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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
GARMENTS AND MORALS
A Cultured Lady Who Was Selling
Reformed COrsets," Whatever
They May Be, on thu In
Stallment Plan, Makes
Life Miserable
for Bah

THE TRUE PHILOSOPHY OF
THESE ARTICLES OF DRESS.
WHY THE CORSErS OF THE
NEW WOMAN ARE A FLAT
FOOTED FAILURE - C0RSErS
THAT REALLY FIT RULES
THAT MAY BE DEPENDED
UPON-PLEASE LET UP ON
THE WOMAN WITH A PAST"
IT Is WRONG TO STICK HER
ON A PEDESTAL. AND KEEP
HER THERETO FORGIVE HER
IS ALL VERY WELL, BUT SHE
SHOULD NOT STAND BESIDE
YOUR DAUGHTER AND MINE.
THE WOMEN THAT HAVE
MOST INFLUENCED MANKIND
SPEAKING OF TRUE GEN FILE
WOMEN-A BUDGET OF PER
TINENT QUESTIONS FOR
READERS TO ANSWER-THEY
DEAL WITH SUBJECTS WIDELY
APART - DAUGHTERS AND
POSTAGE STAMPS, WRINKLES
AND TELEGRAMS, LOVERS AND
HUSBANDS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

gan with the prayer meeting, In
the home, the sewing society, the
church. where ell united. / believe
these councils are doing great deal OF
good In the world. The movement
came of itself aud grow out OF the neces-
sity Of organization.
There will be delegates from different
councils in England, FrBnce, Italy, Bel
GUM, Sweden. Finland and other coun-
tries. Lady Aberdeen is president or
the national council OF Canada and is
in active cooperation with the work.
10 foreign countries the women belong
ing TO the nobility and OF the highest
social position are leaders, In the council
movement They believe In united
efforts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

bouquet of the flowers she loved, tripped
out on the stage TO face the critics for
the first time, and was unable to utter a
note.
Many singers refuse to have flowers
about them at all, saying that they can
not sing easily in perfumed atmos-
phere; others again, state that they
have given the matter no thought and
have suffered no Inconvenience.
Most throat specialists agree, how
ever, that strong perfumes are injuri-
rious to the larynx.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

alter the slope of the cores, but this
may sometimes be saved by readjusting
the length, size or direction Of the little
waist-darts, which should not be cut
into until the hips are fitted. After the
fitting the seams and belt may oe
stitched from, the seams opened and
the skirt pressed on tie wrong side
with hot iron on a damp cloth. The
pressing Of the seams should be done
with a small iron, so that tho goods, il
not spOnged, will not be affected along
the seams any more than is necessary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
Russian Mourn.uc Customs.

The etiquette OF the Russian court Is
very strict, and the widowed Empress
will wear during the first six months OF
her mourning, dresses OF black flannel,
made high aud plain, with sleeves FAST
ened tight at the wrist, but cut wide
and loose enough to reach TO the
ground. From the waist falls train
three yards long. Broad collars and
cuffs and streamers OF white cambria
and cap of crepe are worn with this
dress. All the ladies OF the four upper
grades OF the court circle wear the
same costume, except that the train is
shorter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
PRETTY CONCEPTS FIR WOMEN.

A shower bouquet is the London fad
In jewels.
Peach color is favorite shade in Lon
don just now.
A new make of penwiper displays a
small wax dolls face, which grows out
of a.pretty flower, such as an orchid or d
chrvSanthemum.
There are new sardihe forks and pickle
forks on lever principle, which makes
the attaining Of the desired article a
great deal easier. They are automatic
aud certainly useful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
Womnn's Riehtsat Homo.

The home is upifted when woman's
rights TO thought and action is recog'
nized. The balance Of her character Is
maintained by making her instructive
love and sympathy for childhood part
OF the broad culture education gives.
Her instructive love becomes insight,
and she sees in the unfolding light OF
the child a revelation of the sacredDess
and beauty of life everywhere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27
9rPELY FEMININE.
-y-, Eat ARE SURE 10 PLEASE TH8
LADIES'.

.r.vss-Brei Fashion Suggestions.
- l Prma Doan3s - Womaa's
Eu.-Noua1s Work Tor HU-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-27

and "sweets" should follow in their
order, not necessarily in courses, for the
plain family dinner, however.
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GOWN AND CAPS FOR AN ELDERLY LADY.

This figure shows an elegant figured gray elderly
.s,f i,kg vely audla
elderly su feathers the other with ribbon "setes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-16
California . Meine.

Weinliebbaber iinbeu elm sroses Ga.
ger BON teimen California 9eiuea Sci
germ 8. 5. Meper am CLAMP
sSlaaa. 9err Weper fn1t bic Meiae
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gutem &enner geIingt es Tim tets, bie
6eten Sorten ausaupdblen. @r fam
1ette aunben unb 6amilien nit einem
gnfen Sropfen perfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBs Weine in oor3iigli9er Qualitdi
oon leBt ab $1.00 her BolIoue - frei
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gouaal Gountp ssair.

STR bic gomal GOuntp Gair, pel9e
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Braunfels ftattfinbet, pertanft bic Sns
ternationalbabn &unbreiie. 8i(ete gum
preiie BON 4 Gents per Meile bon
allen Stationen 3mif@en San Antonio
mnb Nuitin. Wegen ndberer 4ustunft
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ct. sonis Tair unS GgppfitiDm.

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melde am 4. September erbffnet ipir6,
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Salber 6abrpreis nah ct. 9uuis
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PaiTa9e.8iaette aIler Mrt
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Mtlamta Gspofttiom.

ytiebrise @rfuriitionsrreiTe rad Nts
lanta uno aurnd limb ieBt auf Der ssu'
ternatiopal 8ahn in 3raft. Wegen
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0ieSri8er Sabrpreis nad 9aIas
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Dallas grpOlitiDn perfauft Die sSnters
nationalbGbn &unbreiies8ilete su c Is
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tpelde gtiltis finb 3ur &iidreiie bi6 5.
NoDember; uub eine Marimum &ate
BON $500 fur 8illette. rpelbe eiiltig
finb fur 3 Gage, BON allen Stationen.
Wegen ndberer Nusfunft menbet @u1
an 8. S. Price. N. g. 3. a.,
paleitine, 3eras.
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su reiien SebaIt $3.50 aabIbar $l5 Der 40.
de unb Ausaabsn @ermOnente SteGuns.
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THE AMERICAN WELL WORKS, Aurora
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aobleul 9phleni

Nlr perflufen NHtbracite gi, uub
@ub auhIen ~ $1l per 5oune 9ie,
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MOTION SPECIALS.

Prices for Thursday Only.
Celebrated Mealine Soap, box 19c.
Monarch Toilet Paper, packages 25c.
SOC size Comfort Powder, zoe.
Genuine Delong Hooks and Eyes, card
&c.
Highest grade 100 yard Sewing Silk,
SC.
10c assorted Book Pins, &c.
Csc package Mending Tissue, 70.
yard Silk Corset Laces, SC.
papers Millward's Needles, 10c.
6 spools 200 yard Cotton, 10c.
Frill Elastic Carriers and Clasps, 800
value, zoe.
soc, CSC and Csc Sterling Silver Belt
Pins, tic.
ANOTHER BIG DRIVE IN FLAN-
NELETTES.
We shall open another case of those
woven Dress Flannelettes same
fine quality as created such a furore
two weeks ago, and ait the same price.
Size yard.
LADIES GLOVES.
4B French Glace Kid, regular price
S1.50. Thursday, 97c pair.
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ducive to ten growth and welfare Of
such organizations as the New Haven
Caledonian club. A reunion such as
this brings back old associations-old
friendships are revived-and the feel
ing which is often called clannishness
by others, but which might better be
termed love of country, nationality or
race, binds soul to soul, and COM
partnership finds sweetest enjoyment
After alluding to eX-Chief Browns con-
nection with the club he said that "the
testimonial so fittingly presented by
the chief as representing the New Ha-
ven Caledonian club was given by the
members in a spirit that was honoring
to the members" at was a labor of
love, on our part" he continued, "a
deed whose fountain head was the out
burst of THE human heart" The perora-
tion to Clansman McIntosh's address
was very affecting, it being in the
form of bendiction on Mr., and Mrs.
Brown, the company all rising to their
feet while the benediction was being
given,
Congratuilatory speeches over, music,
singing and dancing was next in order,
after which an abundant supply of re-
freshments was provided and greatly
enjoyed. The fun was kept up with
great vigor until we'll on in the night,
when the company Joined in singing
Aud Lang Syne, and departed after
giving cheers for Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
and family.
Among those who received invitations
most of whom were present, were Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Stirling, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Menzies, Mr.. and Mrs. John
MCLAUGHLIN, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs, w. L. Andrew, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Moffat, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Macarthur, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wal
lace, Mr. and Mrs. Blaillie, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Mcintosh Mr.. and Mrs. r.
McDougall, Mr.. and Mrs. p, Small,
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Macdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p Gillispie, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles MacGilvray, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Veftch, Mr. and Mrs. D. Dewar, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mcdonald
Mr.. and Mrs. A Currie, Mr., and Mrs.
r. Patton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Aud, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Bone, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Nick enzie, Mr. and Mrs. John David
SON, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcpherson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Gardner.
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LOCAL NE Ws.
Brief Mention,
Br1eI mention.
a farm wanted-R. e. Baldwin.

"a farm wanted-R. e. Baldwin.
High water to-day at $40 D. m.
B. Shoninger has returned from the
White mountains.
Rev. u. H. Mason of the First Bap-
fist church has removed to No. 81 Wall
street.
The Rev Henry Davies, jr, took his
first ride yesterday in a carriage, the
gift of friends in New Haven.-Derby
Transcript.
Andrew McGovern, a saloon keeper at
226 Hamilton street. was arrested last
might, charged with violation Of the
Sunday liquor law. The alleged offense
WAS committed last Sunday
The local executive committee now ar
ranging for the coming convention of
Christian Workers in November will
hold a meeting this wednesday, after
noon at half-past four o'clock at No. 20
Center street.
Miss Josie Bryant of 1913 Orange street
left this city Monday evening for Wash
ington, D. c., ito attend the wedding of
Miss Sophie Brock, daughter of Propri-
etor Brock of the Congressional hotel,
ITO Herman C. Rakeman. The wedding
took place last evening at the Church
of the Reformation and was followed by
a brilliant reception at the hotel, at
which four hundred guests were pres
emit.
AS Mr. Charles r. Coan of the Secur-
ity Insurance company was early last
evening talking with a friend I'M front
fthe company's building, his horse,
which he had left urlhitched, started off
down the street, and was soon going at
a, rapid rate in response to the nrlrner-
Gus shouts of whoa" from passersby
Fortunately, however, a cool headed
gentleman rushed out and seized the
reins, turning the animal in towards the
sidewalk at Prince & W7hitely's, and by
excellent management stopped the fly
ing animal and prevented a, serious
smashup. Mr. Coan, despite his best
efforts, was unable Ito ascertain the
name of the plucky gentleman, wte
prevented the smashup.
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2-Children's Drawers, good cotton,
hem and tucks, well made button
holes, 3-hour price Z cents.
22-Infants' Cloaks, all wool Cashmere,
richly embroidered and trimmed, !
value $3.50, 3-hour price IS cents.
23-Infants' Vests, the kind that but
tons way down in front, zoe quality,
9-hour price cents.
24-Infants' Long Cambria Slips, Mo-
Their Hubbard yoke nicely trimmed
with Hamburg, 39c quality, 3-hour
price 10 cents.
25-Children's handsome all wool Reef
ers, elegantly trimmed, sold all
over at $500, $3.50, 1898, $3.50, for
hours your choice soc, SOC, sec,
$1.39.
26-Men's Night Shirts, made of best
Dwight Anchor cotton, felled seams
embroidered front, 3-hour price
20 cents.
27-Men's elegant Silk and Satin Ties,
Black and colors, sold all over at
15c, 3-hour price cents
2S-Men's All Silk and Satin Band
bOWS, cdlilOl ne bought elsewhere
for less than 25c, 3-hour price cts
29-Men's Seamless Mixed Socks, 3-hour
price eight pairs for % cents.
30-Men's Canton Flannel Drawers, 35c
value, 3-hour price II cents.
31-Best quality Butchers Aprons, sold
all over at 25c, 3-hour price IA cts.
32-Men's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
embroidered Initial, any letter you
WISH Csc quality, S-hour price 10 cts.
33-Boys' Undershirts and Drawers, g.
hour price II cents.
94-Brussel Net, Silk Yelling, black
only, 3-hour price 4 cents
35-Ladies' Silk Mitts, warranted pure
silk, 3-hour price cents.
36-Ladies' Ventilated 75c Corsets, g.
hour price 20 cents.
37-Ladies' Nursing Corsets, worth one
dollar, 3-hour price 20 cents.
3S-Thomson's Misses Corsets, 3-hour
price 70 cents.
39-Ladies' Manicure Nail Cleaners, g.
hour price l cent.
40-Good American Pins, one cent a
paper.
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MILIUS FRANK,
Wait for Thursday, Sept. II,
Three-Hour Sale,
Between 9 and 12o clock.
Will Sell you Goods for SOC on the Dollar.

best soft finish Lining Cambria sc
quality, 3-hour price 8 cents.
BEST quality double width Paper
Cambria, 3-hour price cents.
3-Best English Hair Cloth, 3-hour
price cents.
4-Good Twilled Silisia, 121ac quality,
3-hour price cents.
l5-Velvet Bias Facing, all colors, g.
hour price 5 cents.
'6-Ladies' Corset Covers, made of dur
able cotton, perfect fit, felled seams
19c quality, 3-hour price cents
Ladies' Drawers, good cotton, deep
hem and tucks, Csc quality, 3-hour
price 121a cents.
S--Ladies' Skirts, good cotton, hem and
tucks, 45c quality, S-hour price 10
cents.
9-Ladies' Night Gowns, good cotton,
Mother Hubbard style, nicely trim
med and tucked yoke, SOC quality,
3-hour price So cents.
1o--Children's Night Drawers, made of
good Canton Flannel, regular price
zoe, 3-hour price 1917 cents.
1f-Ladies' GinghamAprons, warranted
fast colors, 3-hour price cents.
12--Misses' Chemises made of Fruit of
Loom Cotton, tucked yoke, trimmed
with fine embroidery, SOC quality,
3-hour price 121a cents.
Blades Aprons, made of fine white
Lawn, 25c quality, 3-hour price IL
cents.
14-Ladies' Belts, extra quality, made
with heavy Silver Buckle-which
alone is worth 25e, your choice for
8 hours cents.
15-Ladies' Shell Side Combs, 3-hour
price cents a pair.
t6--Ladies' Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, embroidered initials, any
letter you wish, S-hour price cts.
t7-Ladies' Hose, warranted fast black,
seamless, sold at 19c, 3-hour price
cents.
lS-Children's extra value RibbedHose,
fast black, 121ac value, 3-hour price
cents.
19-Children's Vests, odds and ends,
3-hour price cents.
2O-Ladies' Vests, odds and ends, 9-hour
price cents.
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WOMEN ToTERS' MEETING,
Call Issued for To-day at Warner Hall
on Chapel Street.

Call Issued for To-day at Warner Hall
on Chapel Street.
The call for a meeting of the women
voters to nominate for the coming
school election was issued yesterday by
Miss Rebecca D. Beach, secretary of the
executive committee. The meeting will
be held at Warner hall this afternoon
at half-past four o'clock, and the choice
of the meeting is liable to be either Miss
Marie Ives or DIR. Lucy Creemer Peck
ham. The ladies are very grateful to
Mr.. Warner, who kindly rendered the
use of the hall for the occasion.
Mr.. Avis has announced that he is a
candidate for election on the board but
none of the prominent candidates have
withdrawn.
To-day is the last day for the ladies to
register for the school election.
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Fayorites Qualified Well,

Springfield, Sept. 1O.-The Springfield
bicycle club ran off it's preliminary
heats for its big bicycle meet to- morrow
and Thursday at Hampden park. In ell
forty-four heats were run off between
a:30 and 5:15 without serious nishap.
THE favorites qualified well, with fhe ex-
ception of j. S. Johnson, who did not
tion and is scarcely expected to compete
here.
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Note.--A minus sign ii predxed to Their
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
IT" in connection with rainfall indicates
atrace of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth of
water not known.
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If You Want

to go West cheaply and comfortably
take the SANTA FE ROUTE. Tourist
excursions. Personally conducted.
Leave Boston weekly.
New England agency 1872 Washington
street, Boston.
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PRINTS.

| case of best American Shifting
Prints, in a great variety of patterns
Only Thursday, SIC yard.
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RUGS.

We offer Thursday 40 Smyrna Rugs.
size 1SxS6-line of very handsome pat
terms. Only Thursday until sold, 69c
each.
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OF CHINA, glassware, pottery
and kitchen kuteness. But
never mind. The Sale is
ON. Thinking tin, Gathering
crockery, clinking china and
Ginning crystal are all keyed
in flats. Fiat fall prizes.
What a harvest for house
keepers!
Basement
Some rIothers
won't have their Children's
pictures taken until they buy
one of our SO, Is or 90 cent
Aprons, they look SO much
like lovely low neck dresses.
Chldren's School Aprons IS cents
and more.
The last and only lot of Childrens
Bingham Dresses, 2, 3 and a year
sizes, pretty styles, 300 each.
Muslin Underwear Domain.
Deep Regret
can never bring you back
another chance Of buying
heavy underwear at a saving
Of 50 cents a garment.
Neither can we buy to sell
again at any such prlce-75
cents a garment.
Ladies' heavy Vests and Drawers
in natural WOOL camel's-hair and
white sizes rs to A.
Don't let the weather fool
you. September is fast slip
ping away.
Hosiery and Underwear Counter.
Rather Torn Up
in the Upholstery Room.
Busy preparing some sur
prises for you in the shape
Of shopping comfort anc
convenience. In the mean
time, special tables on the
main floor will help to supply
your upholstery needs. That
means, of course, special
price inducements.
Bear In Mind
that our Delivery System is
extended to the following
points,. be the purchase S
cents or 5000.
WooDMoNT HoTcHKIss GROVE
ORANGE GROVE EAST HAVEN
Rocky POINT CRESCENT BLUFF
OYSTER RIVER SUNSET BEACH
BRIGHroN's BLUFF CRAWFORD
MERwIN POINT CRAWFORD POINT
MORRIS Cove INDIAN NECK
MALLM*
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MN ADYERTISNMNNTS T0-DAI.

NEW ADHERTISEluININ I0-Ddh
Annual Meeting Board of Education.
American Llne-J. NJ. Lines, Jr.
Dnily Chat-MHley, Nicely Co.
Entertainment-GrNnd Opera House.
For Sale--Residence-S. Is. Ovlatt.
For Sale-Carriage-L G. Sargent.
For Rent ouse-F. Nj. Brown 4 Co.
Fresh Fish-Grand Avenue Fish Boat.
For le-Store-Merohant, City.
Grand shopping Smporium-F. M. Brown " Co
Huts-Brooks 4 Co.
Lactated Food-At Druggists,
Lost-Charm This Office.
Memorial Day-The Grays.
Peach Day-D. M. WEIGH Il Son.
Shakers Cordial-At Druggists.
Sliced Bacon-E. H. Hall n Son.
Three-Hour Sale-Milius Frank.
Thursday Sales-Howe & Stetson.
Underwear--Chas & Co.
Unparalleled Values-E. Mcintyre n Co.
yegetables-J. L. Sheiffele.
While Yet--Chas Monson Co.
Wanted-Situation-l Hamilton Street.
Wanted-Situation-2 Congress Avenue
Wanted-Grl-Mrs. N. G. Osborn.
Observation-Disclosures Vine Street.
Wanted-Nurse-40T rumbull Street.
Wanted-Situation-P This Office.
Wanted an-Beers' Photo Parlors.,
Wanted-Boy-Beers Photo Parlors.
Wanted-Situation-l Chapel Street.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-11
THURSDAY
AGAIN

And Prices are Turned Inside Out III
you haven't attended Our Thurs
days Sales make it point to do so
this week.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-11
Mean temperature. "a.
Max, temperature. 50.

Mean temperature. "a.
Max. temperature. 50.
Min. Temperature. 81.
Precipitation .04 inches.
Max. velocity of wind. l3-N.
Accumulated excess OF daily mean tenn
perature since January |. 81 degrees: or an
average daily excess OF OIL degrees.
Total deficiency in precipitation since Janu-
airy l, 12.4S inches.
U. G. MYERS. Observer.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-11
LADIES VESTS.

THE biggest offering of the season. All
of. our 25c Ribbed Vests, lin low neck, no
sleeves and low neck bodies; and all of
our 25c plain Vests in high neck, no
sleeves and high neck, short sleeves.
All are our best 25c goods. All sizes.
Thursdays choice, tic, or for SC.