:‘Mf slow“ on traumas
Ira: saw.
”II’ '0‘: ti. ll III
rattan knitwear
E: K.. Arise.
lei o rill Iir widow. “r688.
Holmium Hotel link.
I. mu: Norma. . .
WEATHER: FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly cooler to-night. Tuesday fair.
An extended area of high pressure is
central over the Lake region. It is
producing cool. pleasant weather in
the central and eastern sections.
.Frosts were reported by Michigan and
Vermont A disturbance is developing
in the Northwest. Conditions favor
ior this vicinity cool, pleasant weath-
er with brisk westerly winds.
~ltead F. A. Mitchell’s ad. on page 3.
' -Dr. Dick‘s cures malaria.
Palestine Castle Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will hold
a. regular session this evening
Miss Dora. Barnum, of Danbury, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edward
Beers, of Lowe street.
.—
Douglas Fowler Post will meet as
usual tonight in Grand Army Hall.
South Main street
Mrs. Robert Gainer and childrtn. oi
Westport, and Mrs. John Warren have
returned to their home in Norwalk.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey. of imperial
avenue. Westport, was a guest of Mrs.
Nathaniel Boughton, of Norwalk. last
week.
—-Don't forget the baking exhibition
at F. A, Mitchell's furniture store.
Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Watkins, of
Soutli Main street have returned to
.South Norwalk. from a several weeks
tour through the West.
William Low has already arranged
to furnish music for dancing at the
Roma Point dancing pavilion during
the 1907 season
The Connecticut State Teachers
Association will hold its annual coil-
ventlon in New Haven at Woolsey
Hall, on Friday October 19th
Mrs.- Henry Gehrman, of Norwalk.
has returned home rom a very pleas-
ant three weeks’ soiorn in the Cats
kill Mountains.
*Attcnd the baking exhibition. Wed
and Thurs. at F. A Mltcbells. 8 and
6 Wall St. Norwalk.
You little knew when first we met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow i'd choose to let
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plalsted's Drug Store
Miss Hazel Lockwood and Miss
Elsie Zahner. of Greenwich. have
been spending a couple of weeks with
friends in New Haven and Norwnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoyt. of Norwalk,
were over Sunday guests of Mrs.
Hoyt‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. David
Tlncklcr, in Westport. .
Oswln Harris. of West street. is en
laying it week’s vacation. previous to
commencing his dutlcs as manager of
the Norwalk cities of Adams Express
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hickey. who
have purchased the former anliand
house at Hull island fornicrli run this
place as it summer hotel. and will con
duct it next season.
Miss Kathryn Allen. of Compo, with
her father. Dr. Lauren M. Allen. of
South Norwulk, wont to New York
Tuesday for a visit. and took a trip up
the Hudson during their stay.
Francis OsIIuII. an ltulinn. and coal
team driver. was picked up drunk tint
urdny afternoon on Mill lllll by (ZhlIIf
of Police Thomas liradlin. The of
fender upponrcd before Judgc Lock-
wood this morning and war discharged
Pimplils call for immediate treat
meat '1‘ here' III nothing more offensive
and dreaded than a ifl’etty face covered
with eruptions. The body huull be
kept perfect y healthy with llollisicr s
Rocky Mon tutu Tea. Tea or ’l‘iib
lots. 66 cents. Pliilstcd's Drug Blon-
The hearing of the BurucII-iluslnd
case. in Greenwich. called last Mon-
day. was adjourned to Monthly. 0cm
her 22. because of the illness of Sam
uol D. Foanadan. attorney for the
plaintiff.
Frederick imr. Arthur Carrier and
the Mines May C. Barker and Alice
May Plait. of South Nerwulk. who
have been visiting trlonds in Ansonlu
for the past week. returned home you
icrday.
SPECIAL.
Rump Corned Beef
12 1-2:: lb.
lime “annals.
Prominent among our
I 1369*“
[titaniliurlbut
\l
Ir
Psi
We have a full line of
these famous and fashion-
able papep for polite cor-
respondenco.
High Quality
Reasonable Prices.
[ill ll". Kalil ll.
point.
8 North Molar 8t. Tel. 62H.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
at our store. .
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Charles E. Kellogg, bookkeeper at
the office of the Hour, has returned
from a week‘s vacation. Mr. Kellogg
visited New York and other places
"Want" udvs. in The Sentinel bring
large results. That's the reason that
i‘he Sentinel prints more of them than
any other paper. They cost but 25
cents for five lines or loss. and three
insertions for fifty cents. Just try a
”Want" next time you want anything
—Billious? Ecol heavy after dinner?
Tongue, coated? Bitter taste? Complex
ion saiiow? Liver needs waking up.
Doan's Regulets cures billous attacks
26 cents at any drug store.
The Commercial Record gives thc
real estate sales in Norwalk. last
week. as being twenty—four. and tho
mortgages at 823.926. For the third
week in September, last year. there
weie twclvc sales and mortgages lilllI
ounting to 814. 600.
At the regular meeting of the (‘on
corn Division. No. 2, Sons of ’l‘cinpcr
ance. to be held to-uiglit there will M
the nomination of officers for the en
suing term and other oulportnut busi
ness in relation to thc mcoting of the
Grand Division in October. Whitll
should secure the attendance of even
member of the Division
—_..._..__ I2.—
At Saturday aftcin'oons Democratic
probate convention. which unanimous
iI re-nominaicd Judge Henry W Greg-
ory Mayor Chmlcs 1.. (lIimer and
Councilman James T. liubbell of Nor-
wulk. were appointed the committee
for this district for the coming your.
The Not walk probate district includes
the towns of Norwalk. Wilton and
New Canaan.
For Dcvcloping the Figure. Clem»
illness is the first law in medicine. if
you want it fine figure and good health
use Hoillstcr's Rmky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets. 36 cents. l’lalsted's
Drug Store.
The number of furniture vans which
new travel westward over the Turn-
pike show too plainly that summer is
ended. and that many who have been
citizens of the suburbs of New York
are moving back to their city homes.
The opening of schools is the pr-lIIcl
pal cause of the return of many.
Those who have no children. and
can do so. remain in tho countrv dur-
ing the delightful days of autumn
'lhc lake is getting soiucwhnt low
but ncvctthclcss Messrs t“ S. 'i‘r-ow
bridge. F Smith. F. ii Qulninrd
and John (‘uiiis of South Norwulk.
i‘onn. drove up how in their II‘sI last
Tuesday quI uIIIIchIIiIId in tithing a
fine mess of fish. 'llIIIy worc ghosts
of Mr. and Mis Van Scoy. of l'urdv‘ s
lioicl. ’l‘hcy wore much pleased with
the visit and of course the plciisurc
was reciprocal. Come again. gentle
men.-—~Kutouuh. New York. Times.
At thI,I annual meeting of the
Gr ruenwich iI‘iIrIuIIrs' Club. President
(‘losc glIVII ilil uddrcss on the wonder-
fIIl improvements for labor from the
old way. Among other things. lIiI giivII
tlIII ladies ll «inscription of how they
IIIIIIIl to make yeast to raise broad.
but failed to tell how the bread was
IIIIlIIIId IIftIIr H was mixed. A lady, too
bashful to speak in public. wanted to
any that her grandmother used to any
they put the bro-ad in bed where it
was nice and warm after they got up
in the morning. and covered it up with
lili’ biIdulotliiIs. and it would rise beau
tlllilly.
m
The contract fer Inucnlllimlzlng the
mute loud fiom the fool of West
Greenwich hill to the New York State
llIIII has been awarded to Joseph
(‘ lll‘llillliml ol‘ tlrocnwlch lit 87 iii pIIr
running tool which will amount in all
to about 888 090. Work will be be
gun at once. and before long that part
of the post road. which has been a top
ror to drivers and n bane to soloists.
will have lit‘nli converted into one of
the uncut stretches of highway in the
country. Not only will a coat of ma-
csdam he put on. but IhII grade will
be changed considerably and cobble-
stone gutters laid.
Lewis R. iturlhutt, Wilton; W. J.
tirassman Syracuse; Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Tuthlll. Panama: W. F. Acton.
Norwalk: (i. it thrown and party. Mr.
amt Mrs W. A Lewis fluorite ll Nich-
ois. doom 1’ Nichols Mr and Mrs
John MoMullch. John Cue. New York:
0. F. Lewis. Hartford: iii. 11. Bsmmis.
Canaan. George ilonnoii Ernest flori-
uoll. William Thompson Frank school
dsr, Charles H.1kIran. George D. and
George P Nichols l“Daubury: ill. Wei
toy. Schenectadym in; A.W Dick-
inson and friend Duluth; iii ll Pint-rs.
Boston; 0. H. Johnson, Lynn. floss;
H l. Montague. Annuals; William P
Corliss. New Haven; Dr. and lllrs
.1. Milton (tuba South ”treat lit. have
lam attests sit 0rd.
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SATURDAY ”spears.
Rain Goons Postponement 01‘ Damn
nN-tlonsi Lu no.
The Philadelphia-Cine unatl game
Was the only one played in the Nation-
al League. Saturday. it resulted ii to
2 in favor of the former.
National League ‘gtandlnq.
Chicago 107 34 .769
New York 89 61 .686
Pittsburg 86 6 I. .612
Philadelphia 60 76 . .468
Cincinnati 63 81 .438
Brooklyn 68 81 .418
St. Denis 60 93 .362
Boston 46 96 .321
—.
American League.
1. in Chicago~Chicago. 7; New York.
In Cleveland—Cleveland. 7; Bostoh,
in Detr‘olt—-Fllst game. Detroit. 6:
I‘ Washington 6. Second game, Detroit.
4; Washington 2.
in St. laws-:i‘hiludelphin. 6; St.
. Louis, 7.
American League Standing.
W. L. .
New York 49 64 .609
hlcago 84 64 .609
Cleveland 80 69 .676
Philadelphia 76 61 .661
St. Louis 69 68.606
I Detroit 66 73 .471
Washington 62 88.371
Boston 46 97 .322
A MAN OF DOUBTs.
"Do you think that municipal owner-
ship would eliminate graft?"
“i am not quite sure." answered
Senator Sorghum. “whether it would
eliminate it or simply originate a new
kind.”—I—Wushlugton Star.
Islellpaihli.
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Osteopathic Physician.
to Isaacs Place.
Norwaik, Conn.
Phone.
Graduate of the A. T. Still In-
stitute of Osteopathy. at Kirks-
ville. Mo.
Licensed by Connecticut State
Board of Health.
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i DA VID W. RA YMOND. }
l Funeral Director l
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19 North Main St. Knuth Norwllk.
Residence, 6 Washington Direct.
Telephone at house. tatz.
‘ and Embolmor.
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STATIONERY
Flno Assortment of
EATON HURLBUT STATIONERY.
SPECIAL BOX.
19o.
THIS WEEK.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Bleak. 184 Washington 8t.
Agent for Ore-cont Laundry.
HOYT'S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT. MONDAY. 8EPT 24TH.
Henry 8. Harris Presents the DfiI
motlc Success of the Century
THE LION AND THE MOUSE.
By Charles Klein.
NOTE—~Wo carry the production In
its entirety. our own furniture and I
piano with mandolin attachment.
PRiCEs 60c. 75c. 81.00. 81.60
HOYT'S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY. DEPT. 26TH.
Oliver Moro-co Offers
The Dainty Doll Comedianne.
JEDBIE MAE HALL.
the smallest woman star in the world.
Presenting her new play
by H. D. Cottroli,
A GOUTHERN VENDITTA.
Pronounced by Press and Public to he
a play for the people.
it ll the most successful play this
your.
Full of siren dramatic slim-m and
thrilling alto-t one.
Plenty of wholesome comedy.
I» the Beautiful slaps lettings.
Hear the Latest eon Bone-use.
Remember but one nip i only. Tune
(1wa “plumber 261b,
let 8 ....... .26c 860. 60c and 760
Get the Janis Mu Holt Habit.
W
HOYT'S THEATRE
Four Days Commencing
WEDNIDDAY DEPT. 26TH.
OATURDAY’ marinas.
FRANK J. HARVEY COMPANY
Proust.
Ml“ MAlDlE GIClL
in Repertoire.
IVINlND:
Wsdnosdaymflschel Gold-lain.
Thursday-4'60 amt Poison My»
my.
rider—My Partner
“today-«Tho White Caps
sunny Mariano-Jilly. the Demon
servant Dirt.
sumo OPIclALI "1’qu sore-4
installing,” the Inset-i Futon Act
lN TA AND IU hill.
“motion-i Aorist Acrobats.
carbon new
Tickers"r monotony
“A78 094 «1.8.
FR": I
LADlII'
CONGRESSMAN HITTe BODY.
NARRAG BETT. R. 1.. Sept. 22.-
The body 0 Congressman Robert is.
her son, was started from here today
from the Hitt home at Mount Morris,
ill. The party occupied a private car
pills. The funeral arrangements are
being made at Mount Morris, and no
.0. details were known here when the fam-
ily left. it is undo stood, however.
I1, -
“ALERT” STRANDED HlGH AND
. DRY.
SEATTLE, Wash... Scpb 22. ~A dis-
patch from Victoria B C. says:
Advices from Alert say that iIlcut.
Governor Dunsmuli' s yacht. with Earl
Grey on board is stranded high and
dry on the beach here. Earl Grey and
party were taken off by steam launch-
es and sent on board the steamer (ll
Ilrn. on which Lady Grey was travel.
"1K
For 25c lb.
when you buy our blend of Mocha
and Java.
it is our own importation. our
own roasting, our own sorting and
our own blending. and the only
reason for its small price is the
fact that it is sold by us direct
‘without going through mlddlelueu’s
‘hands. You make fully tile on
a pound-uthe 10c thII jobber adds
for his share in distributing coffee
to the trade.
I We are whoiesnlc retailers and
our customers gci the bust in the
4701‘“ for least money.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
126 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
Next Door to Post-Office. '
Phone. 656—4. Frog Delivery.
ilII You Vlleul ll
authors This
Fall?
YOU CAN NOT DO BETTER THAN A
STEWART.
We are to sure this Stove will
pious you. that we will cheerfully re-
fund your money after a month' I trial,
if you wish it.
We invite you to call, look and com-
pare.
CASH on CREDIT.
A. J. ANGEVINE Ii SON.
FURNITURE. ITO.
194 Washington strut.
Iouth Norwalk. Conn.
NNQO 'N'lVMHON
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MON' 11.8 NIYW 96
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ltuu J0 ilumudoi Josnup put: so; “no
[1.9M Jnlqiumuad pun "'Ilillllr‘i" mu m
pnuuu on Ilium Luau. ‘Illiull a." UIHIM
Ii scallop u.e.u :sn nodu iii uosuus
littl'llllltl out JO Iislu out 0.10pm Jinllils
than 11 spoon Iain umi tutu so; "no on
lot .10 'uosues Ixuu so: .18de pooh [u
IJ’MIOR ui 'Jlld pun penedlaqs ll exuii in
mild pooil u 6.)] ‘uosues on) .101 Mile“
ll 1nd not aimed ‘wluotu-nmui Isui
run so 'unuu 'Annd ‘sno 'ssvpl 'RJi‘lii
410170-1770“! ‘soxn ‘imus Ann 10 noon il|
Ion om not )1 pun mus; snoulan mo
3in Ida opts auoih on 9qu 'pv .Ino
mountain: stamps on are to; Inuit"
«In: Inuit annoys; Jun yo [no on floor so
liaison: on or pull asahlu em out puu
'LIA DNIADN 'SBA
”IA DNMON lLYHM
Harry E. Crane,
TEACHER
Violin Malia. Guitar.
(Frivoto pupil. 6 years with H. H.
Hartman. New Inplund Conservatory
of Music. Iii-ton. Ma ) [mu
sin- in Mill Month.“ in years
teacher. 669ml i-rw to first five
studying. in. llumtu. Regular pa.
plls' recitals.d Mandolin club to form
at on».
864 “thinnest“? IRIDDIPORT.
Fa ll Styles
New Roads.
‘1' ii
ADK EVENING S
Hill accompanied by Mrs. Hltt and '
and their routs lay by way of Phlladei».
10} "no so 1st pun ‘su ahead. to plus
mood In an doap Ian; ‘DJRMpJFll .Isipo .
'speu .llltlA Aiddus .
NTINEL
I"?! T33”!
For sale by Chas. E. Dow. So. Nor-
W.alk and Monroe II Palmer, Darlen.
TO PRECIPITATE lNTERVENTlON.
j NEW customs. Sept 22.-A die']
’ patch from Havana to the Pie
ayuno
‘ to-day gives a signed statement by tho
. insurgent lender. General Ernesto As.
bert. in which he says that if peace
lion. tho Icvolutlonists plopose. to at-
tack' ‘ail property" in order to precipi-
tale AIncIican intervention. "And this
he will do. " Aubert continues.” be~
.cause we are absolutely certain that
jthe present government of the United
:Stutcs does not aspire to annex our
youthful republic since President
Roosevelt. who poisonally helped to
destiny the Spanish regime. has the
ambition to be the guardian of our
llibeities and now as before will lend
{his IiisintIIIII-slul efforts to the work
Iof Justice which WII support. '
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NOTICE.
There is cvory reason to believe that
- the linking Exhibition to be held at F.
A._ Mitchell' s Furniture Store, 3 and 5
Wall St. Norwalk. on Wednesday and
Thursday. Sept. 26 and 27. will IIII in-
teresting. instructive and profitable
The public is invited to attend. We
- claim the Summit Range to be lilo best
cooking apparatus. the best fuel saver
. and most advanced range on the mar-
ket. We shall endeavor to prove this
. to you at the exhibition.
F. A. MITCHELL,
8 and 5 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
Tel.61§—2.
\
NEW
DERBIES
and
SOFT HATS
The complete autumn assort-
ment is ready. We show sev-
eral different models. This
means that tiltI young? the mid-
dlc-agcd and thc elderly man can
get exactly the hat that best
suits him. The new grey is at-
~ tracting most men this season.
$2.00 AND $2.50.
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday Evening:
USEPH [ll l3.
TAILO
GLOW-ll!
HATTEII
FURNIBHIN.
S Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
I
SOUTH NORWALK’S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.
J. A. HlSLOP & CO.
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON' 8 PATTERNS.
WE DEVOTE THIS AD. ENTIRE
PLE HOUSEKEEPINO GOODS. TH
lTEMB NEEDED.
iNO YOU SUCH VALUES AS THE
IF IN NEED OF TOWELs
BUY New
Never too many towels in the house.
They cannot always be bought at such
prices as these:
69 doz. bleached buck towels. size
36 in. by 18 in. While they last at 10c.
All linen unbleached stable tow-
is not made by the Palms adinlnistra-l
NOTICE !
lllIs. unov
Has received a carioad at
line lleavy truck and beach
Horses.
and they can be scan at
.Stabies in Conn. health
A Jack of all Trades
not valet the meet- want when the"
in good workmanship. My we
um right and when i say A lot
: eons. m done.
ARTHUR I. IINIDIO‘I'.
Plumb! Third» and Item Fitting.
an 0" meager. Io. Namath.
lDoYosWaanlasses
That Fil‘l .
. Of course you do. Everybody does.
than the best place to get what you
nu ms was r
Homer 8 Ilfoyf,
Refraction Optician.
Room 7 on OhUnitul Isak lullillnp,‘
but am- lk. Dorm.
afit-Illa! appointments at convenience
"(We hours. MI: III. is 0-4;
comm IM.
Hunt Is where there is so apart. 1 .
els. value 17c each. for 12%0 each.
We have just secured a few more
of those real Russian crash towels,
to sell for 170 each.
‘ An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel. special for 26c
each.
YOUR TABLE LINEN
OPPORTUNITY.
We take a liberal loss on our legit-
imate profit here with a view to don-
bling our linen sales—Ji‘hus:
64 in. Unbleached damask. for 260
yard. -
62 in. unbleached damask. a 69G
grade. at 50c yd.
Our Corset Department is stocked
86 Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
lit Hill :lllsllll s IIIIII
l
LY TO THE EXPLOITING OP UTA-
E; SUMMER 18 ABOUT» ENDED ‘AND
THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE BEGINS TO NOTE THE MANY WANTID‘
THIS IS YOUR REPLENIBHING TIME, AND THIS
STORE l8 OUT FOR A GOOD SHARE. OF YOUR BUBINESB BY OFFER-
FOLLOWING:
wide. clover teat design. the 76c grade
at 59c yd.
72‘ln‘. linlf bleached loom damask
tulip design. very heavy quality. one
clal at 76c yd. ,
70 in. bleached table linen with
open work border, value 760 yd. for
69c yard.
BUY BED 8PREADA NOW.
Every item of bed spreads offered
in this ad. is priced at'o liberal re-
duction from normal prices There
should be some busy bed spread buy.
ing in this store during the next few
days.
Medium weight honeycomb bed-
spreads. just a few remain for 89c;
A very heavy grade of crib spread»
value 81 25. for 81. 00.
Extra large size and heavy weight
bed spreads. handsome designs and
lino weaves. at 81.60.
83-85 Washington Street.
“CORSETSL
with all the popular makes of Corsets
in the latest prevailing styles and all sizes. We handle only the beat; till
kinds that prove satisfactory and me he you regular customers.
You need Corsets and want the best you can get at the price.
Corset that makes or mars the fit of the costume.
Let as assist you In selecting the one best adapted to your figure.
N. E. RYAN 85 00.
It's the
Telephone 47+
92 Washington Street.
811.98
814.99
braid. while it last. at 817 .9
one of a style, at 836.00
Not Wiiists. beautiful new models.
84 98. 86. 98. 80. 98
We make suits to order for also
Remember alterations free of charge.
I! 'OOUTH MAIN DTRIET.
Concrete,
This Sale commences today
” .
Asphalt,
Gravel,
Blue Stone Walks Laid.
Curb Gutter and Paving Set
Raymond Bros.
MENT SALE.
Forced to sell the entire stock below cost for the benefit of the
Creditors.
THEFAB OIIOAXDFURBTO"
. uwstnuoromr WI; New I'
‘ Mal: “but“ '.‘ in“ =
South Norwalk
suvme COAL IN THE summit
to war A8 nucleus as oA'rI-iln-
Ine iCE N THE wmras.’ we
A real loom damask linen. 64’ inf
The Great Tell illi- 13’ Silt...
AT
M. S SMITH 8r COMPANY’S.
as: FiLLlNG UP CELLARD NDMM
WITH THE seer com. muse Ar”
SUMMER PRICED. EXAMINE OUR
COAL BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR
ORDER ELSEWHERE.
Harris 8: Gans Co.
68 WATER OT. PHONE. ‘50.
Special Values in Women’s 8uits. Coats.
Skirts. waists and Rain Coats.
826. 00 Suits. made of black chevlot fancy mixtures. while they last,“
9897. 60 Salts of fancy mixtures. only one of a style. while they last, at
880. 00 Pan Cheviots and “Fancy Mixtures, handsomely trimmed with silk
876. 00 Butts of lmoportedfl broadcloth. in all colors. while they lut. only
Fancy mixtures of Ladies' Goals. from 87. 98 to 880. 00. '
llluck indies' Costa. trimmed with line silk braid. from 814 .98 to 840 .00.
Ladies Hip Jackets. from 83. 98 to 816.00.
822.00 Rain Coats of the host crav snails made. for this sale. 811 9.8
trimmed with chips lace. 82. 98, 88.98.
They are certain 1; worth double.
t ladies without any extra charge.
IOUTN NOWALK.
cement;
and will last :4 Isle days his.
9i Mia-J
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