"5i
, * Ll
Henrietta. Gorges.
its.
the .
baud-s. its cloth. v, ,,
ll , tines, . ‘
., . .-
_ywasgaskaso scas'r. >.
,ii‘or‘Norwalk and Vicinity:-—Unsett~
led motherland slightly higher tem- ,
perature tonight and Friday. An ex-
tended area of low pressureover, the
Central sections is producing consid-
era is, cloudy weather with light rain
one, of the Mississippi river. The
temperature is high in all, sections ex-
cept. the extreme Northwest. Condi-
-tions favor for this vicinity unsettled
weather. with occasional rain and sli-
ghtly higher temperature.
“_..—_....—
Miss. Carrie ,Stsvens. of Norwalk.
spent Sunday with her parents in
illdgefi‘eld, .11, _
-~Dr. Dick‘; cures malaria.
Miss Bertha Fancher of Campbell
avenue. New Haven spent Sunday with
hetikaunt, Mrs. Frances Parks. In Nor-
wa . , ,
l
-Steinway and Jewett Pianos. Stein-
ert's, 6 South Main St.
Willet M. Banker has taken a posi-
tion as. batteniet with Weiseit Bro-
thers in urbank street, succeeding
George vGrItiin.
James M. Lane and Miss Luella 1.
Lane. of South. Main street, went to
Grove Beach yesterday to spend a
month.
Miss Anna Steegmuller, of Quintard
avenue, is enjoying a week's vacation
from her duties in the ethos of J. M:
Layton & Company. ,
Mrs. J. W. Gordon, of Newtown. has
gone to Norwalk for the week and to
start her new music scholars for the
fail work.
Mrs. L. P. Campbell. of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, Louisville, Ky., is visit-
Ing Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Bradley, of
Ridge avenue.
A number of merchants are already
receiving consignments or Christmas
goods. These early arrivals pertain
to several different lines,
Ernest 0, Gregory is assisting for
a few days 'at the Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company's storein Main street.
Norwulk. \ ‘
The Boston): Magus. of the First
M. E. Church, will hold their monthly
business and sooiai this evening. Re
freshments will be served and all are
invited. ,
Gymnasti’csaaione can never give
that elasticity. ease and graceful fig-
ure which comes by taking Hollis-
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents. Plaisted‘s Drug
Store.
Mrs, George Willircr, of Second ave-
ttne, New Have . has returned front
a pleasant tvl'oiweeks' visit In West-
port. Miss RhodaAllcn has returned
with her for ll visit.
William H. Jarvis. of Chicago, for-
merly of this city. has been spending
a few days with his son. Stephen S.
Jarvis. of 'thst street, and with relu-
tives In Bridgeport.
Cot‘kmuw lluyloft. I. 0. it M.. of
Norwalk. will hold iI session this even»
lug at the loft In the tlitzclic bulhi~
lug. After the regular mission. the
tribe moluhcrs will rehearse tho adop-
tiou dcgrcc.
A regular communication of Flt.
John‘s Lodge, I". and A.M., of Norwulk,
will Iic hold this evening at Masonic
Temple, corner of Wall and isaucs
streets. The first dcgrcc I’will probably
be worked at thitt time.
The Golden Rule Circle, of K. 1).. of
thc Norwulk Congregational Church
will meet tomorrow afternoon at ,3
o'clock, with Mrs. Abram Fitch, West-
port avenue. Norwaik,
Room it claims that It beat Room 0.
in the ball game, on Tuesday. and can
do so again. At 0:30, on account of
darkness. it was decided to call the
some n tic. and to play It agilin ill
some future date.
The regular meeting of ilnnncr (loun-
cil. No, M. I). of I.., will be held In
Mystic Chain Hull tonight. All mom.
hers requested to bring some nriicic
to "swap." Degrepfinm requested to
be present forvrchtsrssl.
Mm
Jacob Wolf. clerk in John OWN:
m'hlagcr's cigar store In Washingto
sum-t, collapsed In Washington street.
ihi,» morning. and was assisted in the
cigar room. where he recovered slight:
Iv. its was afterwards removed to his
Mm “mm
among. .
Rufdp’ Corned Beef
\L: 3?“. . it t“;
- l0 Millie!
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-. its and 41 Washin n cm». I
.. k .
.. :4
, may run in the line of lni'ants' Food.
? “ IAIVS NEED!
Soothing Syrups, Soaps. Rubber Goods.‘
Feeding Bottles or Toilet Articles, but
:whatever, that need we are prepared to
prices.
stock should be drawn on.
Have a
complete use of
Prescriptions carefully” compounded.
Edwiilielieull.
Drupgiat.
ti North Main street. Tel. see-a
Connections for all north and south
bound cars can be made at our store.
Thomas J. Collins is spending the
day at the Danbury lt‘air.l
Elmer T. Hollock, of New Haven,
was In townito-day on business con:
nected with the Aetna Life insurance
Company,
Mr. and Mrs. Miner l.‘ \Randall. Mr.
and Mrs. Elyton H. Baker and Mr. and
Mrs Charles E. Hoyt 'Were in ' Dun-
bnry, . yesterday, and were entertained
by Mrs. Charles Osborn, of that city.
The first meeting of the Friday Af-
ternoon Club will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Charles iiackiey, Row‘
nylon, at 3:30 p. nt.. to-morrow. The
car will leave Glendening's corner at
2:50 o'clock and South Main street at
3 o'clock.
Colonel Schulze, of the First infan-
try. has revoked his order to hold the
Harbour medal shoot In ilurnsidc,‘ on
Saturday. as the full servlcepharges
cannot be used. The shoot will he
held on the range In South Muucltcs
er.
There is nothing that takes away
the beautiful, womanly charms like a
plodding. stooped, awkward carriage.
There is absolutely no amuse for that
as long as Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea is made. Tea or Tablets, 3f:
cents. Plaistcds' Drug Store.
Attorney Frederick L. Perry. clerk
of thoushcli fish commission. was at
his office In New Haven Tuesday for
the first, time In three months. Mr.
Perry, on July 4,.slipped and broke his
ankle ahd while laid up caught a cold
which developed into pneumonia.
The steamer Roscdaie will make an
excursion to Long island, Saturday
morning, fer the purpose of witnessing
the automobile, race early Saturday
morning. The steamer will icavr
Bridgeport on the arrival of the train
from Smith Not-walk, shortly after mid
night.
_..—_..—
ilurgcsa I), Jennings has been laid
up for tile past few days by iilucss.
at his home in West Sll't‘t'l. Mr, Jon
niugs is connected with thc chemical
dcpartmcnt of the New York, New
Haven nd Hartford lluilrond Com-
pany, u Ncw Marco, and rcsumcd
his duties this morning.
, _...
Andrew V. ”oath. of West .iulu
sircct, Norwnlk, is again compiling
u post booklet containing thc time
lublc of ”to cars ill the local scl‘i'lrt-s
of lhc Connecticut itaiiwny and liigbi:
ins Company. The booklet is similar
to one Issued by Mr. Iieaih some time
ago cmitnining the summer schcdulc.
The most awkward and ungainly
woman can be transformed into a
bcuutiful lovely crcuturc if she hits the
brain power to absorb the fact that
Hollisicr's Rocky Mountain Ten will
do the business. ’l‘cu. or Tablets. :lil
ccnts. Plaisicd's Drug Store.
Albert Grindrod, formerly of Willie
fl, Sollcck's store, Norwulk, assumed
the duties of his new position at the
Mclgs and Company store. Bridgeport.
yesterday. Charles L. Holmes and
James lnidlsm. of Norwalk also enter
an the shoe department of this catsb‘
llslimcni recently.
W
State Councilor Secretary. of tho 0r-
dsr of linitcd, American Mechanics,
wont to ilsnbury. Yesterday. and ab
icudctl u mt'f'tlilit of the stale council.
Today the state officers are the guests
of Pniluuioqun Council and are attend
lung the his fair. Mr. Wood, of New
Canaan. Ii member of the lists finance
committee, Is also present.
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The Paris Bull. and (lionk House has
new store. Bill-sill Main street. Stam‘
ford. The lino curried will be Ittdius'.
utisscs‘ and children‘s cloaks. skirts.
waists. furs. etc. The store is well
adapted for this. and the line windows.
with their putcni. fixings. urnish am~
plo facilities for display of stock. The
store is one of eighteen now being (:2-
srated throughout New York. New .1 .
any and Connecticut. The Stamford
branch Is well located.
Owing to the large number of Im-
portant eases awaiting trial In the
Criminal Superior Court. Charles ills-
poslto, accused of murdering a woman
in Greenwich, will not be brought up
n the present session upon a lit-nah
warrant as was supposed would be
done. Esposito has been bound over
for the December term and be Is In
Jail at present. Ills cars, together
with that of two men held as accesso
rice with him. will be taken up by the
flli It with the best goods at the lowest ‘
And should the need be medicine our I
Proprietary Medicines for Children: ,
1 for?"
opened business In William H. Judd'it .
ii MAGlilNES, ,
on ladies' goods“ Long season.
steady work, 4431 prices. We will
also teach ‘ . e ' ‘ Ight girls, be-
ginning ‘b‘l little Hmber 1st.
DDR 8,
. ‘ . . . u ‘1’ .‘~,.‘. 1.1.].
loudest: enemas: ml. Hl'. nor
3 w Hy. , . . . ‘
1‘ In,“ ition to III-pen,
tings" Had Ripped Lip Cantu».
BRIDGEPQRT. Oct. I.~s“Weil! Well
2W0“! you awkward. iu‘bberly blind ey-
ed old sea dog!” shouted the crew “of
the Harbor dredge to Captain .lim Me'-
tDonaId of the tug James McWiliiams,
as she passed the dredge with ten
barges in tow. Surprised. Cap.
taln McDonald shoved his head
through the pilot house window:
S‘Y'ou go to hell. you crew of half
starved mud slingsrs." came back from
log your superior.
Loud laughter came from the dredge.
Like electric sparks from n. Marconi
wireless telegraph pele came a line of
nuns words anathemae and unprintahle
‘language from both dredge and tug.
“What In the hot hinges of hadcs is
,the matter with you?" yelled the king
.of the tug. "Whatcher cussln' me
“Wily didn't ye bring In the light-
house?" came back the answer, “ye
blundering blind-eyed salt water chaf-
feurflf ., . . t ., .
"On my‘ilbbootn'and half hitch."
.sald Captain McDonald “i swear they
are all crazy over there."
Aye, Aye, sir, said a seamnn at his
elbow, “Wo'vo fouled the. can buoy
air, and she’s a-draggin’ on behind.”
0n investigation, Captain Mac, blue
smoke enshrouding his immediate vi-
cinity found that the barges had foul-
ed the can buoy opposite the outer
lighthouse and had dragged her a quar-
ter of a mile opposite the first spar
buoy. 'i‘hcre isn't much room for the
captain to pass between the buoy and
the dredge, and the tow was a very
long one. and conscquently foulcd the
buoy. The crew of the dredge saw the
mishap and cussed Captain Mac in
real old time style.
The mishap hasbeen reported, and
as soon as hosts can get here the
buoy will be returned to her original
anchorage. ,
If an article is imitated. the original
is always best. Think it over. and
when you go to buy that box of salve
to keep around the house. get i)e~
Witt's Witch Hazcl Salvo. it Is the
original and the name Is stat pod cu
everybox. Good for eczema Later,
boils, cuts and bruises. and e... trinlly
recommended for piles. Soil by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
MORAN TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR.
Will Probably be Nominated by the
Democrats Without Opposition,
BOSTON, Oct. 4«Jtiltn llrown Mor~
on, district attorney of Suffolk (.‘mmty,
will be nominated for governor of
Massachusetts without opposition ut
the Democratic state convention in
'l‘rcmont Temple today. The chair-
‘man of his campaign committee, fortu-
e-r Mayor John P. l-‘ccncy. of Woburn.
will act till temporary and pcrmuucnt
chairman of the convention. and one
of his most prominent supporters. for-
mer Congressman Coorgc lt‘rcd Wil-
liams, will be chairman of tho commit-
too oit resolutions. Aficr a copier-
otico which began last evening and
was not cudcd unill curly to-uy, ho-
tweon Mr, Penney, Mayor John it‘. Fitz-
tlcraid and Chairman .Iosiuh Quincy, of
the Democratic stntc columlitcc. it
was announced that u coinprmuisc had
been reached on the mmubcrsul-lnrgc
of the new state committee. and that
there would be no opposition to thc
control of today's, convention by Mr.
Moran’s supporters. Mayor P‘Ilztiitr-
ald's contention that Boston should
have its usual representation of seven
members-at-Inrge on the state commit-
tcc. was accepted at this coufcrcnce. It
wns further ngrccd ilint Mr. Quincy's
resignation as chairman of ihc stntc
committee. presented that night. should
be accepted at atnleeting of thc (‘Olll-
mitten, to be held after the close of
the convention today. and that Mr.
Rooney should be chosen as his suc-
censor.
it was arranged that the convention
should be called to order ut til n. m.
The mukc-up of the state ticket aside
from Mr. Moran was uncertain. ul~
iliou‘zh thcrc uppouroll to be u strong
possibility that lwu of the indepen-
dence League cuiulidntus, Ff. (lorry
Brown. of ilrockton. for licutcnunt-
governor and T. I.. liisgcn. of Spring-
field. for auditor. might liil endorsed.
OROFUT INOANE.
New Milford Man Charged With Cruel-
ty to Animals Found Not Gull.
ty of Crime.
lll'lfClllt‘lllilill. Oct. twin thr- cone
of Seymour Crofut of New Milford,
charged with cruelty to animals. the
jury In the Htcliileid County Bupcrs
Ior Court. criminal side. yesterday.
brought in a verdict of not guilty on
the ground of’lnsanity. Judge Whee-
ler sentenced the prisoner to five
years in the Insane asylum ut Mid-
diniowu.
John (irmiy of Thomnston. found
guilty on a charge of felonious assault.
was sentenced to not less than ten
nor more than 21 years In stale pri-
son. The charge on which tlrndy wits
Mattias that of having alternated to
assault the young enlightsr of is Me-
hodiu clerdymsn In Thomsston.
John lay of Thomsston,
p
Wit!
found guilty of theft and given a lull
sentence.
W
success is man's godeeschylus.
grand Jury in, December.
it it Virtue to fly vicar-tiara“.
' extracto
rub cchII- ,
the tug "what do ye mean by insuit- 3
W. i.‘
chlirnemhobhin satir- H il
. .r i' : r AVGH,.,. All. ”fir
Henrym‘ng’l‘law Hhvgufisire
bracket,frame. ‘ ,.
Frank} F Burton, New Huven..sheiit
l‘ . M Milt.- ‘ - Mum
Wilson a. Porter; New Haven. rat.
lug devi e for tint Ieces.
l John ..
machine.
“ Charles T; McCue. Hartford, wheel
u. thisql‘w g ., , .
, .l, R. Reynolds‘. = Hartford. machine
:for casing in books“
8. T. Smith, Jr.. Stamford, stencillng
machine. w. .5 to. .‘ 3 m,
Thomas W. Bryant, Torrington. fish-
Ing reel. L _.. ., .,.
2 Henry A..tTuttle.rfiouth Norwaik, ‘3‘
Spatents; tappingmachine. _, ,
‘ H. s. Hullt‘nan. '.Meriden,, vehlcils
wheel. .
Elizabeth hi Phillips. Glenbroolt.
pen-wiper. .
Henry J. Nichols, Mlddleiown, ma-
chine for straightening gun-barrels.
Charles J. ii‘anchery West Granby.
maghinmfor operating abruding or cut.
“W...“
ting tools. _
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.“5.
,., w
A m
[line of
Men’s and Bous suits
and Furnishings
at Popular Prices.
~ ll GUTTLIEB‘
11 N0. MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK.
HEAD T0 FOOT FURNISHERS.
llu hill. Needs
Cililli Store This
Fall?
YOU CAN NOT DO BETTER THAN A
STEWART,
We are so suns this Stove will
please you. that we will cheerfully rs-
fund your money after a month's trial,
if you wish It.
We invite you to call, look and com-
pare.
1
CASH OR‘ CREDIT.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
FURNITURE. ETC.
134 Washington Street.
tenth Not-walk. Conn.
._-1
Harry E. Crane,
_ TEACHER
Violin Mandolin. Guitar.
(Private pupil. 3 years with H. H.
Hartmsnn, New England Conservatory
of Music. lesion. Man). will start
clan in South Namath. 12 years
teacher. Special terms to first five
studying. Gills limited. Regular pa.
plia' recitals. Mandolin club to form
at once. Addrea to
364 FAIRFIELchnIfi. IRIDGEPORT,
Hows mamas
ENTIRE WEEK. OCTOBER 1.
Tits Most Popular of All Companies.
THE. AUBREY OTOCK COMPANY.
All New Play: andfiryeiai scenery.
o—ate vauositm...‘ son-4.
RIPIRTOIRI.
Thursday Nights-“foil Cate inn.
Friday Niiuit-ngIehow Lass.
Isturday lube—Opy at Port 3'
thur. ,
Saturday ‘Matinok—A Duet-ted
Irids.
A use Woo-r Iron. Piano given
away to one of the ratrona at the
performance Friday it 9M.
it
(Collins; ‘artford, mowing: ;
Mil 6%
l .. ?l‘ a“ "I
I fly“
. , . r-
ev‘ III that
sites ,1 grins.
might».
r Miss Ethel' Whales, of‘NeW‘ York
city. is the guest of Miss May Glover,
at the latter's home-In Grand street.
. l
NQlWalk.. . . . .
{Norwalk'herlaa E tern? Order of
Wag es, held a. aessio . la t'night, at
thematic in grails otteyht’t‘llding. The
lodge transgc c‘d dig” y li;outi 6f blusin‘esft.
,b t ,e ,N,,rfoi u ,n, tel £8
nimél’ls its rogter. murals! the noun
membership twenty-four at present.
The club was organized among those
who intend to attend the session of
the National Lodge of Eagles at Nor-
folk neat, August. "The. president of
the club. istJames iii. .Crsagh .and Er-
nest R,.Wll,son is secretion, ,,.. ., .,
. ‘f.\ I-v I. T} awm‘l.
’_ ouN'si AND
Arnhem-1" ' -‘ ”ion
A full assortment of single and
a line line of'ha’mmeriess guns from
fifteen seventy-five up.
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up. .
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
gauges and caliber.
I *Repairlng Done.
, Call at
Noni/alk- Hardware 00.
‘ .,39',’Milil St ' .
I
DA WD W. R]! YMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmsr.
19 North Main St. South Not-walk.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
A Telephone at house. 134-2.
'r
double guns from five dollars up. Also '
A Simple Riot Simply Stated
about
Correct Clothes for Men.
Stop In and let us try on one
of the new full sack coats, In
your size, and you are sure of
tit—for Is
graded Into the sumllcst possible
R ll'lll“ every fllZO
variation of measurement.
Open Monday. Wednesday.
and Gamma: suntan
ltllllls,
TAILOR
owmis’n.
HATTIR.
, runmauss.
l5 Washington Itrut.
loath Norwalk. “
r
Quality
j: altil
.l.
NOTICE l
.. MRS. .unov
Has received a carioad oi
fine lieavy [ruck and (loath
, Horses. i. .
and they can‘be seen-at ,
Station In Conn. Avenue.
A Jacket all Trades
is not what in nasal. want when the
hi.
{“3" Ilt‘od'wzglzmanlhip'. MyAwg.
I , M. .i‘ . when.
is “no. mullet“. ‘ any
.i ARTHUR}. ransom..- ,
Planning. Timing and Item Putin.
om Clout. 00. "Will.
Wear..al’ropcr. Eyeglasses
A at . e u I l ,
A; in y‘aig'egintl’ih‘ht yto Febeif
Make them comfortable.
Put them at their case.
IA‘Y QMUIICJOR UNIA‘IY IYII
Homer B. Hoyt.
Tuicphmflhfl. * 4
Via I ‘ Inilrluiidi ,.
fleein- “333% am. Conn. M
Special appointments at cerium
oi patron.
Office Hours, Gail:
.laturday evenings. 1-4.
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1323;; s r, , on, use ashram rename... it
. .. mm” ’l .T‘Wud‘r’
' ' ‘* f‘ l .":'l‘.t':'..,:.:xr’.' a:
NTIRE v.10.
,“wa private-raises, ii . true '.E.li.Pl.0llrlNO-.PF:JTA3.
so; Houssksapmc noon to. assassinationsawesome
ms THRIFTY Hou‘snwnra seems T0 pore, rue MANY was?”
iTEMS ussoso. ATHIB IB'YOUR asstsulemuo TIMEIAND _ll’lllii
areas is dcrroa A oooo some or voun openness av paras.
m‘e‘ YOU s‘uc‘H VALuss AB, ms FOLLOWING: -
- I
. 110d
t'
«was...
. , '. ' w lofrl'illli.
iF iN NEED‘bP’ TOWELB A real loom damask linen. iii in.
BUY NOW wide, agar leaf design. the 750 grade
Never too many towels in the house. at, 59s , _; . ~ . '2 - gm .
ca in.;haif bleached loom damask
tulip design, very heavy quality, spe-
cial at'76c- yd; ~ . . %
They cannot always be bought at such
prices as these: ,
no, doz. bleached huck towels, size
‘in.l 18in. While the lastat 10c. . ' -
861m ll’nsn‘unblenched giable tow~ 7° “L “each“ table, "“3“ ”it"
elsl value No such, for 1215c each. Eggnygvorkborder. value 75° ”A, ‘9'
‘We have'just secured a few more "~ '. , w: I~ ' l' , / ,, ‘
of those real Russian crash towels, BUV'BED “$35M” NOW-2‘ iii-f ‘3.
to sell for 17c each. Every item of bed spreads-elated l ,
An extra large and heavy weight In this ad. Is priced at. a libsral.rs- \
hemmed'bath towel, special for 260 duction from normal prices. There
each. should be some busy bed spread buy~
YOUR TABLE LINEN ing in this store during the next. I.”
OPPORTUNITY. days. , . m, -, . I. ,1. “t'
We take a liberal loss on our legit- Medium weight” honeycomb ‘ he‘ll-
Imate profit here with a view to dou~ sprang, justa few remain, for ”c. it
bltng our linen sales——Thus: A‘ very heavy grade of crib spreads.
54 in. unbleached damask, for 25c value $1.25. for $1.00. a- :t:
yard. Extra large also find heavy weight
62 in. unbleached bed spreads. handsome designs and
damask, a We
grade; at 50c yd. ‘ '- tine weaves, at 31.50. ' . ,‘
min .1
.. House Dresses... . 1.
. o ‘ ‘ V ‘ I ‘ .
A new line of Fall House Dresses, fresh from the best mama?K '
lecturer, have just arrived. The styles are very similar to those
-, which proved so gratifying to our customers the past season. A
good variety of dark colors to choose from in all sizes.
‘ , Price $1.00 a ‘uit.
, N. is. RYAN a co. . ..,
86 Washington St.. 36. Nor-walk. '
Telephone 474.
.\ M. {slim * MN" 8* COMPANY '.
' Keno 3a“ Sticks
line ofiialdiea‘ Shirt Waiats. in Plaids, White Mercer
Silk and Nun's Telling. Prices exceptionally low.
RUFFLED AND LACE CURTAINS. ;
of ’styles. Look at them displayed on center counter.
We offer a choice
ized Lace,
in large vhriety
Prices to suit all.
The best CHILD'S RIBBED HOSE, 2 pairs, 25c. to be found, at‘
.M- .§:...'SW 1'1 & COMPANY’S," l
“Wm-vi “‘ a... News
suvmo COAL 4N TH: aunties
ls JUST A8 SENSIBLEAS snags,
me ice in THE WINTER. we
as: FILLING up cause: «ow "
wtru THE ass-r CQAL muse AT
suMMER Purges- exmma out!
coat. assess voutssvavoun
oases ELSEWHERE.
Harris-&Gans Cb. '
as wusn‘ar. - bristle-silo
I
2‘. .31 ...:u
’T a on ”link it Still House
Sale tor llifiiil Days lint Will Surprise You;
GOODS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
Twentieth Century women demand large assdrtments and gnod viliilll.
They find them here, Our steadily Increasing business proves It. if m
Wear our garments you canmove in any society because they have styleond
grace to them. and our prices for our class of goods are very low. ,
really get..for.them in New York city a little more wholesale than we retail
them In this town. , That's why we get so much business. Out motto ii
gu‘Ick soles and enroll profits and for this sale we will still lower In the
r cos. n
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Abi’ss' surrs room ....................t1m T0 mm
Mm cons sacs post-m
gainrsrnou can re um
wAisre raom sis romeo)
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