 mile .lour-
may on it lost express. Mrs. Hunt. who
lives in Brooklyn, in act-llnlomed to
spend her birthday with her grund~
daughter. Mrs. it‘rnnk liomun, oi this
city, each year.
Yenterdny she rodn from her home
ill Brooklyn to the Grand Control Sill-
iion .i on note. There she bonrded
the express wuirh brought her to this
city without change. The. old ~lndy
stood the journey well und uiiulltezl
envy and smiling at her jouruey’u end.
She hos hitherto made all her trlpx
partly by sea. but this your her grand
clindreu toured to let her ronio by
hunt. on she is not in her accustomed
send health.
"1 never thought much of these an»
ionlobileu.” uho remarked when asked
how she eujbyed the trip. “but i went:
ml to any thnt i had ridden in one.
They‘re not. so bud an they are made
out. to be ntlel‘ nil."
Mrs. ilunl hits outlived her husband
and four children. She has two nous.
who are prey-haired old men. older in
their uppcnrnnce than their mother.
She has twenty grandchildren. thirteen
great-gritndrhildren and four grout
urcut grandchildren. She romonibern
Banking builder with General iiuluyettc
in New York, city.
CASTOnIA
The Kill You llaiMllllll lentil
dm
Bears the
Signature of
M
KILLED lNBTANTLY.
South Stamford Boy Fell on Tooth at
a Harrow.
STAMFOitD, Conn. September l.~-
John Moron. lilo lilyenr-old non of
William Moron. of North Stamford,
while playing in the loft of his filth-
or'u .bnrn ‘yonterdny uticrnoon, ulippod
nod fell iron: the left onto it burrow.
the teeth of .whlch were pointing up-
wnrdu. 80qu of tho uhurp ‘pronuu
went without through tho body or the
hey und he died iuuiunliy.
m~_._..«— w...— .-
BOlLER MAKERS' UNION AGREES.
NEW HAVEN. Slipttunber l.»-'l'lio
.iioilvrnlukeru' Union on the N. l’.. N.
ii. & H. it. it. him vouched nu uproo-
nienl. with the company on the dune
lions o! bourn and wagon oil over the
nyutom. There have been rmuiluntt
iuentu of both in some lnklunrou, ii, in
uddorutoodnund the ugrmnuent will be
lowiwbwt madam... .. .
«you
"‘~. N "WWW , -/"'W"" ‘E
/ 4M1..._m__:>«/.~A
* blooded stock. we Oliver mention on-
. b n, the host tumor of the country.
' lie was. moreover. a friend umerouo
. oi thoupoopla tor ten miles around.
. i 4. .. Murmur...”rough“ . hwwlnwmflm iziiltl‘tl't
Mutt: Norwich. origin Fine and Gun,
.1. in Will all.” ; l u m. 1‘ . “I . _ . «gr; ..
_, New Haven and orwich ran topatlu
“3;“:th gavel; youtgauy‘ntitcrnm "
‘; 3 Menard, . “Mimi
.. moi, .elwliiprap nud‘lltzlplep admit
‘ 1" ,d gurgwbuonmrim tulilwlbilsue
.‘ .. ll ll . “ 1 '~
“ ; The rat. game w it good practice
. i. anw‘ or uni flapfiarmu A‘tl'ucm:
but out the visitor» while the Wood»
'ltrernmdozureu runs. trite accent!
. «time. P” mrmoxniungnnd rcanltwh
,. in n vii: ory for'New Haven by 'a‘ucoro‘
t .a or ii to 2.
“ (lump ‘Jnuk Tisha sprained his ankle
. yesterday morning at. practitionnnd ,lihi
abnanwa from ithoggnnle had much to.
untoward the l
Kaine well in hand. , ‘Inthu ninth ~Um.
piro Kennedy .mude a bad, decision on
u strike and uliowud Seillncei to walk.
imrkin ‘uucriilcod and Remunier, who
hailed for Smith. sent out n twirling-
per. tilting the score. in the tenth.
liolyoke batted in three runs, enough
in Win. McAndrewn‘ Work at short
war. a feature.
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t.
”a _/~
ll. H. E.
Holyoke 0‘0 00001013-5 9 ‘;
Moridon 0 0 0 ‘0 0 i ii 0 ii 0~2 7 '1'
Batteries: MuCnhe und' Schincei;
Foreman and Thnokera. .
ON POSTAL CARD LAW.
Department Consideringflcpeai of the
Right. , Springfield Victorious.
WASllthl'i‘ON. September 1.v—.So NEW'lflN‘lKiN. Sept. l.«—-New hon
llugrnnt and genornl have lit-collie the den opened her new grounds here you
violnlionu of the postal lows by the tender iti'tt-rnoon. by playing a minor-
ilnprupnr one of the post cords that nble unlue nizniuut Springfield und 103-.
hibil poni-oillco (lopnrlmetlt olilt‘ials lug ii lo 6. The game started off well.
are in favor of n repeal of the law. bill utter several had errors in the
missed two years ago, providing [or ,eighth inning McLaughlin lnld the ball
the pout curds. lover the. pinto nnd'let. the, Ponies hit it
The violations arise. from the nend- old. The Whnloru went after Miller
inu through the mullu oi pout curds lloroely in the lost inning and with a
upon which lire pictures or innguugus inmaiier handicap might have won.
of an indecent. lewd. iuucivionu or 011- l in tlhe early innings of the game the
scene oliurnoter. The low providing holding «spilt-lolly by New London.
for the pool curd Wits enacted, it in was «burp and clean.
said. principally to allow tztiulineruiul ,
concornn to advertise through the Spring'd
lnnilu. But. a large percomuge olenrds N. hon. 0 0 i ti o ti 1) i 4~ 6 11 4
now used bear objectionable features muttering: Miller and Roburge; Me.
end are bringing the clean into ill re- ' lullghlin and Finn.
little. .
Posllnuuters all over the country are
confluculing the cards. and every week
the (loud letter oilico destroys novornl _
bolus of 11mm. Pontoillce inspectors
urc being designed to vurlouu cases in
hopes of prom-ruling tho nc'udern. The
department in considering nppculinx to
oninlcipul nulhorltleu to stop the sale
of tlio curds. ii is possible that u rec-
ommendation will be mode to i-olluresfi
to ropeul the post card lnw. should no
other remedy be found. ‘
1!. H. E.
‘l02001l071-‘ll 13 if
Hartford Blunkad.
HARTFORD. Sept. l.——Hu.riford was
uhui out by Bridgeport yesterday. 2
to (i. A wild throw by Foxen was
responsible for the two runs. (tough
lin. formerly of llnrtlord, was in tho
box for the Hollow and Who only
touched up for two singles. The unnu-
wuu full or nhurp playing and running
notches in the hold.
R. H. 1:).
Bridgeport ti :3 0 l) (i 0 ti 0 ii-2 ti 1
llurltord ti o 0 0 ti 0 ii 0 0—0 2 :i
fhiltel‘les: Foxon and Connolly;
Coughiln and liuuunlont.
.lt‘illdilu; health is like ilndiniz money
who think those who are Hlt‘k. When
you have u cough. cold. uoro throui, or
chord irriliillon. better lll‘l promptly
like W. C. Barber, of Sundy Level. Vii.
lit, unyu: ”i had it terrible t‘lit‘rll. trou-
ble, caused by smoke and cool duru (in
lny lutlgu; but, utter finding no relief
in olher,remodivs, l Wad cured by Dr.
King‘s New lilseovery tor t‘onmlmp-
lion. Coughs and Collin." Greatest.
sole of tiny cough or lung medicine in
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pitt-burg Took Both.
Pi'i‘1‘8mlltti_ Supt. l.--Ail kinds oi
bunnbuii wan deolt out in the two
guinea yesterday. The iirru. was a
pitehera' bottli- pure and simple. and
the second game was a mugging niutob
throughout. lirown pitched an ex-
cellent. mililo until the ninth inning,
tho world. At 14‘. ii. linxior'n drun when he ltiHl his temper nnd wuk put
store: 50c and $1.00; gunl‘ilnicezl out. i’lttsburu urored ilii ilrut run in
. Q
" the first game on on error and won on
Clurko's ningle
two-hugger.
First mono:
'l‘riui bottle tree.
. lollowod by liench'u
GRAVE CHARGES.
Suit Against Woman Allegel Rupon- R. H. E.
Ilbiilty for Death of a Child. Pittsburg
it'rnnk lintl Mnry Dames. ot ll‘niriiclii 1 0 0 ti o 0 ti 0 0 0 1—2 ti 1
have brought aultngninst Lizzie Zlni- St. Louis .
bier of that town uniting for 31,000 i 0 ti 0 ti 0 0 (l 0 0 0-l 8 2
dam on and making very nerlous uc~ Batteries: l‘hillippe and Gibson;
count onu autumn tho defendant. lirown. Elton nnd Lenny.
The claim that on July l of thin Second mime:
your t o lilmbler woman took it uhovei it. ii. n.
and nuannlled tutti bout Mru. humor,
injuring her ucvoroiy, illlll that in com
announce idle gave birth to n tlcnd
child. which under ordlnnry circum-
ulliureu, would lull-o been born uiivc.
"i‘hc unit in brought. tliromtll Attor-
ney (1. ll. King. and in pntcrcd in tho
court of common pleas.
W
I’iilnblirx ll 0 0 2 0 1 ii 0 x--:.l.0 M 2
St. iuililn 0 ti 1 l 2 0 0 20—- ii ll 0
iluttericn: li‘lnllorly, Guise unit i'eltil;
'l‘hioluluu not! “only unli dietihy.
New York Loot.
Niuw YUitK. Sept. ami’bliwdnlphiu
‘Nniiounh: uprunu n uiirpriiie on tile lo-
cal team oi the Polo grounds yester-
day by knockim: McGinnity onto! the
box .in the «mood lunlrut ilnd fluully
winninu by u score of 8 lo 6..Nlohol:i
woo driven to tho bench in tho ulzlitb.
The visitors: boiled and fielded much
BEST FOR OHIL’DREN.
Mothorn. be onrotul tottlic health at
your children. book out for Cough».-
(lonlu. (helm and Whoopiun Conan.
Stop them in iimwmne Minion (touch
(hire is the bent remedy. llunmlonti tumor thou the home loam. The
and pleasant. (louinlnii no opinion. acorn»: ,
Sold by The Hilliard ri’hnrimy ” ii. ii. in.
‘ ‘ W“ Philn. 0 i 0 0 0 0 ti 0 tin-8 1d 0
w “TM AJIOlDNTlO FARMBI.
dilator won I uolonilc i‘urmor; he.
believed thoroughly in the value of.
New York 0 0 ii 0 o 0 (i 4 .lwt‘i ii 1
Bulletin»: Nichols. Pittiuser and
Doom: Motilhniiy. Wiiiuewund Broil-
nuhuu.
cu in Country Life in Allltt‘lel.‘ . At
wv—w-m' .
unlined new it mm of so or so AMliRlCAN LMGUI.
“held or cattle compelled entirely :0! W .
9mm a Winner.
omnom 'afliltr.61c*3¥ibflli“fl¢ .Pow-
ell opportune-iii, .tho Daimlw~mml1Jt
three straight train New oak ,Donti-
vim pitched uplohdldly andiilo visitor-
navar had in chance to “on oil
The holding Willi diabolical. Coulhllll
and itiherncid starring. , While Lind-
any'n baiting won a feature.
_ it. it. ill.
Detroit. 000111303~612 1
New York ooooooooow ii ll
Editorials: Damon M6 Drill; Pow.
oil and» Moduli-e, ‘ .
thoroughbred animnlI-b-ol Altlarnnyo.
A rlllllt'eil and Devon. He had auroral
y no or Down 'om‘which were his
1) ticblnripride. Bouillon. there mm
b coded allow ind swine. All in all,
«bitter you considered by his neigha
and comments. There used to he a
laying down Plymouth why, that I
stratum could lily/tiara tell when Web
«down “home by the oheorlul locum.
wd‘errlbie pineal. timilo iii-hint.
mountain-ii of tho akin. Pitt. . “Phillie." mu}. m. in.
"All and to misery. Dunn's; ointmunt CLEVELAND, Sept. 1w“ 1 elm:
. .: rural. .Ai. luly drug lion; ,mudo it tour inn-uni: tron on 4
thin.
marina of. hill .'
; _ ; , ~ .. . ; aw , . , p i 4' hum. .tTueke warn oucuiluntiorm ,
~Youknpwihall molt million: common ‘ , and held the orwloh batsman out,
with” “mm W 4° 1....an .~n~.. n. .. that... .ilfiimniii‘ii‘ini‘: it:
toad contains thcmulliliolmh 11 an « 1 started. in making errors. me play-
ro 'onm flood Man: or ; " . 1,1,"! Willow if“ thelwogt “90“ kg
. . r iii . -- , « . ‘ ‘ ; . . to yo atrium: our. n in uocou
2-.th United'fih ”Govemment'reportuhowa . ...“ :4. ‘ lull“ lie "lam tour bud errors rind
that ‘Ioda cratkcricoutaiulm witch/arc richer ' V . urlfiflfin? m" ‘ .
inthcrnusclc andtatdciuonu.mdiluve amuch N Ha I 3 0 , o 0 1 0 "i“. 1‘35
hollow“. cent oi‘t‘hc tissue building and heat l I . nbrwililin’ o 0 0 ll 6 o o 0 3:0 5 5
taming-properties than any article ofiood made 1» w l Batteries: Walter and lore: Patch
from HO“! . , .‘ on... M} ' Mtg Bridlgeu.
- ,' ; .. .4 t, econ sumo:
* “ '- , . « nun.
Th“ 1’ “'1‘! “MQO fimlt fihould .j ‘,’ N. unven o 0 o 2 i o o 0 x—«a 4 5
form, an important Ditto! every, am]. They ~i " . Norwich '1 Q 0 0 l 0 0 0 "wt. 6 .0.
representthuupcflativc glib: ypda‘siackcmil 3 i ihllufilll’fiu‘rili‘él'iw" and “W” M0"
‘ their goodness-and nourishmentbcing brought . l . H t k r M m
' . ,- ’ oyo e um: ., or an.
item (heaven to you in a package that is proof i l' MERIDEN, Sam l.~—ilolyolte Wm
against an, mansion: and «dust-tile pncc being i... from Mfrk‘lqni yesterday :ftemoou. lu‘
. H - w u loll-Xmas» value it one us u
100 man ‘0 memwn' (l \ rattling pins/sub: n more of ,6. to 2.
' it‘d. ;. .. ; Forenuin bud diolyoke- guessind up to
‘. ‘ 4 'l l’ “- , the ninth inning and Mormon bud tho
. "'1th about):
; "Gr. hone midlife
.. the. . if: , '
Woman’s life. up ;
entirely ! fro ..
should unite:- ‘
115°”? VPWBI W
. . .. . Warm ‘0 1y:
nutter! b tailingflydlulh’ienl horn!
chembe' ‘ni uri;,nn,’i is output
therapy): 1cm; a ‘ regulator known to-
handles. patched. fit. some the condition
which wunva3qmtleh alienation and
what menstruation oi its terror!“ . .
into ' irene .Croelby of ‘arliflhurilion
“in“. when out... .
‘ ‘ u . n w ‘
y ' 16min. 1 W
H I’tflis‘fi‘len’d; " W ii halibut?“
mo-hmflttm‘mwcurlm mo of tr ulur
”durum... mountain.
othurliu aria" W
woman... , , .
. omen who are troubled with pain-
in or irregular menstrnutiou. buck-
nohe. bloating (ortlutulcnno‘i. lexicon:
rhino, falling. inflammatioujOr ulcer-u-
tiou otthe uterus, overlnn troubles,
that “bearing-down” feeling, dizzi-
ness. 1' utnésq, in ignition. nervous
metmt. on or the ' lea, should take
mmediutc potionjo World of! the seri-
ous consequences. nnd be restored to
{urgent hpulth Mid strength by taking
y in E. Pinkhun's Vegetable Com
Round cud then write to Mrs. Pink-
um. f; on. him, for further free ad-
vice. - hon-undo 'huve 'beénvoured by
undoing. '
yesterday. Weddell pitching his sec-
ond some (it the series. The butting
.ii Philadelphia wail opportune.
It. ii. E.
Philu. 1001000004 8 2
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ti 0—0 4 2
Batteries: Weddell and Schreck;
Wnddeii and Clark.
Chicago Downs Washington.
.CliiCAGO. Sept. 1.-—Chicngo shut
Washington out. yesterday. i: to 0.
'i‘wenly-eight men (need Smith, no one
reuniting first. until Stuhi singled and
stole second. where he wan left when
C. Jones new to l". Jones. who made
n,beulitl!ui catch and scooped a low
hull. retiring Wuahlugton. Chicago
bunched hits in the first and the new
oath and scored a. run in ouch in»
ntuuce. The excellent pitching of
Smith coupled with the perfect held
ing or the locals were. failures.
it. ll. bl.
Chicago .1 0 0 0 0 ll 1 0 X~'2 ti 0‘
Worth. 0 (i ll 0 0 ti 0 ti tl—-0. ii 1
Batteries: Smith and McFarland:
Hughes and atomic" ”um'.
rlflll’" ' '—'—‘ ‘ il'iUi
Boston Took Final. .
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l.v«lloulon took
the fluid game of the stories [rem St.
inuiohycuterdny afternoon, 3 to 2.
R. 11. E.
lltiSlml 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 (l 0....3 7 1'
St. Louis 0 i 0 ii ti 0 0 l ti~~2 8 0
Batteries: iiineen and Glitter; Polly
uud Sugticn.
Connecticut League Standing.
. . ,
WOW-flrltofl
Boy: Pro. to Odturduyu mind.
The» Norwulk in nagiimentfhnvn do:
cloud to mulmiilnilrtlay f'buyu‘ day”,
Mi vboyu in town will .lll‘l,.amltlfill to)
the grounds at itoton I’olut to our. the
union between thoflnrwuikn and Bothy
Din. Them will .be plenty of holiltl'
mode by the 1m” and flothol motors.
The boys are to outer the non, gale
glut“ ricochet: ut, the unlit
aids at the [r on“ _ ‘
1 . by V '-. . W.
«NO. u‘ '” IF. f". ‘
all. to. 'r ’ “tortuous...
l ‘l'tlum or ii entitle-ills orLtiqliiitlpli-
tion you know; tpfiipltnsuro in.
lly::6l:ltl ’rla ill: ’ I Will“:
without... r ucl ,u can t situate.
i with “t‘ t , ..
_ Won. bout. I‘.C.i '
Holyoke. 71 34 .676‘ »
Springfield, till 41 .617
ilrldg‘epori, till 47 .56]
Hartford, 50 iii .lilli
Meridcn, 47 id; .461
New London, -iR fill Mil
New llziven, ‘ till till Mia
Norwich, 3 till .86
Standing in National League.
Won. Lost. [’11.
New York. 83 M .710
thtnlvirg, 78 43 .645
Chicago, 70 50 .588
ilhllndclphin, 02 50 .526
tlinclnnull, ill 57 .511
Bi. Innis, 40 75 .380
lloitiull. till R3 .320
Brooklyn, 37 80 .316
Standing in American Lupuc.
Won. lioru. Pi).
llhllntiolphln. 09 iii .illt "
tiliiruuo. M iii; .i‘ilil'v ‘
illevvlund, til hit .1335 .
NI‘W YUl'it, lili till .lillll
lkmtnn. iiti till .Mlil
lioil‘till. 54 till .474
Wuilhington, 47 05 .420.
i-ilhiniltiu. til 74 .359
MW” i on
t
Thu more rims daily at nvo‘ o’clock swept Saturday.
.,:.‘ , ,
m
The first ill-rival of .tlic Autumn Tailored Costumes
have arrived. Fashion, capriciouu‘dame that pile ,ls, pro-
ilouuccs as yet "0 favorite, rind there are it number of
of models. A woman has but to choose what becomcs
here, what is best suited to her. There are Long Coat
Suits, and Suits with short Coats, in fact Coats my be of
any length. . .
Block, which is the favorite of many women, will .be i,
as smart as ever. Small invisible checks in dark blnexand
gray; and certain rich shadcn of plum color are shown. The
matcrlnls are broadcloth, cheviots, and‘solt fine lwllll-i, very
smooth and beautifully finished. Many of the long Coats
which come within a few inellcs of the hem of the skirt,
are lined throughout with satin.
The Separate Winter Coats will be welcomed by sensi-
ble women, for never was a season when thcywei'c warmer
or more comfortable. Therels richness and variety. Come
and see. ; ‘ . l i :vCOlli-iilldnSuit Rooms.
A New Autumn Fabric
Moire Velour is one of the new Silks which autumn has
brought us. The colors arowondcrlully beautiful. One, a
lustrous bronze green, another between a deep wine red and
mulberry. A myrtle green has shifting red lights caused by
an interwoven red thread. and there is a 'liundsomc‘brown.
’i‘bis rich looking fabric is to be used for tailored costumes
and long coats. . _ g‘,*,‘,“fl
in black. $1.00 and. $1.25. ‘
in colors, $1.00, .
At the Silk Section.
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White Shirt Waist Patterns. ,
It is a. great satisfaction to have. plenty of white shirt
waists. and most women wear them even in wrote-r. A
quantity of short lengths in fancy weaves, patterns in 31/3
yard lengths will be sold out today. Nearly all are in
weight suitable for fall wear. Three lots. 00, 70 and 88c for
the remnant. lil‘uc figures on the tickets show reductions.
W liltt‘ Goods Section.
Sale of Dress (,l0()(lS Remnants, all lengths and quali~
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