'Mlfl'; 1'
hm; ed "A Icn that
-, l 541111.11 51.
. neve- y from ran 1
~ Chou masts and bows riit
,911 me by the board, says
euros?” ”mfg;
. even or trails set. and
mysterious reason she has
dosed. and is, therefore.-.
' ' 816% 61315111115” Change
M W” 4
ihhce ayn this slde of tilt
111111111111 empty. iron
“gig: been a 9001911 111111)
its, but warts, 11111511
woodyeorlt had Men
was left to re
I' record: of the hydro'graphh
Ibow that there were about fit
The saint
. in seven year:
were reported in .tht
' to, of which but litth
truth ouo'fourth were Identified
own that there is an averagt
1:20 of these Perils to naviga
44116,th in the tuck of our oceai
gimme". Ind that after a great. cy
loii-c'istorns'i‘sthn number is sometime:
on
1 V31! If these remain afloat. but 1
few. 7 .. veileibdtsome of then
drift , . . plumes years. sveer
' it" old. across the At
2932”.» Mama)! tin
“all: 16 th 61316189: ndsu bug]
e u n 115. 1
the thMIuIster Faun E. Wolstol
abandon Hatterga 1a 1891 drift
86 l outfit three years un-
six days, was reported in widely dis
tent blues y more than 11111 v01
d it fly ended her carer
, ”’Te'r r-sey 'coa'et not very in
,1489491911 starting, havin
' ‘il'i‘e scan for eight or fc1
Baud miles. ,
6’ stony pf 4pc wooden ship We
B. and cit; remarkable. The stem;
7‘ 211mm this abandoned ve.
which ' 1&1' 111-15. and instead. 5
onnaie ‘ atheré were two. The at.
er. 6! the Taylor traveled port
and drifted ashore at Wells Beach. M1
'lh‘olf'orwd'rii pert Went south and we
finfiiy destroyed off the Carolinas
1‘5e derelict is atl ehpcciai peril b1
e it cannot. be charted like a mo
9111,5511 so be avoided bv can
fulruavightiou. it is here today an
miles away tomorrow 11nd no one on .
tellt where it may 111111 up the no.1
:iana Mornment vessels have don
thing in the w y 9f hunting u
do leti 1.55 destroy 11g them. and lap
Mary congress authorized the buildin
of p“ 2950, but) steamer as a derelict d1
stroxc “11. 11111.1: maritime D l).
A: 4lc1eiici is always a patheti
' nigh: li’ll'i'lH often of human sulfe1
lug carried to the limit of human e1
tlurcnce. A lumber~laden bark i
caught in a,Ca1ibbcou urricauc an
12112.5 streak with bu Works stow
dew house's masked and only splint
cred; stumps of her three masts stant‘
ins“ Thegcnew of, eleven, inciudin
theyrcaplalus' young wife ale lashet
1041 e broken masts, and when thn
Ito .obittcs they liml no shelter It
or forecastle, for the ship is int
, of bitter. Mostof theirt'ood lsruitxcd
Ju music are rigged distress signal-
ispiayed by day and night Afte.
ion week of slow starvation, thc'
ink to the only post left undestroyec
a storm. .gad with a scmt suppl:
cad and ter make their way 11
11 dnys of intolerable sufferlnl pearl:
1.4 miles in Grenada. in the Wind
islands, 1 Such. in brief we
the “tory of .theili‘loreuce E Edgetti
th {all of 1902. Much like it is tbn
slot of many of her kind.
14% history of the derelict often in
vol an insoluble mystery. last. win
M Rebound steamer the 011
at 155.1111 abandoned barken
tih‘e at. ted. 11111116, and 1111' she be
can of howaprlt and III
tel in the held. was on
e possession and tow he
rhwhen another bark, cam-
Missiles crew who hill
. W their ship in a panic afte'
lislon with steamship had bee:
picked up, 1111;“ Wfrc now ruddy h
We back an i into pelt.
But often the crew of an abandone.
nog’t extraordinary story of til
i t of' the ship Marie Celeste
49.. and child. Two weeki
1(ouiititln mid-ocean with
top board. Her sails wen
gone. it their wash, hun
dry. in the cabin was a hall
idea] “on the table, and a half
" sgarment. on the sewini
. . The ship‘s log, written down
hours of the visit, gave 111
plum wron
. The fate of tin
(if 11mm has remained a;
' ' .o. AWALA.
' M 65°“?“3‘om‘elfifn‘ll
has been up
" 'lv',‘
up 1111711591,». S,
if cars are ln'af
-t “"7 "6116111666111“
the scene of a
this evening when
(uterus Wit people will appear
before the special pommittee of
court of common council to argue the
iiquestion of Sunday baseball p10 and
. ., . . , ,
Belt. in thahelief of 1a large number.
alchemy the majorityof thebest out.
an: of the town. that the opposition
will be far stronger than the support
given the plan. So far as can be learn-
ed'there are only a few people in fa.
vor of Sunday ball. while nearly every-
W of immune is opposed to 11.
The iteriden Mluisters' Association
66163 meeting Saturday afternoon at
question was discussed at
cry membei of the
1511111011 .who is in town will attend the
hearing this evening.
all week. that duty having been dele—
[filed to Rev. Messei's Lord.
They will not
The clergymen will in addition
the remarks they will make warm :1
memorial signed by a may large 1111111-
hcr of the .voters of the town protest-
ing against allowing the game to ,
playedom Sunday. This memorial was
blrculated In all the churches Sunday
and-ruched a large number of signa-
The text, of the memorial follows:
To the Special Committee of the C0111-
mon council of the (‘ity of Mori-
e .
The undersigned hereby express the
conviction that baseball
Sunday. being directly contrary to the
laws of the state should not be en
couraged by any vote of the common
. We further declare our belief that
my tendency to turn the Sunday into
a day of money-making and
amusement is.contr'ary to public pol-
icy and good morals:
We therefore pledge to the officials
of the city our united support of the
strict upholding of the present
which we believe will serve the best
interests of the community."
CASTOR lA
1111613111111“ '
A NEW SUNDAY LAW.
Scheme to Legalize Practices That
Are Now Forbidden by Statute
There will soon
ludiciary Commit
aw,v;l1ich will be something of 11 mo-
litigation or that now on the statute-
rook according to
e reported by (ho
a new Sumtuv
thoI New Haven
The present law In almost
in strict as the blue laws. and makes
illegal practically everything in
way of amusements and the sale of
anything except drugs and eatablcs.
The new law .will make the sale of
tewspapei's, cigars, soda
.hingsrlegal, thus legalizing the pros
'nt practice, which is seldom interior-
The new law will guarantee the indi-
vidualvthe right to enjoy himself on
he Sabbath according to his own dc-
1ircs within limits.
are will be free to follow their favor-
ie game to their heart‘s content.
Sunday baseball is another amuse-
whlch has been
tome of the cities
.vhere the authorities are more or less
:omplaisaut. but has not. been
1nd has often been stopped, but. will
re legalized under the law.
he played freely and legally when no
idmission to the games is charged. it
will not matter whether the game is
amateur or professional but when an
ulmission fee is charged Sunday base-
1811 will be legal only when the p10-
mode are for charity. ~
it will be legitimate for
and amusement balls to be open for
tiller purposes than the presentation
Sunday golf play-
in Connecticut
means that moving-picture slums and
even vaudeville performances—doubt.
less on the order of the Sunday eve-
ning sacred concerts, in New York—-
will be the order of things for Sunday
M EMORIAL PORTICO DEDICATED.
Ceremony of Continental Congress of
WASHINGTON,
interest In; today's session of
he Connecticut Cdngres
tern of the American R
centered in the dedication of the me-
morial portico at that Memorial Col-
The regents of the thirteen original
states will stand in
wbichis south of the building, look«
ing towards the Potomac.
Charles W. Needham. of the. George
Washington University, will deliver a
short address and the chaplain- ~gene-
ral. Mrs. Tennis D Hamlin will offer
the portion.
l .
and. the can In the afternoon Mrs. Donald Mc-
Dean, the president-general as charl.
man, will submit the report of. the
Coat'Inental Hall Committee to the
Congress, and the delegates will be Ei-
ven an opportunity to contribute to
the building fund of this structure,
which Is to be the permanent home of
, the society. A reception will be given
. the delegates at the Librar
guesmtonight. '
fluiflm Congt ess elects offlobrs tomor-
row and Mrs. McLean's friends are
mailing the claim that suiilclent vo-
te. have been pledged to rte-elect tho'
plesldcaii‘ general», despite the fact- that
bumsddidn‘ey has not beeif‘ endorsed
.iasmew York State delegation.
m 131nm much activity in tile
”p.10; the "lunurgeats'h who will
_ pre lit candidates for all the offices in‘
opp sitlonrto the ndmihlstratlou or
. ~11. mm
» «mood for everything a naive a used
11 land especial!) recommended for
rites." That Is what we nay about De
i'nnenrbollnene Hittite Hunt 5m.
inéwliat twenty iii-nervous
All I‘lll
' blight ”9161516411 l
«de-
' Wu...:o'tfrtt.mr --
mitt-hilt Immneili to
the overworked hodynhd .braiu.
The stonmch relisbeoltn food. the
mind regain: its poise. liver and
bowellac utterly. the sleep' is
rdreahing' a ter a few dowel this
hall-centu old remedy. .
Beecham 11 Pills j yelh'ew
general health a
'dtb'
.95"
‘ HOBO RAILROAD FRAVIL.;
Han Greatly Decren'ne'd During Past
Eight Months.
members of theblew Haven road dc.-
tcctlvé force,,,thnt within the. past
- eight months the number of babes
stealingridéston freight trains or the
various divisions he‘d been greatly til-
minisb-ed. in fact. it is estimated that
a falling off of nearly 1’10 per cent. is
unlined.
This is flili" largely to the vigilance
of the prettent railroad detective
munding up such a large number of
panhandler». who were given juil sen
fences of sufficient length as to
leave a 'lasting effect.
Willie the hobo travel has: been
practically nothing, the detectives
have had their hands full during the
past month working (tn pettv thefts of
copper and brass and 11p to date have
had hmd work leaving the culprits.
Rail bonds of copper have been rip
pcd up by the wholesale at different
points along..the New linvdn lines
North of Willimnntlc 11 piece of track
five miles in length was entirely
stripped of rail, bonds, 11nd down Port
Chester way these thefts have been
reported.
thieves have aim been able] to gel in
of tbé railroad sleuth». at [111111an
—--- -—--——
els. Made In strict conformity; to
Pure Food and Drugs Law. Retold
mended and sold by The Clifford Pitur
macy and The. Bridge Pharmacy. "
__ .
NO PEACHES FORM GEORGIA.
terday Morning,
J. H. Hale, of Glastonbury said 'vms
terday that he had received a telegr: m
from his son, who is in charge of ii is
peach orchards in (icm'.gin that in?
crop there, was killed by 11. front ycsu b
day morning. ,
Mr. Hale gsaid that while the rope '."t
was brief he understood that the ct-
tlre crop was ruined and that. he .11
out of the market this your so tar as
corned. The Geotgiu pouches wcre
about the size of u hicko1y nut and
the loss is, he says. undoubtedly (x1111-
pleteo . . I
W
“PNEUMONIA'S DEADt. Y WORK
had so seriously affected by right
lung " writes Mrs. Fannie Connor of
Rural Route '1. .Georgelto'wn, Te'nn.
consumptionu—seemed inevitable. until
my husband brought home a bottle of
Dr. King’s New Discovery, which in
my case ‘proved to bet the only real
cough cure and restores of weak, acre
lungs " When all other remedies lit:
tle agalu'st lung and throat troubles
with New Discovery? the real cure.
Guaranteed by F. H. " Baxter, South
Norwalk and E P Weed, Norwalk
druggists. 500 and 81. 00. Trial bot-
tle free. ' ' ’ '
.__...._..__..'_.;,.
STRIKERC’ GO BACK.
l'l‘he Newark News last evening
sad
it. was announced today that the
men who went on strike In the back-
and Conupcny. and E. V Co nnett and
Company In Orange would return to
work this afternoon. These men went
Hatters of'North America because
during the working bearer The 111111111
lecturers met them watt way ,by 1.1-
lowing beer for half an hour in the
forenoon. 5115» men were not satis-
fied with filler and than the bosses re
solved to conciliatc no Hummer
. The menwore paid off Saturd'ay and
did not appear for wort; their plateau
would be tidied." ,
Wv 1.1
«cute. 511116 m 11 some 1 71611111111;
dbcut the face. neck Indus 531:1 sp-
puod 111-. Thomacchlcotr 61-1. The
Min coucd'hnd' thd’ child
restful closure-1615.111” y
sen. MM‘NJY'.” " yi
W
otoumiova accredits 116..
111. Plan
Hannah Armswortllry. 62131.9:
In dead at her son's home near Que
port. Guysbo‘ro 001111 N841» was this;
. billiard Mm) ”The firing:
oldest portion 111‘. NM
Robert 6. “only. 9141111111051; “chutne-
furor in Invaahh Hoililtnl. ‘
HARTFORD. Aurii l'l.-—llobe1t
_ president and superintendent
of the Henry and delit.bi111111iuciur ,
' lug Company of thin city, and Daniel
M. Wright secretary and treasurer of '
the company. left Hartford 11
ago for Ill outing in the 11011111.,
011 Saturday ntttunoon the pnrtnmn :'
were in a sight seeing automobile at
Bar nah. 011.. which was ntrucit by a g
Mr. He'my was among the in
hospital in that ;
is notified of the '
accident to her husband and 011 Sun .
day started for snvannah.
The only information received at the
factory as to the condition of
Henry come this morning in u
milill from Mr.W1ight to the rife: i: ’
that the injuries me not serious it is
taken for granted that bit
was not i11ju1cd, us no mention of him-
self was made in the dispatch.
: The following
dent is from a special
Savannah lathe. New York Tribune:
A sight seeing aut
lug nine museugers,
tr m and a lecturer, was in collision
with 1111 engine and three cs1s of the
Central Railway Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary Teresa limits of N0.
Union street. Biooklyn. N. Y.. suffer-
edinjurles to her right foot 'and an-
hie. which binds Immediate amputee
The wheel of the eu-
fine passed over her head, scalping
it is said that she cannot re-
turn], and is now in
account of the ami- w
dispatch from
lion necessary
Two other women arc inlurcd
badly that they are expected to
(probably bit.
and another woman were lot-1s scvcrclv
THE PRICE OF HEALTH.
“The price at health in a mulurlous
district in Just 25 cents;
Kings Now 1.115 Pills,"
writes Ella Slayion, of Noland, Ark
Life Pills-cleanse gently and im-
out. new life. and vigor to the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed at I". ll.
llnxter's, South No'rwalk. and E. P.
Wood's, Norwalk. druggists.
ELECTRIC SERVICE.
it was stated today by several be
Vic's Pren'idcnt Bucklnnd Says it Will
Soon Be Extended.
PROVIDENCE. R. l.
”11' experimental equipment of the sec-
lion of the main road between Stunt
, and New York is a suc
cars. it will be put in operation about
June 1, and it also will mean the udop
film of an electric equipment of the
entire in stem throughout New
force and their efforts last winter in 4
April 17 ~—"lf
This statement made by Vice Presi-
dent E. (l. Backland. of the Ncw York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad, in.
dicntes that the electrification of the
whole system iu,much near than was
gouereily believ
and m environ with Providemo Hunter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
laud. "show me that Pxovldcnce should
always be considered not only a state
cruter but also a Hattie center
stlutheastern Massachusetts.
nil freight and passenger tralllc from
Fall River to New Redford Would be
by way of Providence instead of Bos-
ton nnd Middle
During the winter '1 months trunk
their fancy work, sore-.111 cases of this
nature are demanding ibc mention
Use . Kennedy’s liuxative . 0011th
Syrup. Children like its pleasant
taste and mothers give it healty en-
dorsement. Contains no opiates. but
drives out the cold through the hour-
ill make provision for
the extension nf‘twotbrnnches. one to
Boston and our to Fall River and
«101211111 (1 an:
CURED HEMORRHACES OF THE
”Several years since my lungs were
it that)! had many
hemorrhages,” writes 11.16. 111111.51
”i took treatment with
several physicians without any benefit.
i, then started to take Foley’s Honey
and Tar, and my lungs are now as
sound as a built ..
advanced stages.
Crop There Killed by the Front Yu-
1 recommend it in
1mg trouble." Fol-
ey's liouey and Tar stops the cough
and heals the lungs and prevents ser
ions results from a lipid. Refuse sub-
Plaisted‘n Drug Store and
Clifford Pharmacy
Southern or native peaches are con-
NEW ironic" new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in‘ Effect January“ 8 1907.
LEAVE soon-'1 NORWALK FOR
new You.
.1. iii—:12 55x.
:50: 5: 5s 7: 54
301,9:48. 10:56:. 11:91, 11:11:.
——-1'2: 52 x. 1160, '1: 451: 2: 57:.
3:30x. 5:10. 5- 11. 5: 5731, 9. 411.
33:.7: 1711.7 5111.9: _'.57x 10: 32.
"that! coughed continuously night and .
deandthnib —-‘ 31-
v e egh ore“. prediction 8:18!- 8 40 9. 05::
terlvtail. you may still win in the bat . n.-—12:5sx, 5: 14:. 11:11:. 11:57.
'3 bis-12:65:: 2: 47: 2. 57:. 5: 41.
5:57. '1: 18, 715411. 9. 57:. '10: 09 -
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
, .A. M.:--12 00x. 12: 091:. A: 54 5: 45.
'6' 46. 8' 01, 8: 05. 8. AD 9:141: 16: 02:,
" 16:05, 11:00x,‘ 11:03.
2: 56. 3: 31!, '4: 03\.‘ A: 06. l: 32, 6: 02x.
‘5: 09, 5. 25, 6: 00;. 6:03, 6: 68, 8:022,
2:29.11:00'x. , . ‘ “
A. M.:—-12 00:; 12206:, 6' 00'. 7: 30
19:50:, 10: 0211.
P. M.-—5: 64. '16: 00:. 6: 59:. 8. 02!
shops of the hat factories at 111.3915 ,
out without the sanction of! the United ‘ NORWALK TO NEW .
H EN
. M.—12: 06 A1"; '181', 1:55! 6116,
7'24. 8:25. 9:16;,10:12x,11:65x'. 11: 41.
P. M.—12:02x 1: 16, '3: 0711.
4i”. 5: 26, 6: 01.x, 6. 28, 7: 04!, 6: 2'7.
1.;261to Bridgeport
they were not allotted to d1‘iulr beer '
Note—2: to ”,3"
at that time were warned that if they " 612:. 1: 55:, 'l: 37.
6,4312. 5.114 8:18. 11:69.
566511 nonwnuir TC DANBURY.
A..:M--tl 20, 11: 551.9 .,,_
r.’ n.—1.25.’ 11211113110. 5:01. 7.10.
'kldtda'
inabiuav' 1'6 1511+»
' HMWN, ,6 1h- 116's. MP" ‘5" 7' '5'
0 1.9, a. " ' '
r. Hr—‘l: is. 5:15. 5:10.
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LECIBLATOR PAiD.
‘ ‘ oil—q... I
Bridgeport Union Malta: Coed With
William E. Phclnn.
liltlilGEPOIt’l‘. (‘oun., April l7.~~
Representative William E. l’hcluu, of
this city. who is 11 member or flu-
Moldcr' s i‘ninn was last. evening pro
seated with 3 11111119 of 8326 toulr-l
billed by various local labor unlontl.
This money is Intended to beta de
fray the expenses of Mr. Pbeiuu while
he is serving as 11 member of the le-
gislaturc. the unions being satisfied
that no working man can afford to
give up his . ploymenl. and provide,
or his fumiff'or a compensation of
only $300, w ich is what the state al
lows each legislator for a session.
'Senutor Donuclly was offered a simi-
lar amount but he. declined to accept ,
it because his business. that of a bar-
hci', runs on while he is attending the
sessions.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin flush. of New Castle,
l)cl.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great. distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until Hook Brazilian Iiuiiu, 11nd one 50
rem bottle cured me completely."
For sale by it. H. Plulsted, F. ii.
{J} 'r 1 «1,122.: '
"6.11 font 8‘ cr cmcdy t6 Restore
.réndth
Because Vinoi is a real Cod Liver Prepara'li'bu nhd' does not
contain a single disagreeable or harmful ingredient and is not
a secret formula.
Because Vinol contains all the medicinal elements—the
soothing, healing, strengthening and flesh creatiie properties
of Cod Liver Gila-but without oil or grease.
“accuse everything in Vinol ,—cxccpt the tonic iron and 8
line old w1nc,-—is actually extracted from fresh cods' livers
and their oil.
Because Vinnl 15 141-1111011st palatable uml agreeable under
all cmuliimtls. 12.11 ulualy likes' it. '
WE RETURN MONEY l! l'l' FAILS 1’0 GIVE SATISFACTION
THE CLIFFGRD PHARMACY
SENATE CONCUR6 wrru House.
ilAl’t'i‘l‘Oltl) April 17 .wThc senate
conturred with the house in the am
1 ailment to the bill for up amendment
to tho (inutcr of the 'l‘ot'ilugtou Elec-
li'lc. Light Company. In which
provided iliut. stock shrill be issued for
Also it agreed In
increasing the state pension Klvcn ‘0
(icoi'ge L. Deming of Windsor
DOING ausmese Actlu.
“When' my friend! ‘tlttmght '1
about to take leave of this world. on '
malt and at par.
and general debility,” writes A. A
Chisholm, Treadwell, N. Y., "and when
it looked as if there was 14
i was persuaded to try E
tors. and l rejoice to say that they are
i am 161w doing business
again as of old. and nut still gaining
Best tonic medicine on earth.
Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter.
Norwalk.. and E. P. Weed. Norwal‘f
CARROLL'S PETITION REJECTID.
HARTFORD. April i7.~'l‘he senate
has rejected the petitions of Anthony
Carroll. of New Haven. ln‘ which he
sought to secure the removal of Judge
Mathewson and Prosecuting Attorney
8111111141111 in the New flinch city Court
(in the ground of n '
Because Vinol tones up the S) stem, strengthens every organ,
net; 1:, muscle and fibre of the whole body and thus overcomel
weakness by thoroughly eradicating the cause of disease.
That's Why Vinol 18 altogether different and better than any
other remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all Throat,
Lung and Wasting Diseases.
That's Why Viuol Restores Health and Strength to
Delicate Children, Fceble Old People, Weak and Sic lckly
Persons, Nursing Mothers, and Convalcsccuts. ,.
ASSAULT CASE CONTINUED.
HARTFORD April 17. ~Tbo case of
Thomas Moran the brakomnn, who is
under arrest here charged with at-
tempting a criminal assault on Miss
Steele of New Britain, was again con-
tinued in the police court today. He In
still under bonds of 31, 000. ’l he delay
is due to the inability of the presecu-
tor to be in court, owing to illness in
his family. ‘1 '
BITTEN BY A SPIDER.
Through blood poisoning caused by
a spider bite, John Washington, of
Bosonevllle Ten. would have lost his
leg. which became a mass of running
sores, had he not been persuaded to
try Bucklen' s Arnlca 811116.119 writes:
“The first application relieved and
four boxes healed the cores." Deals
every euro; 2513. at P‘. H. Baxter's.
South Nerwalk, and E. P Weed. Nor-
walk, druggists'.
couuscncur truce scum
HARTFORD. April 17. «Arthur D.
Colby. president of the Connecticut
Pence Society. is in communication
with representatives from England
ani France at the NatlonabConfereaoo
in New York..lb is his desire to bring
William T. Stead of London. and Ba-
ron d'Estoui‘uellorMsiam of
The 11110161111111 1
We are going to upset some traditionary ideas about how cheaply goods can be sold. Wed-
nesday, Thursday and Friday are designated for the demonstration days.
For each of these days we have prepared a number of bargalps~bargains of a newer and
better kind. On these days we will underscll and over-value all others.
There are three short columns of items below. Each respectively contains a list of bar-
gainsior one day‘sseliing. These offerings are in timely and up to our usual high standard of, .
quality. They are only on sale on the day designated:
lliistlli fillililii
SPECIAL FROM MUSLIN UN.
DERWEAR s'i'ocx.
Wednesday Bargains
CORBETS.
impairs Corsets. the kind that
sells for 39c pair; worth 506. Dur-
ing; \\'c<lucsrl;ly" l\t<‘l.(liit‘1l|)ll 5:111.
:91} pair".
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CURTAINS.
300 pairs Muslin Curtains. Slic—
ciul for this day. Large range of
prices and patients. All thrmvii
togcthcr and made one price.
69c pair. 1
w.
1‘_
189' New. F upland Granite-Neel
Einuncl 3.11165 ,l’aus strictly .\1
choicest/.1» .1 quart.
, ‘ tgcleach
1 £1. 1.
-1' Jim best lcrlzlx lcur for 25m.
”41mm .7an
.. ;-Largc varictwoiti’oet (unis. tiiti
3c kind. 1: for .351: '
.FRESH CANDY EVERY DAY, 10 surface lb.
'4 i' . a imam-1 um I
Lutlics' Mutilin Draw-
bumisomcly trimmed with
4 good quality Muslin;
made full in cvcry way.
called cheap at 751'.
special llurguiu Sale forfl‘liurs”
150 extra quality
thosr that would sccm'cbcap at
$1. 50 handsome handles
'J1luccd on sale during Bargain
120 Glass Berry Dishes.
arc of the finest; gr'tdc glass: pats ,
imitating cut
. 51.1.1.1; rcgularli .solrl for 250. Spcé
rial for .W cdncsrlay. or as long as
520 regular '5 and 76 T‘e'l' Plates
fund, Sauce Dishes iaucily dcdorat-
cd1 and plain, first quality; not
more than si‘. to :1 customer.
While they last, .-
4 3c each. .
14o Regtilh‘r 59¢ Enamel Dish
Pans, Reyal Granite A; 14 qt, foo
,rliritiay only, or while the) last, ,
69¢ each.
HOSIER-Y AND GLOVES.
Attractions through this days
sale will 66- extraordinary ()ur
spemals will;1 be plamly marten
and placartle . so that all visitit'ig"
bull in‘ what of ”054ch and
1.15m Will‘find them at the Bar-
gain counter. ,
“ill.
92 Washington Street [South 210th 1111.
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