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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-10

Soothing, healing, cleansing, DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sores,
wounds and piles, which it never fails to
cure. Stop itching and burning. Cures
chapped lips and coldsores in two or
three hours. Newton's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-10

W ~ Is 81 lHat one
man Is old ard dc
ere pid at IS, and
i another hale and
] hearty at so? The
accident of birth has
something to do
with it. Some men
are born stronger
than others, but fire.
quently the strong
man becomes weak
and the weak man
strong. 1t depends
M tho cara 1,a foIra1
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-03-10

is acknowledged to be the most thorough cure for
Nasal Catarrh, Cold in Head and Hay Fever OF all
remedies. Il opens and cleanses the nasa passages
allays pain and Inflammation. heals the sores, pro-
tects the membrane from colds restores the senses
of taste and smell Price soc. at Druggists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, sc Warren Street, New York.
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Doubtful.

backward.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-01
Bargains for the Ladies

DUO yds best soft finish lining cambria, SC
qualty; from Q till IL the priceis Sc per yard.
. tast Black Moireen Stitfenng, l5c quality,
3-hour price 10 yard.
Double width Twilled Sllesia, 15c quality, j.
g. Double width Paper Cambria, 3-hour price
Extra quality Crlnoline, l0c quality, 3-hour
price 4c yard.
Fancy figured Silesia, black on one side. Zoe
quality, 3-nour price Sc yard.
Genuine Grass Cloth, l5c quality, 3-hour
price &c yard
Persian Hair Cloth, IL yards wide, 25c quail
ity, 3-hour price l2lsc.
Cambria Corset Covers, we'll made, feled
seams, perfect fit, 15c quality, 3-hour price
scents.
Ladies' Night Gowns, strong cotton, tucked
yoke, handsomely trimmed, 80c value, 3-hour
price 39c.
Ladies50c Corsets. Thursday l9c.
Thompson's Glove Fitting and DR.. Warner
Nursing Corsets, which at no store can you
buy less than Sl.D0and $l.35, Thursday at our
store 80 cents.
Long waist Sateen 6-hook Corset, value
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TOWN ADOPTS THE REPORT.

Seieclmcn tRvor tho %l3S,OOO FRIDGE
City Engineer Kelley was before the
board of selectmen last evening with
the specification for the substructure
of the new drawbridge over Quinniplac
river, and for a temporary bridge to
be used during the construction of the
permanent bridge structure, Select
man Ludington stated to the board
that many of the oystermen had COM
planned to him that the temporary
bridge would not admit Of vessels pass
ing under it and would interfere with
taking shells to the oyster beds. City
Engineer Kelley explained that it would
not be safe to make the temporary
bridge higher.
President Beecherinquired as to what
ground there was for the statement
made last year that the new bridge
would cost but 100000. The city engin-'
was on the basis of building the center
pier and no new abutments.
'How much will it cost to carry out
the present plans" said Mr.. Beecher.
From $1S0,000 to $135,000," the city
engineer replied.
Town Agent Baldwin, do not like
the idea of spending so much money"
Selectman Ludington, who is a men,
Der of the committee of conference,
said: II am in favor Of being econom
ical with the public money, but / am
in favor of a good bridge and there
fore move the adoption of the report
of the city engineer as already adopted
by the town and city government"
A vote was taken on the motion and
the report OF the engineer was adopt
ed.
Harris Alderman appeared before the
board in behalf of Vashti Lubenthal,
who has been an inmate of the state
retreat for the insane at Middletown
for four years and whose friends are of
the opinion that she has so far regained
her mental faculties as to allow her
discharge. The matter was referred
to the town agent with power to act
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Hospital Notes.

Adolph A. Coats, who was run over
by a lumber wagon at Branford on
March % and sustained a fracture of
the right leg, is in q critical condition
at the New Haven hospital. Coats
wished the hospital authorities to save
his leg, and every effort has been made
to do so, but it is now feared that
blood poisoning has developed.
Coats parents, who live at Brattle-
boro, Vt, have been notified of his con-
dition. The young man is a Mason, an
Odd Fellow and a member of the Red
Men Local members of these orders
have been visiting upon him during his
stay at the hospital.
The unknown Italian who was injured
at Stony Creek yesterday afternoon
and carried to the hospital was delir-
ious late last evening.
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LOCAL NE US.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day at 1:12 p. m.
McClure's for April at Pease's.
Farm for sale cheap.-R. E. Baldwin.
Loans and insurance furnished by
Charles Wilson & Co., AZ Church street
Ashes carted- Connecticut Concrete
Coz 40 Church street.
! Manure specially composted for fer
tilizing lawns. Connecticut Concrete
company, 40 Church street.
Hammonassett tribe of Red Men were
visited last night by fifteen members of
Pootatuck tribe of Derby.
America lodge, K. of P, gave calico
party in their hall in the old library
building last night. About sixty cou-
pies were present.
Maier Zunder, for whom the new
Zunder school house on George street
was named, has presented fifteen hand
some pictures to the school.
Miss Lucille Fowler, who is a daugh-
ter of John W. Fowler of Milford, I'M
derwent very critical surgical opera
alton at the hospital Sunday afternoon.
Captain M M. Masters who works
for c. H. Smith of Oyster Point, was
taken to Grace hospital yesterday in
the police ambulance, being seriously
ill.
The judges at the spring exhibition of
the Connecticut Horticultural society,
now in progress in Hartford, are Robert
Veitch of this city and G. S. Morris of
Harrington.
The first quarterly meeting of the
woman's Baptist Alliance for Home,
State and City Mission Work will be
held at the Calvary Baptist church to-
morrow at 2:30 p. M
The recent heavy down pour of rain
made very bad washout at Fort Woos-
ter park-some of the worst seen there
in years Considerable repairing will
have to be done.
Tomorrow night the New England
Order of Protection lodges in Seymour
will hold an open meeting, at which
the grand officers from New Haven are
expected to be present.
Instructor Henry A. Bumstead of
Yale university, who has been giving
E. course of lectures before the Bridge
port Scientific society for the last few
weeks, will give a lecture on the X rays
before the same society tomorrow.
Announcement is made of the coming
marriage, April s. of Miss Lillian Bulli-
want, daughter of Mrs. Charles Built
want of 46S Wnalley avenue, and Theo-
dore Herbert Van Buren,, son of Assist
ant Manager Van Buren, Of the Hyperi-
on theater
Yesterdays Ansonia Sentinel saws:
u. A. Hendrick, the owner of a brook
in Cornwall, came from New Haven
last night, and after spending the night
with his father in Shelton left for his
private brook this morning. Mr. Hen
drick likes to fish for trout as well as
he does to paint portraits. He took
along three baskets
Yesterdays Bridgeport Post says:
James Gleason, an old blacksmith who
worked in this city many years ago,
started to walk from New Haven to this
city three days ago. This morning he
arrived in East Bridgeport, but was
so badly exhausted that he thought
he was going to die. He was suffering
terribly from cramps when a passer-by
noticing his condition summoned the
ambulance and had him removed to the
emergency hospital.
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Bargains in our Gents Furnishing Department.

Extra heavy Mems Overalls. worth SOC.
Jumpers to match, Thursday 25c.
Mems heavy Plaid Jumpers, sold at 45c,
THU sdayg5c.
Mems Apply Linen Collars. warranted pure
linen or money returned, l5c quality, Thurs
day &c.
Mems Celluloid Collars. genuine article.
worth 29c, Thursday &c, for 25c; Celluloid
Cuffs, lie pair.
Mems Elegant Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
either white or fast color, printed border.
Thursday for Csc.
Mems beautiful Silk and Satin Bows, best
in the market, Thursday all day &c apiece.
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$l.00, Thursday all day SOC.
Thompson Glove Fitting Misses Corsets,
5oe Is the price. but Thursday all day at L!1@c.
Good Long Waist 75c and SOC Corsets, Thurs
day your choice SOC.
Genuin e Imported FIR nch Whalebone Cor
sets, c. P. and 2. D., at no other store can
you buy for less than Ss.2j to $3.50 at our store
Thursday $l.l9.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vest, Pants to match,
regular price 39c, Thursday your choice 100.
Ladies extra large sizes Jersey Vests,
Nlaco yarn, also fieeoed lined, Pants to match,
fos stout ladies, SOC quality, Thursday Csc.
Ladies' Fast Black seamless Hose, the plain
kind or tieeced lined, 19c quality; Thursday
choice &c.
Boys and Girls heavy Fast Black Cotton
Hose, plain or fieeoed lined, l9c quality, Thurs
Silk Tuxedo yelling in black and colors,
chenille dots or plain IL you prefer; special
for Thursday, 4c yard.
Ladies Shell Side Combs, take your choice
for &c Il pair for Thursday only,
Ladies' house Wrappers, made of fast
colored percale. regular price 9Sc, Thursdays
price SOC.
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Bargains in Our Infants Department.

Infants and Chlldren's handsomely trim
med Cloaks, $l.50 value, Thursday all dav 29c.
Infants White all wool Cashmere Long
Cloaks, richly embroidered with silk, va.ue
$3.50, Thursday S5c.
Infants Embroidered Carriage Robes.
Thursday all day 23c
Childrens' all wool Refer Jackets. a manu-
facturers samp es, real value SLAB. our price
to close them out &c.
Infants all wool Vests, slightly soiled; they
are yours at SC apiece.
Infants Cashmere Caps, silk embroidered,
SOC value, but will close out as it is late in the
season Roc
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Infants Flannel Sacques, Thursday reduced
to Sc.
Infants Hand Knit all wool Sacques;
Thursday reduced to l21Gc.
Infants all wool Seamless Hose, 25c quality,
Thursday &c.
800 Infants and Childrens White Dresses,
cambria lawn, nainsook, costing from 81. 90 to
$500, slightly soiled from handling, the Ham
burg laees and embroideries and material
worth three times as much as we ask FOR
them, your choice-dont think twice49c.
Lindsay Patent Elastic Hose Supporters,
all day Thursday &c.
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Mems extra heavy Working Shirts. made of
pest quality Amoskeag Cheviot, 4Oc value.
Thursday Csc.
Mems heavy Elastic Web Suspenders,
Thursday all day &c.
Mems spiral Arm Bands all day Thursday,
Sc pair.
Mems White Bosom Shirts, good quality.
Thursday all day 25c.
Good quality White Butchers Aprons. 4S
inches long, Thursday all day lac.
4 pair for 25c.
Mems silk and Satin Tecks in the latest
spring styles, 25c value, but for Thursday 2
tor25c.
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Wednesday, April 1, 1896.
NEW ADYERrISEMENrS TODAY,

American Line--J. NJ. Lines, Jr.
Barg Co.
Bargains For Ladies-Milius Frank.
Daily Chut-Malley. Nicely Co.
Estate Sarah A. Chidsey--Probate Notlce'
Easter Shoes-M. L. Bristol.
For Rent-Houses-W. j. Trowprldge.
For Rent-House-Me Real Est. ONCE.
Found-Dog-- Officer Hope.
Grand Shopping E.nporium-F. M; Brown " oo'
Investnnents-Cha w Scranton Co
New Haven Liue--C. l. French, Agent.
Notice Woodbridge Selectmen,
Notice-George u. Norris.
Quarterly Statement--CitI Bank.
Quarterly Statement--M Mechanics Rank.
Wanted-Situation-- Main St., Fair Haven.
Wanted Situation-A. b., This Office.
Wanted-Girl-a66 Bradley Street.
Wanted -Cow-B. b., Box Az.
Wauted-Situatiou-E. This Office.
Wanted Situation-l6 Gilbert Street.
Wanted Situation-Cook, This Office.
Wanted-Pony-B. b., Box 442
Wanted-Girl-3S9 Whitney Avenue
Wanted Situation-F D., This Office
Wanted-Sltuation-J G. l?3 George streeo
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INDEFINITE ACTION.
Young Republicans Not Ready to Build.

Young Republicans Not Ready to Build.
1t has been thought by many MEM
bers of the Young Mems Republican
club that the Crown street building is
not large enough for the needs of the
organization and that an addition
should be built 1t was to decide this
matter that a meeting of the stock
holders was held last evening. No def
mite action was taken and another
meeting will be called at the option of
the president.
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NEW HAVEN SHIPM1STERD DEAD.
Death of Capt. james A. Cummings.

Death of Capt. James A. Cumming.
New York, March 31.--Schooner Julia
Fowler Of Wallffeet, Me-, Allen, master,
from Monte Christy, with log wood,
which arrived here to-day, reports that
Captain James A. Cummings, aged six
ty, of New Haven, Conn, late master,
died of diarrhoea and was buried at
Monte Christy.
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Home Again.

And ready for business with full as.
sortment of high class clothing. Friends
and former patrons cordially invited t.
drop in and exchange greetings.
NORTON e. SON,
ID Center Street,
a1&3 Near orange St
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Mrs. Fenn's Funeral.

Milford, March 30.-The funeral of
Mrs. Marie Fem, widow of the late
Daniel Fem, was held from the home
of her son, Dennis Fem, on the Derby
road, this afternoon, and the remains
were laid to rest in the Milford ceme-
terry. The services were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Epson of Plymouth church in
the presence of a large attendance Of
relatives and friends.
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00QzNo &SlpHQn
767-77G CHAPEL ST.
The Robins
Have Come,
a sure sign, say
many, that warm, balrny
weather is here.
Have you made prep
arations for Easter Sunday?
Got your new Coat, Dress,
Gloves, etc.
If not, let us assist
the smallness of cost will
surprise you.
n N n n
Nordica created express
c,;4r ly to our order by
S' the foremost man
ufacturer of this country, and
modelled after very expen- /
sive imported suit.
Equal in style and finish
to a 5000 costume, this suit
bids fair to be the favorite of
the season.
Made Of a soft, yet dur
able Covert Cloth, also of
English Worsted Twills
strictly all wool-comes in
greys, tans and brown.
Jackets a ngle-breasted
cutaway, with leather belt,
and is lined throughout with
silk.
Skirt is 5-gored, Of the
favorite Rouh' shape, and is
lined with fine grade perca-
line.
Fit and wear warranted
$1,000 most anywhere else,
Here Sf4 90 each.
Turn for one moment to
Vour our Clearance Sale of
Thoughts Ladies' and child I !,
Oun1 Underwear Don't
think you ever saw time when cost
was SO dis-regarded.
Assortments are SO broken we cannot
quote sizes, but simply say--a lot OF
Ladies' Vests and Pants (mostly
pants) = that were rs, 95c, $1.0O,
1.25. $3.50 Go at soc ca.
Combination Suits-size No 3 only
were $1.25 and 175 SOC ca.
Half Wool Vests, value Soc csc ca.
All Children's Wool and Marino Under
wear at ONE HALF PRICE.
The, Sale of has proven I'M
Umbrellas commonly Interest,"
ing - Not often a
merchant will take his entire stock
and slice !, off the prices, regardless.
That's what has happened here
and wise people are reaping the
benefits.
Our entire stock of 26 and 2S in. Navy
and Black Umbrellas at q regular
prices.
Underwear and Umbrella
Sale closes after Easter.
zo7-77l Chapel Street.
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West Cheshire's POstnistress

Washington, March 31.-Mrs. II. M.
,Childsey was to-day appointed post
mistress of West Cheshire, New Haven
county, succeeding l.. R. Childsey, de-
ceased.
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U, G. MEYERS. Observer.

U, G. MEYERS. Observer.
Note-A minus sign I'll pretxed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
AT" in connection with rainfalllndicates
q trace of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth of
water not known.
*Below zero.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTuRAL DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or THE CHIEF
OFrHE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 81, 1896. p. m.
Forecast for Wednesday: For Mass. X, /.
and Conn.-Fair, but with increasing cloud
illness, slightly cooler, northerly, shifting to
easterly winds.
For eastern New Embarrassing cloudli-
ness, possibly with rain in extreme southern
portion, probably rain Wednesday nlght'
northeriy shifting to easterly winds.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-01

Jfthe Baby ia Cuttino TeatI,

Be sure and use that old and wel-tried rem
edy, MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething. 1t soothes the child, soft
ems the gums, allays all pam cures WI ID colio
and is the best remedy for darrhp,. Twen-
ty-five cents a bottle. s25 MWF&w1y.
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Local Weather Report.
FOR MARCH 81. 1896.

Mean temperature. 81.
Max. Temperature. 62.
Min Temperature. 40.
Precipitation % incnes.
Max velocity of wind. 2l-NW.
Accumulated deficiency or daily mean tenn
perature since January !. Log degrees; or an
average daily deficiency OF IL degrees
Total deficiency IN precipitation since Janu-
airy l, AZ inches.
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Table Linens

IS inch bleached $500 yard
no7o 75c. yard.
&c inch bleached, GO cents-aosO 55c. ia.
Ga 90 cents--nosv 47c.
IS inch Loom Linen tabling 81 cents
Ro7o &c.
Good fair quality was IS cents
nogO l9c. a yayd.
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Every statement or description in the
"ads " Of this store you will find to be abso-
lutely and literally true, and if the printer
makes an error we live up to the announce
ment, and bear the loss rather than disap-
point you.
More than this, you can have .yonr money
back aOitAout question, if the goods are lot
damaged or, (like tooth brushes,) articles of
personal use.
We want your confidence irst-all the
patronage you feel warranted in giving us
next.
This weeks anniversary sale opens up
great possibilities for light purses.
Only few of the bargains can be adver-
tised-you should see the rest here.
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Muslin Underwear

Just one great big attrac-
ton quoted out of many, be-
cause space is limited. La
dies night robes, five diff
ferent styles to choose from.
Empire, V neck, and collar
gowns, in cambria or fine
cotton.
Very long and full, superb
value at our regular prices,
$I.3S and $I.25.
Anniversary sale CSC. each.
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Fishing Tackle

q Trout fishing season opens April Ist.
It's only few days since we told you of
our new fishing tackle departmcnt--ground
floor, corner entrance.
You haven't forgotten our $500 outfit, nor
the iointed bamboo rods we sell complete,
for $r.oo each.
Here's an inducement-any fishing basket
in stock this week at Aalf byice.
Best wicker-75c., soc, $T.oo and sI.25
each, at 81 lie, Al Fee, soc. and CSC.
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Towels

Cotton bath towels were 10 cents
no7U H-2c. each.
All Linen Huck towels were IS cents
nos0 NC. each.
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Silyerware

You'll need some for
Easter. Here is a stock of
solid silver, sterling fine, at
dry goods prices, as well as
Rogers famous silver plate.
lust to induce you to see
them, we will sell this week a
line of handsome cut glass in
dividual peppers and salts,
with silver plated tops, at Ioc.
each.
Good ordinary value at
zoe.
tTemple St. Entrance
--
Crockery.- anniversary bargain.
Handsome English decorated toilet sets,
10 pieces, good staple value at S2.6o--no,0
$l.s9 SCI.
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Sheets
Pillow Gases

100 dozens full size, price Ia1c.--
aoa0 lOc. each.
9o dozens hemstitched, price I6c.--
no70 ~ l-2c. eaeA.
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MAILEY%NEErf4@'
TELEPHONE No. S2S.
Sale
Features

"All that this man Promises.
| will actually d."
Such was the postscript to
a rivals announcement which
a long-ago advertiser per-
petrated.
Much that other stores
promise we cannot perform
here, because we haven't yet
attained to the superhuman
in selling goods.
But what this store prom
Uses you can rely upon to the
letter.
If it says ST.. 20 lamps for
8oc., it means that it is sthe
lamp we sell, as good value, at
$1.2o, which is being quoted
at Soc for the time being.
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MALLEY, NEELY & CO

borders and serviceable stitching-s Jo,
soc.
Laces-aoc and rsc oriental laces, inch
width, beurre and cream colors-SaIe tyiee
4 3.ic yd.
ISc and SC real hand made linen torchons
at sale prize Of 9cy a.
asc chantilly laces, 9 inch width-only
500 yards odd in stock-9c ya,
Sheetings
So inch Standard brown 81 cents
no7O &c. yard.
Sc inch Standard bleached cents
no7o A Lee.
36inch "Fruit of the Loom " s cents
No70 5 3-6c.
Sheets
1t by q yards, good grade $50
aOa0 45C. <atA.
At by q yards hemstitched 63c.-
aos0 soc. each.
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Steel Bedsteads-just AZ of the $500
kind in stock, and when these are sold we
can't replace them at the price.
Made of white enameled steel mot iron)
brass-trimmed, with extension rail, first
class woven wire springs, with patent at
tachment for tightening.
We consider them decided bargain
even at our regular price SS.oo-but during
the anniversary sale you can buy one here
(while they lasD for $500.
Carpets-are now conspicuous need in
many New Haven homes.
Here are ten new patterns of wool In
grains, at the little price of 35c I'D.
Ingram stair carpets worth 5oc--noao
1Oc r3.
For one week, our 23c floor oilcloths will
be sold al 16c fer square yard.
DO yon want anye
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Gentlemen'S Underwear

Gentlemen's Underwear
Here is a very nice line in
gray and ecru.
Shirts with French neck
and pearl buttons.
Drawers reinforced and
with good finish generally.
Only one case of them in
stock, at soc. per garment.
Half Price tits sOeek-25c.
eaek.
ITEMS Sweaters.-S2.5O. Pure wors.
ted blue and black.
Just the proper weight for this season.
Sale Prize S1.9s each.
UmbrellaS.-Another lot to be sold out
at SI.oo each, as a special feature of this
sale.
Worth up to sr.75. Want day.
Jewelry-A snow Case tull of brooches
studs, link buttons, waist sets, sleeve
buttons, scarf pins, hat pins and garter
clasps-gold plate and solid silver.
Jewellers prices up to 75c.
A'tytif;tg in aEis lot daring salc 25c each
Handkerchiefs-s5 cent Swiss embroid-
cred for ladies, with handsome scolloped
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A few dozen pairs of sIoo Ladies' Silk
Hose head the bargain procession in this
department at29 cents PER PAR.
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Handkerchiefs-s5 cent Swiss embroid-
cred for ladies, with handsome scolloped
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-01

Silk Vests-Richelieu ribbed spun silk,
ladies' size, all colors, SI.Is grade-sale
prize soc. each.
$3.50 pure silk union Ladies Suits-sale
price $1.S9 each.