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DEATH OF GEORGE BLOT.


The funeral of George Blot, aged 80,
York, last Thursday. The deceased was
a son of Augustus and Jennie A. Blot of
this place. He was the oldest OF three
sons. DR. John Blot, his brother, died re-
Gently and his other brother, Arthur, the
only survivor of the family, is at present
secretary to Chief of Police Deveay of
New York.
The Board of Relief held its first SEES
sion at the selectmen's room, last Mon
day from to Ia They will meet again
at the same hour, next Monday.
There was a watch meeting at the
Methodist church, last Saturday even
ing.
N. B. Miller captured several prizes at
the poultry show recently held in New
Haven. Mr. Miller has some of the finest
Dominique chickens in the state.
The funeral OF Henry G. Percy, son of
gregational church here, last Friday.
The deceased died at hospital in New
York after lingering Illness.
Charles III. Atwood, aged "a, died at
the home of his son, John Atwood, in
Seymour, last week. His remains were
brought here for interment, last Monday.
The Center school opened again, last
Tuesday. The new rooms were opened
at the same time.
Tickets were sold ct B. G.. Atwood's
drug store for the first concert given by
the Eastern Entertainment company to
be given at Polls theater.
An entertainment was given at the
Parish rooms, last Tuesday evening, fol-
flowed by dance.
Father O'DonneiI's sister from New
Haven has been visiting at st Johns rec
tory.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Doolittle spent
Christmas in New York.
Mr. and B. Fl. Heminway spent Christ
mas in New Jersey.
Elmer Doolittle, Sunday school
teacher In the Methodist church, was the
recipient OF handsome Christmas pres
emit from the boys of his class.
The Sexta Feira held their last meeting
with Mrs 81. p. Atwood.
At the annual meeting of urtMerritt
Heminway, A. o. F. A., held last
week, the following Ulcers were elected
for the ensuing term: G. r., Patrick
Flynn; S. G.. R., James McGough /;
t. ., E P. MCGOWAN; treasurer, John
DoUgherty;h s., B.. 81. Nation; s. W.,
F. W. Painters; D W.. Edwin S. Bartlett !;
S. B.. James Costello; j. B Nj. j. Dunn !;
trustee for Is month";, John Purdy.
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LYONS PLAINS.
AT EMMANUEL CHURCH.


The Christmas services were held in
Emmanuel church on Monday evening,
December 26, with Christmas tree for
the children. There was a large
attendance.
Mr. and Mrs David Provost spent
Christmas and New Years at James
Smiths.
Mr. and Mrs L. r H,yt returned home,
Wednesday. after spending Christmas
at F. E. Silliman's.
Mrs Eli Wakemsn spent several days,
last week, with her parents, returning
home on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs r. e. Silliman and son
and Mr. and Mrs Homer Godfrey, all of
Bridgeport, spent New Years at L. R.
Hoyt's.
Miss Eddice White returned home,
Friday, after spending week in Green's
Farms and Mortified.
Mrs Brady of Wilton spent Christmas
at T. w. Treadwell's.
The Lyons Plain Whist club was post.
poned last week. owing to the illness of
Mrs James Smith and her mother who
are confined to their beds with grip.
The Lyons Plain school opened, Tues.
day, after ten days vacation.
Mr. Phelps returned e New York,
Tuesday, after spending several days
with Mrs Hendershot and her sister.
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[ 1itchfleld County.
NEW MILFORD.
AMONG THE roBAooo BUYERS.

AMONG THE TOBACCO BUYERS.
H. ShoyerliDg s. Co, has bought tht
tobacco crop OF Charles A Maaafy Of
sherman, one of the largest growers In
this section. 1t is said to be reniakabsy
fine crop.
John %. Duncan, genial and
hustling rel reese atative of Ell,
shoverlirg 6 Co., has been in Brook
field, recently buying the crops OF G. S.
Williams and Fred Jones.
Fl. shoverling & Co., have borghs the
crops of Myron Willard and Andrew
Main at Cornwall Bridge and George Sc
gar and John Fern in Kent.
J. Stuart Halpine, the hustling tobacco
buyer, is now busy asserting tobacco at
his shop, having force of IS men. He
has bought the crop of Charles Nelson,
Freeman Wells, George Morris, Thomas
Kane, John Harris, Warren WILSON, and
5, F. Clark 10 Bfidgewater, Smith Wal
Ter at MerWinsville, Van Ness Cass in
South Kent, e, W. Hoyt In Sherman,
Stone Brokers in South Kent, r. Mon
roe in Board nan, Buck 6 Northrop and
Sherman Garfield in New Milford, G. W..
Northrop, Gideon Northrop, ]. Ludorf
and S. f. Clark of SoHthville. This is
Mr. Halpine's 18Th year in the business.
Business is rushing at the tocacco
warehouse of Vincent Sterling. He has
already packed 800 cases of spotted leaf
and has acme 1900 more yet to assert and
pack. Later he may buy more If he
inds what he wants.
j. Stuart Halpine is about after siege
with the grip.
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SANFORD.
KINDNESS TO TIE UNFORTUNATE.

KINDNESS TO TEE UNFORTUNATE.
Mr. Dewsnap and family were aroused
about O'Clock, Sunday morning, by
man who said he had walked from VII
ION. He was taken in by the kindness of
Mr. Dewsnap and his badly frozen ears
thawed out and later he took train for
Danbury.
Monday evening the Thermometer Sc
A. e Geoppler's stood eight below zero
and st Mr. Bronson's it was IA.
Alfred Linstiom received q very hand
some timepiece from his employer, II.
II. Dewsnap, as Chislmss gift.
Mr. and Mrs Stafford of Pennsylvanis,
who have been spending Christmas with
ID. w. Vaughan, have gone TO West Hart
ford to visit relatives.
Andrew Sesrles is getting up large
wood pile.
One of the sidelights at the station ex-
pioded, last Saturday night. Only for
the promptness of Agent Balm it might
have caused serious fire.
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It is the earnest desire of EVEN Nc
Intyre and the company that the entire
merchandise now on hand and the
stocks purchased months iago for cur
usual grand annual event shall be sold
as lickly as possible,A
Realizing the magnitude of such an
undertaking ingthe month of January,
we know terrible sacrifices must be
made, and after carefully celebrating
over the best course to pursue, we
unanimously concluded to offer the
bulk of our stock, including this
springs and last falls, at
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,el Shaw OF Watertown, the latter hay.


Joel shaw OF Watertown, the latter nav.
ing tirae
ANNUAL BALL or WATER WITCH HosE
COMPANY.
The 36th annual ball OF Water Witch
Hose CO., viii take place Ia Roger
Sherman Eall, Wednesday evenings the
IIIth. The New Milford orchestra, IN.
der the able leadership OF ]. o. AIlard
have been engaged to play for the dane
ing. Preceding the dar cling they viii
rerdfr the foliouirg pr & am, com.
meneina at s o,cle ck:
Marin, .sLa Banda Rosfa Pelussa.
Overture, Raymond, Amb. Thomas.
Waltz, Irwin, Maurice
1.-THE night ALARM Reeves; descrip-
tive synopsis: A calm and peaceful
night. Lights down az 10 o'clock. AL
alseep. Cry of sFirel frei, Big gong.
Lights up at first stroke OF gong Box
=32. House gong Imitation Of horses
rushing cut. Horse gailoping. Unreel-
ing Of hose. Recall. Keeling up OF
hose. Start for home, aSinging as
ssollowa: asWhen fire is cried and dar ger
Ii nigh tfad and tho fireman is the peo-
PIES cty But when the fire is quench-
ed and all things are righted, God 10 for
gotten and the fireman is sighted" I'M
hitehing Of horses in hose house.
Characterisque, "Uncle Jasper's Jubi-
lee.''
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What will interest the little
folks:
Jack and the Beanstalk on
the main staircase.
Santa Claus is in Daylight
Square, a real live one, too.
He is standing in his little
house in a shower of snow.
Come and talk to him child
rem. He is going to make
this store his home and has
his decrs and sled with him
ready to start on Christmas
eve.
Then the tableaux-at the
time of writing, the busy ham
mers of the carpenters can be
heard making ready the stage
they start Wednesday.
A world of Toys and Games
in the Basement.
Now for things that inter-
est grown-up folks:
Our Gallery of Art-the
best show we've had yet.
The greatest gathering of
worthy holiday goods the state
has known.
1t is we'll worth trip to
town to see this store in holi-
day dress. Remember we
pay return railroad fares
to all points within thirty
miles on every purchase of
$40 or more.
Don't forget the pleasure it
will give the children if you
bring them, to.
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BRANGHVILLE.

Mrs c. A. johnson has been quite poor
ly. DR. Mansfield of Georgetown attends
her.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Haughtalirg of
Boardman have been guests for some
days OF Daniel Vaughn.
M. Fl. Dewsnap has placed in his barn
one of the modern Dick cutters, which
chews up corn stalks and the like with
lightning speed.
Gov Lounsbury nses this statia
taking sae cars, Aud is pleasant
to everyone. He a1gs2nl
greeting for every
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News in a Nutshell.
wARDKN WOODBRIDGE RESIGNS.

WARDEN WOODBRIDGE RESIGNS.
Jabez L. Woodbridge, warden Of the
States prison at Wethersheld, has tender
ed his resignation, which was asked for
by the directors, because Of his son being
convicted of defaleation as clerk of the
prison and sentenced to serve term sc
the institution. Colonel Woodbridge has
been warden since 1898. Fis son, Kirk
Woodbridge, robbed the state of about
$40, 900, il is estimated.
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years with bis son, Rev T. M. Peck. in
Putnam, and assisting him in his work
there. His illness was pneumonia and
was swiftly terminated, he having as
sisted In the services on Christmas day,
and being taken i'll on his return from
the church. Three daughters, besides
the the two sons already mentioned, sur
vive him. the Misses Julia, Clara and
Marion Peck, of Putnam.-[Ameri
can
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WILLIS PAYS THE PENALTY.

Ben Willis, the Wilton murderer Of
David s. r. Lambert,paid the penalty Of
his foul deed at the State prison on
Thursday night of last week, when he
was hanged.
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tering department of Charles M. Beach,
with force of men were engaged on
Friday and Saturday in marking out the
frame for the addition to the tobacco
warehouse occupied by Mr. WIldman.
| Mr. Adams is q hustler and popular
man as well. The warehouse will prob
ably be ready for use By February L.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Harris have been
confined TO the house by The prevailing
trouble, the glip.
Died,at his home on Grove street, Jam
uary 2, George Benedict. Funeral servi-
ces at the Methodist church, Wednesday.
interment in West Meeting House ceme-
terry.
The merchants in general closed their
day. The two stores remaining open,
your correspondent observed, were not
rushed with trade.
The installation of the officers of
Good Shepherd lodge will be held in
the lodge rooms on Thursday evening.
The members and their families are invi-
ted to be present. After the installation
comes the banquet to which all are invi-
ted and closing with a social hop.
The genial young newsdealer, J. L.
Northrop, is new ready for business in
his new store recently purchased of 81.
Bower. Mr. Northrop will be glad to
welcome all OF his customers ana many
new ones, as he Is in better position TO
give satisfaction to all.
Charles Planz. who has been col fined
TO the house by the grip, is now able to
attend to business.
New Milford people are al glad to
hear ones more the hat factory whistle.
It has been etilled for a long time, but
may it be long time ere itremains silent
again!
The proposed plan touse the @. Q f..
hall jointly by the Masons and Old Eel
lows has been given up for the present
at least.
Monday morning the thermometers
regIstered from l6 10 20 degrees below
zero probably as cold as may reasonably
be expected this winter.
w. F.. Bennett is confined to the house
by very heavy cold. DR. King attends
him.
Mrs DR. Staub still lies in very dan
gerous condition.
The doctors are kept very busy these
days.
Among the many victims Of the grip
are Representative Leroy Buck and Bar
Der La Halt.
A. Leroy Conkey ffieiated at the organ
st All Saints, Sunday.
H. O. Warner has bought the tobacco
crops of Mrs A. B. Mallett, Amos Nor
throp, win Kinney and Edwin Carlson,
all OF Bridgewater.
Mrs Christian Hansen has been quite
seriously i'll with nervous dyspepsia. Dl
Griswold is attending her.
"A. q. Bsrnes has bought the tobacco
crop Of Buckley Pepper Of Sherman.
The valuable colt off NJ. Barnum Of
Lime Rock was successfully operated OF
by Or Todd, the well known local vetcri
marian. A large tumog was removed ane
the horse has entirely recovered.
"A, q. Barnes las bought the tobacco
crop or Henry Starr Of Danbury.
wv. "A. PARCELS, i popular employee d
| the Creamery, il about after sever
attack OF the grip. His father has beer
assisting III the creamery during Bile con
valescence.
a. G Barnes COM leted, last wsek, ri
task Of sling hts big Ice house, build
ling 24x20. -.
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LANEsvILLE AND VICINITY.


George Lane of Danbury spent Sun
day at s. M. Waldron's,
7. M. Stack has been spending a few
days IN Providence.
Homer Mallory, who has been spend
ing few days in South NorwaIk with
his father, has returned home.
Mrs March and her grandson have re-
turned from their visit in the west.
George Pierce spent Sunday In
Southbury.
Mrs James Campbell ard Mr. and Mrs
Percy Collins spent New Years day
in Roxbury.
Miss Edith Conkrite Of Gaylordsville
called on Mrs Ryan, Tuesday.
George Stewart of Bridgeport spent
Sunday al bis mothers, Mrs A. Dickey's.
Henry Walling was in Danbury
Saturday.
Miss Jane McGeorge has been spend
ing a few days in Milford.
Editor Smith was in town, Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Moore of Bridgeport spent
Friday at Mra Ryan's.
Miss Agnes Cave called on Mrs A.
Willoughby, Thursday.
f. ]. Moore was In Norwalk for New
Years.
Miss Laura Bell spent New Years day
with Miss Edna Farwell of New Milford.
nj 5 o. B Farwell was calling on Mra
Peck. recently.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob sseinmeyer passed
the holidays here.
r. L. Platt off1eiated at the organ at
the Chiidren's festival, in place of Mr.
CIemence, at All SAINTS, Tuesday. The
latter is visiting relatives In Staten Island.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Harris passed
Christmas week In New York.
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SENATOR MORRILL, DEAD.

Senator Justin S. MorriIl of Vermont,
the venerable father of the United States
Senate, passed away in Washington, last
week. He hss served his state as their
senator to Washington since March 4,
1857,
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BURR & KNAPP,
Rankars and Brokars,

sgs Main street, Bridgeport.
We offer subject to sale the following and
per cent mortgages on Bridgeport real 90
tate. Notes have Interest coupons attached,
principal and interest being payable at our
bank and collected by WI hOut charge.
j Ual4 tua g1nfa
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ROX

Owing 10 the push of james Lee. of
the firm Of Lae q seabrook, his gang OF
ice men fleIled the creamery ice house IN
two days, beating the record by enc
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"New Havsn's Popular store"
r TT
|. Mcintyre
Arcade
GREAT
DISSOLUTION
SALE!
Has Commenced With
Extraordinary Bargains

The partnership existing since 1885
will be dissolved as soon as stock is
turned into money.
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Savings bank books taken in payment and
Interest Oa same allowed to date on purchaAe.
We citn usuailY furnish similar line OF
bridgeport mortgages and Will De pleased 70
show this properly securing any OF the above
toiany one desirinR 90 invest IN tsNe same
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WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.

The week Of prayer will be observed
here, this week.
Harry Buckingham moved, last week,
co MerryalI to occupy the residence OF
Sheldon Hendricks. Mr. Hendricks has
gone with his family to North Carolina.
Mr. Hendricks is employed in building by
some land Improvement company.
d. W. Gregory and W. G. Hine were
engaged, last week, in enclosing the gal
leries of the church. More improve
ments are to follow.
Miss May Platt has had her visit spoil
ed by the grip. She reports oyer 100
cases in Tarrytown.
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shakes hands [ q, the trackmep, when
he happens to meet them.
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SOC on
The Dollar.

Such an opportunity to buy first
class Fall and Spring merchandise at
half price was never known before in
Connecticut The conditions of this
Dissolution Sale will be- cash No
goods sent on approval; no. goods ex-
changed
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WATERFOWL.
oAKyILLE AND VICINITY.

OAkfILl1E AND VICINITY.
The state ard town board of health
have decided that the ice from the pin
shop pond il not safe to be used for any
thing but cooling purpo es. The ex-
preston on every side here was that it
ought not to be used forany purpose as
there were facts that occurred during
weeks OF several typhoid fever cases that
seems as though it must be eontamipat-
ed badly and only short time before it
froze up.
G, e. Warner sells large amount of
wood from his mill and has 3 nice pile
there most of the wear. He ia hustler
Mrs George #. Hungerford is very
sick.
M johnson Of Bsthleham is clerking
for r. s. Douglass
The rumor is credited that Mr. Simonds
lis Eto buy the Douglass store as
soon as the new postmaster Is appointed.
0 .kville has always had a democratic
postmaster since the office was created,
some 40 years, except q few months of
the first.
Messrs Harper and Skilton concluded
some time ago not to get any Ice from
the pin shop pond and have get it else
where.
Mrs Marshal Johrson's aister died at
Mr. Johnson's last week. She had been
great sufferer but haa the best OF care.
Robert Kellogg, the building contrac
tors Merwinsville, WIS at G. q. Boards
lees over Sunday.
Mr. Russell Of Orange was with bis
bows, viii and Harry, over Sunday.
Rev Mr. Davenport from the Second
Congregational church, Waterbury.
preached Ia the Congregational chapel,
Sunday aUnnirQ.
There was preaching In the parish
room by Rev Edward Skagan OF this vii
lage.
ii. w. Warner has filed his ice house,
Elida Thomas is boarding at Nj
| brakes.
Mrs Wise is getting better.
Miss Alice Atwood has not been able
to leave the bospital but is thought to be
| better.
William Lease il having hard time o.
/ It, being 70 better.
Mr. Pset is painting the Kennedy bloci
where the Stoddard family lived.
DEATH OF REV WILLIAM L. PECK.
| Rev WilItAm e. Peck, who died in Put
nam on Friday morning ST the age OF 76
was we'll known herea bouts, he having
been the assistant of Rggs DIR Lewis dur
ing the last years of his rectorahip IN
Christ chugch parish. Previously NIL
j Peck was rector of the Episcopal church
4 In LiEchfiald. He resided III Waterkows
for i number Of years, living. In the plac
i now occupied by B. 10. Atwood, and acf
ing as principal of the Watertvwn acad
Ieny, &c that time Il d5urishIng privat
Iechool. He had aa that time seven child
|ren, three sons and four dau enters Twins
the oldest son. william, being afterwarl
1he principal af ST Marks school q
II Sautss borough, MasR. H died eevera
years ago. Another son. George l. VIC
II tor nnaay years q resls p
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MExIcAN AMBASSADOR DEAD.

Senior Don Malias Romero, the Next
can ambassador TO the United States,
died at Washington, d. c., on Friday of
last week. An operation for appended
tbs was unsuccessful.
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25c.
Ladies', First Quality Jersey Leggins. fun
length. 99c.
Girls First Quality Jersey Leggins. full
length, sec.
Girls School and Dress Shoes. CSC.
Girls Skating shoes. Lace and Bufton, SOC
Boys Fine Lace shoes, sec.
Boys Embroidered sir pers, 49c.
Youths Satin Calf Lace shoes, 19c.
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eAYLokpsyrLLE AND VICINITY.


Miss Bessie Kennedy, who has been
very i'll with the grippe, is slowing Inn
proving.
There is great deal of sickness in
this vicinity just now, severe colds and
grippe being prevalent.
Edmund Hatch went to Lee, Mass
last week, to attend the funeral of his
sister.
M. L. Hnngerfnrd ard wife spent Sun
day " itb their son, Robert Hun gerford,
at Wassaic, N. Y.
Clifford Hall has left the creamery and
gone to Hartford, having secured posi-
ton there. Frank Ward has taken his
place at the creamery.
Ice harvesting is the principal industry
now. Some OF the farmers have their
houses filed, while oEhers are waiting
for il to become little thicker.
1t is rumored that Albert Dolan has
taken Ell. w. Evans farm for the coming
season and will move into the house
next to Disbrow's store.
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can ambassador to the United States,
last week An operation for appended
tbs was unsuccessful.
GLAD TO HAVE GENERAL Ike BACK IN
HAVANA.
General Fizburgh Lee has been cordial
IL received on his return to Havana.
People are anxious to shake his hand,
the young ladies present him with how-
ers, and wherever he goes he Is followed
by enthusiastic crowds. His popularity
is immense.
FINEST RAILWAY STATION IN TIE WORLD
DEDICATED.
The new Union railway station at Bos-
ton was dedicated on Friday of last week
In the presence OF several thousand peo-
pie. 1t lie the largest and finest structure
of its kind In the world and the bean
eaters are to be congratulated On So
q passenger terminal. President Clark
of the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford road opened the exercises with a
speech.
UNITED STATES LEADS TIE WORLD ~
EXPORTS.
The exports of the Unit1
1898 amounted to over
and as nation We
| second. -
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gan the new year by not receiving any
milk.
Mrs Allen joyce is quite sick with
grip.
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RuILDTNG NOTES.

Foreman Henry Adams OF the carpen.
tering department of Charles M. Beach
with a force of men were engaged or
Friday and Saturday in marking out the
frame for the addition to the tobacco
warehouse occupied by Mr. Wildman
Mr. Adams is hustler and popular
man as well. The warehouse will prob,
ably be ready for use By February L.
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Return Railroad Tickets as usual
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of Our Record Breaking Prices.

shoes, eac-
Little Gentlemen's spring heel lace shoes,
Mems Fancy Embroidered slippers, soc.
Mems Imitation Alligator slippers, 6ac.
Mems Extra Fine Leather slippers, Loo.
Mems dress snoes, all Styles. eec.
Mems Winter Russet and Black shoes,
20.
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Ladies' Felt Fur Trimmed Juliet. 79c.
LADIES' Quilted Fur Trimmed Juliets, S5c.
Ladies' Felt Fur Trimmed slippers acc.
Ladies' Red, Brown and Black Juliets, 99c.
Ladies' Felt, Flannel Lined Lace and Con
gress Shoes, So.
Ladies' Dongola Lace and Button Shoes,
100.
Ladies, Serge House Slippers. 2sc.
Ladies' Opera and Broad Toe Rubbers,
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News from
the
Christmas
Store.

What will interest the little
folks:
Jack and the Beanstalk on
the main staircase.