"at the
Inn: cIm .
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to on 41, Jnllnsnn mi.
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not
up
”an uproar?”
WEATH
. Rain
For Norwalk and vicinityt
and warmer tonight. ‘Bnuday rain,
followed by clearlns and colder. Tilers
is a long trough of lbw pressure this
morning. extending from Colorado
northeastward to the Lake region.
Nearly the whole country cast of the
Rocky Mountains ill affectedby this
disturbance. ~_ Cloudy and rainy weatlr
er extends as far east as the coast.
'l‘hls disturbitnce'will move slowly
eastward and control the weather in
this vicinity during the next thirty-six
hours. It will befollowed Sunday
nightiby clearing and colder weath-
er.
‘ Mimi?
'l‘hc icemcn are'beginnlng to get a
trifle anxious.
-Livo laobstcrs. Cuthlll‘s Bridge Mlil.
'Mllss Mnrgrey Holloran. of South
Norwalk. is recovering from an attack
of tpphoid‘ lever.
—-Spccial Sale Towels for Sat. and
Mott. M. S. Smith & 90.
Miss Helen Foley of Quintard ave-
nue, has recovered from an attack of
the mumps. ~
~Wlnter Caps. Winter Caps. O'Brien.
Attorney Leo Davis has been among
the visitors to the New York automo-
bile shows.
Sometimes nervous woman's afflic-
tions are imaginary. Again they are
a forth of actual and terrible illness.
In any event, Hollister's Rocky Moun-
tain Tea makes you well. A great
nerve tonic. 35 cents, Tea or Tab-
‘ lets. Plaisted's Drug Store.
A son has, been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel S. Brundagc, of Harriet
street, Norwalk.
—-Live Lobsters. Cutbill's Bridge Mkl.
Charles D. Taylor. of Franklin street
has undergone a successful operation
for fistula at the Stamford Hospital.
~-Special from “Corset Stock for Sat.
and Mon.: 15c, Corsets, 59c pr. M. S.
Smith & (To. ‘ '
The engagement of Frederick Greg-
o_ry of Strawberry Hill. to Miss Elsa
Iiitter. of Ncw'Yo‘t-k city is announc-
ed. .
Endeavor ,Clrelc. King's l‘)aughlers.
will meet on Wednesday afternoon at
2:30. at. the home of Mrs. Cori, 12
Franklin street.
——Crofut & Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
. Charles E. Johnson. .lr.. who arrived
In town Thursday evening. from (lardl-
ncr. Mass, has secured a position on
the local trolley system.
Miss Kalle Schmodes. of South Main
street. has returned home after spend-
ing a few days at the home of Mrs.
David Davidson. of Ansonla.
Miss Katie Schmedcs. of South Main
street. and Miss Fannie Wilson. of
Railroad avenue. attended the lllppo-
dromc In New York. Thursday even-
mg.
Worry is the. mothcr of sick. nervous
and troubled mentality, upsets the
entire physical system. The body In
a network of nerves. Hollister‘s
Rocky Mountain Top soothes and re-
bullds the entire system. 35 cents.
'l‘ea or Tablets. I’lalsicd's Drug
Store.
The sclcclmcn wont to West‘Nor-
walk yesterday. to lay out the new
culvert which is to be built to replace
the broken one on Fillow street. Finch
llres. have the contract.
”—-
-~’l‘he Chase style. Derby. O’Ilrlcn.
Service will...bc held tomorrow til it
o'clock III the ~rooksldo chapel. itnv.
kl. Ullnuingha ‘wlil emulate. The acr-
"Ico will com once promptly at the
hour mention -.
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A NOT l DAM, LADY.
l will can free wit full instruc-
tions. some of this simple diminution
for the cureotbotteorriloel. Ulcers.
tlon,’ Dilplleentlntt. Falling of the
Womb. Monty'br Painful Periods, 'l‘u-
mors or months. Hot Ii‘luhol. Desire
to Cry. more: testing up the spine.
min hi the Melt. and all female trou-
bles. to all undid address. To moth-
m of uniform mitten i will ex-
plain a anaconda! Home Treatment.
it youdoctdc to continue it will only
cost about 1! cent! It week to outrun-
too It sure. I do not wish to call you
anything 'i‘oll (emery-adorn of it.
that trail *f‘ulr. Address, Mn. It.
summers. no: liili . till. ,
rout M6.
“ii
= "‘a. .
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4 we. ’
Item rm, "(born Loino),
12c lb.
tun only. rm. . 10o lb. yemt . .. , _ ‘
. .3. . Take 15 drops every I ham and 133$ no to bathe the than“
M“ “m“ t'“‘"""" ‘°° ”" and one“ was not. ole-mum gym at" i? when: no new; it
Imll Home. hour tiered). lat/gt: lb.
' He called Mr. Miller's attention to
*closed tightly.
(its
Hotel
' (Coittlnudd “tourist page).
”In:
been; assigned to it the night before.“
the fact, and asked him it be supported
it was the town clerk.‘ .. y .
' Room Found Full of On.
Mr. Miller, who Is a personal and
Schro’ihsr. .an be had his doubts. Mr.
Schmidthurried back to the room.
and forced the door open. The room
was full of gas, which cattle against
Mr. Schmidt's face with such force
as to make him gasp. ‘
3%. .
warm friend of Mr. Schreibcr. looked ‘
over the register and said that the f
signature was very like that of Milo:
ofothcrw alt
worsen“ on
b o I II c n -
I stored to perfect
. health by this rem-
' cdy. YOU may be
mil if you will tutu
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WludOw Tightly Closed.
Mr. Schmidt ran to the window
and tried to open it. but it was
He turned back with.
out: Opening the window the first
time. and rent out into the hallway for
fresh air. As he was leaving the
room he turned off the gas. which
was pouring out of the. single jet into
the room. Mr. Schmidt returned to
the room soon and opened the window.
The door and the window both Ila-inf;
open the room was soon cleared of
the gas.
Schrelber Dead for Hours.
There was so much gas in the
room that no attempt was made then
to take a light into the room. but
a call was sent to the othergcncy for
the. ambulance. Dr. Ives responded.
but when he arrnlvcd at the hofel, and
on going to the room. saw that. tin.»
occupant of the bed was dead. and
had been dead for many hours he re-
turned to the emergency and notified
Medical Examiner F. B. Downs.
Body Instantly Recognized.
The identification of Mr. Scbrciber
was soon made. After the. room was
cleared of the gas. the gas jet was
lighted. Mr. Miller looked at the form
lying on. the bed and recognized it in‘
body was lying on the right side. in a
natural. but drawn up posture.
body was heat over slightly. the knees
partly drawn up. and the left. arm
undershirt was on the body.
Medical Examiner Arrives.
Medical Examiner Downs arrived at
the hotel very soon after being noti-
fied. On entering the room he glanced
at the reclining figure, and instantly
recognized that. of his friend, Town
Clerk Seltroibcr. He remarked to
those in the room. "This is a sad case. '
Dr. Downs made an examination.
and saw that. death had taken place
many hours ago. On his way to the
hotel be had notified Undertakcrs
Rourke & Rourke to take care of the
body.
Dead Man's Effects.
An examination was made for pa-
pers and other effects in the dead
man's clothing. and in the room. His
overcoat and vest were on a chair at
the foot of the bed. His trousers and
shirt. were on a chair at the side of
the bed. In his coat pocket there were
several lIandkel-cltlefs, a pair of gloves.
and a pipe in one Ol‘ the outside pee.
kcta. In a vest. pocket was a gold
watch. and In another several $1 hills.
There were also found two snmll doc-
umcnts which pertain to the oilicc of
town- clerk, on vllal statistics. and
which were intended to be filed. in
his trousers pockets were more bills.
and about a dollar in change. in all
there were. $32 in bills and change.
MR. HALE’S PURCHASE
More “Abandoned Farms" Put to Prac.
tlcal Use.
.I. ll, Hale. who is recognized every-
where as the leading peach Kl'thf'l‘
of the world. has purchased the James
farm of iflll acres in Seymour. which
adjoins the great little «it Coleman
peach farm in that town. The link: a
Coleman farm was already the largest
peach orchard in this state and till-
addition of this property will nmbc
over 400 acres in all one ownership.
Mr. llalc will plant this, as the older
property is planted. with peaches
as these bring in quick mom-y. liul
the land will also be planted to ap-
ples. where these arc Ilol already
started. and those. will give It its 1)th
manual. and greater value. There
will Ilc 10.000 IIIIIIII' trees and they
should begin fruiting in a few years.
[It comparatively a short time ”it“
land will be producing from 40.000 to
50.000 barrels of apples a your. ’l‘Ilis
valuable product, should be borne
In blind. is to come from land which
until Mr. little put his stimulating
hand to it was classed with “abandon-
ed farIus."
SOOTHING AND COMFORTING.
uubdues pain almost instantly.
Salve draw
the diseased parts. permitting or old
trouble entirely.
Pharmacy.
l
l .
stantly as that of Mr. Schrcibcr. 'l‘hc .
The 1
was outside of the blankets. Only the,
The soothing and comforting effects
of IloWltt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. when
applied to Piles. sores. cuts. bolls. II“.
' ‘ till
out the information. re
ducca swell us and acts as a rubofaeu
lent, thus circulating the blood through
in; Nature to permanently remove the
Sold by The Cliiford
0.
it.
‘ ' Indication scum
, nearly all tho rick-
‘ V '1” no“ that woman
hive. "It diprirn on system of nourish-
n’iont and the delicate organ! pcoulinrtc
women euflor~ weaken. and bosom
diseased. ‘ " . '
I KodOl
I Dyspepsia Cure .
. enables the stomach and digestive urgent
: Indigent and assimilate all of the whole-
1 some food that may be eaten. ll. nourlrhu
1 the body. end rebuilds the weak organa‘
I restoring health and strength. Kodol cum
lindlzcstion. constipation. dyspepsia. sou:
I risings. belching. heartburn and all stomach
. disorders.
Ibizests Wh
at You Eat
P" It tho l.“-
on r oilfimilm
FOR BALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Ask for the 1906 Rodd/Almanac. and
200 Year Calendar.
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DR. VOGEL'S NEW HOME.
Extensive Alterations to be Made to
the House and Grounds.
Theodore K. Stone, who is occupy-
Illg the Bloomer place on Prospect
Hill during the winter. will vacate
the place abut March I. The house.
it will he recalled, has been put‘chas.
ed by Dr. Karl M. Vogel. and will
undergo extensive alterations and Il‘il'
provcmcnts preparatory to occupancy
by the doctor next summer. While
in town. yesterday. the doctor looked
ovcr the promises in company with
William C. liaur. The centract fer
the work is in the hands of A. R. Mal-
kin & ('30., ‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
a
'I‘Iilc RIVALS.
lvcrv scat in Hoyt's ’l‘lIcalrc was
filled at. an early hour II'Isl night. with
jut:- cutter and expectant audience aux»
ions to greet the Jefferson lirt-thers
'iu 'l‘lle Rivals. a. comedy mar. - famous.
by their illustrious father. W'ltam
;.lefi'crson appeared in the r. ‘ ..r Bob
'Acrcs his i‘atbcr‘s old pari_ rnd desv
l
pile the fact that he was somewhat
handicapped by the comparison. be
played the role of the tituid. countri-
ilcd gallant. anxious to cut a flame In
the world. in a simple. yet cffevtlvc
manner, which won for him rounds of
applause and assured him his video in
the hearts of thc people on his own
merits. The opportunities of Joseph
Jefferson. as Sir Lucius it"l‘rigger.
were limited, yet his portrayal of that
character proved him worthy of licltc‘l‘
parts. .lelIn .lttck handled the char-
nctcr of Sir Anthony Absolute in a
manner that left no room for even the
slightest criticism. and Rosa l‘tand was
as perfect in the character of Mrs.
Malnprop. the ridiculous misuse of
language rolling from her lips as eas-
ily as Sir Anthony get In a rage. when
his will was creased. lilnuelle licu-
dcr. as Lydia lmI-zulsll. was sword
and pretty and made the most of her
llIullcd opportunities. Arthur t-iau-
t'ord madc ll gallant. lover and did ex-
cvllcni, work ill the NCl'nr'H with Mrs.
Mulaprop and his father. The other
members \vcrt- t'xt‘t‘III‘ll-l. ’l‘hl- I-il‘t'll‘
cry was pretty and the play Well slau-
t'lI throughout. 'l‘onlaht. the American
Vituarnph Company will entertain with
a number of new pictures.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley do (10.. Chicago. originated
Honey and TM as a threat. anti inns
and TM Inany imitations are offered
for tho genuine.
Beware of them.
colds.
Store. ‘*'
'E
a!
.1
Illiti.. 4:.
In. more than
unfit
,la‘
is I“ "
:, i V" A “ 3.."
a cough; it is o
the but can of quiet: maximising
W0
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t, > - 2
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1y.
penetrates. reduces the indomthmuiu the norms. stops the
com in: land rel-tun a! not. mariachi,”
. out no nos _ not), ‘ my
faithfully for a Mr mom and on
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's lloncy
’l‘hnse worthless im-
itations have similar sounding names.
The genuine Foley's
llouoy and TM is in It yellow package;
Ask for It and refuse any substitute.
it III the best rclnody for coughs and
liold at i’lnlsted'n Ilrutr
‘ II
deep-show! inflam-
mation or camp or the, baton/chic! tubes. and
lungs—named to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. . It‘boilicl‘uli school: of
medicine. and cough: euros. 10“.me. nar-
cotics aromorihieu and ,
remedy token internal on _
elm. BRAZILIAN B . I. the formulae bot-
eam, slouch" triuntpMdtintovu-y; ease for O0
. 1.3;; because no
mr did or can
j. mack vhrpcnt
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
foot black shellac monkey left her
happy .
' 'Worka. laturday. evening. and
pared for flightto the wilds of High
lover.
‘ Warmth of a radiator to the delights
of a barrel of peanuts and her love.»
it on the floor.
ms Confldlng elm
. lam Eve mm Happy Home. , ~
. Won by the blandlshments ot. a slip
case at the Hartford Wire
are-
streot. Now'shs" bewalls her tickle
who preferred the scald!
' The. snake; It, monster of its kind.
escaped from the builds of Manager
Crosswaltn while he was playing with
Before he could re-
capture iIiu; ophldian “lilitjtlfity, the
snake bad glided beneatha tall ease
and was lost to sight. in a few min-
utes. Knowing that the reptile was
harmless, no search was made for
hitu then. as it. was time for olouing ‘-
tbo store.
IWhen the shades of night had
{allow the snake began a tour of in‘
nestigation. The monkey attracted -
his attention at once. and. by, sortie
unknown means. between the two the
monkey's cage became Int-fastened
and the alinlan was soon diuportlnlz
herself about. the room in company
with the snake. '
Remembering that the way to Illilii-
culiuc love lies through the stomach
of the male, the monkey. apparently
set. about finding some means of keep-
ing the regard of her ebony lovcr. Rav-
aacs of the food supply reveal bet“
search. She must' have tried all the
most. toothsomc delicacies known to
jun-sic. folk on the nnapm‘eciativc
snake.
He may have found the peanuts
“not like mother used to make" and
seems to have accrued the. little lun-
dlieon his long-tailed sweetheart pre
pared. A cluttering radiator. breath-
ing out an air of warmth. attracted
his snakeskin, who left the monkey
to vainly "skin-tile-cat" and do other
stunts In hopeless sorrow front every
available trapese.
y The monkey new languisbes in her
cage once more'whllo the snake. torn
from his comfortable west. by the
radiator. is in.durancc vile again.
That neither snake nor monkey tried
expel-Innate with the uqunria of fish
or the away cages of songstcrs about
the store is it subject for wonder with
all the employees about the place.
TW"‘“
Perfection can only be attained in
the physical by allowing Nature to up
preprlaic and not dissipate her own re
sources. Cathartics gripe, weaken-
dissipate. while DeWitt's Little Early
Risers simply expel all putrid matter
and bile. thus allowing the liver to
assume normal activity. Good for
the complexion. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. ”
There seems to be two occasions
when it to improper lo Intuition the
cost: At a funeral. and when on a
honeymoon.
“Board of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that the
walk will nit-cl at their oiiicc. Opera
House block: _
'i‘hursdny. FIIII. l. laud. 2 to i p. In.
Saturday. lfitb. 2 lo 4 p. III.
Wednesday. 14th. 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday. 17th. 2 to 4 p. In.
Wednesday. Elsi. 2 to i p. lit.
The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all
appeals matte to them from the doings
of the assessors on lllv list of 1005.
They will also meet with the asses.
STII‘S, as a Joint board. Wednesday.
February 21. at «i p. “L. for the pur-
pose of abating the polls of sick and
disabled persons.
JAMES Sl.il‘Hthtl.ANl).
CHARLES W. BELL.
JARVIS KELLOGG.
.Iloard of Itcllcf.
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sadness...
Board of Belief.
Notice Is hereby given lIItII the
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwalk, will most on Wednesday».
January 24 and January 31. 1000. at
7:30 o'clock in 9 p. UL; Saturday. Ii‘cb-
ruury 3. 1006. from 2 to 5
on; Wednesday. ll‘cbruury 7. from 7:30
to 9 p. m.; h‘dII-Ilary It. at 7:30 to ii
p. In., in the Council Chamber III llav-
llund street. Ill said city. for the pur-
pose of hearing and determining all
appeals from tho doings of ”lo III-mew
aura of said said on the, list of limb.
Daicd at South NOI‘WiilIi. January
i7. limo.
JOHN li‘. M'MAHON.
MATTHEW (IORIIIII’I'T.
Board of Relief.
" '”"“““ We.” 1 ‘2
limp tail in
IHAII DIDITIADI
Ohlndciicrd.‘cllldclohrm
Lamps. Ouch logical-o,
and Ilrd Coon Repaired and lotto-
, llilld.‘
“can and flit-or! Ill-mood and
shamans.
Pint his» Polished.
Anything In Metal municipal in Any
Mylo. ‘
3. Boom & Sun, I
it WI?” “T“ , Drill"! NOMIIRI
.n unwan-
o'clorlt p.
its iii
illll
5
lunatic!!!“
r. , up. «it mutant
.pnatoeuuu situation»
2”:““> ‘w ”“5
l "
m
. a some story over and
do not. feel welii I am
has i " .
hour evefy day
over one. a ,1"
l0 tired alt the t
More thaolikely you 5 tilt the flame
words yam-stall. pd no“ ottht nu feel
for from well. be cause may usually
traced to adore derangement. of the fe-
Indlo organs which manifests itself in
depression of spirits. reluctance to go
anywhere or do anything. backache.
bearing-down ’ aim. flatulency. nerv-
ousness. sleep ensue», or other fe-
male welkuell. ..
Those sym fonts are but. warnings
that. there in anger ahead. and unless
headed a. life of suffering or a serious
operation III the inevitable result.
. 'l‘hernover-falling remod y for all these
Gym toms is Lydia. E. Piukham’s Veg--
etob e Compound.
Miss Kate McDonald of Woodbridgr.
N. J.. writes: "
Dear Mn. Pinkbnm: .
” Restored health humans“. so much to me
that I cannot help from telling about it. for
the sake of other sulfuric women.
“ For :1 Ion time I‘ so crud untold agony
with a ferns e trouble and irregularities.
which made me sphysical wreck. and no one
thought I would recover. but Lydia E. Pink—
bam‘s Vegetable Compound has entirely
cured me. and mode Inowcli and strong. and
i feel it In winter to tell other suffering women
what. a up undid medicine It ill."
For twenty-five years Mrs. Pinkham.
daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Plnkham.
has under her direction. and since her
dccease. been advising sick women free
of charge. Her advice is free. and
always helpful. Address. Lynn. Mass.
'POPULAR AMUSE
MENTS
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 20TH.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Matinee. 2:15: Evening, 8:15.
The Return Engagement of
lite American Vitagraph Co.
Showing a Complete New Line of Mov-
ing Pictures.
SEE—The Green Good: Men.
The River Pirates.
The Astronomers Discovery.
The Baggage Bmaohers.
And 100 Others.
2—PIRFORMANCE8—2
Matinee .................... 10c. 20::
Evening ............... 10c, 20c, 30c
Seats Now on Sale.
.... “H... . -
(iced—Aime i a... hunt?
Good Concert i
Sitiillli illillilll. illliilil' Iilll hilt
N orwalkaStamford
Musical Union
Wednesday. January 24th.
MUSIC HALL.
Continuous mullo b Orchestra of
Twooty Pine» and and of Thirty
Pious. Dancing will be preceded by
a Concert.
TICKITO 250 A Pti‘tION
Door- opon at 7:30 sharp.
To the Board of County Commissioners
of ll'niriield County:
We hereby apply for It licence to soil
Spiriiuoua Ind intoxicating Liquorti.
Ale. Laser Beer. Rhino Wine and CI:
tier. at in Water street. 'l‘ewn of Nor-
wnlk. My place of business is not
located within we feel in a dlrcet line
of I Church Iiidiilec or Public lichool
been. or the promise: ‘nnmlnlnl
Dated at Norwliit. this 12th day of
Jalluary,.A. D. 1000.
.1. when a v. CINOUD.
Applicant .
Town of Narnia. hereby endorse tile '
application of the above named loin
A Clown. for such license
Howard Reynolds. ileriuun Quilt.
our. Jacob Wolf. Hairstor Ohtfloit.
John allianimhlnger.
are. u delimit by lair. oi the town
of Nul’frlut
but.“ It. thw it. this hill: illn- at
Business ~
WILL BE NIPPED UP IN.A JIFFY. RIGHT IN EVERY WAY IXOI
PRICE; BUT SELLING AGENTS MOURN THE L088. 7
I’NGO AT 15: AVPAIR.
256 A PAIR.
WOOL. AT 76:.
$1.00.
33 South Main street.
FURS BELOW COST.
:26 Washington Street.
ARY 18T AT 50:; ON TH
Motors
WE ARE NOW READY TO DO ALL KINDS OF 'ELEfin
Heating Apparatus
YOU CAN PURCHASE LITTLE LOTS OF EXCELLENT MERCHANDI“
AT PRICES FAR BELOW ACTUAL VALUE.
NITY FOR YOU TO SAVE MONEY.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
”The store to get the God To
Cheap Express Wagons. Sleds, ii“
iable flyers, all kinds oftoys, too 7
to mention. at figures that are r ,s r *
breaking. . ‘
theme. or any Post Office. Public til-i
brnw or Cemetery.
We. the undersigned. electors I
taxpayers. all donned by low. of the
mind of Norwalk. this on: day of ,
January. A. n. W.
i hereby certify that the above min»
on oedema are electors and throw
January. A. i). . _
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“law ‘ ’“ y“ WM
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and ran-mmmwm wordl- ' . I . ~
managinvwm Courtroom y” . . 'u ., . .. .. . y 1'
Row mun womondo you know who AGENT FOR MAYMANTON'S cameras.
are fierfdcty wall and strong? a . . . . . . . .’ . . ”gm
Mating News W I
Hosiery and Underwear seam.
BNAPPY BARGAINS mess. A-rrrusss Pnlcss.‘ Trina:
CHILDREN’S BLACK RIBBED H 088, ALL SIZES, 100 A FAIR.
CHILDREN'S FINE BLACK RIBBED HOSE AT 19/20 A PAIR. ‘
WOMEN'S EXTRA HEAVY FAST BLACK FLEECE LINED STD“ .
EXTRA GRADE OF WOMEN'S B LACK CASHMERE STOCKING. T
LADIES’ FLEECE-LINED VESTS AND PANTS, ALL SIZEfirm .
LADIES‘ EXTRA FINE QUALITYVESTS AND PANTS AT 50¢.
FINE FLAT VESTS AND PANTS; ALBO RIBBED. THREE-QUART!
ALL WOOL PLAIN FLAT AND RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS
South No“
SELLING OUT STOCK OF surr s, COATS. sKlnTs. WAISTS‘ ,
WAISTE, FORMERLY $1.50. now .. ................... , ....’ .......
SKIRTS, FORMERLY $4.50. NOW .............................. .
cons. FORMERLY $10.00. new ............................ , ..... . «as . .
FUR cons. FORMERLY $75.00. NOW .................... noel)
RAIN com-s, FORMERLY $12.50, NOW ......................... .. use
FURS, TO CLOSE our FROM * ................. wasps 70330.00
wom‘H FOUR TI Ines as MUCH.
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