. .
8011!be one; has m
3905:: has borne the signature or
and has been made under his pen-‘-
mal tarantula» once its infancy.
‘: . . > ‘ Allowno one todeeeive youth-this.
tutti“. limitations and “ J ust-es-good” are but
ill “th trifle with and endanger thohenlth of
, and Childrenwllxperienee against Experiment-
, rise is ulnar-mien substitute for, Castor Oil. Pare-
e, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. ,Ili
, twine neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
BMW“. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys,Worms
allay- Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea. and Wind
Guile. Iii relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
Mil, Fhmlenoyr’ Iii assimilates the Food, regulates the
flotation and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Who Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. ‘
. I
, / Beers the Signature of, ,
lilnays B
n Use‘For Over 30 Years.
“I GINA“. ”I’ll". 'I MURRAY em“. ”N V”! our.
sum: CASTORIA mm
but
to swell
HUSH.
as well.
Seavlew Ave.
Tel. 145—8.
Squeezing the Consumer
the dealers profits is not
our way of conducting the coal busi-
Wo believe in {Mr dealing and
want our customers to be our friends
That in why we take such
care to keep the best. the cleanest
and highest quality of cool to he bud
"to Daniel Keogh Goal Co.
East Norwalk, Ct
,m m-..“ ..
1 43:25 No 1.
STEWART STOVES.
As Good as Any. Better Than Most.
HE..‘. Mo. 2.
ALUMINUM OIL HEATERS.
None Better Made.
Hint No. 3.
COMFOR 8 AND BLANKETS
The Kind hat Keep You Warm.
A. J. ANGEVINE (It SON.
184 ;Wlshlngton Street.
.~-~S,OMECOLD”WEATHER uiurs.
South Norwaik. Conn.
MM... .
A
l .
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
y’ , :22 Water Street, Telephone 236-3.
W601i Sh, Tel. 203-5.
‘ . . John T Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
a
L GOAL COAL
at the Lowest Prices.
HERSHFIELD &SON
Public Market. 32 80. Main St.
Lin tube Heard by
Judge Our-tie Tomorrow.
The following is the short colander
. , in the court or common pleas tor to
itiiorrow forenoon bolero Judite Cur-
I. H? i
Charles E. Orly . vs. J. R. John-
son. [or leave to ll 3 substituted cem-
oioint; Town attributed“. ex.
, rot.
nlob Kruusoyrh l—lduekluh Allen et
.., iilniiitlfi’slniotiun to cite in' time
.. smith as a. oo—doiendant: borne
Schindler vs. Charles Atrium. disclos-
ure of defense or judgment; Mechan-
Jos & lt‘uriners Savings bunk vs. Mi"
Millie Fort ‘KILLINGJSONG BIRDS.
Heavy Penalty Imposed on Michael
' , Strands“ of Derby.
DERBY. October ’I.‘ A line “Hindi”
“I; It!) (:lmin to Sillifil Willi Iiupimcd
on: li‘IttmI Sil'iiiliill. III III“ llorhy po
licocourt ioniuy I'm' the killlitu oi
M [Olin Iiirtlu t-lll‘iuliiii wuii iiri'vkiiui
MSaturdiiy with cluhl rnhlim, n him
”talk! it until i'ilIi‘Ill‘I‘ Ill IIIN printout
flail. ‘bul ti roiiipuniou who hurl iw
" escaped In court luatlny .IlilIf'.“
who ii. Clark Imprint-d u lino oi till
It!“ 0 illiilllllllig rim] Iiil iitlditlniutl lino
it: lit) for ouch moi. IliflIiIllg the mini
’ no 3110, while tho i‘lmIH niuoiuilmi In
.in iiMI't‘iiHIiili iii bin nli' unlit.
iiutilt.
lilo urcni
'i‘hlu lil'i‘H‘liIl‘iI
IIIIK t'tliiliilliiiiiz IIiiI
«linen. itioppiiw. III“ Ililiitl.
uroiuul und loom-ll lhn-iu rupee.
httuocii.
‘Tliin in the [but row of tho kind
, little room hcl‘nro IIli‘ Iiil'lil com-i,
WEI) (tlfm‘llt hut‘o been IlliiiIl' im‘ it
{time to apprehend nurilek coir
it! lit the killing of IlIi‘lIH.
Into 'rHoueANoe or so‘i'.
rim'cnuion lulu-r in the our.
lug tioveruor'u duy.
“34......- ...W mu...
CARD.
ct “Al'lflilib cusvouen.
. E. ii. Fluhnnks. proprietor oi the
r Drug Store. Johnston (lily. iii..
,"'I.linve'boon continuously on:
. in the retail drug business since
1083. unit have mild during that
trends of bottles of Chamber-
ie. Cholera and inurrhoeu
i can truthfully any that i
at been risked to refund n
-. ’I money who was dissatisfied
Ii remedy. i take plennore in
Mink It in all of my ouoto
he Ire in timid of such it merit
, , drungtsto are nuthoriied
‘d t no money to any customer
not Iiittiotied alter oiling this
,. ‘ it is {or utility audition
'. Com rat. on, or ili‘~
Mm Pharmacy. at
your cough or cold. it stems
onriouo results from o mid.
and conuumptlon.
intuit.
package.
at Plutoted'ii Drug store.
WM
GAME ll DOAROE.
sewer. and
condition.
AERONAU‘I' HAS AN ACCIDENT.
liltili‘llt'i'tiN. Menu. ()(‘llinruL NA
lioy Knuhcnrthuo, tho nornuuul, plot
with on ticciiloiii iodiiy on the ”rock-
ion rnlr uroundu while trying in mule
I" I"
drip IIiiiI i'Iiit'li ntmut thirty yui'niu when
the innior iuiuoml n number oi ru-volu
KIi'l‘I‘Iim rituI
lint.
:lrurk ii 00;: polo on our of the bull
KiliiIli'ii
oiiiio Kiliillli'il to IlIh‘ nouiolnulo on libr
It‘
won nblo In ricucoitd wiiiiuiii Injury to
’l'iic uniting, i'iil‘l'I‘Iilit or the
olilp. however. we» turn. licpulrn Wl‘l'i‘
«thickly urn-Io iiiilI the youth: mun :ti
on... Ili'uiill propurutioiio lur unothrr
(luvcriior Wililurn i}, llmmlns. mull
and council ntioiuled the fair. thin in»
A
Thin lit to certify lhui all rirugglnlu
lire nuthorhictl to refund your money
if li‘oloy‘ii Honey nod Tor luilii to on?
o
crumb. hnnhi the innin- rum prevents
Cures In
gringo cough and prevents pneumonia
Contains no op.
The genuine is in u yellow
defuse substitutes. so.
Gunners can save time by keeping
.awny {min the woods. for game of or.
cry tiitni‘l'ltlilim is source. There are
a low grounder, hut quell rum WWA
cock are out of it up to this time. Willi
ohm weather the moon may bring the Hotel
woodeook sinus during the coming
week. The woods are so green on in
unmammmmua ,
Ill
o
it. (30.. delendaiit'c motion
‘ilIllii'I McKeoii ot ale... toreolouure;
‘Juue Templeton vs George human. 8r.
motion for special bull; ,Mnry Grillin. .
of til, vo. Timothy Flynn et ux.. mo,
tion for further bonds ,Ior prosecu-
tion; 'l‘eri 'i‘ukuh vo. John Tnknh. ino-
iion for allowance oi amendment to
enmplnlnl; Howard ll, Rayon. vs. Vcr.
nut V. 'i‘uylor otwul” disclosure (it (in.
loose or foreclosure: Thomas Darn-I
you its. Mary (lubbet. disclosure or
defense or foreclosure; John Ootzel vt-i.
Charles ll. liiiwley ot nl.. judgment
for, whirl of humor; ‘reorge nicllcr-
niolt vn. it‘runk V. ernrd. motion for
bonds for prosecution; D. Preston At-
wood vu. Mugnus Bonitston, Annie.
Mob. lluclilnghtun. Thomas I“, Casey.
'I‘hqmus lt‘. Foley. Eileen iii. Lockwood.
William Mcliritth. (ihnrice ()schner,
'i‘imolby O'Rourke. Curl Rainer. Mi-
cluicl Shaniihan, judgment. for want of
itnswer in ouch «use; George McCor-
thy etc... vs. The N. Y., N. ii. it ii. it.
to ex-
pungo.
WERE WORKING A MILEAGE
m
New Scheme to Beat Steam Railroad
Made Its Appearance Today.
NEW HAVEN. October 5.——«Au out
tirely new scheme of attempting to
work it mlloulze book containing cou-
pons enough for two fares from New
Haven to" Boston was attempted ut. the
locnl station of the New York. New
Haven it Hartford railroad today, but
it did not work.
Four brickltiyors who have been in
the employ of (‘Oilllill‘ & Company in
this city started for Boston this morn-
ing, Two of the men Iillil their bin:-
:uge checked to Boston on the book.
and before the bngmigcmun til the
mud could hnnd the book back to
the than who giive It. to him, one. of
the other two men snatched the book
.‘roni the bugmmctuuu turd dlsuppcur-
Ad with It. There was constei'uutinn
in the hormone room for n time.
The apparent plan of tho party was
0 bore the. l'llIIl‘nlltI company held i‘c-
spurisihlc for the trnnupurtullon of the
no men whose Iinugnue had been
'iiuekcti. thus lctiviuc. the book In the
hands of the remaining two. who
would use It. Ill go It) Boston on a litter
ruin.
The Scheme. however. (lid not work
very. well, llununuc Muster 'I‘houius
lii‘iidlcy. who hurt hud it” sorts of con-
ltleuce propuultloim put up in Iiiin
since be true In charge more. did not
hire kindly to the proposition and did
tot irivc. the promoters of the scheme
my l‘llt‘tllll‘llgviilt'lll us to getting to
Iltlhllill ht the expense of the company.
The rcsuli was (but Home one of the
mullet liiuilly \vent, to the inte bnurti-
ink house or the bunch on Little ()l‘v
tiilze utrcct and recovered it)“ lulle-
igv: Iltillk. ’I‘lit' l\\‘() would-lie li‘:l\:t'li‘l‘t*
who had secured the checking oi“ their
biiguuizc Went to lluuiun ou the book
at 13:05 this noon. Whut became of
the rest of the party Is not known.
TWELVE THOUSAND AT FAIR.
M.—
of the Reece—Pickpocket
Caught Red Handed.
[lANIiilii\', Oct. 5. ~'l‘\vclre lhnui-t
and persons visited the luir grounds
ycstut'lltiy. upoclul iriilim bringing put"
too from any parts oi the state. You.
lci'dtiy's horse i‘nclug resulted its fol-
lows:
2:20 chins. pricing. purse Siiiliiw l“Ii'ilI,
Mildred b in. ll. A. iiiilkeley, South
nori: around. lllck lmicboi‘. b g; lIlII'lI,
.Ii‘l'Hi'y\\'ilillI, I) lz. limit Iliiitt, lizlfi’A.
2:00 cirrus, trolling. pui'uo $300
Viral. Axworthy. \‘l’ynl‘roincrc iiirtii.
mom l-‘ui'iut-i: mound, Rotunda. a it;
Results
third. liiu Direct. s g. best time.
533IIA~
Miliil M. A. (irony, of Bridgeport,
ycnlorduy claimed the gold wuieh
which won taken from Iiil ullrgcd pick.
pocket 'l‘iicruley. The three liuppnuuti
pickpockclu ni‘rcktod by the rullroiul
lclocilrru will he tried in the city
court today.
Another iii-rest won nmdc ,ieuioniuy,
the prblonor nlviiii: Itlu home no (incur
lcnkine. of New York. .leuklnu ut~
telliplud to NINlI a watch iroiu tiliueon
Kooier. n elllxen of thin plum“. “ml in:
be well boom to lift II from Mr. Keel-
ur'u pocket the bitter mulrht his liiiiui
niid n rough rind tumble Mitt ensued.
but Mr. Kocler hold on until the no
live iii'i'IvctI. .Ivlllilnii {lived the city
court judge Ibbi ninrnink on the Minute
of utionipiod then from person.
WARD! OFF PNEUMONIA.
All untuhu, robin liilII pulnmuury
"lililllIllIilIli iiiul iiro curable urn quirk»
I,v count by line Minute Goimh Curr.
r‘Ionrs the phloem. drown out iniliuir
nmileii rind ironic moi viiKiIIlWi tho of
tooled ports. strcuulhnnu the
wordu oil pneuinoiilo. litirniionu moi
illoiimiut in fuku.
lord l‘hurmucy.
:m...l«»‘ we. 1.
5......th
Works. in Delaware.
WILMING'i‘th. ”flat. Drt.
explouhin ill. the lititmnt
for o diatnnee oi lwulvo mitt-ii.
Iliid not yet reported for duty.
of the walls demolished.
by the shuttering of, window glue.
roll ALL tones or mud.
olive.
lupus.
fluid by The (lili
0.
smitten sv rework eXrLosiou. .
Heel Ilewu Oil of Building at Duooni
limwu—
iilIlliiIlln and surrounding towns were
lct‘riilrally ithnknn curly today by on
Powder
Worku, just outside the city limitn.
'i‘lic torcc of the cranium-ion was felt
No one Wnii injured, mi the Workman
e
roof oi Mill No. ill. where the exploit
ion occurred. was blown oil end one
Houses in
the vicinity oi the mill were demented
To draw the lire out of a. horn. horn
it out. withmrtdeevlng it sour. or to cure
boils, man, loner. meme end all skin
and nettle 41mm. use Derlt’s Wiloii
‘ A ~ lie for blind.
rotting plies.
Why Oil , Who, y MQI‘
Your, Nome and ,A on You can
Have I‘Frle Peek ol’o‘fiem-
emThot Will Guru You.
We ‘ eive hundreds?“ letters like
the t bowing: “l have beenteolitut
so a Ionuld-hsrdiy believe it. after 1
suffering with piles. in: a soar to lint!
that 1 sm once mm: 1 ling like. ml“
self. i wish you, CURVE soon me
hetero l Iteration}: @yromid Pile
Cure and look tit s new. one you
would say I am not the some men. I
hiivo gained 20 pounds. end all on ac-
count. of Pyramid Pile Cure." Welter
Shurkley. 56 Pork street. Springfield.
Muss.
"l hourht s. titty cent box or Pym
mid Pile Cure and used as directed
with the moat unexpected results. a
complete cure. I have been troubled
with piloa‘tor thirty years and was in
touch distress and [rushed much blood.
but at present our free from any kind
of piles.” F. McKay, Wonverville.
i
"Pyrnmid Pile Cure hits been Worth
lliounauds oi! dollars to me; it cured
the utter using numbers of other reme-
dlcu and taking medicines front doc-
tors. it also cured tny non. although
he could hardly wnlk, enI or sleep; be
Is now all right." ii. Siringiellow.
Postmaster, it‘lko, S. (’3.
My the use of i'yrunild l'ile Cure you
will avoid an unnecessary. trying and
expensive examination by a physician
and will rid yourself of your trouble
iii the privacy of your own honie‘ut.
trifling expense.
After using the free trial package
which we 'glndly mail you, in it per-
fectly plain wrapper, you can secure
regular full-size packages from drug-
glsls at 50 cents each. or we will mail
direct in plain package upon receipt of
price. Pyramid Drun.t (70., 3631 Pyra-
mid Building, Marshall, Mich.
A KANSAS HOUSEHOLD.
___.._..
What Some Table Supplies Coot Out
There.
Housekocpers will be interested in a
few (mutations culled from n Kansas
paper of lust \vcck:- '
Potatoes ........ 400. to 50c. bushel
Sweets ........... Mo. to 75c. bushel
Apples ........... 35C. to 400. bushel
Onions ................. 75c. bushel
Cribbage .................. 2c. pound
Squash :iiid pumpkins
5c. in tic. pound
i’cnrs ................... $1 bushel
’l‘urkcys ............... lfllfic. pound
Ilruilcru .................. tic. pound
liens ..................... Sc. pound
illd [toasters .............. lbc. eat-Ii
Ilut‘ku .................... lie. pound
liccsc (lull fetillicredl 5c. pound
[tugs .................. Ii‘éc. dozen
Country butter .......... lilo. pound
lici'eulmuiu old roosters are likely to
tip the scales at eight to (Wolvc pounds
according to breed, and if their so
joui'ii has not been too long they nre
right cheap entlni: at 15 cents each.
lir'ollcrs iicre bring nbout tiny price
the holder charges. vuryiiigy from 22 to
38 cents. Strictly fresh eggs find randy
market at 35 cents just. new. when
iiituiy ducks are moultluu.
For the Stable.
Prices of stable requisites will hr
read with iuicreet by those who burn
to buy:
Iiuled Iiny ....... $4.50 to $5.50 Inn
New liny ......... $4.50 to $5.00 tun
New outs ........ 23c. to 25¢. bushel
In General.
Then you can buy lat steers at $1}
to ti per hundred weight. with lcziiu-r
illli‘ii at $2.25 to $0; lat, cow's at $2 In
$2.25; int bugs iii Si in $4.70; fut.
sheep. in. per pound. ~
However. Kansas in u long way all
rind it. costs it good bit of money in
freight u loud to New ldtiglutui. so
there Is litllc dunner ill lncnl i‘i-tnil
iriirlc helm: dlvcriod iti thut direction.
“N...“
DOCTORO SAID HE WOULD NOT
A
l‘clcr Pry. \l'oodrufl, l'u.. writes:
”Alter doclortiiit for like yours with
the host phyulcinnk Iii \i'tiyncshuriz.
rind still getting worse. the doctors nil-
viscd run if i bud niiy business to at
lend to i had better uticnd to it. at
truce, nil I could not possibly livc nu-
olhcr month on there wns no cure for
me. Riley'u Kidney (‘uru was roc-
onunendmi to me by It friend. and l
Iiiiiumllnloly will my hon Ii) the store
for it, iiuti lilii‘i‘ inking three bottles
l begun to not tit-tier and continued to
improve until i won entirely well."
Suld ut l’liilittcd‘s iii-iii: Store. '3
m m... w g...‘
YEBTERDAY'S BASEBALL
, National League.
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llinlrwrh-uv Monk and Sit-brook. How.
clI iiillI Spent-or.
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ii. ii. iii.
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liiillnritio l'uitcreou and tiulllvnn;
iiuiilicu iilllI lleydou.
At lltuvioiiw
it. it. ill.
Zillddl'flfi’wllfll
ii 2
unit
llonlon ..
Clcvoiniui Ii It It i 0 0 (l (I Ila-I
linitorioowllinocu and Grill"
Ariiitmmtcr: Wont soil iiuoiow.
“inas‘ 3W u M
Navy Department. yet-writer.
tile tune tor which they enlisted. Down
the her.
era oil boom to tetra moieties
Button immediately «no to one
interesting Report by William! J. Brio
the estate of the late Philo S. Bennett,
of New Haven. tiled in the probate
ca'urt in that city, yesterday the State-
COllIiI I’Y.
‘lhc Bennett will.
WIRELEOS TEnggAPH IIRVICIAt
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5."“WIl‘eI¢illl
leimnhy printed norvloeeblo to quite
‘ ‘1
cruiser Bottom hsd tell. More intend
for Panama. to he goes eight months.
On boom were twelve nineteenth: who
had three months to serve to ootnlliote
the river name the oruiler and into
one we: just heading tor
the Golden little when iilowiroleso toi-
exrsphy sounder on board boson s
mousse to the captain. ordain; hint
to ltunofor the short term men to s
new tug shout Who dispute-lied item
More intend with e done I'M tfial;
her and dirt
on ”new lines.“
we»
en’s Executor.
Attorney Oliver 3. White. counsel
for William J. Brynn. as executor or
month of Mr. 'ilrynn and Mrs. Bryan.
his wife. oi the expenditures of the
trust funds beetrootiicd ihom‘by Mr.
Bennett, for the purpose of distribu-
tion among various colleges of the
Mr Bennett eetuliiiiihed three such
trust funds. «inch for $10,000 . in two
inutttneori he made Mr, Bryan trustee
und in the other instance Mrs. Mary
Baird Brynn wuu made trustee.
Owing to taxes imposed by the
Staten oi New York and Connecticut
lliene bequests wore reduced. but. in
order to make them the full amount
devised by Mr. Bennett, Mr. Bryuniiitu
taken from his too as executor. which
won 32,500. a suflicicnt sum to make
up the lull $10,000 in each case. The
not sum of each bequest lifter adult 5:
interest on the legacy and then lukiIIg
out the tattoo. Willi $9,520.05. To make
up the 310.000 in each bequest. Mr.
Brynn hits uivcii $473.05 front his ice
or ii. loud of $1,419.15.
The bequest to Mrs. Brynn in trust
was curtailed iu the loin clause of
it. won devised that
the ninnoy should be distributed
among sih'oi'al colleges to be selected
by Mrs. Bryan, the income to go to-
ward the old of poor and douervlng
girth trying to get. on education.
Mrs. Brynn hits distributed the inun-
by its follows:
Georgia Normal and Industrial col-
lege, 3000.
Eureka college. Eureka. “L. 3500.
Hastings college. Hastings. Nob.
$500.
Wesleyan university, Buchanan, W.
“L, $500.
Henry Kendall
Vi.. $500, -
Willlninsburg
burg. KL. 8500.
Wesleyan university.
Place. NHL. $500.
Baylor university.
$500. w.
Iowa college. Griunell. 13.. $500.
'l‘ulutic. university. Inuislnnn. $500.
Normal college. Greensboro. N. 0..
8500.
iiirzim criticize. lllruni, 0., $500.
Kingfisher college. Kingfisher, O, '1‘.
$500.
Academy of the Visiiution. Dulniqe
iti.. $500.
Williams industrial college. Little
Rock, Ark. 3500.
Ewing college, Ewing, Ill.. 8500.
Bethany college, liliulgsbcrg. Knit.
8500.
University of Arizona. 8500.
University of New Mexico. 3500.
Mississippi Industriul institute and
college. $500.
Under the eighteenth clause of the
will. Mr. licuneti bequeathed Mr. Bry-
im in trust. 310.000 to be distributed
among itcverul colleges, the income to
old poor and deserving boys, seeking
an cducution. Mr. Brown has dlstt'llr
tried the money as follows:
illlntils College. $1.000.
Purk (‘uIIi-gc, I’ni'kville. Mo. $760.
College of William and Mury. Vir-
giiiin. $750.
Dunne College.
$500.
Hendrix College. Conway. Arkansas.
$500.
Tuskegee institute. Tuskegee. Aid.
3500.
Kenyon College. (inmbier, 0., $500.
Muskingum College, New Concord.
0.. $500.
St. ()lnf College, Northfleid. Minn..
3500.
Hillside
3000.
University of the South. Scwuuee.
’l‘eun., Shut).
Trinity College. Waxobuchio. 'l‘ex..
$500,
litpou College. itipon. Win, $500.
Nnmretli College. Muskogee, 1,. 3500.
Hope College, “(IIINIIII_‘Mil'Il.. 3500.
Butler College. Indianapolis. 3500.
Florida Seminary, Suthorlund. l-‘lu.,
$500.
In the seventeenth clause of the
Bennett will there wuu derived $10,000.
which won to be distributed among
various institutions of Icnrnlnz to be
chosen by Mr. lii‘yuu. the income from
the uuiu given in each (tune to be giv-
cn ouch your to the nebular who should
furnish the best crispy on the princi-
plus 0! free government.
It, will be tumor-you that Mr. lirynn
has distributed this sum among many
well known colleges and Home known
less. Yulo goth her share oi’ 8400.
which may indicnte that Bryan holds
no hunt feelings outrun the university
by reason of the treatment he received
iii the hands or students on the Green
in the ciinipuigu of l8llli. This bequest
provides for 25 colleges and Mr. iii-yon
Illiii ulvuu 8400 to each as follow»:
college. Muskogee
institute. Williams-
Unlvoi‘slt y
Wacvo, 'l‘cxus.
Crete, Nebraska.
(‘miiege liillsldo. Mit‘b..
Deluwnre college, Newark. Deb.
title.
iiowriuln oolluxo. Brunswick. Me.
400.
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Dartmouth College. 3400.
University of ’i‘onuossoo. "00.
St. .luhii‘n (toilette. “00.
University of itlulio. Iillll.
Untverulty oi Montunii. $400.
lliiivernity of (Hull. “00.
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Novella their University 400.
University of Colorsdo. 400
South comiine College. 0400.
Cornell University. 0400.
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Brown University. 400.
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October Silks. ‘
Everything is very-interesting now at the Silk Section,
which is overflowing, with a wealth of magnificent fabrics,
the productions of the best silk inauufacturies of Europe.
China and America. With the enormous variety of novei~
ties and staple silks it would seem almost impossible to
_ want for any silken fabric which cannot be supplied.
Plaids. .'
There is no denying the fact that Plants. and large ones,
too, are it) IlL‘ in the lend. Color runs riot and the designs
are of the strikingr French order. Greenisli blues and pea-
cock shades. warm rods with plenty of black and bars of
gold are what attract the eye. Willi these are the white
and black plaids in large block, which are. to he used for
waists and coat linings. .. .
Dresden Taffeta. ~
()n while and light tinted grounds, a powdering of very
tiny pusy designs. roscltuds and leaflets. Also in larger
patterns, French style with lilacs and pinks.
Brocade.
All in white, damask weaves, and also with Dresden
colorings on light grounds. lt‘or evening gawns and linings,
Printed Warp Crepe de Chine. . . r;
A most beautiful silk, soft and crcpey, in exquisite mi—
orittgs. white and delicately tinted grounds with flowered
patterns. For evening gowns and the long scarfs used
about the neck and shoulders.
Fancy Moire Velour.
in till shades, plaids and figures, chameleon Eulot‘iugs.
and black and white checks. Very rich and cleght.
Plain Silks.
An unusual variety in 'l‘ni‘icln, I’cau do Cygnc, Diana
and I'cssaliue, for entire gowns, smart tailored waists and
linings.
Two Specials in Black Silk. i
l‘ctttt tie Cyguc. 36 inches wide, value $l.25, for $i.00.
A guaranteed silk. {or Empire coats.
i‘cnu dc L‘ygiic. 22 inches. wide, extra heavy and his—
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HEEL. THESE GOODS ARE MADE TO SELL AT 19¢ PER PAIR.
TO GET THEM MORE THOROUGHLY INTRODUCED;
BALANCE OF THIS WEEK WE WIL SELL THEM FOR
lficts. or Two Pairs for 25cts.
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