TO THE
Did Country
1‘ honey causes and on Al'l‘S
to all Parts oi the World.
if“). M. Layton 8: 00., J1
Incorporated
0 Railroad Ave.
i . v I
l GEORGETOWN CHEMICAL WORKS J
i l 7'. Itelwlia'i. that. i}, If. Murine, VIM Yup.
‘ Nth” tcnIuJuI IHIW'T‘II .
Am» A.
tIrA' AJ.i Willi“)
True Spirits of Turpentine
«.qu1ko~ AAA SPIRITSI
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For line In.»- . bun-en. V-aminhe- Paint:
ctr. ., zinl
mt: rumors IL. mods (mower
{ hole Sal n Aaenie\
I“ Froni Sum, v NA York (" u
MONEY.
lousy loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without indorser All transactions
strictly confidential. (‘atl and see us
INDEPENDEN1+¢OAN AND IICUI
Haviland Building, Washington St
homunrata.m.tolp.m.
inlhinJ Sula llnllliuJ Sher——
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
%’ Guaranteed interest on its
lond Shares by check issued
semantically. om hail-million
' flieiiars paid to investors to date
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
investments of item 8100 to $10. OOI
. accepted, participating in earuiuxr
Iron (late of receipt
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview '
II. L. COBURN, General Agent,
10 South Main Street.
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PIZUMBINGv-t AND STEAM
. HEATING.
HOT. WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Cal and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures
J Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you keen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONCEOS & HOTCHKISS ‘
MPANY
17 WALL STREET.-
NORWALK.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Ourrooms a special feature. Car
and Electric Lights throughout. Ev
sry room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked ‘Cale in connection.
A lull line oi Acker, Merrill (J. Con
dit Co. ’s celebrated Wines, Liquors am
Cigars always on hand.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
' Telephone Call, 490.
Fllll THE _l_l__lll8 TRADE
South Norwalk. :3 ‘
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
s'ranu
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street,
So. Norwalit, Conn.
cnI'Ii'o,__:nin"‘icr‘i"c
- lhe New Science of Healing.
It has made the Important dioovery
that the physical cause at disease In
located in the, spine and it has devised
a unique method of adjusting and re-
moving the cause by means ot‘ the
hands alone. J
Dr. Francis improper-ed to make
special analysis or both acute and
chronic (linemen and remove the cause
by expert Scientific Adjustments; also
to explain the philosophy of Uhiroprac
tic Science. I shall be pleased to have
your rendcrn who desire information
regarding this science call at
94 E. Washington 8t., Haviland Block,
‘ South Norwaik, Conn.
Scientific Magnetic Treatments Also
Given.
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DON'T FORGET
COLLECT
Work Im. lv-ed below to .I, m. deliv
elcti Hume daJ.
AGENCIES i‘lJ'un &. ilJun, Price's;
(Iolhlug i-Itolc, Mahut kculo (' lg. u'
Store, iiinscer's (‘igar Store and all
Laundries.
HOtel-Mahackemo.
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Service and Cuisine up to Date
"Rates S2 per day and‘ upwards
Stock and General information Ticker
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
Tel. 488.
Richie-ti ti ~14 he“
he Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to S p. m,
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
W‘E‘i‘t3ai~*4-jl
ge: 4::
erre~r+++~r=+1re~to~
. Solicitcd.
it CHARLES REYNEKE,
3: Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
We have a lull stock of Edison’ 3 .1.” 'pp§.+.up+.pd.wng
Phenographs and
Records.
The largest and most complete
stock we have ever carried,
F. 1E lllllKllllllll & ill.
"Horrsst Goods u Honest Prices."
as Wall Street. Norwaiis.
AHOLIDAY
HINT
Call at our Other and
examine our line 0!
Gas an _
Electric Lamps
illllil noun
so Wail cl, Norwalk. _
I4 Wuhlngtun St, SO. Norwaiit.
Real Estate and insurance
We have several decided bargains
In income producing property J that
must increase In value with the rapid
growth at tho town.
RU} S
We have increased our stock oi
Rugs. about three t.:imrn the size, in
order to meet the intreaning demand
lor huge “I1, haw just received
FOUR DUZEN Rugs, III various niece
and patterns This shipment contain:
Orientals, Kurdistanu, Saxonyn and
Royal Axmlnntera. the beat that can
‘ For Reading "‘3 “With! (or the money.
and ‘ Sewing,
They are InexpenIIJe r'nllt’t nleui
ornamental Made up to null any
taste. In your houne properlJ illum
‘ inaled lor the holidays? it not
Special for the
Holidays.
We will olicr our entire ‘stock' oi
Rugs until i‘hrhuman at a discount
of HM. ll Jon want a flux of am
kind or size. it will pay Jon to look
\ Mt ”spipe Your oJer our line lwloro purchanlng.
House for Gas,
we will do it at cont
"ALF: "AS "F. "HM” llflii ”My” r,‘
ceived Cell and see lilo-Iii.
Connecticut ,.
Company.
. “J
F. A. Mitchell,
(iur 1"." line (,1 The Only Compleic Houselurnishtnp
Store In the Guy.
COR. HIGH AND WALL STIIITI,
NOIWALK. CONN. J
W
EMPEROR WILLIAM AT POTSDAM
i’O'IiI’DL'IM live It i-fn.pr11III “VII
Iinm arrived ill vi: a. .J [rhinos rod”,
or Ila land and the Queen at the Neill
erla s
I . , , 1.;ll‘mit1.n£
nor WATER g. ‘
The Laundry Wagons
Shoe Repairing
Monarch Repair Shop
returning trout his visitu to the Kins Josiah I.
I'E'fi
oh
nerekmnssimtdiemt. Am;- sueiisl to
Sliili Ill DilillililSTS EVERYWHERE
H NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL'"
SATURDAY. DEC, 14. 1997.”
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l'sLChurch Noticed
MITHODIST.
First Methodist, Episcopal Church.
Saul 0. Carrier, IAIAtorm—rituuluy Acr-
vices: Clone locating. 9:30 It. III.:
wornhlp. with sermon by the pardur.
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THE SOUTH NORWALK
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE
tor
FURNITURE, PIANOS ETC.
. Telephone, 349—5.
For Particulars Address
0. N. MeKISBiN,
Office, Room 4, Haviiand Block,
Washington Street.
We!“ ‘ ‘
Examiner II
Ii I. Parent omeo.
’ new In I883
Oilicea. 10“ Main Street,
.mnulil’flflil'd CONN.
Isnri Postal tor Dooklet on Patents
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TABI‘ILSC 0
PE F’Pf It S AUC E
assist." ”FAROUHARS
9.U B. WINDOW DISPLAY
R. NOACK,
34 No. Main St., So. Norwalk.
—-We give the s. a. H. Green Trad.
ing Stamps. Ask for them.—
Xmas Gifts
CHINA.
(‘ake Sets and llerry Rots, ("r-real
hits (‘IleoIolIlI- Putt} and Solo. (“up
Ham-er and Plate". “lets
\\e lIJaJc Imported (lcrmuu ('llina
III llic (,‘upn, Saucers. lIlHlii’lI. rlc.
llIl|ItIi‘l6'd Old English illus- Wore.
by Act or slinglc piece. Those goods
will not craze. ‘ .
Crockery, illaasn’arn, liousclurnish-
lug tioodu.
Aline line of nicely framed Pic
lurAes
i'icturc Flames and Window Shmlu v
mod: to (Illlil.
’Storo upon cJ'I-uingo until Dcccm
Iwr 2:... ‘
--We give the 8.61 H. Green Trad—
mg Stamp! Ask for them.—
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street,
Tel. Con. 1 South Norwalk.
- lot will sing.
Hills to Our King."
TAREUH’AR‘E Iguana .
FOR . AFFPROPRIATE XMAS GIFTS.
line Imperial and Japanese
I0; i't) a “L: iiible JIchool, l2 III.; Hp
worth Hague III-nice, ii p m.. our
ship, with nennon bv the panlor, I p
'i‘ueadaJ, claim "reeling? IIIII ii. iii
'i‘IIlIruday, prayer III‘I'Vli'A', 7:30 p. at
Friday, .lunior Imagine, :l:lii p. III.;
Young Men'n iinnd, lizlt. p. In.
Norwulk Methodist. Frank D. 'I‘Or-
rey. Jinnttir'~~Morriing Worship. I0:.’i0;
nutrient oi sermon, ‘louiiicllnu
lilghln." Sunday morning clans meet-
lngJ 9:110; .lcadcr. F. Ii. iledleni; Sow
1 day school. l2 Iii. lipworlh League
devotional service, liztiii p. In. I'lvcn-
ing worship. 7:30; subject at sermon,
"Are You, Ready?" hiring ocrticc led
by quartet and chorus; the male. quur1
’I‘uenday 7. '-.'lJ. clam
uwetiug, led M Jr, 1“. iiuacoe: iIIlRIilOii
slutty (Jinan at the some time 'lhIIIA~
day. 724.1, regular prayer nervice; Ille-
IIIITIJPI'T for the evening will he "nor
Enid Avenue .Victhodlut iCpIAI'oJ'IuI
(‘buI'r-II, Rev. G. ’I‘. I‘I'tIeIIIIiII, pastora-
'i‘omorrow morning, the pastor will
preach on “Are You Sure?" which will
be the ilrni In a series cnlilled, "Im-
portant Inirl'i’oguiiorm." Illhlc school
,meetA at I2 noon. Junior League at 2:
o‘clock. Epwot'tli League devotional
meeting at ii. led by Mien Pearl Wal-
drou. Through the kindness ol lrieudu
the I'lpon'tlI League will receive a
Christmas 'giit which will he presented
in the m..-Ming tomorrow evening. The
hull-hour song service begins at 7
o'clock and will be tollowrd by I’Vtili'
gI-IIIJiIt? lili't'IliIK. ’i‘lle puulor will
\\ in (In I (‘ iII- ll‘ will Iur‘ut on ’i’uMduJ
motility, and all IIIcIIIlp-Is will pleam
.Itloutl. “th1 hooks In ”W uludJ c'oulua-
are. ready.
tormi’lonrl rig, III III .I m; Sabbalh
z-IIlIool I! II) p In.; )iIlIiii: peopiv' «
meeting, tlrlltl p. I‘II.; preaching in lllt'
evening, subject, What I..-'.\IJ"ilortiun‘."
(‘lanu meeting Monday ore-ulna.
CONGREGATIONAL. '
South Norwulk Congregational
('qu'ch. (‘hnrlen S. Macfurlaud. pastor
~’i‘bc morning service at ilizzlli o'clock
will he in recognition oi II'iIl'eIl'aihPrrJ'
0in. The pastor's subject will be ”I‘ll.-
i’ul'iiau Spirit and the Puritan Faith."
The ”llilt‘ school, including the young
nit-II‘I-I dcpartuwut and the young wo1
Im-II'A department, meets at l'.’ o‘clock.
The Men's ('hrislinn inquiry Club will
“III. Aygudmc IJIIIII I)...“ par.
evening service at 7 o'clock will ht'
an anniversary service in recognition
A ' ol‘ the Poet “Whittier
lI‘irnt (onurJ-gotlonnl (hurch, Nm
walk. George ll. Egbert Jai’usttu «—
Morning service at. 10:30 Preaching
by the pastor. Sunday‘ school and
Men's ix'aguo at. I215.
Evening servici- at Trad—Tim ninth
III the suits of " 'liard Qmstions," "is
it worth JJiIilc to pray?
t‘horni l'uiun MondnJ
MvthodI-u «him it
l‘ghtll Club Round ’i‘nblo Tuesday
.It the parsonage
Young l'woplc'u Sorloty 'I'hureriay itl
7:2l0«-SubIJ-cl, "Au lilil love story—
’l‘lII- ilook of Ruth."
Prayer service 'I‘lIqumlaJ' ill ii p. ill.
(‘rini'crcm-c "Subject Worship,"
at Norwall
. BAPTIST.
South Norwalk Baptist Church, ltov,
ii. B. Carpenter, F’ilfiiUl""Sllnllily at
hath n. iii."‘l'l'll}’t’l‘ lllt't'llim; lozflo,
I'~:‘Iguln morning AJIIH'Jins,
I." III. ,wiiihlr chOtll
1:30 p III 1.iI (‘lIIiinau i1 ndc'IJor
ii p. lll.-li i. l’. l '
7 p "Ir-EVOIITIII; III-twice.
tiracc Iiuptiet Church, .I. 'lvhlwnrd
Harrie. pnetm‘wll a. In., preaching;
JJuIIjecl. “in Good Company." 3:30 p.
m.. sacred ('Cillt'r-l‘l. h p. In, baptismal
service. 3:30 p, m.. covenant meeting.
it p. ml. Holy ('ummunion. Wednex-J
day evening l,'niou Lyceum. Thurs-
day evening, prayer meeting. led by
Mother N. .\I. .I’ncksou and Sister
i’IIiIIIu White. Friday evening, choir
rehearsal.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Advent ('bristizm l‘lItIrclI. I.. I". Rey-
nolds. pastor ~I’I‘vaching ni lilzilu a.
JIL, by ii. ii. Wilson. Sunday Ist'lhml
:It i: III. Young people'smeeting at
52-h} p. 11).: subject, "Work. thc in-
evitable Asnticintc and Natural Reuttlt
of Faith": lender. Henry ('ooim,
Pro-.Irhiux al 7 p. In. by the pastor;
.quIJl'tri "lllll'Hllilt‘lIl' Pustm' « iIIIIlc
i‘llttts i‘uexday evening .il 7 ’47.» ihurrh
prayerJluo-itinn ”llllll'JHtld} inning at
7:1:0.
lidiller 8: J ordan,
Olllce, that until Building,
SOUTH NOIWALK.
smooeeon‘r.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
CAPITAL,
$100,000.”.
.UIPLUS AND PRONTO.
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHIWSON, PM
JOHN H. KNAPP,1st Vice-Pres.
WiL'llD. IOOWILL. Cashier.
DIIICTOII, I
l. H. Mathewson Henry
Jean it. Knapp Samuel
moo?
roman
Christian am John H. I.
tree It m
an . [sun inns
In Ollice, illi state Strut,
" 112 ”Milli Main errant.
1.11‘. p. in, 'rrlnIIJ ran for at the Inn .iim mousse ready (or lrhmedinte um,
Marvin J. Wallace Marvin and hasten» medium?
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First (‘III'iuiiuII Sole-non- Society of
Norwalk Regular Sunday wrvlco a.
tilt" reading room. Masonic building.
at II a. in. Huhjeci, December I5. "Ir
the I'IIIJ'III'se. Including Mun. Evolved
hJ Atomic Volt-“r! Testimony meet
ing chnI-ndny at it p In. At both
Ae-rvlcca the publir is cordially and
i'raterhally lmitml. Itondiug room
open to the public r'iil’li wm-k day from
2: in .‘r p. In.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church, II. A. Linwood Sadl-
lcr, I‘I-ctorw'i‘IIiI'cl Sunday In Advent
ii a. m.. (“il‘lfllll’allliii of the Hill}; Corn-
muniou. '0 a lil morning prayer.
(‘hurch Weutpori'. the rector will ex-
ante-couimuniorI and ncmou by the
ClIY NAII“ All BAnx Rev. I.llln I" Donn rector of Christ
champ- with Mr. Dean for the morning
achIcc l2 m.. the lunior and Senior
(' haptr r» or the itrothcrhood of Si. An
TRANSACTSA GENERAL IANKINO (li'cw will meet in illt- church. under
IUSINESS.
the Icarlernhlp oi Mortars Field and
Newman; the l"lumhIJ school will alno
meet at thia hour. and practire thc
(“Iltlnitunu carols ii: i.’. p m.. 'I’rinitJ
lenit i’t-nplo nwtl to have their maria
«t-r‘chc-z tho lnplr will be. ‘little
’l‘lilngn.” 7:00 p. In. evening service
and Herman bJ ihr rec-ziot this Jur-
cho- Innis juni om» hour; congregnlion-
ul nihglng MoudnJ 7 pr in. tin um rm
IRIDIIICK H. ROWAN 3nd Vica- JJlIl be tied in the iiunday school room
'I'mndav 2 .'lo p ‘m. the business meet
Inn at the Guild and Visiting Chapter
will he holds itt the Mans Cilnh room.
“'rgdllfllill’.
Its cavemen
7:30 p it”
lor Auxiliary will but
J leaner Jaime! Iriilnnet
sight reading Thursday. I p or.
speak on "A lluut tor a King." The p
KIIigIIthIN-l A \I. iv). Church. Rev. .J
hold its session at the name hour. The -
Bridgeport Advertisements I Bridgeport ATvertiscmente l Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D. M. Read Co.
“051th 1887.
Tailored Suits, $15.00.
We have worm-II another line oi the ilt'Nli‘iilIll’ \\’all;«
I
but a tlii't'ci'cut liuc of patterns.
.‘J'IIJ'I-lly Siripcs' and Main liruadrlollis tomb in J'M‘J'
mud and Ilistiuctivt- fashion» with plain-ll Hitll‘lh‘ll‘llilliil’ll
lug Suits. about ilIc J‘aIIII- quality in tlmw «vi a JJ'crl-z up“).
with Folds. and mai> with satin linings.
$22.50 uml $25.00, III'I't-rt'tl :Ii
$15.00 and $18.00.
Velvet Suits.
in: IJVII.
A low IIIITJ'
uillt lil',iilll wall I Sr5maml. Enron. to lIt' chm-Ii out :It
[If
$25.00.
./
Children’ s Coats.
1‘ v: R 1
Sim Ior girls from NIX in Tuill’it't‘ll years.
J'ch' scnzi‘ihlc and warm garments of lwavy cloaking SI'VIJ’"
5‘" broadcloth, in navy lIluJI'.
turd with brass bulimia.
.1\ very good le‘lt' in dark navy lIlIII' llllt'il with scarlcl
ilauIIrl, a N'llhllill' JJiutcr mat;
(.‘tiitl ':Iiltl Still lJ'IuIilh. *t't'nlltl limit.
“I
IIIIM attractiw ideas in IIII-n‘s furnishings.
lire» Shins, illt' "Star,“
Dress Shirt Shields. l'nr evening wear
gout lIlqu Alli; and liuwl JJiIlI “llllt silk or satin
Roofers of beam lrlllmlittl plan iltn mic .II'ill Iuomit
~ilk. Wm $I 50 51,5 and $200
Suspenders nnv-Illimin ~ill. in fancy boxes, (‘Xi‘lll'
‘ll't' ~I)'ll'~ .‘il 50 Mill 756
Hralc ilcsigila 'ai
Fancy ArmJBands in limos at
illust-
'l‘lu‘J’ an: very lIanIlquc gowns ii'llllilii’il
brown, and wine color. trini-
From $5.00 to $10.00.
What Men Appreciate.-
(iur llahcrrlaslu'ry Sortiun represents the Ilt’tl't'ii and
unm- lIt'ilt'r Iumlr.
, put up expressly for gifts. lilah-
$I no, SI .50 and $2.00.
25, so, 75c and Sun
Wuu'tll I'rprtlarlJ'
\liitlt‘ III clu—
.5150 and $2 no
1
iii?)
Novelties in Leather.
Gifts for either men or women.
Traveling Sets.
Tlll‘t't' or more
.m' Aral. pigskin, or mic lcatlu'r.
Pocket Flasks. Wicker or
leather t'lJVt'l'l‘ll, all Hlfl’fi, anrl
pleasing; lIoJ'clliI-s that arr “illl‘t'
in Milan
J Bridge and Poker Sets in hand—
\iiliit' t‘iist's.
Traveling Clocks iu‘ Imithcr
63.505.
Telephone Registers. llaudJ;
laws, Sowing I'umu :Iuil I’m-Lot
Miniature (awe.
Elegant Cutlery.
Carving Sets with handles of
stag horn, black rubber or Wllllt'
celluloid, lchI'ulcs and tips-J of
sterling silvcr. 'l'licsc have J'al'~
inns sllapt‘tl lilillll‘h all til the host
\mcrirau' slot-i.
2 pc, sI-lJ‘. l<uiir and lurk. 750
aIul'up.
3 [m.. hitiic, MFR/“and xii-cl,
$3.50 and up.
Bird Carvers. small convenient
sizes for gami- or iowls'. all stJlII
‘ handles.
'Have‘you seen the Pictures?
7l'lma'r liarbnn Printsof oltl and
i‘clclrratcll paintings are very sat~
isfactory.
find some cathedral pictures, and
somc reproductions: of Louvrc
and National (iallcry Pictures.
'l'lic prior»; are surprisingly mml'
critic.
Don't miss the Fans. There is
a whole caec full of the most tx-
qui<ilc French and JapaIu-Jc II" us
I-J'rr uIaIlv.
(The D. M. Reed, Ce
Commissioner Hill, at Ilrldgepori, with
Men's Ullili: Saturday being the least
of St. Thomas the, Apostle, as well an
an Ember day, then- will he a cell-bra-
tioh oi‘ the Holy Communion at III um.
Grace, Church. The Rev. .litlTlt’ez llt'n-
ton Werner. rector—~Thn third Sunday
in Advent. i'elcbratlon oi the Holy
Communion at n o'clock:
prayer and sermon at 10:30; Sunday
school at noon; trunnion Sunday school
at Broad River at 1'.:I.'I; evening pray-
er. and sermon at 7:30. 1
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra
zilian Balm in breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost. without exception.
lord, Baxter's and Piaieted’o. ”
LIVING MUSIC PANTOMINES.
l' IIICAUII) Dec. H.--"AII living mus-
Ir' h aden in
Christmas Yr estate.
morning “‘er
What Shall I Buy for Christiana”;
1 Ler us succesr some grams FROM one smart. "
Viz:
Handkerchiefs.
at popular prices.
5c. 10c, 15c or 2 for 25:, 256
I0, 25. 500 and tron bottles. 'i'hc i'ilil- each and 50¢ each.
Initial Handkerchief, gentleman's or
lady’s, 15c, 2 for 25c, and 26¢ each.
Furs.
In Sets for Children.
From $125 to $3.75.
JLadies' Neck Furs.
$1.50 to $17.50.
Mulls to Match.
SWEATERSJ
”—-
.‘hlc x Soci ty will ‘ ' °'
take part In a NOTIPI‘I‘I‘IT uniuiii- panto- Staple Items III BOXES. MISSES' AND Gail-”REVS SWEAT'
mines at Orchestra Hall January 7 and
s. Dramatic representations of (our
elnlrorato musical compositions will 0"
portrayed on the hinge with the 'i'ho-
InaIJ orchestra giving the nccoruppni
meuta. ilpwardn or a hundred persona
will appear in a'e‘VI-ral scenes, which
for rlt'l’mé'lie of ceiling in sand will
eclipse anything or lire kind ever be-
ral pantomim ' .iaik J.i-‘roat"'ihe stage
setting a! whlrh in an Ideal Italian
garden" has Iii-var born glvrn before,
and another " .rinnyea," an adaption
from an old Greek tragedy set to music
written by Marianne-L hm: been given will "'7 and find i: 1°, you.
only once in Paris In 1899,1rhcrr- it
proved a heneatirm ‘
The invalid (and {or members of
Hose Supporter-1
Neckwear.
Silk and Leather Belts.
Nuchings. "
Comb Seton.
‘ LADIES' LAWN SHIRT WAISTS,
$1.00 to $3.00.
LADIES' LACE NET wmsrs, i
J $3.50 and soon.
We especially call attention to some dainty goods in LADIES' MUSLIN
lore. attempted in Chicago One "ml" UNDERWEAR, especially in WHITE SKIRTS AND DOWNS.
Axumsren mo smvnna no as in new patterns and (no prices.
Our usuat large assortment of FR AMED PICTURES at pOpuiar prices.
it the items mentioned do not inc iude what you want, come in and we
Thoma» ()rchcillra in to re up the ilnan-
ciul profit tram the entertainment» ~V\"c eYMa“ 0“
“Are there any talking machines in
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