I
no KKnK KKK Have
Killways BoKKrgiII
Bears the
Signature ‘
KIM. IN 5 (lllLIIltl N‘~
Promotés Digestion .Clteert‘ub
ness and Rest. Contains neither
umdtlo whine norMirwral.
or Museum“).
In
III
its/K.
For lvir
Thirty Years
A ecl Rented forCons
homom- Stomach. Diarrtwa
‘ Worms .1 ionvulsionsfeverish
‘. ness and Loss or SLEEP.
Mfiimilofii'gnature Kr
1h KIIuKIlh» ultl
flilH‘mI 5 ”15‘" N15
' m emu: month.
"I “MAUI my. INN... am.
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WINSTED OFFlCER
Charged Wrth Cruelty to Animals and
‘.L. A .......
ARRESTED. K E. C 1)o\'l'itt Ki (‘o,_ ot C.hlcago, at.
uhosc laboratory i\'odol is prepared,
. . .rssnrc us that this Ionturkabio diges-
ts Freed. giant. and corrective for the stomach
\VlNS’i‘itIlt. ltcc. l‘.t- Kticurgc 'l‘uyiltl' iconforms fully to all pr'orisibus of the
a. mcmhcr of thc lot'ui Irolh‘c itII't'K‘.JNatiKIIKKIi l’urc. Food and Drug Law.
was arrest-Id yesterday :li‘icr'uoon bI' Sold l)\ The (‘iiotird Pharmacy and
NEW YORK, Dec. 111. ~~~~~ Mrs. Mary .1.
,\lKKltauiKl, who is undcr imiirtrncnt
you a charge of perjury in (Kmucction
'with tho sottlcmont KII thc estate of
_..-._-. ~—-——-K -~‘-‘ lihl‘ late \lr‘s. llIKlK-n 1’K‘ir”,(c til line-don
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA "llltiltllktl not guilty \Ihcn 5ho was aI-
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New (‘astlmtiaiuucd in (“(11111 today. Shc “as Kc-
Del. says: “1 uui‘l'crcd 1m years with mandcd to tho "loinbs to await trial.
dyspepsia used to have great distress ..~_.-..,_.._._ ..._._....
and belching. l tIicd mouthing i lk‘Wltt‘s Kidney and liluddor l‘ills
could hear of but nothing helped mo (lilit 1i1\ til'ilt‘ rho poisons from the syn
until i took Brazilian llalm and one. 521) turn and thus afford Irlicf. A vri‘tok 25
cent bottle cured mic cmuplorciy.” itIc.'.KtnIcnt 101 25c. Sold by The (.‘lil-
For sale by it I‘iaisted F. 11. lord l’harr'ruaty and ’llrc Birdgo i'hut:
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “ . nimy.
city court last night, Taylor ploudcd
guilty, was admonishcd by the court
and dismissed upon payment of costs
umotlllliilg in $7.17.
(Thicl‘ ot' l‘olicc Wheeler on a warrant. .- ”the Bridge i’lIaIIrIaty. u
charging hirII with cruK li_\' to annuals 1, WWW ~......
\llc is charged wixlr having failed tu3l MRS, M’DANlEL PLEADS NOT
prortdc propcr shcltcr for his pigs and . GUILTY -
with starring :K yoke of cattle. in tho 1' ' '
l
The Mohawk Springs.
Settlers and Shippers
of
it ill":.': 151‘.
MOIIAWK IIINKIIKII U l:,..,.:':} ”p
ALE " '
Mohawk Spring \Vutcr MUHAWK i.i’i‘illA
Mohawk ('iuh Soda , Si’ltiNti WATER
Mohawk Sar'saparllla
Mohawk iiirch licor Plain and Sparkling
Mohawk Nervo
llnluwlr Spin” Water to. 211 Washington 81.,80uth lanKlk.
N01 ltE 1S HEREBY GIVEN
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our
Coal. We can do this easily, because there is more heat value to
the ton in our Coal than In any other Coal you can buy.
The llaniel lieugh but lumping.
Branch Offices:
3 Bridge Drug Store.
Leary‘s News Stand.
74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
THE FAIR CLOAK 8r FUR STORE,
Dealer and Maker of
.. ladies Cloaks. Suits furs and line Milllnery
- (1:11anan Marlo to (h chr and Rotnrulclcd
613 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Ntorc opcu t'\t'lillll:it until 11 p m.
”assoc T... “ $5.005...
COAL
Extra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton,
delivered in your bin.
run HARRIS&GANS CKIIPANIi
PHONE, 480.
lip
K" “WATER"
03 _.
01d Company Lehi‘gh, Cross Creek
. Jeddo,
.. . ranK rumpus Imp “Ivar
Rayman ‘ Bros.
. Remnants of the . Soh‘ngtioooke
.kots.
‘rucn.
'wc bu, founded 11.
tillllllililliilll
Tribe Still Living in Kent—-
0ldest Member Eightydour
Years of Age .
Among the loot remnants of the in-
dluu tribes once» inhabiting Conuee.
tlout are the Schagtlcookeu, living with-
in the borders of the town of Kent. not
tar from the New York line. where
they have existed for no uly 200 ,Vt‘tllH
There are iwontv- live of them new on
their reservation and it is supposed
that. there may be three. times as runny
more scattered about. the state. Those
that. are left. are bull’dlroods or quI'II'»
tunllrecds. ’l‘bolr business affairs are
cared for by Fred R. lame, their over-
soon leaving them free to apt-ml their
time. in hunting, linking or making bas-
'i‘lIc story of thc Scbngtlcookcs is
that. of nearly all iudlun tribes; but
once in their history woro they 01)-
pressed and thou not by Connecticut;
The tribe was formed of the
wreckage 01‘ once powort‘ul bands and
duties well back into the eighteenth
ccutury. when a Formal, Gideon Man-
The indlan who
was evidently a man or more than or-
dinary ability, once lived in Derby and
be first appears in Connecticut ree-
oI‘ds n5 helm; ono of thirteen indiarrs.
who, in 1729. sold a section of land.
their a part of the. town of New Fair-
liold. to a few white men for 1:55. the
land thus transferrcd comprising what
is now the town of Shotmau. Muuwchu
then went across the line into New
\orlt and remained for a short limo.
When he chanced to stray into the.
hills now promincnt. in tho town of
Kent. and caught. the idea of forming
a settlement. there.
Mauwehu thou gathered to himself
a. crowd of ludiaua some being. it is
supposed. of his own tribu, some Mohe-
guns from the Hudson Vullcy and most
of tho \Vararnuugs from New Milford.
until probably upwards of 200 sottluro
with him in the Kent hills. where. they
dcmucd the white mun would not come.
l-lardly bad they established thorn-
solves there before thcy \vcr-c. found by
those itIvctcrato missionaries, the Mo-
I'aviuus, who labored faithfully amour:
them, tho loader of the mission band
being (.‘br‘ialian llonry Ranch, who in
duo tlmo, converted Mauwchu and up
wards of 1511 others of tho tribc.
’l‘hK-ir conversion came. near being
their undoing. for tho white men who
had bccn soiling liquor to the inditrns
objected stron sit in u pr-attico, whirh
.ittcatcucd to cut off thrit souIcc of
profit and they (irculatcd the 51on
that tho llUixSitlimllt‘S were arming llIc
‘ cents per bottle.
indiIn5 A5 tho French and indirzrn
war had thou bccumc u. fuel the story
was crcditcd by the colonists in Now
\‘ork. whose litaglslutur'c insisted thatl
tho Moravians should hind thcmsclvcs
by an oath not to ongugc in any such
practices. As llro Morarlans were
KIch.5c to taking oaths lhty left their
contorts and “cut to that stronghold
o1 tho faith, iicthlohom Pa
’10 Ibi.5 place they were loilowod by
lltlli‘ly of their lndian (OIHI‘llti includ-
ing a chlcurtlon from the tribe at
boot. The c lirnatc did not agroc with
thrill and many of thorn died. while
Ihc rcst cumc struggling back to Kent.
licl'orc 17.30 the wliltc scttlcrs had
come into the truighborhood of tho
tribc and them became a demand for
some of tho lltlltl, though much of it
was considered as of little value.
in 175:: the IKogiulutnro of (‘.onuocti-
(ill confirmed a grant of loud to tho
St-K-bagtimoitcs amt in 171.7 appointcd
an U\t‘ll5‘l'(‘i to rule for thorn. Thcy
bad ost the upward impnisc gained
from tho Mornvians and Were poor and
drunken. though never dangerous,
neighbor's. indeed the danger was to
tho. lndiaus and in October 1771,11on
sent the following petition to the Gen
K-Kul Assembly at New lluvon:
“We. poor lntins at Scatcuk iu the
town 01' Kent we desire in the most
bonublo Seruhly at. New Haven. We
arc I'cry much pressed by the Noun
want: people pruking our fences and
out gates and turning their cuttlc in
our gardens and destroying our fruits
the loss of our good friend 4 years ago
which we desire lot It nothor otch-Kcor
in his stcd to takc (‘nic of us and see
that we are not waged by the people
we make choice of Elisha Swift. of
Kent to be our trustee ll’ 11. be blosintz
to your minds.”
Evidently it was, for Elisha Swift
was appointed. in ”til the imglslrrturo
voted to apportion tlt’iy acres or" land
for ouch l'urrrlly and tho grant. amount-
cd to between 1,300 and 1.500 ucrcu of
mountain land. in 18111 the Imululnturc
chciKlK-Kl to soil a portion of it. the num-
K-y to bo cxpcudcd for tho. cnro of tho
Indians. 'l ho amount sold brought
$1,.itItI 'lhut llltt\ ho conjectured to
bow lIK-cu tho |.m1 Halo and what thcru
15KIow lclt lb’ nipple. for the twenty five
mu \ lvoru. .
lu 1111511 thclK porrmuul ut'Itatc wu5 \KIl
trod at $121121. hi: and the remit for 1ch
pKI'csont your puts it. at $11..iill till tho
rcul cutatc bclmr,K valued at 32,1301)
in mm 1801 to 1823 the ovcruooi H ac
counts werc nudltcrl by a board of and-
ltti rKK uppolutcd by the country. in
111 it tho settlement of the accounts
was turned over to the courts and
Judge Gideon H. Welclr of 'l‘or-Krington.
pqw bundlefl them.
lt‘ho oldost member of the tribe. VII.-
‘lue Killian is now 84 years old and un-
1.11 a tow yenn ago he was very active.
1qu was the father or it large family of
children and gave to all of them It good
or nation James Harris 1511 years of
and rolhrlourlly inclined.
at out member.
They are quiet fole
a bored and smoked. not tobmoo but
‘1 elln. often termed lndlan tobacco.
Most of them now prom tobacco as
to" strong. Apparently it. in a (Knee.
lieu of but. It l'dw years before tho trllm'
gurliorod by Muuwoliu hocomuu extinct.
Man-m
ms.“
“you. Ianaui‘lv wouk. rundown? Head
tluho'.’ utquIK-II "oft“? Just It plulu
«use of my liver. Burdook Blood or
ton; tones liver and Itomach. prompt.
or digestion, purifier thy him.
to the new ‘ ,
balding to some to! the traits of their. "
turbo. for untll within II about time they ~
p tumult». Tablets
attonxthon Weak h muons. Proven
mutt! time! in south Norwaik.
They have cured and are curing
dyupoputa everywhere‘ but only local.
home proof is offered to people at
South Norwaik.
Hero in Booth Norwuik we have no
use. for Nohrunkn or Michigan evi-
dunno. We want to know What our
own neighbors say.
And it. in a fuel, that all stomach
remedy advertising. backed with South
Norwulk testimony, rotors to Dr. [lich-
ur'ds l‘lyupopnla Tablets.
(Jo through this or any other paperK
uml soc for yourself.
Mr. R. .1. Brown. of 35 Van 7umlt
sit-cot, East Norwuik. Conn, uuyn: ~—
"1 have found Dr. Richard» Dyspep-
ala Tablets to be just us they are rep-
resented. 'l‘hcy‘sccru to suit my
0ch exactly. '1‘]on built up my
strength Kind Improved my digestive
organs Wonderfully. i take pleasure
in recommending this remedy to any
person ~who uray suffer from indigou
tlon."
For sale by all drugglsts. Best
to say “Richards" twico. Price fit)
Made by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia 'i‘nblot Association, 53
Worth street. New York.
.... A... - .,- _
VON BUELOW’S RULE MAY END.
Placed Himself in Jeopardy by His
Advice to Emperor William. .
BERLIN. Doc, tin—«Tho political
fortunes of the imperial Chancellor,
i’rincp von liuclow, are rogurded in
court circles as huvlughcon plucod m
jcopurdy by his advice to Emperor
William to dissolve the Roichstux. Po
iitlcians arc ulrcady saying that if an
ndvcrsu majority in rctur'rred to tho
ltciehutug von lluclow's chunccllorsbip
will be ondod. it may be said that
he took his political lilo. in his hands
on December 13. and ho evidently was
undcr the inspiration that, comes of
taking great risks for he spoke all one.
trunst‘ormcd. his rnunnor helm: wholly
dillercut from anything the liciucstug
had even soon front blm.‘ 'l‘ho chancol~
lor‘u smooth, diplomatic hearing was
dropper] and he spoke with such a
I'cclrlcsunoss of the cnnscqncrrecu that
ho (touted the impression that II. Illr’w
you itucluw w speaking. The chan-
(“‘1‘11111 was speaking, ’ihc chancellor
is known to have annulled under the
idea. that he was a more instrument
for carryhu.r out tho emperor's will.
Von llrtclow apparently is determined
to do soructbinrz, to secure the reputa—
tion of being a bold. independent. stu-
tcsIIIKIII. 'l‘hc channollor. on Thursday
spokc with such cncrgy that a deputy
of tho l'IIIs5ian 111th sitting in tho
gaKlchy romaikod:
‘liism'ark could not have done bot-
for.
’iho chancellor evidently felt that
ho. was, for the first time in his pal»
liumcntary career. freeing himself of
all trannucls. i'ii‘u courage was no
more outbreak of spoutucous cutbu.5~
iusm. ills brooch with the clerical
party was planncd beforehand coudl
tlrm. l1 upon 115 rontluucd opposition to
tho cover ntuent s mnasurc s. ”the fact
that it is not certain thn hc gthr-n
mcut will secure a majority at. tho
coming clocfiouu and tho uncertainty
regarding its supposition if a major
to is scorn-rid throws a favoiabic,
light on tho chancellor's courage.
A TEXAS WONDER.
'i‘hcrc's a Hill at Bowie, 'l‘cx., that's
twice as big as last year. This wonder
is \V. 1.. Hill who from a. weight of 90
pounds has crown to over 1811. Ho
t-ilHH 'l sufftrcd with a thIibic
tough and rimbm‘tl new. met up to die
of Consumption. i was rcdncod to
90 pounds, whon l hogan taking Dr
King's New lIiscm-ory for Consular»
lion, Coughs and Colds. Now_ aft-or
taking 12 hottlos, l have more than
doubled in weight and am completely
cured.” Only snrc Cough and Cold
cure. (illili‘illllt‘tili by ll‘. 11. Baxter,
South Norwulk. and it}. 1’. Wood, Nor-
wulk. drruzuists. . 500 and $1.00. Trial
bottles true ”
FIFTEEN SAILORS SENTENCED.
SidilAS’i‘Ol’Ol., 1)er.19.~l7iftt‘cn sail
ors who partleipatrd in the mutiny on
Julio 1905 on board the Russian bat-
tleship Kniaz Potmklne (now the Pan-
Icicrnou) were ncntcuccd today. The
l‘cnder was coudoruncd to four will ti
pcnnl 5'erilnde and the otbciu to
solve in the Kllsoipllnnrt corp!» ranging
from le months to two yours. The
prisoners were those. of tho crew who
sought refuge. in RrIunqubI, when 1ch
Kulnz Potomklm- put in Kustcmli.
whore who eventually surrendered, and
who unlmcuuontly gch themselves, up
to the Rwandan authorities.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are picauod to announce that Fo-
lcy‘ s iloncy and '.l‘ur for (3,011th colds
and lung troubles in not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug Law an
it. contains no opinion or other hurm
t'ul drugs. and wo. KHoKoIanIcnd it no a
sale Iciucdy for chiidrrui und adultu.
I’lulutod‘ Kr thug Store turd 'l‘be Clifford
l’bm many.
WW
CHARLES F. COCHRAN DEAD.
s'r. 10.5mm. Md. pm. KKK-«Known
lcs h‘teruout. (1 ocinuu. who rcprcacnt,
I tho Fourth District of Missouri in
.rtugr'etul from 1896 to 1902.;dlod early
toKuhv.
Cure a Cold in Outfit?
cm are mm W
(a? Wirfv'mg
Billion to be PKKKKKIKKI to
ltarrt
AtNutlonnl For. Food and Drug Lair.
Legislator-ammo is Exact-
inn and Otticers Have Much
Responsibility
MW, 5
it. is rumored to military circlcll
throughout the ututu that an effort will
be made at tho Incoming session of
the general Assembly to inert-nae the
compensation of the officers and men
of tho Connecticut. National Guard.
it is argued by those who favor the
proposal that. since the regulations of
the C N 0. have been Kirangcd to
audio thorn conform to those of the re
guiru- army the work required of om-
cers and men has been greatly lucreuo
ed and the duties made more exacting
and uevcrc.
The C. N. (1-. like the militia of other
states of the Union, has bocome an
auxiliary of the military forces of the
button, and no one now looks on the
brigade as a military Organization.
whose Bl'tlpt‘ 01' active service is llIrIll-
cd to the hoods of the state.
The national [roveruruont lllllkflil a
liberal constlbutlon annually for. the
malntcnaucr‘a‘ and in return rcqulrcu
that it shall be kept up to a stubdurd,
ot' cillK-icucy that. will make. it fit at
all limos to engage in the service 01'
the nation.
This policy involves a corresponding
Klegrce of work and training on tho
part. of the oiiicors and men to which
they were not accustomed in the peat.
that. is, before the reorganization 01'
the National Guard under the law that
was past, by the general assembly.
Just what. shape the proposal to in
crouso the componsation will take has
not. yet been dotornIiIch. It, is be-
tiered. however. that ottiecrs and mcn
may be paid for attending the week-
ly drills during: the drilling sermon.
At the present time they are paid
only when called out for aortic. ser-
vice. it is hold that the state should
not. ask men to give their time to its
service without paying for it, and the
ormrmout is made that tho stale oi
Connecticut. in rich onougbKio pity for
every service. military and civil that
is rendered It.
YOU HAVEOFTEN BEEN WOMEN
with market bluenoas or cuteness oi
face. vitiuted appetites and a strong
craving for unwhoiosorne food. ‘.Theae
are signs of disordered liver and the.
trouble ruuut. be corrected or worse
results are sure to follow. Dr. Ken-
nedy‘s Favorite Remedy dispels liver
disease. Husbands and fathers cau-
uot. afford to treat this matter lightly.
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Piaisted's
TAKES THE CARDINAL'S RESIDUE.
M. Vivianl Installing New Miinatry of
, Labor in House. .
PARIS. Dec. tit-(‘.Krscs of actual ro-
sistancc to the authorities charged
with tukiug over ecclesiastical cditlccs
under the Church and Srutc separation
law are l'ill‘l'. The use of troops has
boon necessary thus for only at th’Vill.
Department of tho Var. where the 5th-
«touts banimuied themselves in the
scrotum. .A- more determined atti-
Iudemiafuntl - pitted relative to personal
property. d ,eds. etc. to the hands of
tho vostry treasurers, which, should be
dcpouitod with tho smucstrntiou
adopts botol'o tomorrow, Neverthe-
less the treasures are expected to
yield to u about of lunar
Applications for permission to hold
religions meetings under the law of
1881 have now been made in bchaif of
:12 out, of 71 parish churches.
M. Vlvlaul, the Minister of Labor, in
installing the new ministry of labor in
Cardinal Richard's lute palace.
NEW CURE FOR EPILEPSY.
J. B, Wutcrnmu. of Wutortown, 0..
rural free delivery' writes: “My
daughter. afflicted for yours with epl-,
lcpuy. was cured by Dr. King's New
Lilo Pliiu. She has not had an attack
for over two years." Boat body
cleansers and life. giving tonic. pills on
earth. 250 at F ii Baxter a. South
Nor-walk, and E. P. Weed’ 8, Norwalk.
drug stores.
PETITIONS FOR TROLLEY LAY~
OUTS.
NEW HAVEN. Doc. .l9.--'l‘lre Con-
solidated Railway Company gave no
lino yesterday of it' intention to poll-
tlon the (Ioncmt Assembly for u. nnm
buy of new layouts for lines in Nor
wleh. Mlddlotowrr New .14)ndorr.Wle-
lluglord uud Bloomfield. in this clil'
among the new locations wanted, in
portion which crosses the
truukugc on Temple street in that
portion which crosses the moon. in
the trust cvcrv effort to not trucks
rhrougb this portion of: Temple street
has been vigorously rcnlutod.
MAKES THE LIVER LIV'ELY.
()rlnu Laxative Fruit. Syrup 3le33
constipation till it stimulates the liver
and deuteron. the natural notion; of the
bowclu without inhaling theno organs
lilo: pills or ordinary cathartic can
not. unuscuto or gripe and in rnlld and.
pleasant to 1nkc.RoInemhor lilo
name ()RiNO and refuse uuturtitutotr.
Plulr‘ucd 5 Drug t-ltom and The Clltford
Pharmacy.
.——.—.
NEW HAVEN ODAMEIAGE BUILDER
NEW HAVEN). EDoor. ill.—-liurr'y C
Holcomb. a carriage manufacturer of
this cit. died at Cheshire today Itf-
loitering lllneao. During his
term at Yale he was widely known
on cumin and football Die
Holcomb with In hilt thirty-
Kth'wumlyt‘ motive clonal Syrup
drive-Kane tho cold . "tire-
coughi Gordan: Hone and Thin Free
from my opiates. conforms to’ tlill
1‘
Pleasant to take. Bold by 'l‘ e Clif-
ford Hominy ind The fir-id: Phn‘r;
mucy.
APAINTER FELL 'ro HID DEATH
NIOW, UINl‘mN.
Kilomdrunu. a painter. while ut world
ron KI unaltold. III II luIKlldtnI. In Main
ntr t route-why tell :10 tool to the
SMWI‘W mrtlrtlmv rt Notion of tilt
Kskult. resulting. in Kuwait rattan:
1...: .. . . . '-
m
lion. litalfltlwul‘tl.
pormuncrut relief in cases of habitual ;.
hr youn' K.
O.
mat-mm ran.
The “week BefOre.
That is all there is udw. and it is bound to bc a busy
one cvcn it we have wild weather, steel and snow. The
store is in line rendition. itKKrIdl} a 5fttul. is (1K plctcd for,
we. bought hugely. knowing how Klisappointiug it is not to
find desired articles at the. last day or 50 K
'ihc loy Store 115‘ complete "l here 1.5 a line stock of the
larger 'l'ov5‘ designed for use irr‘lllt‘ void or on the sidewalk.
Automobiles, Tricycles, Express Wagons émd Sleds.
Plenty of Sleds for girls andt boys.
Neckweur for Women.
l\ll the tooling laucic5 in Neck‘wKar arc shown thC.
and novelties arc cou5tantly ar'KIitiIIg. .Mauy beautiful speci-
mens of iIIInKlonk on linen and in tact. lop t,oll.trs. (ol—
lar and Unit Scts, lJlIcIrIithtcs and Slcevclcts. _\\’itlc Shoul~
cht‘ Collars and Boleros of lrish lacc.
Du Barry Scarfs.
livery woman will delight in. tlIcsc quuisitc Sculls.
in plain and l)rc.5dt'n cllccls, soil and 5‘lrimrucring,‘r they varc
(throng llIc season .5 daiuticst fancies for evening wear.
Prices from $100 to $5.00 . j t.
I'KT‘,‘ 'I
For Evening GoWns.
Thin Materials moderately priced.
time 111.15 been 50 much demand for filrc Hilton-5 and
Koltou and silk fabrics for dauciuw irqck5 and evening went
that \\t.‘ have settucd a nurubcr oi the 1007 Spring,r styles.
these too at the \\ ash (Koorls Section downstairs.
3 .Empirc Muslin. qttitc a novelty and exclusive to us,
40 inches wide. 500. .
Silk Dimity in 10\C1\ shades. 391.
Banzai Silks, plain and ligui'cd.
Pompadour Chiffon, line and 511th with pompadoui
tropics, 30L. ‘ i.
Chiffon Checks iu Iosc, pale blue nilc. cardinal and
cream. 39c. _
Gift Articles.
In Porcelain. Pottery. Metal and Crystal.
From these can be selected frills that announce to the
Ictcitcr ctidcut thought. andK the) pill 5e1\e tor use, in Ad
tillitrll to keeping in K‘eIIIcmbIAIIKc a certain 1c5tal day—
Christmas of 1901)
Havilnnd and Pouyat China, T .
English China, specimens of ( oalpoit and Cauldron.
Rozane and Tepiitz wAKc \ ascs. lugs and laukards.
Black Wrought Iron Lamps for dens .Knd libraries.
Chafing Dishes ill copper and nitkel plate
English Art Glass ,\a.5c.5‘. Baskets and Bowls of su-
pcrb coloririgrs. ..
Fancy gold and French gray Clocks of artistic dcsigu.
Electrolicrs “till art at: Iss shades.
Jardinieres and Fern Dishes ot Iinc pottery and polish-
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CHILDREN‘S CARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
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LADIES’ GARMENTS.
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“Golden Star" hand .It 50c
‘Non Shrinking” at ... 75K:
"Oxford Cut" at. $1.00
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