. soon! repent-ion Iihoe its tum
Whoonetodeceive youth
3.. - . All Counterfeite. buttoned: and "Jurm-good:"oréb
ioJaweil W. Palmer. who has charge
nder his pro-
t
mum“ their trifle with and endanger the health of
Childrenvlllgnertenee occur-ta 151W
What is CASTORIA
W is a harmless eubrtitnto ibr Center 011‘. Pure-
£0110- Drops and booming Syrups. It in Plea-out. Iii
moraine neither opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
l tub-tones. Its ace in its promotes. It destroy- Worth!
and alien lieveriehueu. It euree Diarrhoea and Wind
I 00110. It relieves Teething Troubles. cum Constipation
Ind Flutuiency. It neeimilat‘ps the Food. regulates the
. Nomi: and Bowen. giving ;henlthy and natural sleep.
’ I
Mambo-
‘6 NY NVI‘WJJ :10 aun'nva
“DMIN. lillly. Ut‘t lu.»—'l‘ho llabi
lltien of theI honking house of Zilliel‘I
which closed its
urII oniimntod .
about 31.200.0110 and it is holie'vcd that
the assets will amount to about. the
mbnn '& Cotnpnny,
doors yestorduy.
3&an “11111.
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
“My mother 1qu uuddvnly been made
young at 70. Twenty yours of intense
euifering from tiyspopkln bud entirely
six months ago.
when she began inking Electric 131t-
tere, which have completely cured her
and restored the strength and activity
she had in the. prime of lilo," writes
Dunford.
Gradient. routoruilvo medicine on
Liver and
Kidneys right. puriiion the blood. and
cures Malaria. ililiousucse und Weak-
Nervo Tonto.
Gunruntcod by F. HF. Ba;-
dlubled her, until
Mra.
Me.
the globe.
W. L. (1llputrirk, of
Seth Stomuch.
apnea. Wonderful
Fried Silo.
. ~ \ har'a. South Not-walk nnd
Weedfls Norwulk. Iitng stored.
The Children' I Pounded-The Mother’s Friend.
cerium: .CASTORI A “more
/ Bears the Signature of
116 Kid You H666 Always Bought
*1!” Use For Over 3.0 Years.
I‘VMu "mm
: SENATORIAL CANDIDATE.
STAMFORD. Oi‘l. "0 wi’loninmin F.
iiyutt of (ll-conwich, Wilt! noIniuniIId
yesterday by the. Democrats of the
21th District. for Senator for that dis-
trict.
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.
.There's grave danger from the
plague of Coughs und Colds that are
‘so prevalent. unless you take Dr.
King's Now Discovery for Consump-
tion. Coughs end Colds. Mrs. Cleo.
Walls. of Forest City. 1119.. writer:
“lt‘e u Godsend to people living In
climates whore coughs uud colds pre-
vail. I find it quickly ehde them. it.
prevents Pneumonia, cures Ln Crippe.
gives wonderful rollci in Asthma lillil
Hay Few-r Imd luakoo weak lungs
strong enough to ward off Consump-
tion. \(‘oughi nnd Colin-1.6m! find 31
Linnrruntecd by F. ii Baxter's South
Norwnlk. and E. 1’. Wctvd'e. Norwnlk.
drug stores. Trial bottle free. "
Sentinel Wnnt Add. my
THE FAiR CLOAK 8r. FUR STORE,
Denier and Maker of
ladies' Gluuks. Suits. his and line Millinury.
(‘lIII'nIIIntu Mudo in Chico uud Remodeled.
68 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Sitlli upt‘ll owning: until 9 p. m
—_~
W6ishu6h 1166661 1191113
We have a full line of Weiebnch goods to show you.
The Reed It Voik Electrical Compauu.
36 Washington Street.
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
"Hundreds of Young People}
an0 entered
MERRILL COLLEGES ‘2
South Nor-Willis. Stanford. Port Chg-tori
To Papers fob Bunions.
Day and Night Sessions.
Postal brings Catalogue and Enrollment Blank.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
. ‘_.‘c”.‘J_.~e.-‘11;<eA.-‘_-_a;e1-1u;.;-:-,a..:-.-l-'-‘I‘-:I-ZI;- ‘
PURI‘I'AN
OIL HEATERS
um absolutely Imfn and rclinble. So
nimble thni ll child can opt-ruin 11ml
rcwiclt them.
They rout. 1mm motwy and product;
more hunt than my illlli‘l‘ uli hector
in the market.
There is no Riflilliil or smell. Will
bent it room in no time and keep ll
warm. iioldr four unurtn of oil and
will burn from eight to ten hours.
Guaranteed to unit or money refunded.
Pricel route from $2.93 to “.60.
" in the Uni ‘
. N. 11., Edwin M. Broke. an actor, wen
, uppiirntlon of
States Circulh’ Court. to-
day imposed a fine of $108, 000 on the
New York Centre! Mid Hudson River
Railroad Company for granting rohntoe
of the transportation of the Ameri
can Sugur Refining Company. There
r-nru nix counts and a. line of bill.
6..) was imposed in each.
Frederick l... Pomeroy. assistant traf-
fic monomer of the New York Centre
was fined $1, 000 on each count, I). tote
of $8 0110
Judge iioit criticised the practice of
the railroad company.
I GIVE HONOR T80 WHOM IT l8
0. .
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Roma
dy,‘ol handout. N. Y., cured me of
Bright's dieeueo and Gravel. Four of
of the bout uh ulclene had failed to re-
lieve me. i ave recommended it. to
scores of people with like success, and
know it will cure all who try lt.——
Mrs. E. P. Mlenor. Burg Hill. 0. Price
$1.00, all dru late; 6 bottles 35. 00.
Free Sample other at it H.91uleted':
CHARGED WITH ABDUOTIN OiRL.
NEW YORK .Oct. l9.-—~Chnrgod
with the abduction o! Dov-thy Rudder.
n ilfteenyoar’old girl of Manchester,
arraigned in court today and held in
$1,000 boil .for examination on Mon
day. Misc Rudder was placed in the
custody of the ("'hildrcna Society to
wall the arrival of her mother from
Menthheutcr .
HOW'B THIN
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
wurd for uny case of Cninrrh that can
not be cured by Hull's Ceturrh Cure.
1’". J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
Wu. the undersigned. have known F.
.l. Chaney for the but 15 yours. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WAI.D1NC.KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale ilrusgieie. Toledo, 0.
Hull's Caturrh Cure is taken inter
nully. uctlng directly upon the blood
and mucoun surfaces of the eyutelu.
Testimonials dent free. Price 75
come per bottle. Sold by all Drus-
Take Hull's Family Pills for consti-
nation.
To thcI Bourd of County (‘otnuiluultut-
ore of Fnirilcld County.
1 horoby apply for n iiccneo to soil
Splrituous and lntoxicnting Liquors.
Alo. Luger liner. Rhino Wino und (‘1-
dcr at corner Ferric and Connecticut
avenues. Town of Norwulk
My place of bnniucss in not located
within 200 foot in u direct line of 13
Church Ediilcc or Public reboot-house.
or the promises prrtulning thereto or
no): i’okt-ofllco. Public Library or
(lmnoiory.
llntmi ut Norwulk. this 12th tiny of
October, A. 11.. 1906.
JOHN T. CURNYN.
Applicant,
We. tho undorsigned, (doctors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwnllt. hereby endorse the
application of the above named
John '1‘. (‘nrnyn for such license.
Dutod nt Norwulk, this 12111 day 01
Ur.tobcr A 11.1906
Henry (T. Froob. John Oldenachiagcr.
Edward Cahull John Malone Edward
liI-nwcr.
i horoby cortify thnt the nbovc-
nnmod ondorucru nre (doctors and tux-
IInyI-Io. us defined by low, of the Town
of Norwulk
lhItI-Il ut Norwnlk. this 12th day of
(loiohor A. b.1906.
HERBERT R SMlTli.
olli 20 Town Clerk.
To the Board of. County Commission
ore of Fulriieid County.
1 horoby upply for n license to sell
Spirltnous und intoxicating LiquorI-I.
Ale. lager Boer. Rhino Wino and Cl-
dcr Ill liollnnd iiouue. Connecticut avo-
quI, Town of Norwalk.
My pltlco of luminous in not locnled
within 200 foot in n direct line of 61
Church Ediiicc or Public school-house.
or the prvmlaou pertaining thereto or
any Poetoilico. Public Library or
CIImotory.
fluted In Nurwulk, this i2ih dny oi
(lctobcr, A. [1,196.0
ADOLPI; KEBSMGR.
Applicant
WC, tho undorulgncd, oloctoru and
taxpayers. no defined by low. of tho
Town of Norwuik. hereby undoruo the
tho ubovc uuxncd
Adolph KI-nnlcr for such licence.
DiItod at Norwalit. this thh duy of
lit-lobar. A. 1).. 1900.
Hermon Quittnor. Martin Spnhr
ill. .1. Woieolt. John J. Barry, Wm. it).
lhIninmiu.
i hrruby certify that ”11‘ above-
npumul endoreore nro clcctoru iillil tnx-
payeru. on defined by law of the Town
of Norwailt.
Dated at Norwnlk. this 12th day of
October, A. I). 1 Mil.
HERBERT it fiMl'i‘li
0‘13 20 Town Cluck.
To the llonrd of County Counuiuelon
urn of ll‘uirfiuid County.
1 hereby Apply for il llconuo to not!
liplrttuoue and littoxicuilhfl liqueur,
Ale. Luger Beer, Rhino Wine and (‘l
6613K In it bouton III-eel. Town of him
w
My place of bunineu in not located
within 200 feet in u direct tin/Il of I
church Edition or Public ncltool house
or the premiere pertaining thereto or
any PoutIolilce. Bnbllc Libmry or
t'i-Inotr‘fy.
fluted et Norweilt. thin 12th tiny of
o . mt
Mb" ”damn ronon
Ahplicnnt
We. the once clarion and
on: cm. In; to he'll )6 in, of the
Festival Norweik hereby endom the
education of the above named
in ltl'odor for Inch licence.
mutt bi Ndi‘wdiok, thin llth day bl
October. A. 0.11906
V. it I, pit c. Moron
“:3" $1111“ “ ll?” in Quittuer.
Cblelhln Chili‘holt.
l hereby certify that the above-
ntiiliiid ehddrerrl ere flcctore and to»
cum. as defined by cw, of the Town
i
All such right. title and interest. as
Elblrt A. Woodward. late of orwulk.
deceased, had at the time of llli death
in or to the billowing doecribed rout
eeteto. in for sale:
2. A parcel of land with it dwelling
house thoreon known as No. 7 Ann
Street, situated in the City of South
Norwulk in said towiI of Norwnlk und
boundodwNortlIeriy in rt by lund of
Lillian Ii. Tilly Show n by land of
Edward K lackwr EIeteriy till feet
ll inches by land of Mary A. Crow:
Southerly about 80 tool. 5 inches by
highway culled Ann street; and West.
oriy by other land of said decoulod and
in Dart by land of billion 11. 'i‘illy.
it. A parcel of land in dimonnionu
89% feet in‘front and tour und about
115% feet in depth. with u dwolllng
house thereon. known as '.No 10 Ann
Street. situated in said City of South
Norwalk. and boupoem—Nonhoriiyby by
highway called Ann street muster yb
land of Starch ill. Jayne; Southm-ly by
mid of Wilhelm ilichtblatl; and Worst-
eriy by land of Ferdinand liuyoe.
i A parcel of i ml in dimensions
25 feet in front on rear and 120 feet
in depth. with a brick store building
thereon known an No 84 Washington
Street. oituuted in eald City of south
Norwalk, und boundedANortherly by
highway culled Weilhinzton Street;
Eeteeriy by land of the estate of Reed
iiuvliand deceased: southerly by land
of inunebury. Mathewson it (30.. and
Westerly by land of the estate of Nel-
eon Taylor deceased.
.5. A parcel of land. with a brick
building thereon known he the “(lily
Hotel," situated in said City of South
Norwalk. and bounded—~Northoriy 104
foot of highway celled liavilund
Street; Easterly 60 feet by land of
John Oldenschlagbr; Sonthcriy by land
owned in common by Biiltl Eihirt A.
Woodwnrd and the estate of liurr
Knapp dot-cumin. (the parcel next Ilen-
cribcd). 104 feet; and Westerly 50
foot by highway called South Main
Street
Ii. An undivided one hull of a purccl
or land in dimension 100 foot in front
and tour and 101 feet 5 inches in depth
with a brick block thereon known as
“Music Hall Block,” situated in iiiild
City of South Norwuik, and bounded»
Northoriy by other land of cold do
ceeoed. (the parcel last above dea-
cribedl: Easterly by land of John 01-
'dcuechiugor: Southerly by land of
Emma V. Pepper; and Westerly by
highway culled South Main Street.
7. A parcel of land in dimensions
about ~15 foot in front and rcur and
about 147 feet. in depth. with at dwelt
ins boom.I thereon known on No. 68
South Muiu street situated in ouid
City of South Norwellt. and bounded»
NorthIrly by land of Annie M. Hayes;
Easterly by other loud of sold decenc-
ml. (tho putccl next herein douclihcdl;
Soutbelly by land 0! Jacob A nod (‘o
cello Rudder; nnd Wcrtorly by high
way called South Main Stlcot
it A purcel of loud in dimensions
nbout 45 foot in front and war illltl
nbout 113 feet in depth. with u rim-ll
lug house thereon known on No. 5
Huniurd Place. eituutod in said City of
South Norwolk. undod-North~
IIrly by land of . lrdon or wife:
identcrly by other land of cold douche-
oil (the parcel noxt herein Iiosoribod);
Sonthcriy by highway culled Haniord
Place" and Westerly in purl by hunt
of int-ob A. null Cecelia Rudder. in
port by the patent that above describ-
or]. und in port by land of Annie M.
Huyl‘u.
ii. A pnrccl of loud in dltncucionu
ubout to foot in trout and your and
about 113 foot in depth. with ii duoil-
his house thoroon known as No. 7
‘iunford Place. oltnntcd in said City of
South Norwnlk and bounded—~North
«fly in part by land of Wm. HIllilOli or
wile uml in pnri by land of "wrist
l:trll EnetoIiy by hind of Nollie it
t‘lnrk; Bouthcrly by highwuy Mlli‘il
linnforti Plat II and Weutmly by other
land of sold Iloccusod, (the patrol luut
nbove doucrilmd).
10. A parcel of llillil in (limousines
ubmu in foot in front undronr and
chant 90 tool in depth. with It dwelling
houuu thereon known on No. 2 liuufor
Pluco. situated in cold City of South
Norwnlk and bounded-"Northorly by
11 ighwny culled iinnford Pinch;
Footcrly by land of Mury
(3. Woodwm d; Bouthorly by land
of thI comic oi Francis F. 13”-
hoo deceased; and eeterly in part by
hind of lilo entuto of Fraud: if. ilyx
lIcII lilld in purl by land or Charm 8
'I‘rowbrldxo.
12. A parcel of hunt, with n dwnli-
tux lifllliIO thereon known ill No. M
Woodward Avenue, eltIIntoc In mid
(lily of South Norwulk end bonndcd~
Northuriy about 160 foot by highway
rolled Moudow Street; Easterly nbout
90 feet by hixhwuy culled Woodward
Avenue: floutllorly 163 font l’n llif‘lli'ii
to hold of Mury (‘. Wmdwudt and
chterly about til foot by land of
)hriutiun lwuril.
13. A parcel of land. with n dwoll-
an house thereon known as No ms
\Vootiwurd Avenue. IIttuIItod In the (”fly
of South Not-wail: nnd bounded
Northorly about lilo foot by lmui of tluI
heir: of Mun ll. Woodwnrd; itertcrly
50 foot by acid WIdeurIi Avenue:
ilnutborlv about lilo foot by land of
John ll Woodward: iunt Weuterly 1W.
foot by land of The (Inn, Hotrhlilun
Honu' Co in port and in pert by iund
oi Chriuilun kurtx.
ii. A parent of loud. with I: dwell-
ing bonito tbcroon, known Ill No. (it
Woodwurd Avanue, limited in lIiilIl
City of South Norwnlll and boundedn-
Northerlyw about nu feet. by loud or
John B WIoodword westerly 81 feet,
by it Woodward Avenue. southery
the M at 'by other hind of and
«localised. i
WentI-riy 611 foot by land of The Goo.
Ilbtchitiee floor (in6
; iii.h A pi; not of pd. "wmfillfig awe; l-
n‘r one when
Woodwind "till! “I!
city of Doing?! 'i 2?"? “34m“
northerly a bout
of ad lib t t I-Imr
1:111, ”link by nonunion
‘i‘ll'iM’lll‘. ‘ mutiny
ii .
in donci‘ib In. titld ”Westerly 166 ml
by land of Boone, Pepper-d It Go in
not land in part by land of The Goo.
otchitiiui soils' Co.
it A pitmi of iced. with e dwelt
house thereon! am In
of Nerulit.
mm In Lgirtéeil. “I“ ililt on all
0'” ’ slam It mun.
~In: Ill helm.
. one;
,vm‘ d“
odIIMImI
ext heroin uorofllmdl; end w
y f 00
wurii Avenue: Southqri‘y about 1 test
by land of John oodwerd; and
Welterly 62 feet by land of Boone. Pep-
perd it Co.
17. A tract of land. being unit men
flow in whole or in part. in quantity
two acres. more or icon, situated in
said City of South Norwulk. and bound-
eIi—Northevly by land of The (ion.
iiotohkiee Sone‘ Co; Eontorly by said
Woodward Avenue; Boutheriy by land
formerly of one Tbmnne Benedict and
now of owners unknown; and Wester-
ly by land now or formerly of the heirs
of Eliphulot lockwoori dflt'eiiscd,
18. A truct of salt meadow land in
quantity two boron. more or less. bit
dated in the town of Norwalk at South
Norwuik, lying Woktorly of bold Wood-
wurd Avenue. and bonndod~Northcriy
' by land of the helm of Goo. Benedict;
Easterly by land now or formerly of
the heirs of Ellphnlot Lockwood Ile-
couecd; Southeriy by land tormeriy of
the estate of Seth Seymour deceased;
and Westerly by land of owners un-
known.
Ztl. A parcel of londpin said City. of.
South Norwnik. with u dwelling house
thereon known as No. 8 Burritt Ave:
mic. and boundcdwNortherly 62.5
feet, more or loan. by Burritt Avenue:
Easterly 82 teat. more or leer. by land
of Frank H, Richards; Southcrly 62.5
(cot. by land now or talent Wm. H.
Smith; and Westerly 114 feel. more or
toes, by highway culled Lincoln Ave
nuc.
21. A parcel of land indimeneione
50 feet in front and rear and 125 foot
in depth. eituuted in said City of South
Norwulk, being lot No. 20 in Block 3
on a map on file in the 011ch of the
Town Clerk of said Town of Norwalk.
entitled "an or Building Lots in the
City or South Norwulk belonulns to
Frank Woodward. Charles 11:. .Womi
ward. Hattie L. Wodward, John B.
Woodward 1888." and bounded-Norttr
city by land at John 11. Woodward:
Eutecriy by lot, No. 9 tnext described);
tloutbcriy by land now or late of C.
Swurtz; nnd Weeteriy by highway
culled Woodward Avenue.
22. A port-c] of land in (Mmeneioue
50 feet in front and rear and 12b toot
in depth, nituntcd in said City of South
Norwulk. being 106 No. 9 in said Block
3 on cold map. and bounded—Northorly
by land of John B. Woodward; Easter:
is by highway culled Lincoln Avenue;
Southoriy by lot No. 10 (next describ-
cdl; uud Westerly by said lot No. 20
(lust above deecribodi.
23. A parcel of loud in dimensions
bi) feet in front and rear and 125 foot
in dcpth. IIltIintcd in said City of South
Norwalk. being lot No. 10 in cold
Block 3 on cold map. and bounded~
Northeriy by said lot No. 9 (luet above
described); Easterly by cold Lincoln
Avenue; Southerly by highway culled
Rivera Avenue; and Westerly by mud
now or into at Chrietieu Swurtl.
2-1. A parcel of land turquantity MI
ucl'u. more or lose. clinched in said City
of South Norwallf. nud bounded—v
Northorly by land formerly of the
heirs of Lemuel Brooke; ~Eueterly by
highways known on Water Street and
Burritt Avenue: Southerly by land oi
Jacob M. Layton: and Westerly by II
ditch (or land formerly of Nancy Tay-
or).
28. A tract of land in quantity five
ucrcs, more or lose. in said town of
Norwulk. and bounded, now or former\
ly~NorthorIy by lend of The New
York. New Haven and Hartford Reil-
rolul Company and by land of the helre
of Daniel iloyt; Easterly by land of
ilirum Taylor and land of Ward R.
Smith: Southorly by land of Word B.
Smith. land of bowl: 0. Wilson and
load of tho holru 01‘ Daniel Hoyt; and
chtcrly by 111ml of the heirs of Aaron
(I. Hoyt. and land of mid Railroad
(‘n.; with all appurtenant rights of
wny.
26. A parcel of land in dimensions
about no foot in front and rear and
about lilo foot in depth. with e dwell-
lng house thereon, situated in said
town of Norwelk at Emu Norwulk so
called. and bonndodv—‘Nortberly by
highway culled Firm Avenue or Street;
lJIIutoIli by land formerly of Cecelia
F. filmed and now cuppa-ed to belong
to the heir: of wwie Raymond; South-
oriy by luml formerly of Fluviuu Clerk
and now owned or occupied by Cath-
crino A. Itemuon; nud Westerly by
liillll fortnorlv John Morton and nnotb
or; will purt'i‘l bolus unopened to be
lot No. b on Firut Avenue on a map on
tile in the oiilce of the Town Cleric of
Norwnlk nmt known an a map of the
libel Norwullt buildinx lots.
27. A parcel of land. being lot No.
2 on e map on file In the oiiico of the
Town Clerk of acid Nbrwelk and on
dildo "Mun of Property belonging to
tho llolrl oi Clilrlotio St John Hon
ford. " otc.. with a dwelling hence
thereon known all No. i (‘lherlee Street,
nituutud It said that Norwellt. and
bounded NorthI-rly by land of the
bciru of Dnnlul lienfooll: 1131614wa by
hind turtnnriy of Colombo 1.1 Unborn;
Houtimriy by'lmui of Mar Wood
wanl'. iiliil WIIuierly by hiprny celled
(lltnrien iiircct: and being to foot in
trout and rear and 125 but in depth.
.l'li A pun-e1 of land in «id but
Norwallf. brim: lot No. til on cold row
of land of Hair: of Charlotte St. John
linnford. with n dwelling hence there
on known all No. i Oboriee iltroet. and
bounded o-Northorty 1215 feet by loud
of tho hcire of Daniel iionfnrd. Eut-
criy 60 feet by mid Charla: litmtl
southerly by lend of Mary 0W
word and Wowtoriy by lend of the or
”ill“ of Wm. Pool (locomd and of uh
it ill‘.
If. A parcel of ohm from and enn-
moadow IIitmItetl ll. uld south. Nero
walk. end bounded-«Northern by lend
end unit-menuow of Win. A. tit-inn:
[calmly by the union of Norm":
Harbor. to culled. Bottlheriy by n
Vomit or other mid of iilld 11M
(the autumn piece. be called), cud
chiefly by land of Frank. H.”
micro in writing for Mill or “from
of the II rem mm mm
Wu. Ito-6.66"":
Q
11me int. to“. union eon-r
“tourney
out! to . uion.
GUILTY or CRIMINAL Mull”.
NEW HAY“. Oct. mentioned
guilty of criminal merit upon dumb
Bonnet II inn-mu your obi rt. Freon
throw: 3;.“ “ “In;
on 1! Hit
undue 111M mum
“anti M ll...
“1%....ng mti'fildi...
:19;
“wmfi” pg...“ 5»,
I
l
80.38011.
WEAR.
o p"
iug Monday morning.
on; on white grounder.
\Iiil plcasc men of fastidious taste.
tucllctl, $1.00.
Root's Tivoli Underwear. camels hair in white and
light brown, finished pcrfcctly, silk stitched and Silk taped
throughout.
Single breasted
Double breasted,
Coat Sweaters.
down the front.
hluc. $3. 00.
Boys Sweaters with or without collars, oxford, navy
and royal blue and 'scarlct $1 00 and $1. 75.
Certain Week-end Specials.
Cotton Poplin.
anti rcscda.
anti washable.
Primed Henriettas.
garnet with «lots and checks 111 while
\Iintcr dresses and women 5 house gowns
Crib Comfortables.
light. sweet pea and other floral patterns
Silk Hose Supporters.
(‘lflSllk. dainty ribbon bows on the fasteners.
and polo blue.
Women s Fleeccd Underwear
Vests and Pants.
Infants' Swelters.
blue. for veer olIl babies.
A. Dickerman
u wasnmorott m 'l
and lint-inn. lumber.
Milli: piper. eburthlnz paper.
any out «motor tendon.
Pile. Redwood. Cyprus. ream led Chestnut.
ins. turning, pinning. ilfiop looping, cabinet work. vcuurbti work: Kiln.
, drying abilities.
met... rear or HAIIIIAIA. or.
union 9M9. worn of.
Wm
P. D. Corsets.
M rs
Display in Main Street window.
All have \ necks
Good imitation of lrish poplin,
25 cts.
ln dainty
Special at 50 cts a pair.
Union Suits. 50 cts.
Children's Fleeced Underwear.
Vests and Pants, 29 cis.
Union Suits, 50 cts.
Merino Vests and Pants, 50 cts.
Union Suits, $1. 00.
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CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed.
25c to 75¢.
LADIES' GARMENTS.
lixrcllcnt Value at ........ 256‘
‘tjolchISInr”1lr.Illd at .sor
"Non Shrinkiug' at ........ 756
”Oxford 1. ut‘ .. ........ $1 on
MEN‘S GARMENTS
Whitt- and iirry at 50c
Natural Wool ill . 751‘
Natural Wool nt . $1.00
.‘pe
mt
Bridgeport humor-mud.
The D M Read Co.
Warm little knitted Sweaters of navy
Vi crc $2 00. non 50 cm
The D M. Read Co.
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Mrs. Newman already well known to our customers
as a coiscticrc of much skill and cxpc.ricncc will make her
autumn visit to us next week and will be with us commenc-
’i‘hc 1‘ i) (.‘orsct which she will
demonstrate In one of the finest of the 1. rcnth productionII. ,
and pIIIlIaps the most convincing proof of its cxccllcuce' IS ‘ t
that women continue to like it and buy it each successch
111ch are various models for slender and medium fig—
urcs and for stout women.
stylc best suited to the wearer and fits it satisfactorily.
‘ ”the 1 ii. a domestic Corset will be shOwn in connec-
tion with the l’. D
. Appointments for the week can he made now at the
Curse: Section.
Men’s Shirts and Underwear.
Just received a new linc of Fancy Percale stiff- bosom-
(Id Shirts. narrow stripes and small Set figures In neat col-
A most attractive showing that
( offs attached or Ile-
Newman Selects the
$1.00 and $1 25 . .
6x so .
they to Slip on because they button
Oxford and
navy
"Fine shades in Ilark red, navy, brown
' ’bLIt ‘ cotton
Dork grounds. navy. green and
I Inc for children's.
19 cts. a yard.
silkolines.
soft and
75 cts. .
l’ oiled hsntin ribbon Over the
White, pink
25 (I15. cach.
Underwear
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The Chung:- in the weather suggcsts WINTER UNDER-
Wc are prepared to show full “1105 at Popular l’rirrs.
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court! nonwiitnmru.
Telephone 446.
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Filill II Monro A Miller.
Timber. shirtlergleth, ell liiniib and ruin of berated aiding, flooring
All ltlnde of'lierd ween. Tar paper. that cooled
mn- Imimr um cunning * pipers. Mill“
noun. mu, blinds. intorior house one in
minim Into ”tinny" Irw-
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