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WEA I'HER REPORT.
For Norwalk atld‘ ‘Viclnity: Fair and
slightly wsrrner tonight. Sunday fair
and warr‘ner'. The area of high pres-
sure that was in the 1.1311111 region yes
terday morning has moved eastward
and ill now central over the eastern
portion 01 New York and the western
portion of New England. it produced
light to killing frosts throughout New
York state, New England and" the
northern portion of Pennsylvania. it
is followed by an area 'of low pressure
witb’risiug temperatures (habits new
central in the upper Misslslppi Valley.
Pleasant weather continues‘in all sec-
tions east of thetlto‘city Mountains.
’Mrs. lvl."'.’i."ila'wr'enc’ef. at Orchard
Street. is visiting in Brooklyn.
~Dunlap derbie's. 0‘ Brian's
A. J. Collins attended the Danbury
Fair yesterday
~Bpecioi Sale chocolates and bon-
bons. 29c OWen'.s
Victor W. Ferris visited the Dan
bury Fair yesterday afternoon.
--'l‘he'largest variety Fresh Candy.
10 and 2011 to. M. S. Smith 81: Co.
Mrs. J. B. Morris, of Orange, N. J..
is visiting at the home of her parents
in Norwalk.
*Rceah or Corned Hooks, 10c lb.
Hayes‘ Market.
A regular meeting of the Cigarma-
kcra' union will be held Monday ev-
cning.
-—-If you want pure vinegar, get it
at Welseit’s on the Bridge.
Marshall 11. Tubes baa installed 11
telephone‘in his house. The number
is 243-3. .
——Special bargains in whiskey bar-
rels‘ at the Hotel Victoria.
Mrs.’ A. J. Dickinson and daughter
Florence attended the Danbury Fair,
Thursday. ,
”Mourning bands. O’Brien's.
The leaves on the maples and elms
are acquiring a brilliant color and are
failing fast.
——Speclai Sole chocolates and ben-
bons, 29c Owenfls
A. H. Dingee is confined to his home
in Chestnut street, Norwalk, with an
attack otcllills and fever.
~311Mb attraction in Kitchen
Dept. for Sat. and Men. M. S. Smith
& Co.
The barge Fred McOwcn arrived
yesterday with a cargo of coal fol
Raymond Brothers,
--Home made or link Sausage, 101-
lb. Hayes Market.
A rehearsal of the Sunday School
chorus was held last evening at the
South Norwalk Baptist Church.
-—~For a glass of good cider, go to
Weiseit's on the Bridge.
Dr. Edward Everett Smith, of Ken-
sett Wilton. has returned home from
the Willie Mountains. together with
his patients.
——Crofut it Knapp hills. O Brien' s.
The flower committee of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church is decorat-
ing the church today for the harvest
. festival toybe held tomorrow. '
—Utopiun Chocolates “Tile Taste
’l‘ells" at Owen's. ,
The winter train schedule of the
New York, New ilaven and Hartford
railroad will go into effect Sunday.
The local changes aml there are sev-
eral, appear ill the time tllble'ln to
day's issue.
——l.urgc asst. and special values in
Corset and (lime Dept. lit 8. Smith
& Co.
HE KEPT UP IN THE RACE.
James 8. Emma, President Mun-
ctster Cotton Mills, Rock Hill. 8. (3.,
witos:
“in 1883 l painted my residence with
L. In M. it looks better. than a great
many houses painted three years ago.”
liont pay ll. 50 a gallon for linseed
oil. Which you do’ in ready ”for use paint.
Buy oil trash from the barrel at 60
(rents per gallon, and mix it with
Lengman 4t Martinez 11.3; M. Paint
it makes paint cost about $1.20 per
gallon. ,,
Wears and covers like gold.
Every Church givon 11 liberal qualiti-
ty when bought from C it new, South
Norwitl‘ll: Huhbcil a Staples Hardware
company, Nolwaik; W 8 (layer a
Bull. Westport;
.southport.
DO NOT
“other -. home“-
Ii
ruling ,to and from Booth
430M140 Pork. 1011 lb. Hayes'
Galvin '1". Purdy. who lately return
all to south Norwa’lk from the South. '
started yesterday for Porto Rico. sail
lag. Wm New York on the vessel of
the Porto Rico Steamship Company.
—’The canto “hail O’Brien. ,
‘ The issue of $280. 000 city bollds will
probably be "lady on Tuesday. #150.
poo of the bonds have arrived and
been sign/ad‘s“ the balance or the
amount Incarcerated at any time —'
———Utoplan Chocolates "The Taste
'l‘ells” at Owfli' if. 1
Mr. and Mrs Stephen H. Holmes, in
149 Main 'stréet. have returned from
1111 extensive foreign trip, on Which,
they visited many places of interest
In Europe, Egypt and the Holy 11111111
-—.'I‘hu 1111101111111: 1111111111 Blankets,
for .4911 pix; white or gray. M.
Smltbi‘c
William oOReiily, of Brooklyn. at
tended the Danbury Fair yesterday,
having made the trip from New York I
by auto.
' ~Bost cuts of Pork Loin, 121,411: lb.
Hayes' Market.
’ State Building and Loan Commis-
sioner Webster of Hartford examin-
lad the books of the Norwalk Build-
ing, than and Investment Association.
yesterday, and found them in a very
satisfactory condition.
-——*Crofut It KnulID hate. 0 Erica.
'l‘he Norwalk Bird Cluh will meet
onday evening Octob 9th. with
he secretary, 43 West. avenue A. full
attendance of the members is desir-
ed in ordel to complete arrangements
..for the Audubon lecture to be given
Monday evening. October lt‘l.b y Frank R
M. Chapman. ..
——-All sizes Silk Floss Pillows. 25c
up.wllrd M’. S. Smith & Co.
The case of Paul Popp. who was or-
rested on the complaint of Little Le
vey who charged him with assault
and breach of the peace was nailed
upon payment. of fun costs thisi‘nloru-
‘ing in the town courtr‘fl‘he complaint
was withdrawn by the Lev‘ey woman.
~ —'Fresh Hume 1254c 11141111411111;
1111111 12m lb. tiniest Marital. '
Mrs 0.1. Allen has returned to
her home in Westpori after avisit at
the. home of her brother.» Dr, Putlley.
in Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Allen. who
have lived in South Norwalk for" many
years, have-pleunedto spend the fall
ilild winter in Westport. Mrs. Allen’s
mother not being in good health.
~A knowledge of drafting is a great
help and benefit. to mechanics. “and es
pccinily to the young men who are
learning a trade. it means a greater
working ’capacity and greater oppor
lunilles‘ for promotion. A class will
organise at Merrill Night School lll
charge of a competent instructor Ell
roll now
Richard Casey, Jr., wishes The Son-
tillel to contradict the story of the
reported confiagration of We barrels
of excelslor in his Wagon this week.
He states that he gave. John Magnor
and Neil Buckley 1 ride. and they
attempted to set fire to the excelsior
bllt he caught them in the act, and
no damage resulted.
' ~Sofl'ttnd stiff hats, O'Brien's.
Marlin Bates. Jr.. & Company has
purchased 11 four-foot high heavy iron
fence to extend from the railroad
bridge 111 Spring street to Hamilton
avenue, from S. W. Hoyt It Com-
pany. and it is now being erected.
'i‘hc Stewart iron Works Company. oi
Cincinnati, Ohio, makers of the fence,
is the largest concern of its kind in
the world.
”The best Ribbed Vests and Pants
for ladies and children, 25c 'eacll. ill.
‘. Smith &. Co.
A petition has been filed III the
United States district court by Robert
H. Miller of New Haven and Henry
A. Splliord and Loren M. Lord of He-
born. that the New England Diary cor-
poration of New Haven be adiugodi
bankrupt. Mr. Miller has a claim for
3440, Mr. Spilfard for $57.42 and Mr.
Lord for $224. The company went
into a receiver's hands, September ill
William A. Wright. Judge Richard H
'I‘yllcr and F.
for the petitioners.
CHIN E8! JELLY CAKE.
Cook Meant Nothing 'Wrony b'y
initial-Placed Upon it.
A professional man who is wall
known in upper West Sideclrcies, says
the New York Sun. has a Chinese cook
and he recently instructed John to
make a large, handsome cake for a
birthday occasion. When the cake ap-
peared on the table it was a triumph
of art, frosted and decorated with
great skill, but. to. the surprise of ev
ery one present it bore the initials “J
0.. " which were not those Aofany mem-
heriif the fluidly. Relhéihhti)’. but
certainly, the host was forced to the
conclusion that Johns religious enthu-
siasm had become perverted. The
more conservative of the guests were
shocked, and after the feast was over
the host; 11: t, to explain to John why
those lnl must not be used for
such purposes in future. As the ex-
planiitioh proceeded. John became
much excited. ( 1. mm
a»
"'th h llee data no!” hé extininled.
RC!”
E verything As Advertised ,..-
IPRING LAMI. “
160 lb.
Logo,
Pens. loo ill.
. ROAIT.
Prime Rib, 14-100 Iii.
Chuck, . 104:0 lll.
' POT RDA".
Loan, no bone. 10.140 lb.
Plate, do lb.
Public
32 South Mam Street cor. Havilllnd South Noawaiit.
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Portorhouu. soc. Ill.
1"": *1 11:11
on .
lhoufller. loll Ill.
Chopped Most, is. to.
CHOIOI YOUNG FOWL. Ila
Native veal, but, tongues, eolvu
ilvor, apart-y slut Dame's IIIIIIIO.
ar
3. {11111111119 for the term.
cord elltrv of withdrawal
l1. Perry are attorneys .‘
1 “It"? ‘ m"
- hey. never falthpc’eltll til-
. relations to female: With elicit boar.
Depression.1 sick headache; back»
unite. in innuendo nervousness
disappear after usin .1
CIVI L. SUPERIOR COURT.
Motions on Shdrtv Calendar Heard by
_ Judge Wheeler.
iii'i‘hc civil superior court. Judxe Goo
.Wheelsr. on the, bench, came to
it was short
aiendar day I and the following 1110-
lions were disposed of: 1
’ Charles Gilbert. Vs 1WIllialn 1211111.
the executor. motion for default for
allure to comply with order of court;
motion for default for failure to file
answer. Answer must be filed in 10
lays or default on second motion. First
lilotioil stands.
1 Bernitll Sachs vs Justin A. Wilson.
motion fér special ball and motion
for Judgment for want of answer. Au
swer in two weeks or default.
. Amy W. Cnines‘ appeal from pro
bate judgment for failure to comply
tv'lyth order of court ordered to com.
p
. John Wolfe. trustee, » vs Amandus
Bach ct 11111.. for' permission to file re-
ply to animal- or Susan V Bach. must-
reply in two weeks or suffer default.
. Richard Nelthercut v‘s Charles J.
etchanl at 1118. motion to reopen
judgment and to cite in Mary A inch
bill as a co- defendant. motion granted
Amendment filed and allowed.
Albert S. Comstock. et nl trustee vs
Strong Comatock, “..exoculor et. als.,
held on reserwltion for the supreme
,court of errors. »
f Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. vs Lewis
W. Davis, motion to erase from the re
The case
was tried and decision was leserved.
The Company wanted to drop con
damnation proceeding after a com
mittee who had the case disagreed as
to the amount the company should pay
for properly. their figures ranging
from $3, 000 to 816, 000. The water com-
pany not expecting to have to pay over
$4. 000 at the most tried to back water
when the committee report was made
and the hearing yesterday was on the
point of whether the company could ,
be allowed to do this after curring the :
case so far.
The J. h‘. Quinn Piano Corporation..
in matter of receiver, application for
allowance to pay bills. Older for same
was passed
Henry D. Beach, trustee vs. Flankv
W. Beers, reply ordered ill two weeks 1
or default will be entered.
- Marsh Merwin & 1413111011 Vs Fred-
erick F. (trace, for answer or judge-
merit. Answer lllust Iltl'li‘intlfl Ill IWO
weeks or dcfa‘ult.
,Zalmoll Gomleeii vs David F. Read
at 11111. for answer or judgment, plead
illg ordered made in two weeks 1111-
der penalty of retalllt
Several other cases stand wow and
three go off.
CASTORIA
. For Infants and Children. ~
flu Kill! You liau Always Bough
dim
-Mh—m
GARAGE COMPANY ORGANIZES.
A certificate or organization was iii;
ed with the slate sccrcim y Wedms-
day by the Miner (larage Company of
this city. The authorized capital is
810 000 and the company will begin
business with 813,500 In cash and 34,1100
ill properly. The oillcers are: S. A.
Miner, president, forty nine shares; iii.
Y. Jlldd. secielary. fifty shares; 111.6
Graham, one share.
Articles of association were filed
llll lb estate secretary, by the West
uffleld ii‘ur‘niors Progressive associa
tion. a club organised for the purpose
f promoting farming, and for the
mental inlplovcmenl of its members.
final certificateof dissolution was
filed, by the Hartford Appraisal cor-
poration of Bridgeport. Claims
creditor: to the amount. of 8775. 04
have been met. and the existence of
the corporation terminated
FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING
are these lines from J. H. Simmons, of
Casey. la. 'i‘hink what might have re-
Bears the
Signature of
suited from his terrible cough it he .
had not taken the medicine about
which he writes. "i had a fearful
can that disturbed any night’s rest.
1. ed everything. but nothing would -
relieve it. until i took Dr. King's New.
Discovery, for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds, which completely cured;
me." instantly relieves and pol-nun
neatly cures all throat and lung dls‘
uses;
RIF Eli. Baxter‘ 11. South Norwaik, and
D. P. Weeds, N01 walk druggistu;
guaranteed; 60c and 81.00. A trial
bottle tree.
OOHWARTZ FOUND GUILTY. '
DRIDCEI‘ORT. October 7.-Henry
Comm. of this city. was found gull.
ty on three counts of burglary, by
lolly in the Superior Court. crlmlna .Menls Gumbel-.104 ..1 via. and Child.
side. in sanctum here yesterday and
sentenced to seven yearqu inoculate «
prison
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ITBAMIR JOHN IYLVIOTBR.
‘ on 111111 liner Monday. 01111111111 8.
will leave Steamboat Dock South Nor-
wailt. 1117 30 11.111.
Returning will leave .i’ler 28.11:. R.
(11de Pool; Blip) at 8 p in. Foot 111111.
31111, 81.8215 1). 111.. arriving at South
Norwulil in lime to connect with trains
for nanbury. Bridgeport and intermed-
iary points.
PAR! (rowd trip). 50:
on
(I until used I
IINGLI PARC
NORWALK CTIAMIOAT 09.,
Allan J smith. team.
0. 0. small. dell. Act.
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prevents grip and pneumonia. .
I , for October cov-
ring . .111 thirtyllwo years.
ave been compiled from the weather
uroau‘ records at cw 111111111 '1ney
I‘ll 11111111111 to show the conditi'nns that
Prevail“ during the mouth in Qllei’l
ion for the above period of years, but
IIIII hot be construed as a forecast of
he vga‘ather conditions for the coming
out .
ligature. 59 degrees: the warmest
death was that of 1879 with on aver-
go of 58 degrees: lhe coldest
all that. of 1888. Willi ah average of
8&1 do men; the highest temperature
(I degrees on Octobel l. l881'.
Eh 0 "lowest temperature wast. degrees
ll October 20,1879; the earliest date
tip which lir"st killing" l'rost occurred
11 autumn October 17: uvorago 111111-
11 thCh last "killing" ilost occurred
11 spring. April 20:0111 latest date on
hlch last "killing" frost occurred in
pring, May‘ 80, 1884.
P1 «111111111111 (11111 or incited snow.)
PAverage for the month. 3. 84 inches:
verage number of days with .01 of all
glch or more. 10; the greatest month-
ly precipitation was 1009 inches in
i877, the least nlolltlllv precipitation
was OM94 inch in 1802:1hc greatest
{mount of precipitation recorded in
nyllwenly-l‘our hours was 2.711 inches
311 October 4, 1878: the greatest am~
aunt of show full rel-olden in any
twelity- -foul consecutive hours (record
extending to winter of litili- 145 only)
was 011 01211111111211.1903.
'1 Clouds and Weather-Avcmgc nulli-
tier of clear days. 12: partly cloudy
days, 10; cloudy days, 9.
lWlndw'l‘he prevailing winds hich
been from the noi';th the average
hourly velocity of the wind is eight
lites per hour; the highest velocity
f the wind was 62 miles from the.
southeast on October 2l.1904
fills 11111111"
r 0100:1111 A'ND omens-re.
; ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST
. cuss. '
‘ RATES VERY MODERATE.
Joseph L Waltz
Proprietlir.
Telephone, 898.
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The Falrfleld County Savings Bank,
Norwalk. Conn, Sept. 21, 1905.
At a meeting of the Directors of the
this day, a dividend at the ,rate of four
per cent. per annum was declared to
depositors from .the earnings of the
six months ending Sept. 30, 1905. The
same will be payable on and after
Oct. 10 1905.
SEYMOU R CURTIS.
Treasurer.
OMOWOW
CUT. GLASS
f sost. CELERY TRAYS, 011.
BOTTLES, WATER sETs,
sou sou DISHES, sTc.
, Suitable for Wedding Presents.
AT POPULAR PRICES. ’
. A. W. AUSTIN,
JEWELER. '1
40 wall at. Norwaik. Conn.
W» , .
Music for Saturdau.
,. 1513.
Mail Orders. 21: Extra.
FOUR DIG .HITO.
‘ Alice Darlinh.
Sweethearts Forever.
Bunker Hill, (march song).
College Life, (march and two- atop).
ETUDE FOR OCT» 15c.
WM; A. DRIGGIERMAN S
uuttc noes. .
9.11.9111 111.1111. ~ 114 Washington 31.,
Meat for timeout Laundry.
We I'IIVO Arooeivod the full line of W.
..L Douglass Chou. which includes all .
atyl a.
We also have a full line of Ladlu’,
Mqu' and Children's about.
In our Clothing Dr "intent we and
ran'l Cults from $1.25 to 03. to.
Also a full has of Oonts' Purulsh.
lugs, Trunks and Cult can at the
lowest prices.
Come In and input our, 1111111
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159~Wolhingt°ng 111.11: 1 Doliflamiil.
Tile 11111111111 {load llie 111111111 01.,
iOOUII THE IDEAL
LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACT. ‘
Ram. Cellulite and Privileges ali-
Iolutely fixed and guaranteed In the
301: Policy-
mum look Iulldlnn,
“u ".mmr Court.
| P. H. MILD. Oln'l. Agent, I
Tempel'aturewllfeuu or normal tour ‘ "-
Monday Evening—The
'Tnuday Matinee—The Lady From
1, Thur-May Mailman—The Country Girl.
' Friday Matinee—The Captains Mate.
. Saturday Evening—At Pike's Peak.
Fall-field County Savings Bank, hold '
1111:. Ralph ‘ Booth
{J
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1 than ,
STATE MA'YDRD‘ ABOOCIATION.
...—,...
Quarterly Meeting to be Held in New
Britain October 20th.
The quarterly meeting of lilo May—
ors' Association of Connecticut will be
lif'ltl iii Hotel illiuiiwlil. New llrillilll,
on Fl‘liiiiy,‘ the 190th day or October,
1905, iii. l‘l o‘clock ll. 111.
At 11:20 there will be a business
lllcctillg. followed by a carriage ride
about the oily. and an inspection of
the new filtration plant. The prcsi
dent hopes to wclcollle every member
of the association.
CHAMBERLAIN’S COUCH REMEDY.
This is a medicine of great worlll
and merit. Try it when yell have a
cough or cold and you are certain to
be pleased with the quick relief which
it affords. It is pleasant to take and
can always be depended upon. For
sale by SllIthiii-I’OWCH Corporation.
(‘lli'fotll Pharmacy, ,Zeltiilss Plum
macy. ' " u
......” ---—--.ea.__..-.--..
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
...——
ONE WEEK.
STARTING MONDAY. OCT. 9.
THE ADAM GOOD CO.
including
BESSIE OVERTON and DANNY
SIMMONS.
REPERTOIRE:
Princess 4 of
Patches.
Laramie.
Tuesday Evenlng—Fogg’ a Ferry.
Thursday Evenlng—Mlniaters‘ Sweet
‘ hearts.
Friday Evening—«McKenna' a Flirtation.
Saturday Matinee—Two Little Out-
casts.
Souvenir Photos of Miss Overton
and Mr. Simmons will be given at the
Tuesday and Thursday Matinee: res-
pectively to the ladies holding paid re-
served Nata.
EXTRA ATTRACTION.
BOHEE and HYERB. "the Cuban
Nightingalee."
PRICES:
Evening ............
Matinee . .....
KOYT’ S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 11TH.
DAVID PROCTOR
and the
Original London and N. York Company
10c. 20c, 30c
............ 10c. 20¢
A MESSAGE FROM MARS.
The Famous Universal Success
as Played
LOGO-NIGHTS IN LONDON
500 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK
COMPLETE SCENIC AND ELECTRI-
CAL PRODUCTION.
- Prices—«25c. 50c, 75c, $1.00.
First Four Rowe In Orchestra, $1.50.
Seats on Sale Saturday. Oct. 7th.
Twenty-Second Beacon
W. GILBERT NEWELLS
SELECT SCHOOL OF DANCING, DE-
PORTMENT AND THE
COTILLION.
Hoyt's Assembly Rooms. Hoyt's Thea-
tre ..Bullding, Washington 8t.,
South Norwalk Conn.
FRIDAY. OCT. 13TH mos—the Open
inn Day.
Class for Young Ladies, Misses and
Masters at 4: 30 p.m
Evening Clara for Ladies and Gentle
men at 8 o'.clock
-A Thorough Course of instruction
in the Waltz and the Latest Society
DMCCMI'
ILBERT NEWELL.
125 Libwerty Street. Bridgeport Ct.
Batson and Mlllar,
, Star Connor!
Friday Eve. Cor. 6111 I905
Norwallr Methodist Church
West Avenue.
Admission 25 and 850
Proceeds for the Benefit
Knight Street Church.
of the
GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHTLY.
OCTOBER 7TH TO 14TH.
Ella: Howe. Jr. Post Na. 13
as ‘0 Rs .
Third Regiment Armory,
IRIDGIPIORT, CONN.
Benefit Memorial Hall Fund.
‘ Arranged at a cost of 010.000 and
outlining in splendor, eiohorotoneu of
decoration anJ general attractiveness
iny’ 111cm entertainment ever given
In Connecticun Ma Iflcsut electrical
slings-ts. highest on ried performers.
concert- by Wheeler 1! Wilson
Band, Vocalists. dancing and over $1,-
900 In rizsl. ,
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’ Vturclarllclllilt‘ail induct,
Will Give a Delightful Entertainment
of long and story
Friday tvenlnq. Oct I3. 05
at the New Oddfollows' Hail,
Washington Street.
Dancing After til. Entertainment.
This Is the First Entertainment in the
New Hall.
Tickets ‘.. Me
,.a'
no:
me“ '°
11m
,. this It. um
The New 60
THIS STORE A3 USUAL l8 RIGHT TO THE FRONT WITH THE
NEWEST, BEST. MOST WANTED MERCHANDISE. EVERY SECTION lN-
VITES YOU.
OVER EMPHASIZED.
HANDSOME OUTINGB FOR
GOWNS OR KIMONAS.
0111' best quality 'Allloskcng Outing
Flannel in all ti',(llt)lS 111 8c yd
'i‘llc 'I'L'llzlu Down (lilting It'lliiiilel fOl ,
10c yd
27 ill Armurc Fleece Lined Financial
in be had In l‘crsiall llgulcd striped‘
and polka dot. effects, at i"i/c yd.
36 inch Finest Quality Idwxirlnllown
Flannel, to he had ill piilill 170mm,,
special, at 50c yd. .
erscmt IN AUTUMN i
BLANKETS. . l
lxlla huge size heavy gray Cotton:
Blankets. at 501- a pull
10-4 Heavy Grey Cotton Blankets»
at 75c 11 pair. I
. llii Whitt- Wool lilallilcts, with all,
color holders an extra heavy and fine
quality, 101 $2 50 pct p.1i1.,I
83-85 Washington Street
PdE’WF? up“ MANTONfi s PATTERN
"W'i'ifi"
Seas-
-
lull!
THE SATISFACTION OF A FIRST CHOICE CANNOT IE
THE NEW NECKWEAR
FOR WOMEN.
Here‘s a bargain:
You may choose from a large variety
of stock collars, made of dainty enr-
.‘broideied lllateriuls. at 25c ,
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN AND WOMEN. I
The changing time is at hand, the
equipment. in hole complete. If you
(house now you choose when the size
range and the price range are most
complete.
Mc'lls Medium Weight (llcy Cush-
mete Shirts and Dlawels at We each
Mt'il' s Willie Meilno Medium Weight
Shirts and Drawers; special at 50c.
indies Medium Weight Ribbed
Vests in long or shalt sleeves, at 260
indies Medium Weight Ribbed
Dill\\Cl‘B trimmed with lace or tight,
bottom special at 25c.
'-'~—'! 1
m . -. 1...“. rr-‘w"
UNDERWEAR
'lllc warm 3111 lie that 111111111311 along at this season will not make
thinking folks pill oil falling :l supplv 0i “inter
a 11111] snap 131111115 tlltnl lilIJIWEllt’S.
1' nice for Hair money will buv now wlun lllt) 1:111.
Vials lllltl 11111 1111115 1"-orl(ct for
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