' oh and
- 1.
. post-
0. Chauvot.
Frank D. Torv
g' worship with
30: 80; doings of
be reclined hi3;o'
3 er the direction of
. 19:30 8.311112; Sabbath
, 118013111 an old at
” n‘for 'a‘n hour of Baillie
IIIpw0rlh league devotional
3 ill; at 0: 30p .m. The topic Will
“RaceIVIng the Word " and the
will he1in'chargej;of Miss .Win~
Evening worship 8 7: 30.
3 ihéfifi Wyn; 83'11A‘
M E Qhuich,,Rev
LYI h3 3133.11.
3 ,10;435 11.1131 and 7: 45 p m.
ncert‘ nt 4 p. in. Christian
.‘7 D3 in. Class meeting Tues.
" . d.” 11
libiic worsllip'at'10:30 a.m1..
which the' se1mon will be preached
e" poator. The Bible class, in-
3'. tile young men‘s
11 young women's department,‘
meet at 12 o’clock. w
as; Congregational Church. Nor-
18 1k. George D.Egbe1',t pastor—~Mor-
service at 10:30; preaching by the
,3 Sunday school at 12: 15. Even.
ervlce at 7: 30. Subject, “Lessons
he Life and Legends of Eastern
3 land. " Thursday evening meet-
o.cl . .
the Norwnlk Congregation-
" ' dbl—Morning: Prelude, Cou-
' 'cert. pace, No.1 in E Flat,Pn1"ke1;
quartet, Rock or Ages, Buck; response.
Am the Vine, Jules Jordan; duet.
Nllhh,.IrI-ynm at Sea, A. G. Thomas;
means Tempo .11 Menuetto, 8111'
11111111.. AEvening: Prelude, Oilertory in
E On 41, No. 2, Batiste; quar
Swadlsh, Congregational, Challes J.
vahis't'rom, pastor—~Sunday services.
10: 3.0 8.1311,, preachiu; Sunday school,
8: 20 p.111: Commun 011, 5 p. m.; even-
in; service at 7: 30 o'clock. Thursday
evening: at 8 o'clock, Rev 0. H. Miller
will preach. Scandinavians are all in
vited.
. . ' EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church, H. A Ilnwood Sadi-
‘ler. rector-I1 lfteenth Sunday after
Trinity; 8 a. 111.,
celebration of the
Holy Community. 10:30, morning
, prayer and. sermon. 12 m.. Sunday
‘ school. The school ls being reorganiz-
ed and gradatin accordance with the
latest advance 1in the science of re-
batons pathways. ach child will
receive lustruc on by methods and I11
subdects suited to its mental dovelop~
month All children are cordially Wei
come, without respect to denomination
7: 30 p. m.. evoulugmervlce and nor
mon. Stsrangcrs cordially welcome.
Tuesday.8 :15 p.111., regular meeting
of vastly
a. 111,, in“
111’. 1118 In
1 as 3 scoop n
turnout '81.; 11111
. to act as treasurer. All checks for new _
'rehis, ,oto.. should therefore be made
"11111111118, pastormil 8.01.; ms hing;
‘Ilan White. 1
pastor—~11 ‘
urde‘y evenings.
' Soul's opening Sunday, having come
deparu‘nent
e, My Soul, Schnéckér; post- ,
to c
In! preacher at the marina 81111.
121111 1.8mm nuns. . 188187111
that. fall session on Friday afternoon
3 2'30 in oi rooms. Weekday
chap
out in his name. . ‘
Croce 1117111111 Church .I. .
3: 30 p. 111., Sunday school; 7 p .111.
1B. Y.T3P. N" 88111. thn'hgmnemmhg sun-
set, a cw r enactments:
wanes. .v evcpu'ui. union LMIIIIII
Thursday?" evon!ng,,prn yer; sting,
led by 1111‘. Laura Bailey and M as Lil
——--—
. ADVENT CHRIQTIANM 3 ..
Adventdi hriati rc , Van Zen
street Eas‘l Nora?" 1'33. ll 911E
viii; his pastth 1'1.
In: sermon. filth“ 0',“
Mates .197: Godhnesb..and. the.H0IlB
That Leads Hoilll 88. Sunday.
school at 12 in.;m'11oyal 8131111181,;me
tag at' 6: 1’5. lté‘v. Joshua Danton. of
New Haven. will preach the evening,
sermon at. .7: 30. , ,
the morn
1.1838813183ch. Soc: t of
eg lg Subsidy semis at
10‘ I'itfasonic‘ bi‘illd'lti'g;
Subject... September 81.0.
Eaton paymootlng,,Wed
ay yut 8 p.171, both. ervicesdtha
pix lid is cordial yih’vlte'. 118111111 8
room Open to that public each week
dnyfromthofip m. ...
non—.4..—
SALVATION ARMY.
The salvation Army, 193 Washing
ton street bridge, Capt. and Mrs. Soul
in charge—~Hollness meeting, Sunday
morning 11 o'clock; junior meeting
or ‘Sunday schdol. ii p. m‘.‘ , salvation
meeting. 8 p. 111.: also public meeti‘ng‘8
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat»
This will be Capt.
from New London on Wednesday.
Come and hear him.
MISSIONS.
South Nolwnllt Rescue Mission—-
Regular service tomorrow nitel noon at
8: 15 o'clock. Several brethren from
Stamford will be present to assist in
the services. Come and enjoy this 8111
vice Everybody welcome.
BOUND TO STOP THEN.
court the plaintiff had testified that
his financial position had always been
a good one. The opposing counsel took
him in hand for cross-examination and
undertomt to break down his testi-
money upon this point.
.“Have you‘ ever been bankrupt?”
asked the counsel.
“I hate not."
laWYer, with raised linger.
eve;3 ,stop payment?"
8."
“Did you
“Oh‘ I thought we should get at the
truih,’3’ observed counsel. with 1111 1111
pleasant smile. "When did this sus
pension of payment occur?"
"When I had paid all I owed, " was
the naive reply of the plaintiff--
Success Magazine.
STOP THAT COLD‘
or it may result In pneumonia. Bra
zlllan 13111111 is breaking up colds when-
ever iric'd. almost without exception.
10, 25, 500 and $7 00 bottles The Clif-
lord Baxter‘ s and Plnlsted' s.
WOMAN BALLOONIST KILLED.
HOWARD CITY, Michigan, Sept. 7.
Pearl Potter, of Grand Rapids Mich.
was killed yesterday at the fair here
while making her fast. balloon nsccn
381011, The girl was encase with a
parachute In a cannon w LIVES to
have been fired in mid air. The chatted
with cut. loose at a height of 500 feet.
31111 111mm.
Sleuth Norwitlk evidence.
" wanton. is Dr. 1111311111 ‘8‘ 11131118111311.
“up street,
’ Is unfortunate enough to be afflicts
In a suit lat'oly tried In a Maryland '
"Now, be careful," admonished the 3
1 so 10.:
hill
3 Yet, it is an actual fact til
81118 of 80111811111111.1111 1.11.1
Tablets.
Look over this 1111111 on cell If any
other stomach medicine gives you so
tunl South Ndrwii t
Think
:.irs. : all
0111111 Norwallt sayst-A— 1
“My husband. my daughter and my-
self have all used Dr. Richards Dys-
Douala Tablets and '1 do not hesitate
to 81:,y1tbstMe found this' sterling
Ennis it
to I73 last as it is represented.
t seems strange but It Is nevertheless
at that all three of 3118 were via-
thus of dyspepsia in one form‘ or 8111-
nine 1' and that we ha venil been b at
pletely cured by 111.111.118.111 Dy’spe‘p
Isiak'jl‘ablcat‘s.l fOur Ingleti lat .0. diff {fertent
on near romwa as aw
month tableau. . cereals, cl'ré'sl'ldast and
stale bread have been replaced by best-
plank, vegetables, ham and other
things which we have not dared to
'to’u 413173. (flannel . 133,,T,nocnnméupt£alsami)31‘.
or a 11“” .80 90 if
gup‘Th have gvorltelllwonde to in
family.h By! never lose an apolitical"
of recommending them to anyone who
For an ‘ '
to sa’y ”"Richards" t'v'r‘i 3
cents 1.111 hottieJ Ms‘de by'nl'
1111118 01111112118111 Table Associatlc til
Worth rent New Y
State Organization Hollis "S‘asilbn‘s' at
The c.8701:
The state board of agriculture hold
a short meeting at‘thg Capitol yester-
dny afternoon. It was voted to em-
powel colonel 1113118811; 1111.011; of
Nohth Stonlngton, secretary of the
board. to arrange for the date, place
and speakers for the winter meeting
of the board.
The list of agricultural falls to be
held this fall is made up and Is as fol
lows:—
New London County—~Norwich, Sept
1-11-12.
Windham County—Brooklyn. Sept.
24- 25-26.
Berlin—Berlin, Sept 231- 27
Cl1ester~CI1esten Sept 21.
Colchestg‘r Clanngolchester. Oct
3.
Danburwaanbury,October 7-12.
Itnst (toothy—«Met Granby, .Oct.
Farmington Valley—Colllnsville.
Sept. 1102.
Granbyeflranby, ,Sept 25- 203.
Gleenfield Country Club-Greenilcld
HIIL Sept. 1041— 12
Cuillord~—Cullfor.d Sept. 25.
Hurwintonwliarwintcn, Oct. 2.
Lyme Grange—:Sept. I.
New Haven County Horticultural So
clay-«New H.1ven,MusIc Hail. Nov.
07-8.
New Milford—~New Milford, Sept.
17-18-19.
New London County Horticultural
Society—Norwich, Julie, September.
November.
Orange—«Orange September 2-3.
Putnam Park Associatlon~Putnam,
October 9-10.
Rookvlllo Fair Associationnilock-
ville. Sept. 24-26.
Simsbul yHSlnlsbury, Sept.
Stafford Springs—Stafford Springs.
October 1- 2- 3.
Suiiield, October 1-2.
llnlon (Monroe etc.) Huntington.
Sept.
Union (Somers, etch-Ellington
‘Sept. 1.
Waterbury Driving Cc -Wai.crbury.
Sent.
Walllugfofdwwalliupford No. fair.
WetI1ersfieid~Wethersfleld, Sept.
05. 26. 07 .
The Iiorsesho’ Park Agricultural
Association—Willimantic.’Sept. 18-10-
"0.
Woodstock—South Woodstock. Sept
W ollcoit'——Wollcott. Oct.
Connecticut linlrynicn'a Association
so fisul' s Cimrdhnil‘ifioenth Sunday.
but flilled to go off. The girl was (lead
,when picked up. . .
Look 11718.1. 51111111.. and 11611111.:
Spocl'fi’l 11 ‘
End 11.”. week with billings. and start It with mere savings. Come to 11.1..
store on saturday and Morality: they are our special days and your nvinp
days; they are little price days and his; value dawn-red lotto: days 111111111119
folk who appreciate the 91111.... of much for little.
w'. believe we've outdone ourselves this tlmo‘.
ilahtford..danuary 31! week. 1908.
g.
Dilli't be led or inlaipd. Take to the
' mu that loads straight to our «on.
.Psoplc looking for the but fof‘iiio
, lust have worn it smooth.
HOBIEHY.
I500 111.11.111.11 just received for Men.
Women and Children, and they are
crbckeoiacks. You will lose the bust
- svel- afforded If you do not attend this
3H8“ Hose, In tails and black.
.fast 0181', sold for 151:. Sat-
Mon' 11y. 108 pair.
z 1111111111..1.1111101118111111.
rr. lilo. Saunday and Men;
' 9"?311' 213‘!“ Ribbed 11...... sizes
1118811. 1111.1 for 200. fish
11‘ lid Holiday. 150 unit.
‘Iess, elastic; sold for. 101: pulr. Sutur-
dny and Monday. .1011 pair,
Lndies' Lace Lisle iioso, seamless.
in black only: sold for 20c. Saturday
and Monday, 160.1
Miias’ Lace Lisle Hose in tan,
blacks and greys; sold for We. Satur-
day and Monday, 2571 pair.
KITCHEN DEPT.
once of our Crockery Dept.
11111111101 you. You can't bliss it.
Sauce Dishes. 3.. on.
80 dos. blue decorated Oatmeal Dish;
as, sold for 29c, 18c «oh.
I it) dos. small Salad Dishes, sold for
9201: 101: «on.
Ladies‘ Plain and Fancy Hose. seam-
Jaut the sale you have been waiting
for A deep cut in prices for the clear-
A triple
25 doz. hunds'omciy decorated 100
éih‘dos.‘ rose decorated Vegetable
Dishes; sold for 200, as each.
40 1.11.611
11181111121.
of the above Bur dinii. 3
Final OIu' such an. of
that you must be induced to buy.
PEROALEO.
11... Elna 7 11' '1'1’ 1i initial 10
D I D W Q 1:1 0-
”all away? 10' and ."
1 318.131}?
'7 for trial, with 11.1111111111111-
G'In't remembtr'thst '
we've over before offered so many th locomotion-today for so little to pay.
also 7118 LIST mo Juooc 11187111111111. '
~‘ 5 do: 100 Brand and Butt} Plates.
3 dos. 251: gallon Pitchers 17¢ etch.
Decorated lamps, sidi‘d'p. Former
Be on hand and procure your share
LADIIO' IUMMSR SHIRT WAIOTO.
The price of every Wailt has been
marked down so far below its value
Another lot 111111.118 ydi‘dlwide‘ Per '
calcs Just arrived. Just the thing for
school in Columbus is planned to take
place In November? This is a. school
tail. has attracted national attention
in‘ educational circles, 11,8 it Is the only
institution of its charaoigr in use en-
tire country. There are a number oft
schools which teach 11181188 to boys, but
where both boys and girls aria trained
in vocations and equipped for the ac-
tual Work of life.
As a 1.1.111... of fact, 11.; secondary
industrial school has been in operation
a. number of months, but all the chain
time the': doors were thrown open. due
to the fact that many machinery manna
lecturers were then solar behind with
their orders
received and installed since then,
practically complete. Many educators
of note have expressed a desire to visit
» sit at
the fail. Quite a number of educdtiirs
well known thloughout' the country,
will be on the program, and it is ex-
posted that On that occasion Columbus
will have the pleasure 1.1111111111811111...
hundreds of people, all Interested I11
the‘ subject of industrial educatiéli'hs
a part of the public school curriculum.
Among the visitors of note will proba-
‘1ny he Hon. George Foster Peabody
and Hon. Oscar s. Straits, of New
York, both former citizens of Coibm'i
the new school. While the building
was erected by the municipality, yet it
has been furnished and edit ped
through the liberallty of private citi-
.zens .md f1 leads of educators through-
out the nation. .
Tile Columbus secondary Industrial
school a magnificent founstory build;
lug, splendidly equipped and located
on a delightful plateau in the northern
'part of the city, Is a. part of the local
public school sy,stem and tho taxpay-
‘818 foot its bills. Here Young men
30f Columbus are actually taught cot-
ton manufacturiug,. blackemithlug.
’w001IWOrklng3uml many other useful
occupations; while girls are given care-
ful instruction. In cooking, sowing.
laundering and domestic work general»-
_Iy. The‘ instructors are experts In their
several lines. Tile graduates enterihe
struggle of life possessed With know-
ledge, experience slid efficiency that is
:worth dollars and cents to them Co-
lumbus. already a manufacturing city
of note, has the. ambltlonof becoming
the greatest Industrial center in ibe
South, with the continuous develop-
ment. oi‘ the 100.000 horse power at the
falls of the Chattahoochee river at
this point. and the new program of ed-
ucation, fitting the young' generation
for their part in this great industrious
development. Is regarded with peculiar
satisfaction by ibe citizens of COiIim
bus. 1
CATARRH CANNOT BE CUREO.
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
'cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catnrlh Is a blood or constitutional
diseasc.an11 in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Hull‘s
Cu-iai‘rh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Calnrrh Cure Is not
a quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one of the best pbysiclnnis In this
country for yours and is a regular pre
scriptlon. It Is composed of the best
ionics knnum, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect corn-
bluatlon of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
In curing Cntarrh. Sand for testimon-
Inis’ free. .
F. J. CHENEY d: C. Props,
Toledo, 0
Sold by Druggista price 75c.
, rake Hall's Iv‘umiiy Pills for con-
stipaiiou.
Mitrono TAKES ersre'ro OTART
NATIONAL.“ 881111?
a; a; 5311:0011 11 shit a
share ' ‘
MILFORD, Sept. 7~Thore now ap-
pears to be no doubt abolit Milford
having a national bank. About. 75 at
the business man have become inter
outed and promise to support the much
11.11.111.111 Institution
111
Chaim slack
gentlemen formed an organism com-
mittee: Richard 17.. 1799001181130.
Perry. A1. B. Gardner, Joseph Ii.
Bernhard . '1‘. (ire gory; topics A. Per
ry, William Reeves; noses Jo, San-
ford Hawkins, Peter H. cClean.
bm‘ur W. Pit'dt, man B.‘ Clark.
Fred M. Clark. Frank 1!. Woodruif
11111112111111“ A. Smith.
Mm officers elected by the commit»
too are Joseph I]. Barnes, chairman:
nmn‘r W. Plait, secretliry: Richard R.
b 11, treasurer
P LIB UHKD A Moll 1
' ADMPTI Jill MITHOD.
if you call; “Hill
blind or pro
your address. and I Iii “it,“ ”all, hDW
to cure yourself at halite bit hit
absorption treatment an mi
"days. 3 1
South Norwalk people endorse this:
St, Soulh Norwnlkli’ 11:. says: 1 “1 ‘
have not been an w'eiJ ,In two years as
‘I have since 1180151. .‘Igidn‘ci Pills
aiul regret thatill dl ripdlk alive I' this
kidney iron is
this Is the only public school known 33,1“; otters Bum,“
Dean’s Kidney Pills i‘i’h‘d I feel sure
117W sale 1.111118111111111
most had not been Installed at the '
'H
The machinery has been ‘
18119181, and the equipment is now ~f‘
.11 dedication of the institution late in ‘ ' ~ . 1 r
1 emission, Sept 7—1-7111. 11111110611 '
bring movement led by Senators Spel-
Lthe defeat of the Individual license
has, und'both generous'cOnil-lbutdrs to '
A meeting was held recently in'ths tlbn.
town clerks office and the fol wlnl'
M 111111 a. member who.
all N Iik men.
1 1 t liltiiiiiis“ i 11.11.11.111 lei"
'3 01' W l‘ .
.. nwun‘én 11.13111."
NBsckachs pains come from sick kid
hays. 1'1
. 'Tw‘ould save much needless woe
Dunn's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
Mrs. James Flash" bf 82 Franklin .
valuable re ed who with
1 éfdrgthg‘gflr c‘ vault:
hit a saver me mac 0 8.111
all... but a wow dbscg'aiiol'ol'le I expur'
111111881188; 118.1111th .187 boxes 11..
y conditi‘p? won arfuliy. i
ng as I did to use
the ,wiltppt be disappointment the re-
sui 8 obtained.”
Plicsrto
dent‘s. FostergMiiburn 00.. Unit Io.
New York, 8018 agents for the' U11 tad
States.
Remember the name—Dbnn's—nnd
take no other. .
AP stunt" as; on;
71198 LICENSE sriui
Spatially Drawn. 1111,1311 unsav-
iii
icrlng
bf'nvl:
or resolution condemning the fllllbust-
lacy, Donovan'aud McGovern'ou the
closing day of the last Ieglsr‘ture for
.bill' and commending Senators Luther.
Judson and Donnelly, for their line
werk by voice, which was alunys ut
the service of righteous measures.
and a strong appeal by John T Shea,
of Camblldge, Mass” vice president of
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of America for the archdiocese of
Boston, and state secreinly of the Mus; 1
sachusetts Anti Saloon League, ‘ior a
united front by all workers In the fight
against the sal',oon Irrespective of
creed and a condemnation by him of 1111
alone. in the ranks of the associated
temperance workers, were the feature
of the third annual Christian Citizen
ship field day of the Allied" Church and
Temperance organisation of Connecti- ,
out. which gathered on the shores of
l who Compouncc yesterday for an all
day session. ,
'itesoiuuons urging the members of
Congress to oppose any movement for
the restoration of the canteen in the
United States army. extending con-
grutuiatlonu to Governor Hoke Smith,
of Georgia, for the p1ohlbltcry law
which is now in force in that stn.,te for
the appointing of a committee of. one
together the motel fotces of the conn
ties to insure obedience to the excise
laws. and to “cope with the 1111181 01
the News and liquor dealers to main-
tain a lobby at the next general nssom.
bly". were also adopted.
Representative Broadbent, Rev. Du-
ane (Irlimi, of Hal-,tford Roy. H. H.
:Spoonei', oi’ Kenslngton, Rev, C. H.
Barbour, Mrs. Stanley. of Cromwell,
and Representative Wheaten were
among those who addressed lilo con~
fern-1108.2
Kodol for indigestion rum Dyspepsia.
a combination of natural digestanis
and vegetable acids, digests the food
Itself and gives strength and health
to tile stomach. .l’lonsnnt to tnkc.,,.
Sold by The Clifford Phnrnmry and
The Bridge Pharmacy
A. F, 1.. Delegates i«11111111111111»
Amendments to By-Lawo.
~DANOURY. Sept. 7.-—~Tbe Hat Mak-
crs' Association made two nominations
for delegates to represent the United
Halters of North America at the nut»
lonnl convention of the American Fed-
Clty Hull, Thursday evening. Mar-
Hatters, was renomlnnted to succeed
himself, his term of three years 11111111.;
~ellpired with the last convention. John
W. Soully. of South Nor-walk, was also
placed in nomination by‘ this meetlinit'
i a next regular meetind.
i.
a convert
on will be held In Norfolkr'Va, coon
it and Tre .I P. Mailer
arealhe two oth'gr dblecl??rehresoni
his the United Hatters in the Fedora-
The morning voichtavdriibl‘y upon
tile passage of‘iwo 11.111111111111111 “to tilt?
national bylaws. recently propelled
and 71ch by ih‘e board‘ot direct/ore
local unibtil'.
The 81-11 ninendmebt' changed the
percentage for the collection of ”and.
plants from ten to five per cent.
was for the purpose of correcting '8-
failure on the port of the national']
convention to make the utilities when
the assessment of members was
changed 11111118118 to two per conch
easements will remain het sameuuno
dcr their! Wain“ 01.8800”
, Tin second Manual W111 audit?
lilacs 8. ohm sin. thaniawcio provide
card must coho bonito.
11151111111111.1111 nil" Fiilbil'si' '.
article in a‘iempcrance'pnper which he -
said was calculated to cause disseu‘ -,
tin Ilnwlor. secretary of the United '1
11111.1. 131 do housework with an acu- .3 1. _
K
from each county In the state, to gel. ,
amenity HAT'M'A'Itén‘s' 1111:1188 '
eratlon of 111110. at its meélixi'i'; 1111118 .
Tho vats for delegate will take place at ;
ii'lonclng November 11. President John 1
111 submitted to the action of the
r1111 ,
The amount paid for collection of u- .
lung“ lit-Mint
, to act another card. This is ,fac the '
W“ the causc-that " 1 .
171
Men’ 8 Summer Wearabies.
A Closing. of ,Qertain Seasonahic, Lines. 3 ;
3 Photo will be another. month for summcl clothes and
we take the opportunity to offer some desiiuble bargains.
Underwear. Medium weight Balbriggau,a
akind that.
many men wear thc your mood. It is one of the best values
ever offered by this department‘.
Shirts With silk footage
and reinforced about the flock Drawers 1.711111101111111 seats.
Regular 50c gradalcblosc outnt 39c, two for 75c.
Light Colored Four-in-hands, rt-ry neat patterns in
the best quality madrns. 191:, 3 for 50c.
Sds‘pande'rs ‘of‘ fine elastic webbing with genuine pig;
Skill ends, strong and «luiablc, 19c, 3 for 50c;
'Ilhree Stock fidtterns 1n China.
Offeredat:111108111telliptrng1:‘rednctions.
Theman who buys crockery 1 will' treat us» during the 1 .
next few days to'souic remarkable values.
Three stock
attcrns‘ in china" arearranfiéd for clearance, and 'cve‘ry one"
is desirable.
Austrian China, '
‘B assett"
It will be hard to choose.
Colonial Kybcr, a Iandscapé' in dark bitic on white.
pattern, pink rosebuds on
a clear white ground, with a green border.
Green and white English porcelain pattern.
ihe following list will give some idea as to prices:
Cups and Saucers,
7 inch bakers,
8-inch Bakers,
Ind. Butters,
Cream Pitchers,
9—inch Platters,
10—inch Platters,
IZ-liit‘il'» Platters,
14-inch Platters,
16-inc 1 Platters,
5-inch Plates,
()«inch‘l‘latcs,
7-inch Plates,
8-inch Plates,
(1-inch Deep Plates,
7-inch Rim‘ Plates,
Displayed on table
90 l
, 15o I
20c
2c
106
12c
20c'
35¢
50c
75¢
'61:
78
8c
91:
81:
ac
Oyster Bowls, 7c
Bowls, IOC
Butter Dishes, cov., soc.
CasserWs, 6591‘
Covered Dishes, 630}:
Sauce Dishes, 30
Quart Jugs, 25c
Pint Jugs, soc‘
Halfqiint, Jugs, ch'
Pickle Dishes, 15¢
7- -iilcil Nappies, 15v:
8— inch Nappies, soc
Sauceboats, soc‘
Sauce 'iurccus, 756
Sugar Bowls, 301:
801111 Tureens, 95c
in front part of China. Stere.
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and housekeepers supplies, 0n the center counter,
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