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lflo Etsooiauste’f‘oos—rhloSanltsrium
Clim'teawNo Traveling Expenses.
’fltc casting of SirollalJAmcricahas ‘ ‘
tattle it possible forcvery Silfi.il'el'fl'i)m
lung and throat troubles to take at
trifling urponac, and in tho eotutort
of 1.0m, the treatment prcmrtbed by
Eurcpo’s loading spaciailu‘. i.
lfii'clin Miran at tho tlrttt slip-n ( i Coughs,
Golda. Ln Grlppc ital cihortléro..tan<i lung
ink-allows invariably cuts short thonttuckm
it is inva‘uublc no u lil’i.’.'cull\l rrmody.
in (2351': stated, chronic (humans It (bu nir
manages Sirolin has rcmarlmbio cirtuo in
running unfavorable svzrlploms to rapidly
disappear out] in mutually; tlto "nil'crcr to ‘ \.
lin‘tuul itcxtlllt. " . . ‘ a
In l-ttiplmt Consumption, the tuition: of Rirnlin combined with fresh air
isctzitttu-ut and plentv of nutritious; food l‘lff‘llthtrtl bv rtasultslittlcuhort
tlilllf‘ilCl'tlUllS"'(‘illiifillln v rapidly decreases, weakening night awe-nut
(Tinappcnr. the appetite morocco, the cheat and limbs iillout, the bodily
wright lttcrostleu. tho quality of the blood is imprm'sd. the nervous
rysth'u becomcn normal but the lncrcrtuc of tubercle bacilli lschocimi
anti tbo norms often entirely eliminated. Becauseoftjlcabroiutoharm-
lessuondc E .‘llrolln~ the entire absence oinnytniuflous drug. thcmauuiuc-
lure-rs ilavccnmtentcd to have Siroliu sold bV"l‘.lR‘ll~t‘lllH‘itlrilgnlilliiillrt‘t‘t to
all who nu for from trifling or serious ailments of tho throat and lungs.
Tho co:t..:.3 u! tilt-01in to Amcri..t is an event.
‘ ”mired/lilo amorous mmmhuobosswbrth anus». »
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Judge Accepts Statement abs Shot in
Dsfsnse of Honor. Completion of Lent.
POULTNEY. Vt, March til—«coop-i llishop Nilan of the diocese of Hart
tilt; the girl's statement rm she pndliord will rssttmo his sppolntmonnt
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BISHOP NILAN'B DATES.
ooh-u.—
shot Luigi Vsrmlllo in- dofonso of horlfiggzué‘333‘: Th" following dntos a"
honor F. G. Swinnerlon. ot' the Rut. April.
liglinedmmt‘hcmllhld cog‘rltmmyolégfigz 23 "Sllililill, Meridont. Bi. Rosc's. 4
on a charge of murder and discharged "' m,
isr from custody. When the justice Mi ~
: ‘t'
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y .3 “ I, , 4‘
Will Resume Appointments After the .
pioaouuced the words that made her
free. the defendant quickly walked.
to her flanoe,‘
torus: the courtroom
Itih‘n iiannl. of this place. who. with
Y
l3~-Ssturday. Watortowrt. St. John‘s.
4 p. m.
li-mSunday, Washington and Ross
liur)‘.
hsrfather. Dominic Coviuo, accompan- 19““l‘rliml'-D°rbi'u 3‘» “Milli 4
led her to her home. Thu hearing last- i
l. m.
oil but five hours and a half. and about 19‘1“"“1 sham“. 3“ Joael’li'l
a so ro of witnesses. intludln the do 7130 l” to.
“Mint hersolf testified. K 20-«8aturday. Bridgeport. St. Mary's.
.. - ' it) a. m.
lover’s
.. .rns PLACE
20.- Saturday.
thony's, 4 p. m.
21 ----- Sunday, llridgupiu-t. tit. Charlos’.
10:30 a. in.
' ilwflunduy, Bridgeport, St. Staph
en's, 4 p. in.
I fill—«Friday, llsllic. St. Mary's. lilzilr
a. in.
ail-wi‘rldsy. Moutvllie. St. John’s, i
p. m.
27-~-~Saturday,
chasl‘s. 9 a. m.
27.- Saturday. Stoniugton, tit. Mary‘s.
t p, m.
till—u-Suuduy, 'i‘aftvillu, Sncrcd llcarl.
10:81) a. m.
28w8unday. .lcwuit (‘ily. St. Mary's.
lll‘ldgcpori, Si. All
Wssluriy. St. .\ii
Spring
4 p. m.
. ,. 4‘ a. , I June.
“ as Ions 1n i~—Sltnday, Hartford. Cathedral. 4
" p. m.
, . il-«Sunduy. Hartford. Sit. Mlt‘hacl‘s.
. -i p. m.
. lib—Sunday. Bristol, St. Ann's. liiztlu
‘ a. tn. ”
- 00 ear iii»«Bunduy. New ilrllniu. St. Mary's.
i p. m.
a...
WIillsmhruce. s wall-known Nor
walk carpenter. had his arm badly
out yesterday afternoon, while its was
working on a buzz saw. ills sloovc
got caught in the saw and his arm
was thrown assiusl tho wheel. A sash
which it took five stitches to close was
laid open. The man will be unable-
to resume work for some time.
m
honors & Stevens an advertising
the best values obtainable in boys‘
clothes. Else adv.
Raiston Oxfords
$4.00
3 isms Oxfords ‘
$330,314.00. $4.50
or if.
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M Jill’illl litigants
' South Norwsllr , ,_ . ¥
' Mustall
south Mom's Phons so
~ yCarrtages
.f :. rm Gohcarts wssic mason so
i " ’ ,? _ .. ., Vhistintss Thursday s Istsrlisy
music HALL s‘rocK 00.
will offsr the lost Oomsdy at
tho .Yssr. sstPhyeo‘ st Osiy’s
Thsstrs. Whom. for its
2 Months
a. (slum titsfiohisn
s sooswma."
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(Continued from thirst Page.)
The absence of tho (trout lucobsuse
was a sovsrs disappointment. not only
(u the very large tlslsuslious from tho
cities and towns in this part of the
state. but the 300 candidates who look
the throo degrees. The occasion last
availing was without a doubt. the. blur
grist powwmv held in Brldilt'lml‘i 911109
the convention two years alto, and H
will be long rumomborud by Wt‘l‘i‘ ilcu
Man who was prssuut.
Many Visitors.
Everything went along without a
scmblunco of a hitch. 'i‘ha visiting
delegations from the various parts of
the state, including Winstod. Torrimp
ion. Waterbury. Nuugutuck, Seymour.
Blratford. Norwaiit, South Norwulk.
Stamford. Now Carlson. Greenwich,
Milford. ilanburi’. Wallinuford, Now
liuvsn. besides the momhcrs of the
two trlbos of Bridacborl. who porter.
lot] the arrangements. found every-
thing ih a high stain of preparedness.
Every dotail was looked after with an
oillciency that could not hc. surpassed.
and the exercises wcrc nontly nculiy
art-anion. .
Altogether 20 tribes wore reprosdut-
(ill and last (evening tho hosts of lied
Mon owned the town. The tribes from
the Nuusulnck Valley came down on a
NEW CORPORATIONS FORMED.
Some Compsniés Incorporated With
Secretary of stats.
Corporation punt-rt. as follows have
boon tiled with the stair sucrtalnry:
The Standard lirusa and Copper
Tubs company. of New London; corti-
fluatt- showing inch-use of capital from
850,000 to 875,000.
The Bcrkshirc Yacht Club. incur.
poralcd. of llritlpcpori; artlclcs of as-
atwlution. signed by licriwrt M. liici.
(irdsoti, Henry W. Urducr and ii. Eu.
ttcuc Lockwood.
'l‘hc Lithuanian American (,‘itischs'
Political independent (.‘.lub. incorpor-
aicd. of Hartford: incorporatcd by
Sinnlcy A. Slaukorilcb. Anthony Ms~
Silliflii and Victor Lalwulu
’l‘ho Mcrldon Noni. llrtlcr of (Min,
No. 1.060. lncorporuiml; articles 0:
association. signed by llauicl J. lion-
ovsu. Albert A. May. John N. Sirloin
loud. Enacuc l’. i‘ushius. Alborl
Doaslu. Wilbur lit. (histolow. chry ll.
foster. l-‘rcnk (lullasllcr. John ii. iii»
bsrto, Jr., and John it. (‘. Vlncunt.
“Johnson. Biathlon a Company. in
corporsiod, of Hartford; csrtidcslu
showing change of homo to Johnson.
illaxdon & Mciiurusn. Incorporated.
'I‘hc Rutherford building company.
of Now iiritain. l0 bogin business with
7.250 capital. incorporated by James
P. Rutherford, Winllimb G. Bancroft
and A. .l. Rutherford.
(lrccu & liauor. incorporated. of
iiuriford; organized with "0.000 cap
ital; Hoary Grow. president and
trcnsurcr; llolland (lrwn. secretary.
(hr Nutmeg Park Driving cortmrstlon.
of Stmtford: preliminary Cci‘iihcnlc
of dissolution.
'l‘hc Knowles company, of iiridgu-
port. flied nrticlcs of incorporation
with the secretary of slain last week.
'i‘hcrc am 200 shares on which 31.500
and no property has burnt paid. Thc
sharps arc licid as ioilowor l‘rcsidenl.
Edwin ll. Knowles, 100 shares; sorro-
lury. Ii. ll. Knowles. hil shares: ircas-
uror. Frcdorlck W. Knowlcs. 50
shows.
Another new firm is the l’orcnpinc
liollsr company, of Bridgeport. which
starts businoss with 280 shares sub
scribed for. 83,000 in cash has been
paid in and ”9,100 in property. Tho
shows arc hold as follows: President
and treasurer, John K. Williamson. til
sltsros; vico~pmsideui. ('3. W. Brooks.
itiii shares; sucrotary. ll. 3. tiny. l
altars.
s
—-'l have boon. somewhat costivo.
hilt Doan'; itoxuists xavs just the re
sults dasircd. They act mildly and
rssuilto tho bowols perfectly."—~
(loom B. Krause. 306 Walnut Ava.
Altoona. Pa.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mshsoksmomii‘. ii. Hoot. w. ill.
Bubuslormau. M. illnnclr. w. M. Dash.
H. (i. Undorwood. if. N. Eastman. Now
' York; ii. (i. Millsr. Btlriuxiisid: J, l..
ilurkhardi. Booth Kohl; .i. H. Wtioos.
Hartford: Low iiaitlwin. ilrid sport:
L. it. Hurlbutl. N. S. Hurlbult. i’ilton:
F. El. illshop. New Haven: J. ii. Wins
, and wild. lioldon. Mast; R. a. iiolclte.
A. soiomsn. Brooklyn; C. b. fit-son.
' byna: ii. iii. Johnson.'noston; J. 0.
Harris. lioston; M. horustoln. New-
ark; W. it. Kinosde, Gloucester; if.
3. Chapman. Sayhrook: J. li. Loclb
wood. city.
my “my“
"Foley's Honey and 'i‘sr is the boat
south rsmeily i ever used as ltoulaitly
stop I savers cousin that had ions
‘ ion. Nah. Just so uulohiy and surely
. I‘m?“ in all asses of coughs. colds. ls-
‘ stitult’es. 't‘hs Btld Pharmacy and
o. '
Howard mammary is salons
i/‘svsostlo'n from his dullss in ‘
, ii an! atsvoss oloihiau store in Wsi
I r. I .
‘_ his. storm c. numb or Brooid a.
. a midi Masai! rs.
a mole arouse. the
._ am colored
t
Whitman loader
‘ 1"_,.,..
l"
tron led noxious J. w. Kuhn. Prince- ,
so out bins notion. sum-e sub-l
s. forty:
Wrfl‘w his limit is
special train ”52 bravos strong. wililc
tllltl other tribes wore on hand when
llltc limo for the uxcrclscs arrived.
it was a pleasing sight (0 the mom-
. born of tho ordor in Brim-lotto“ as the
various visiting trihcs wolxled their
way from the railroad station to [Ca
gia‘s hull. Everyman was in a high
'ststs or snthusissm'uud at 3 o‘clock
the meeting opened with Great Sachem
Howard Hopkins. of Now iiavou. on
the. stump, surrouudod by the groomin-
.cors. including th in national other-rs
and the chimera o the stale.
Oillcsrs Dine.
Prior to the meeting the national
officers and the slain officers. consist
ing of (treat Senior tinsnmorc Curl
Pastor. of Bridgeport, who is in line
for the office of (ire-at luminance;
Grout Junior Smmorc Frederick
Downs. of Boston. (trout. Tocucitou
{Jamcs 1‘. Rogers. of lilnahnmton. N.
l‘.: (ircni Sachem liowurd Hopkins. of
Now liuvon. (treat Scuior Saaamorc
Edward 1‘. ilucltlnahum. (trout Junior
Sagumoru John Olin-l. of liianbury.
(ireat Prophet Jacob Jacobs. of New
Haven. (irosi Chief of llccords William
Saunders of Nausatuck. Great Kronor
of Wampum t). s. ("ulvstz of New iin~
van, i‘nsl (ircui fiachcm’Wilitam hill~
icr. of South Norwuih, l’usl (treat Sir
chcm Charles Skiff. of llnnbury. Paul
(Brant iluchctn t‘i’l.’ 'l‘rowhridii". 01
Now linvcn. Past (ircul C. H. Blake.
of Walcrbury, h dinucr at the Strai-
ticid. it was a utormal affair and
old times were wcti by thc dlunrs,
iwho roan-trod til i illness pt'urculed
iircnl itx‘ohehcc‘f litmus from bring
pruasiil.
l Degrees Cotiierred.
'Fitc urchins“! «swims opcucd on
schedule tlmc and (lip powwow was
mad)- when (lrcal Sachem iiowani
ii-lopkinu in slaloiy sittlro asattmed the
chairmanship. 'i‘ho invocation Was
uivcn by (irnat l’rouhct Jacob Jacobs.
of Now Haven. and tho busincss of the
owning was in order. Tho cxcmpllti-
cation of tho lhi‘l‘t‘ defines on tho 270
candidates was a night which the
braves will long: rsmtmbor. and thc
initintorr tt!(‘l‘i"lm|¥ occupio-d considor
,ublc limo.
The adoption (logt‘co was mail-trod
by tho dean-c ll'illl‘l oi Aussnlamw
'l‘ribc. No. 34. of New ilnvcu. thi-
hunlcrs‘and Warriors (Ingres was on
ctupiificd by .(‘ocltdnosv‘trlbin No. 32.
of Kuwaiti, and the chief‘s dcgrcs was
worked by lintnmohassct‘l 'l‘ribc. No. 1.
of Now liavcit With the tlcgrco work
concluded lbs usscmblagc iisicncd
sci‘ci‘nl cacoiicnl udtlrcsa. The most
prominent spcakcrs wcrc t‘ircal Sonior
Saxamoro t‘arl iv‘ostsr. Grcat Junior
lSustamorc li‘rodcrick Downs. of million
lillid (lrsal 'l‘ocnckun Jumcs 'l‘. ltogcrn
of llingltamlou. .\' Y.
Cominitteeo in Charge.
The addresses warn enthusiastical-
ly wooivsd and tho spplsuso which
luroolod sscb sputter as ho concludad
‘ showed the remarks wore appreciated.
i'l‘lto committee in chorus of the corn
aion consistcd of “@0119? Lou. choir-
man; William lamusbury. secretary;
.Willlam (i. Ncwcomb. Dwight A. Par»
kar. J. M. Chshotfs and Charles iii.
llodsr. Other committees were: Pals
taco committee. Charles Radar. chair-
man; Pinion Dunn, floorso Raiouc.
William (‘ullcu, (looms Ii. Smsrdslt.
W. Slit-it; depot oommitloc. .l. It. Chaf-
isc. Charles l’oolo. It. 8. Kath. lac
ry Morris. l". J. Whilo and E. E. Tread-
wsll; floor committee. William New
combs, A. A. abatmrd. Thomas Cullen
and James Bundoolt: ushsrs. l). A. Psr-
ksr. chairman; Joseph Duhamsl. Al.
Jorssy, Edward ll. Yeslon. Edward
liayilss. Bodwortlua and Cisroaco Eddy.
in Hartford Tonight.
This svoninx (treat Motor Bassmore
Carl Foster, (irest Junior ' Bantam-o
Froderloh Downs. of Boston. Grail
'l‘ooscltos James T. Roberts. of Blur
Marion and the grant silicon of the
stats will so to Hartford. where than
will be demo work on s in» batch
of candidates. a now tribe will be in-
stituted sad it will unnamed "Arrow-
hosd." altar one at tho homos'in .i.
Foouintoro Cooper's noVel.
’l‘ho ovsht. will tslm place at tho
Foot Guards armory and (inst Elohim:
H. J. Hopkins. or New Haven and his
staff of [rest chiefs will pmido. Tin
adoption dottrss will be confsrrsd by
Wabash“: Tribe. of Gollinsviiio: war
riots. Msttahessott Tribe. of~New dirt.
thin. and chiefs. compounds tribe at
Bristol. it is expected there will be
nssrly 300 candidates.
IAINIOW iN IKV.
, Phenomena or the Neurons Vlslhls‘
, Ysasrdsygourlnp iisin.
Willis. the rain. storm was at its
lhalstu about 5 o‘cloolt restordsy alien
noon. one ot’ths most handful of rain-
bows has: across the I” to the East.
, liuatirsasot‘ sittse it his rainbow.
which in so has possum“ this
has talisman . “mom nous
t
iliill illililll till i
e
ti)
Elli Hill Gilli)
Surely Breakalhs Most Severe Cold
and Ends Crippe Misery in
Jusi a law Hours
it is a positive fact that a dose of
l’upu's (lold Compound taken every
twu hours until thrco consecutive
duacs are taken wril curs (irippe or
break up (its most severe cold, either
in ihe itcad. chest. back, stomach or
limbs.
You distinctly fool the cold breaking
and all the disagreeable gripps symp-
toms luaving at’lor tbs vary first done.
it promptly outta the most miserable
headache. neuralgia pains. dullness,
head and nose stuffsd up, feverish-
ucss. snccslug. soro throat. running of
tho nose, mucous, caturrhnl dischargos,
sorsnoss. stiffness and rheumatic
iwlugos.
Pope‘s (told Compound is thu result
of three ycul's' rososrch at a cost of
utorc than ilfty thousand dollars and
contains no quininu, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not sifocv
tlvu in the treatment of colds or
grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
therc Is no otltor medicine, mado any-
where clsc iu the world. which will
curc your cold or and (lrippo misery
as promptly and without any other'ss-
sislunco or bad after-effects as a 2fr
cent package of i’ape‘s Cold Com-
pound, which any druxgist in tho
world can supply.
l. AMUSEMENTS
MUSIC HALL.
’l‘bo Music Hall Block Company noon
on another decidod success last oven-
iug when it prcsculcd fluorite (Tumor.
cron‘s screaming comcdy "Billy." ho-
forc a large and rcprcuuulalivc an-
dicncc. "Billy" is by great adds the
bust comedy that this company of ex-
cellent players have yet pro
(blood and met with the demands of
the patrons of this popular theatre to
such an extent that the cast wore- for
cell to reapond to humorous curtain
calls at the end of such act. ,
Mr. John i-‘lcmmings nppcars In tho
titlc role and was as usual the same
plcaalug and versatile» actor. The work
of Miss (iumiinc Locks as Mrs. Sloan.
Miss illorin (isllup nu Beatrice Bloom
and Miss Madeline Delmar as Alias
Hargrouvcu was also csmciully line.
Mr. John McQuarric. (‘url i‘larbaugh
and Joint Rocha was also very good
and their work merits praise. The
rctnniudor of the cast all intro exccla
lcnl cars of their rcspoctlrc parts. 'f'llc
mastitis of tho piocu is cishornlc. (hr
uccnc for all ihrcc ut-ts bolus: laid on
board tho Steamship Florida.
"Hilly” will continua as tho bill for
tho cost of the week and is dcucrvina
at a pacicegd boost- at story perform-
sacs. To I» It is to onjoy a good his
hcnrty laugh. You‘re not to laugh.
Thu motion picturca bctwucn the
acts are not only up to thc (usual birth
sistuittrd of i-xcollcucc but so it a bit
better for every number is particular-
ly pi , it Thu songs rcndercd hi‘
Miss. " tan billion a now member of
the company Worn well received.
Thu bill unuouncod for next week
is "The Squawmnn" with Manager E.
t‘.’ Boslwiclt in thc tillo role. ”The
Snuuwmau" is one of tho hixiiost roy~
ally plays avcr rcicused for stock and
is tut good it not holtci‘ than the “(ilrl
of tho (ioidcn Wont" which has al‘
l‘i‘litl)‘ boon produced.
a
T0 CURE A GOLD iN ONE DAY
(site laxative lit-onto Quinlan Tablets.
llriixxisis refund money lf‘lt. fails to
cum. E. W. Grovo‘s signature is on
each box. 250.
BISHOP BREWSTER WiLL VISIT
IRIDGEPORT NEXT SUNDAY.
Tho ill. Rov. (lhauucuy ilrowator.
bishop of Rio Protaslant Episcopal
tiioccsc of Connecticut. will visit
tiridgsporl next Holiday and confirm
classos at St. John‘s and St. Paul‘s
churchus. -
Bishop Brewster will ho at St.
John's church for the morning scr-
vicn and at Lil. Paul's in tho evening.
Largo confirmation clssses'ars in road-
insss for the visit of the bishop at
each church. On Monday noon Bias
hop Brewster will speak at the noon-
day Milton service at Trinity Episco
pal church, Bridgeport.
Street Commissioner Edward P. tinf-
fy is removing the old lamp posts a-
long Main arrest. The ordor was siv~
an at the city council meeting two
wssks no and (no work of taking up
the posts has been since loin. on.
Cures, all lots of
a... stat..." angular cult;
Mill is Thifhflisihl‘flll ”him.
«Pnsltmoniazjsrms swarm to=ths sin
tin of s oouxh or ooldu-LINONlhm
Prevents Pneumonia
by tarantula; weltltoess snd.‘tortlt -
in: hs membranous ssslast Isms.
til the arteries with rich. new. warm.
ltslistng blood. curios cousin essn
stubborn bronchlsl‘ooushs. sad ration
all. it is s remsdy thousands of phy-
sicians use in their private practice
. sad it is has of aluobol sad poisonous
no W‘ is “W ass Wu
the am, so of son ‘Jsoortttss to
‘W-“W ‘, It. ‘j ‘
‘1 M! WMI'WEF. 60¢] .10
Crush? .8133 Colds A ,
t .
in; aside. no matter how doubly sout- . ’
~ v, mum ....~ .
on a. in on outlining.
Eatohllsllrli 185?. "
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[MARABOUT SCARVES Ale STOLES FOR.’SPRING
Black and Natural.
.Thc ncwcsl one.» for Spring" arc hcrc. Scarves, Stolcs,
Collars and (.‘ollarcttcs. with novelties such as strllor collars
and shawl collars with drop fringes of marabmit tails.
,t .
'l‘hcrc arc limcs witch :t Marhhout Scarf fills ih‘c rc—
quircmcnt of ii wrap pcrfcclly. A woman docs not always
wish in mvcr a ucw :tthl llcronliug gownwitli‘u long coat,
and a collar or scarf of widc and fluffy Marabout gives
warmth whcrc it is ncccssnry, about the back and shoulders.
it is :l gtuul iuvcslmcut. bring duralllc in spite of its feathery
and frivolous liglttucss. and is in fashion tlirt’mghout every
Scat-if)", ‘ ‘
This your have come Siiillt‘ (lrcasy lilllc Shawl Collars
of shirrcd black satin. cdgctl with h‘lurabout, fastcning with
drooping lasscls of silk or chcnillc. These will bc appreci—
atctl by chilly wnuicn who always likc something about the
thc sluimltlersf’
snECIALyLEARANCE or osrutcn AND _
‘ MARABOUT BOAS. “" "" '
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A very small group, all in light gray and pearl shades
combined with wltilc. 'l‘hcy arc last scason's stylus, and .
cxccllcut vultics.
tilt-guilt ions and Scurvcs that Wcrc Sufism. $i5.m
and $22.00.
at $10.00
A Few Boas that wcrc $8.50. now $3.50.
Those that \\‘crc £52.25. now 75c.
Trimming Section, main floor.
CORSETS. P. N. SPECIAL.
'l‘hc customary hillt' of l‘. X. Corsets. which we hold
carh season. whcrcin a $2.11.) model is offered at half its
valuc. for $1.00. This slylc is tnosthlcslrnblc, with medium
high bust, lung buck and longr hips. with four hour support-
crs, quitc up in tlntc ci‘cry way.
$1.00 each.
(ht sale immctliatcly.
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Children‘s Dresses, littlc colored ’frocks of Gingham.
Madras and l‘crcaic. chcclicd, slripcd :tnd'plain, rcady to
wczu‘. Sizcs front in 8 years. A.
Children's Gulmpcs, of ‘whitc Lawn. Very»
made. for ugcs from 4 ll) 14 years. From 50c up.
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t'ltlltlrcn‘a~ \\'c.'tr Scrtiml. act‘mul ilmr.
Surgeons. Doctors and Dentists arc invited to examine
lllt‘ ncw towel lutmpcr. cspccially (insight-(l to rccciv‘c‘soll—
cd luwcls. and which is an admirable invention, perfectly
sanitary and of pond :tppcuruncc.
Sci‘tiuti fur linlhrmutl li‘ixlurcs. lmvcr lluor.
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COTTAGE DRAPIRY ............ . .......... .Jpsy-‘Wssk Price 100
co‘r'raos oaarsnv. value 20c ............. Lousy-mos Price tec
ITlii’lD owns. value 100 ........... ..... .Iusy‘VWssk‘Pr-ioe lo
'oor'rso swiss. value No .................. “sou-Tween Prise 10::
WHITE ans scnu Mara ................ ....At stimulus Prices
FANCY ORI‘I‘ONNIO. value tic ......... .......Iusy-Weslt Prise 10o
saucy ons'ronnas.vnmoooc...... .......... “our... Price ilo
oowaso rarsavav ...... .. ........ “sulphur i’rioes
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