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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-06-09
Fairfield County.
HUNTINGTON.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE VILLAGE I'M.
PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
At the annual meeting of the Village
Improvement society on Thursday even.
ing, the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, Frank
Beard vice-president, James Fair; Sec
retsry, Miss Lois Hawley; treasurer, E.
j. Buckingham; directors, Mrs n. Wake.
ley, Miss May Brownson, Messrs e. s.
Hswley, George Beecher and n. Wake
ley. 1t was voted to give the young peo-
pie of the society permission to buy q
piano to be placed in the Town hall for
the use of the society and for rent. A
committee was appointed to arrange for
strawberry festival to be given in the
| near future, the proceeds to be used for
| the piano. The committee were Mrs
Walter Edwards, Misses May Brownaon,
May Bailey and Lois Hawley and Messrs
| Frank Beard, James Fair, Eldridge
Bailey and Fred Brownson. The young
people intend having an entertainment
worth attending, so the public will
please bear it in mind. Further notice
will be given in next weeks BEE.
J Charles Brownson of Bridgeport spent
| Sunday at bis home here.
Mrs Wendell, mother of DR. Wendell,
is with him at the home of 8. T.. Buck
iDgham.
William S. Hooper of New Haven
spent Sunday with bis family at Bonni.
| brook.
Miss Harriet Blakeslee of New Haven
has been visiting Miss Lois Hawley for q
| few days.
The three weeks' old child of Mr. and
Mrs Chsrles Warner died last week, al
Duncan McDonald's and was buried or
Saturday in the Lawn cemetery.
The Bently Brothers have completed
numerous repairs in the st Paul rectory
and the ladies of the church have clean
ed IL and put 1t In fine order for d.
Immediately.
!. D. A. Blskeslee and family spent Sun
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MARKETABLE,
SPECIAL MUSIC AT ST ANDREWS.

SPECIAL MUSIC AT ST ANDREWS.
Several music will be rendered by st
Andrews church choir at next Sunday
mornings service, June IL, assisted by
Henry w. Beeman first violin, Leonard
Fleezer second violin, Myron Gables
violin cello, Mrs Henry w. Beeman So
prano and Mrs Corning organist. Those
who attended our church, last Easter
morning, will know what that means.
Mrs james A. Sperry, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Bernard Peters, who ia now
with US and assisted so acceptably with
her beautiful soprano voice, last summer,
has kindly consented to help again this
summer. The chorister and choir tender
this effort complimentary to Mrs Sperry
as their appreciation of her services.
The beautiful duets rendered by Mrs
Sperry and Mrs DR. Denslow (our con-
tralto snloist)a rare to be heard in any
choir. Our rector, Rev Mr. Ockford, who
is beloved and respected by all, will rem,
der his part Of the service in an able and
satisfactory manner. 1t is hoped that
all the members of the parish and also
those that so seldom attend divine serv-
Ice will make an effort to lend their pres
ence.for so short time as one and one
half of an hour at this time. Sunday
next at 10 10, June IL. Seats free. All
welcome.
Mrs Tomlinson has been spending sew
eral days with our former rector, Rev Mr.
Mathison at Ansonia.
Erick Nelson has rented his house to
Mr. Higgins and family from New York.
A few of the good people of Torring.
ton passed last Thursday in Marbledale.
Mrs Blakeslee, daughter and maid, as
guests of Mrs Clark, and Mrs Bishop of
New Haven passing the day at Rev Mr.
Ockfofd.
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ROXBURY.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL JoTr1Nes.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL JoTTINaS.
Miss Fannie Treat of New Haven is
visiting Mrs Burton Hodge.
Mr. and Mrs De Busy of New Haven
spent few days, last week, at A. w.
SanfOrd's.
Children's day services will be held at
the Congregational church, next Sunday
morning.
Ellie Thomas has gone North after
cattle.
Mrs Ellie Thomas, Mrs Myron Thomas
and Miss Fanny Burritt made hurried
trip to Waterbury, last Saturday.
Mrs Esther Ward, who has been III
with typhoid fever, is able to sit up q
part of the time.
Mrs T.. r. Pons and daughter are at
Walnut Beach for a few days.
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The Wash Goods.

Mill Remnants OF wash goods and sonot
very desirable goods just when you want
them.
Mill Remnants of best Seersucker
glnghame, mill price &c I'd.
Mill Remnants of Cambrics and Chew
iots, value 10 and 15c yd., sale price sc.
Mill Remnants of fancy printed la WINS.
sale price &c I'd.
Mill Remnants of Indigo prints. sale
price 12c I'd.
Mill Remnants of Shifting prints. sale
price lac I'd.
Mill Remnants of SO in percale, sale
price &c I'd.
Mill Remnants of SO in. percale. sale
price 7c I'd.
Mill Remnants of dimities, sale price
7cyd.
Mill Remnants of corded lawns, sale
price SC I'D.
Mill Remnants of fac Madras corded
lawns, sale price sc I'd.
Mill Remnants of Madras chevfots. sale
price sc I'd.
Mill Remnants of Shifting prjnts, sale
price l &c yd.
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her mother at the home of Representa-
tive Forestelle, last week. She has two
beautiful boys and they have been chris
tened Warren and John Fahey.
Charles Curtis returned, last Saturday,
from visit with his daughter, Mrs Vir-
gil McNiel, in New Haven.
Miss Mamie McGratb Of Bridgeport IL
the guest of her sister, Mrs William For.
estelle. Miss Katharine Avres of the
same city is also guest at Representa-,
tive Forestelle's.
John Chapius is preparing to build 8
horse barn, 30x70, John Ferris doing the
work. The Chapius brothers are among
the hustling and successful farmers OF
the town.
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SOUTHVILLE.
PERSONAL BRIEFS.

FL. N. Camp has been appointed one of
the delegates to attend the Congregation
al conference in Woodbury., this week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Minor of Berkshire
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs e. w.
Smith.
Mrs Annie Wilmont has returned hom'
after spending time with her daughter
in Torrington.
A. III. Worden entertained Mr. and Mrs
Ira Pierce of Dsnbury over Sunday.
Mrs Walter Bristol visited her daugh-
ter, last week.
Frank Frost of Cheshire passed
through bis place on his bicycle, to spend
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs Edison Roswell ia under DR. Girls
wold's care.
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NICHOLS.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
On Sunday, Children's day win be observed
at the Methodist church. Rev George Servts
will deliver q sermon to the children In the
morning. In the evening. beginning at $50,
Sunday school concert will be given A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Eugene Nichols as visited in Shelton.
Albert Burt had the misfortune to lose sew
eral chickens, last week.
Mrs Charles Thorpe has visited relatives in
stratford.
en-. sipperley OF westport is drilling an ar
tesian well tor E. s. FHirchild.
Miss Marion Beardsley of White Hills has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss Katharine
Amber.
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Women's Corset Covers, Fruit of the
Loom Cotton, in high neck ard square
neck, at 1Oc each.
Women's Corset Covers in V she; 6,
lace trimmed, price 16c each.
Women's Corset 90 Vers, V shape, good
muslin, lace and Hamburg, trimm' d
square and high neck, sale price %, 80
and soc each.
Women's Muslin Drawers, good mus
lin, hem and tucks with lace edge, sale
price 25c each.
Women's Fine Cambria Drawers, val
lace trimmed, sale price 29c each.
Odd Lots of Women's Muslin ORA wers,
sale price SOC, value 75c each.
Women's Muslin Gown, sale price, 80
and 45c each.
Women's Muslin Gowns, E npire ard
high neck style, sale pric, SOC each.
Women's Muslin Gowns, extra heavy
mu' lin, tucked yoke and cambria ruff s,
sale price SOC each. value 75c.
Women's Cambria Gowns, neck and
sleeves trimmed with Hamburg, sale
price SOC, value 75c.
Ladies' Gowns, extra quality muslin,
high neck V shaped neck, sale price Toe,
value 90.
Ladies' Gowns, some very fine goods,
value all the way from $50 to $50,
slightly soiled, sale prices, %, / so and
1893 each.
Ladies' White Skirta, cambria roffles.
sale price 25c each.
Ladies' White Skirts, hem and tuck,
sale price 35c each.
Ladies' white Skirts, umbrella style.
Hamburg trimmed, sale price SOC each.
Ladies' white Skirts, umbrella style,
slightly soiled, sale price 75c each.
Ladies' white Skirts, very handsomely
trimmed with lace and insertion, slightly
soiled, price 100.
Ladies' white Umbrella Skirts of all
the very finest goods in the line at Just q
half original prices.
| Children's Drawers, price 1Oc pair.
Children's White Lawn Dresses, in one
and two year sizes, sale price so, rs. 89e
and l 90 each.
FOR THE MILL REMNANT SALE
A. LOT OF MILL SAMPLES OF
CORSETs FROM SEVERAL OF
THE BEST CORSET MAKERS
SOME ARE SLIGHTLY SOILED
NO HARM TO The WEARIN
QUALITIES.
Laid out in four lots with the follow
irg low prices:
Lot No. 1. Sale price 25c. value SOC.
Lot No. 2. Sale price SOC, value 75c.
Lot No. 3. Sale price 45c, value l o.
and %.
Lot No. 4. Sale price 58c, value 3
and 90.
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Ready to Wear Dept.

FOR THE MILL REMNANT SALE.
A purchase from three of the best
known makers OF Women's Shirt Waists,
under the brand Of the Stanley, Derby
and West End, all made up from the best
of Cloths, Muslin, Percales, Piques and
Fine Ginghams waists made to sell at
so and 200, sale price o5c each.
A lot of SILK Shirt Waists bought from
manufacturer, as the sizes were not
complete,if your size is here the sale price
is 500 each, value from 100 to 10 90 each.
Crash Skirts made with four inch hem
and full three and half yards wide.
| sale price zoe each.
From tailor, at a big loss, over 1O0)
one hundred Black Figured Brilliantine
Skirts, four yards wide, velvet bound,
value 2 90, sale price $50.
| Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, about one
hundred suits, black and colored, come oil
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day st E. S. Hawley's.
The st Paul society are planning for q
dance in the near future.
One Of Mr. and Mrs George Taylor's
children was brought from Bridgeport
and buried in the Lawn cemetery on
Monday. This ia the third child they
have buried within nine months.
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Silks.
FOR THE MILL REMNANT SALE !

FOR THE MILL REMNANT SALE A
TABLE FULL OF SILK REM
NAN rs, PRICES MARKED JUST
A HALF.
Special prices on regular goods for the
sale.
Foulrrd and Indian Silks, new patterne,
75c quality, sale price 50, yard.
20 in. Black Taffrta, 75c quality, sale
price, SOC I'd.
"a in. Black Ts # TIA, 100 quality, eale
price 79c yard.
Black India Brueade, l 90 quality, sale
price 59c vd.
Figured Grenadines, colors pink, light
blue and white, value 45c yd., sale price
25c yd.
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them braid trimmed, value from 7 so to
l1.50, sale price 498.
Ladies' Bicycle Suits, Divided Skirts,
with Leggins, value 5 90, sale price LOO.
One hundred Ladies' and Misses Black
end Colored Jackets, some all lined, value
from 90 to $50, sale price 1886.
Ladies' Crash Skirts, four yards wide,
six inch hem, buttons at back, sale price
DC each.
Ladies' wrappers, made from GOOD
cloth and the best of workmanship, sal.
price 49c each.
Ladies' Shirt waists, our selection o.
shirt waists at SOC each Ia the larpest !,
this section.
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At the Domestic Dept.

The Housekeeper, Restaurant, Hotel
and Boarding house keeper will find 1t to
their interest to attend this sale.
Mil Remnants OF cotton crash at &c
I'D. V .Iue % yd.
Mill Remnants OF brown crash at 5, 6
Il and Sc yd.
Mill Remnants Of bleached crash at s,
10 and II DC yd.
MIL Remnants OF table linen at 10, %,
81 l-2, and 4Oc I'd.
Mill Remnants of turkey red damask
at 10, 20, q - and 403 yd.
NAPKINS FOR THE MILL REM
MANI SALE.
. s size at Toe, $l.OO, sl,25 and 81 50
doz.
81 at $3.50, $500, 1925, $3.50 and
$500 4.
TOWELS FOR HE MILL REM
NANT SALE
Bleached cotton towels for DC each.
Huck towels at 81 4 8, 10 and IL &c
each.
Damask towels at u ,, 10, and 25c
each.
Bath towels al 8, 10 2l2 ard l9c each.
Cotton Bureau Scarfs sale price loo
each.
QUILTS FOR THE MILL REMNANT
SALE.
Heavy Crochet Quilts, sale price 49, 70,
95c, 81 10 and $l.25 each.
Marseilles Quilts raised figures, heavy
quilts, sale price l.39 l,5O, 80 and %
each.
Mil Remnants of brown sheeting 8 4,
sale price 10 and II Lac Yd.
Mil Remnants OF blesched sheetipg
o.. sale price 10 and lSc yd.
Mill Remnants OF 40 in. brown cotton,
sale price 3 and &c yd.
Mill Remnants OF 4 brown cotton,
sale price and &c yd.
Mill Remnants of checked nainsook,
sale price and SC I'D.
Mill Remnants OF 40 in. white lawn
sale price 7, s aud 103 I'd.
Mill R'mnants Of white PIque, sale
price 8 and l0c I'D.
Mill Remnants of black lawn, sale
price 10 and II lac yd.
Mm Remnants of bicycle suiLing, salt
price 10c I'd.
READY MADE SHEETS AND Pill
Low CASES FOR THE MILL rem
NANT SALE.
Sheets 75190, brown, sale price 20
each.
Pillow Gases 45x36 bIeached, sale pric
Sc each.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs J. 81. Durley has returned from a
visit at Orange and Waterbury.
Aspinwall Brothers are doing an ex-
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CALCULATIONS:
Litchfeld County,
NEW MILFORD.

SUDDEN DEATH OF RICHARD j. MELoY.
Richard J. Meloy died on Monday, af-
ter short illness with punemonia. He
had lately entered the employ of Ackley,
Hatch & Marsh, but for two years pre-
vious was with Thomas Kimlin on bis
outside wagon He was we known In
Washington and surrounding towns. OF
genial nature he had many friends,
who will be panied to learn of his death.
He has brother, a member of the firm
OF Carlson & Mellow, the bakers.
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Women's fast black hose, white foot,
sale price l0c pair.
Women's fancy hose, sale price II &c
pair.
Boys ribbed hose, double heel and toe,
sale price 1Oc pair.
Children's striped hose, sale price II
&c pair.
Women's ribbed vests, farcy trimmed,
satin ribbon run, sale price l9c each.
Women's ribbed vests, fancy trimmed
satin ribbon run, sale price II LIE.
Women's ribbed vestp, sale price Sc
each.
Women's silk vests, American silk,
coIors pink, blue and white, eale price
25c each.
Misses rbbed vests, sale price sc each.
Misses ribbed vests, 81 lie price SC each.
Misses' ribbed vests, sale price l0c each,
Misses r,bbed vests, sale price Ice each.
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WARREN.

Mrs James Fahey Of Sharon, who is
the proud mother of twin boys, visited
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At the Dress
Goods Dept.
MILL REMNANT SALE OF WOOL
DRESS GOODS.

MILL REMNANT SALE OF WOOL
DRESS GOODS.
Mill Remnants of SO in. Novelty Dress
Goods, sale price 100 yd.
Mill Remnants Of 40 in. All Wool
Dress Goods, sale price 25c I'd.
Mill Remnants of All Wool and Six
and Wool Dress Good, 46 in. dollar
goods in the piece, sale price SOC I'D.
Mill Remnants OF All Wool French
Serges, fifty cent goods in the piece, ssle
price 33c yard.
Mill Remnants Of 45 in. All Wool
French Serges, seventy-five cent. goods
in the piece, sale price soc yard.
MILL REMNANTS OF BLACK
GOODS.
Mill Remnants Of 46 in. Black India
Twill, seventy-five cent goods in the
piece, sale price SOC yard.
Mill Remnants of 40 in. Black figured
brillIantine, thirty seven cent goods in
the piece, sale price 19c I'd.
Mill Remnants of 46 in. All " DOL Black
Henrietta, dollar goods in the piece, sale
price co. yd.
Mil Remnants Of 4S In. Ladies' Cloth,
black, dollar goods in the piece, sale
price, SOC I'd.
Mill Remnants of Black Mohair, 81 in,
sale price, Soc yard.
MILL REMNANTS OF BLACK CHEW
lots, SALE PRICE SO TO zoe I'd.
FOR THE MILL REMNANT SALE
AROUND THE SMALL WARE SEC
TION.
Lining Dept.
y Mil Remnants Of silk Finish Cambria
sale price &c I'D.
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tensive job of grading about the new
residence of Senator Orville "a. Platt.
Don't forget the strawberry and ice
cream festival in the Grange, next We'd
nesday evening, the 14tb.
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Glove Dept.

For the Mill Remnant Sale, has severa
special values, some of the wellknown
makers, which are odd sizes we put in
box and make them 69cpr.
Kayser Cloth Gloves, our stock is t6 o
large and for the sale we make the repu
lar 75c gloves sale price SOC pr.
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Notions.

Duplex Dress Shields, Nos. 2, 3 and 4
sale price 15e pair.
8 in. Dress stays, set assorted colors,
sale price sc set.
Hair Pin Boxes, 80 in box, sale price
&c a hox.
Shell Hair Pins &c a deg.
Globe Hooks and Eyes, sale price lie a
card.
Two ounce bottle of Machine Oil, sale
price &c or 2 for &c.
-Four and five yards of Velveteen Bind
ing, sale price 10 and 15c.
Whist Brooms, sale price Toe each.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mis- c. II. Penny and son are visiting
at Nashua, n. q.
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MIR BADER HAS A RUNAWAY.

nm DAOCh hAo a NINA AL
Carl Bader from Washington Depot
had short, but nevertheless exciting
runaway, on Bank street, Wednesday.
The horse frightened by the cars, dash
ed from Railroad into Bank street, over
turning the carriage and throwing out
both Mr. and Mrs Bader, who escaped
with nothing more serious than numer-
Gus bruises.
Homer Lands was confined to the
house for few days, last week, by sick
ness.
D. Wheaton's saloon and j. B. Cox's
market look very attractive with their
new coat of paint.
A. 81. Partridge and men have been
painting house in Gaylordsville, the
past week.
The regular meeting of the N. E. o. P,
Monday evening, June II, after which
supper will be served, and general
good time follow.
Died, in Washington, May 80, Good
rich Barnes, aged IL years and IL months.
Tnterment in Hartford.
Died, in Springfield, Mass, June 2,
Rev John Henry Gaylord, aged "a years
and six months. Interment in Gaylords
vile, Coan.
Died, in Washington, June 6, Elz' =
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Ribbons.
Mill Remnants of All Silk Morie Rib
bons, sale price 14c I'd.
MIL Remnants of all silk, fine quality
Taffeta Ribbon, sale price Ice I'd.
Manufacturers samples Of Women's
Muslin Underwear Goods that are used
for Display in the show rooms and are
slightly soiled, 1t includes the lines COM
plete and some very fine garments are
shown at ridiculously low price. We
can say that we have never offered
such bargains IN Muslin Underwear al
any previous sale.
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Mill Remnants of Rustic Cambria, sale
price &c yd.
Mill Remnants of Silk Finish Cambria,
sale price Sc yard.
Mill Remnants of Cotton Canvas, sale
price &c yard.
Mill Remnants of Silesia, 15c yd. in
the piece, sale price 10c yd.
Mill remnants of Silesis, II Lac I'd, in
the piece, sale price, Sc yd.
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At the Art Dept.

36 in. figured Table Covers, sale price
25c each, value 45c.
One lot Assorted Pillow Tops and
Table Covers, sale price I5c, value 25c.
One lot of Stamped Table Covers, sale
price sc each, value 15c each.
One lot of 45 in. Table Covers, sale
price 25c each, value 6sc each.
One lot of Cutwork Scarfs, sale price
25c each, value SOC each.
Oae lot of Cutwork Shams, sale price
SOC pr, value SOC.
One lot of Battenburg Doiljes, in,
sale price los each, value 19c.
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Fans.

Our fine dress fang, goods worth fro,
1 90 to 800, sale price TIC each.
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JeWelry Dept.

Shirt Waist sets, sale price 10c set.
Beauty Pins, sale price lie each.
Pearl Pin set, sale price 10c set.
Belt Pins, sale price 5 and 1Oc each.
Shell Empire Combs, sale price II
each.
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For the Sale of
Hats and Flowers.

The best straw hats and fine Frer Oh
fl overs, sale price Csc each.
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Carpets and
Draneries.

MILL REMNANTS OF CARPETS
Mill Remnants of Tapestry, B u+sells
and Velvets, discarded patterns, sale price
so, yard.
Mill Remnants of Ingram carpe ing,
sale price 40c yard.
Mill Remnants of floor Oil Cloth, sale
price 15c yd.
Mill Remnants of Mating, sale price
15c I'd.
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At the Trimming Dept.

A line of Braid Yoke and Garnitures,
4a]e price 75c to 1.75, value from 200 to
5 90.
A line of Jet Yokes and Garnitures,
sale price Zoe, value 200 to 800.
Colored Braid Loops, sale price &c each,
value 25c.
Jet Points, sale Price and 1Oc each.
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RUGS FOR THE SALE AT MILL
REMNANT PRICES.

Moquette Rugs, 36x72, sale price % 80
- s. 27x54, IS 1911 SO
: door size, Is (" 75c
Smyrna Rugs, 30x60, sale price $1.25
odd Window Shades, sale price 10c
each.
Mill Remnants Of Silkolene, Sc I'd.
Mill Remnants OF embroidered muslin,
sale price s and 10c I'd.
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At the Leather
Goods Dept.

Dress Suit Cases, special sale prices.
20 iu. % in. "a In.
It's 198 2I9.
Real Leather Seal Belts, sale price %
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Peter Graham.
beth Hayden, aged nine years and ]

BY COURTESY OF THE BRIDGEPORT MORNING UNION.
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At the Toilet Dept.

10 odors OF good quality Perfume, sale
price lOc Cz.
Violet Water and Bay Rum, sale price
l0c bottle.
Shampoo Mixture, sale price 25c bottle.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-05-11
A Fake Story,

The following story is being printed
In the newspapers under a Wichita
date line, The statement that the
girl was recently adjudged insane In
wellington is untrue:
"Nellie Moore, a beautiful girl of
"a, has just been adjudged insane at
Wellington. Miss Moore has been
engaged to seven different men 10 the
past six years, and just a few days
before each wedding the groom either
died or deserted her. The cause of
desertion in each case was because
Miss Moore had been detected in
stealing her wedding clothes and ar
rested. This sad form Of kleptomania
drove her mother to the grave and
caused her father to spend all his fort.
une getting her out Of scrapes, but at
last he deserted her and allowed her
to be sent to the asylum. Miss Moore's
kleptomania only attacked her a few
weeks before an approaching mar
riage and in each instance she stole
her wedding gown or part Of it and
kept the money her parents gave her
to buy it. They accompanied her
several times when she went to buy
her clothes, but invariably the girl
tole away and succeeded in stealing
the desired article. One young man
to whom she was engaged died oil
grief after hearing Of his fiancee's
actions. Others deserted her and the
last one assisted in her prosecution
and testified that she was insane"