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AND MATRoNs.
Odd and EnsctiVs--Dainty Frooh for
GISi OF 1s-How TO Dress Tastsfuiiy
Here Are Certain Rules That Must
no FoIlowoa out 20 the Letter.



I cannot tell hsw much .,l
In these light, latter days, akkE4f5ltl
Is hung upon her touch, atstaf ~
Or little laughing ways. iiEbaIsfs
For she r. spring and song 2&&kS&A
And light and inner-glow, 'stIsfb
Lni everything 1 know Va =
ans mine but for her sake. 6
.7ui this know. II wrong
And pain would come, nor spare
The roses In her cneek.
The gold that's In her hair
II all the light were gone j
From out her loving look. sJALsN.
Still would my love sing on ! gEi8i
Like water IN a brook. ARNi NFN
I cannot tell how much. -9slkR.'
In this late afternoon, iHA9i
Is loves own loye-lght. such ~.
AS trembles through loves June. dss
For new for many a day III
She has been all TO me, i.EA@
My sunshine and my sea, !, ,Ahc
My forest and my flower. ~ ISL
But this I know. / pray ~ G3lE
Fer ner where'er ] rest.
And In every waking hour.
with the heartbeat in my breast.
And II all the light we're gone
From all life's laughing look,
Still would my love sing on
Like water In a brook.
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CHICAGO, FEB. 10.-Jerry Simpson,
who is in Chicago to attend the anti
trust conference said today.
'I am a candidate for United States
senator to succeed Senator Baker, pro-
vided. OF course. the next Kansas legis-
lature Is anti-republican. There is An
excellent prospect of the fusion ticket
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Running Sore
OnHiS Ankle.

Obstinate sores and ulcers are a sure
sign that the entire circulation is in a
depraved condition. They are a severe
drain upon the system, and are con-
stantly sapping away the vitality. In
every case the poison must be elimi-
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external treatment can have any effect.
Mr.. L. J. Clark. OF Orange Court
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Harry Cornish said:

could hear the evidence given and rem
der any other verdict. cannot say
anything else about the verdict. and
furthermore will not"
The announcement Of the verdict OF
guilty was received IN the uptown dis
tricts about the clubs apparently With
great surprise. Many Of the clubmen
seemed 10 be staggered by the an
nouncement and It was the main topic
Tor discussion.
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ana WAa soon oompletely cured
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q W BRUCE. Secretary
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house, Va, writes; ;

uouscs V usi WAASOes
"For six years ! had
en- obstinate, running
ulcer on my ankle,
which at times caused
me fnten8e suffering. 1
was so disabled for q
long while that l was
wholly unit for busi-
ness. One of the best
doctors treAtedme con-
stantly, but did me no
good, / then tried va
rious blood remedies,
without the least bene-
at. 81 s. was 81 high
ly recommended that
/ concluded 10 try it,
and the effect was won
cerful. II seemed 10
get right at the seat
OF the disease and
force the poison out,
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-20

przypada pc $33.76.
Komitet Pc ukohczeniu obra-
chunku, zadecydowaf poniewaz dzi-
siaJ jest rocznica p~owstania 1881 r.,
przeto abysmy uwiehczyli naszs
prace, nastepujacy obywatele zfo-
zyi skiadke ma Skarb Mar. Pol. W
Rapperswylu: "A. Piekaikiewicz
25c, F.. Zalewski 25c, NJ. Wleklin-
ski 25c, M. Janeczko 10c, w. By
kowski 10c, j. Radecki 7c, S. Bic
derman $l.30, Lud. Czeslawski 25c,
5. Wleklihski 25c, l.. Czesiawski
25c, l.. Piachecki SOC, w. Milo
szewski 15c. Razem 1912.
Ma pomnik Kosciuszki: ob. S.
Biederman Zoe. M. A. Wleklihski,
sekr. komitetu.
Posiedzenie delegat6w.
R%egularne posiedzenie delegatow
obchodowych ma p6lnocno-zachod-
niej stronie W Chicago odbedzie
sic dnia % grudnia r b. W sobote W
domu Zwiazkowym o godzinie "a
wieczorem. Uprzejmie uprasza sic
o liczne przybycie. Grupy, kt6re
jeszcze ME wyslaiy swoich delega-
tow prosimy o wysianie ich ale z
mandatami, poniewaz many wazne
sprawy obchodzqce pas wszystkich.
w. Jelen, prezes; Stanisiaw JAZZ
wiecki, sekr.
Posiedzenie.
Posiedzenie przedroczne tow. sw.
Krzyza No. 2, or. 515, odbedzie sic
dnia 23-ge grudnia r. b. t. j. W ME-
dziele o godz. 2-ej po poiudniu W
hall zwykiych posiedzen. Bedzie
obierans nova administracja ma
rok przyszfy. Jan Kikulski, prezes;
Tom. Kozlinka, sekr. prot.
w sprawie kolonizacji.
Ably naszych rodakow zaznajo-
mic Y tenn, cosmy W czasie n~aszej
podr6zy widzieli, zaczynam cd
przybycia nsszego do Kansas City,
Mo, dnia 81 listopada r. b
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o godzinie 10 minut 40 ruszylis-

o godzinie 10 minut 40 ruszylis-
my W dalsza podroz, oczom naszym
przedstawiai sic corsz to piekniej-
sly krajobraz Acknowledgment sic
pol zasianych pszenica. Grunta sa
dobre pc obu stronach kolei Union
Pacific, tam ME ujrzy> korny,
ale sama pszenice, ktora sic udaje
be- trudu mozolnej piracy. Sta
nelismy W Russell, 263 mil Cd
Kansas City, o godz. 9 wieczorem.
Ma drugi dzien rano udalismy sic
w pols W towarzystwie p. j. s.
Price. agenta gruntowego kolei
Union Pacific, do kt6rej te grunta
naleza, i tn zn~alezlismy piekne
grunta i ~zamoznych farmerow. u
Russell udalismy sic do Oakley, i
tn znalezlismy piekne grunta, lecz
tie fanny ME So jeszcze tax dobrze
uprawione, gdyz ludzie niedawno
So osiedleni. Tu ma przestrzeni
kilkudziesieciu mil mogfoby sic
osiedlic pareset rodzin, ktore
niu do gruntow ~porosfych lasem,
siac pszenice, a ma przyszfe
lato zebrac plon, gdy tymcza-
sem ma lesnej ziemi o sprzecie W,
jednym roku mowy bye ME moze.
Drzewa tn niema, lecz niema tez
wielkich mroz6w. Ma caly rok wy
starcza najwyzej cztery tony wegli.
klimat zdrowy i dobra woda, po-
re REX jest maio, lecz W
studniach bitych lub w~ierconych
ma 60 stop kazdy farmer ma zdro-
wa wode, ktora pompuje motorem
czyli wiatrakiem. Pasze bydia sta
nowi letnia pora trawa ma pastwis-
kach nazwana Buffalo Grass, a III
ma ma zime zasiana pszenica i slo-
ma ustawiona W stogi ma polach.
Wzdfuz kolei Union Pacific niema
pofozonych gruntow rzqdo-
wych, lecz tylko grunta tel kolei,
.tora W razie zgioszenia sic wick
szej liczby kolonizatorow, przyrze-
IA ceny tych gruntow znacznie
obnizyc.,
Pc wszelkie informacje co do
tych gruntow, czy rzadowych lub
1olejowych, moga sic nasi rodacy
listownie lub osobiScie pod
Guzowski, Mielcarek 81
Co., 731 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago,
ILL.,, lub do: Wiadysiawa S. Mielca-
eek, 141-143 w. Division ST., Chi
ago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-20
kazdy czfOwiek powinien to
prZecZytac.

Zwyczajem amerykahskich doftor6w daxnist
byio, posyisc takich pacyent6w. kt6rzy cierpieIi
ma grozne choroby. jakich vyleczye mic mogli. do
Cd czasu jednakzs. gdy kilku Northumberland
europ iskich lefsrzy osiedliio sic " Chicago 4 "a.
fo.yi0 zskiad Ieczniczy pa1eczepie wszelkich cho-
rob nezczyzn. kobitt 1 dzieci. wszyscy tacy pa.
cyenci bywaj4 zwr6ceni do Mich.
Dlatego wszyscy mezczyzni cierpiacy ma choroby
pry watDe, pocbodzsc- = ziych naIog6w mfodzien.
czyeh Tub n1duzye " p6zniejszych lstach. odfani
pf1anstwu. przesileni prAca. osiabieni. niezdatni do
pozycis MILL ego l do p-acy, ~cierpiscy ma boil gfo-
Wy. ztwrot gfowy. ms chorobe uszu. nosa, gardfa.
ptersi. piuc. wstroby ! merck, utrate apety tn. oh.
~strukcye. kurcze " ciele. reumatyzm, bicie serca.
katar nosa. koisdka Tub pecherza, chroniczne wo.
NIFTY. kolki. vsrtcocele. rupture. wyrzuty ma ciels.
wszyscy CT powinni sic poradzic specyAlisty VT m
zakfadzie, kt6ry byf lekarzem rzadowym a voisko.
wynn I nabyf dla siebie szechswiatowej sfavy W
leczeniu chor6b me-kish.
Doktor. ktory Ieczy choroby kobiece ME ma pra.
vie sobie rownego " tym zakresie, " &C vszystkie
kobiety niernogace doznsc ulgi gozieindziej powip-
ne sic zgfosic do niego natychmiast.
ON leczy z niezwykfem powodzeniem pajsrozniej-
sze cboroby wszystkich klss ludzi.
Dzieci szybko wylsczy zjakiejkolwiek choroby:
Tacy. ktorzy ME mogs ssmi przyjsc do teRo "a
tfadu: powinni plsac; telegrafowsc lub ~telefono-
wac Monroe ll6 q lekarz sic z2iosi do mich.
Abysi kspoznac zpublic znoscia. oharuja piasze
eeny MIA Jsktkolviek inny doktor.
Osoby pozzmiejsoowe. ktore opiszg swa chorobe.
'trzymsJs medycyny odwTotns poczts ma pier.
wszych kilks dni DARM0. Adresujcie:
Cosmopolitan Medical Institute,
420 So. Halsted ST., Chicago, Ill.
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Al
OLA ZWIAZKOWYCH!

Ninsesem donosimy, re wyrabiamv many widka iac m skfadzie ssczero
sNsoyGn ,Sonnd Godl brossek = herbem Nv. Mar Pol Ola pan naletacych do wv
Var; 70. broszki te q cafkowiie ss@eroz ite q herb Wv. Mar Pol piekpie B.
mapowany cserwono uiebiesko biaio. Broski to ga bardxo odpowiedne IA pre-
sent sokow -Broszh tie "a skutuiet tel samej wielkoSci ik vskasuja 70
nizeJI usrowa eformyi Sc siez me odrobtone. Naswisko 4 imie rytujemv bs
pistnie q zwfaskowc6w wyrabtamy piekne szczeroz ioteb ylok1 lchssens) do
ancuszkow . heroem emajowanym y. Mar. Pol Prosimy jk ns1rychlej mad.
ysc zsmowiena. Broszhi bryoki s Wy sefamy tylko DO odebraniu poiowy Iub
caikowhe1 gotowkL Prosimy samawiac podiog numeru.
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Cd Wydziaiu Oswiaty.

VI Wydzlafu Oswlaty.
Niniejszem Wydziaf Oswiaty
wzywa pc IA trzeci wszystkie CRU.
Ply, W ktorych posiadaniu znajdujs
sic bibiioteczki ~wedrujace dfuze.
jak 8 miesiecy, o laskawe nadesfa'
ME raportu o stanie ksiazek, czy
ksiazki zostafy przeczytane, Tub {
odeslanie biblioteczek do biurs
wv. n. p.
Grupy niemsjace dotychczas
biblioteczek a zyczace z takowych
k~orzystac, proszone So rowniez c
iaskawe ~zgioszenie sic do Wydziafu
Oswiaty.
Zawiadamiam r6wniez osoby in
teresowane, ktore nadeslafy prosby
W sprawie zapom6g ma ksztaicenie,
re odpowiedz moga dopiero otrzy-
mac po najblizszem posiedzeniu
Wydziaiu Oswiaty. Jan j. Chrza-
nowski, sekr.
= Skfadki.
Podczas obchodu Listopado-
wego, urzadzonego przez polskich
baptystHw W Chicago, ks. Jakimo-
wicz zebraf 1915 ma Skarb Naro-
dowy.
Ma rcce oh. NJ. Wleklinskiego
zfozyi ma ten sam Gel czlonkowie
komitetu piknikowego towarzystw
ma Bridgeporcie S3.72.
Ma ten sam eel zebrano podczas
obchodu Listopadowego ma Bridge
porcie $6.16.
Ma ten sam eel czionkowie gr-
l69 u. N. p. W Chicago ziozyli Ole.
Ma ten san eel zebrano ma chrzci-
mach u panstwa Galankiewicz ma
Bridgeporcie $500.
Ma pomnik Tadeusza Kosciuszki
W Chicago zfozyf oh. Biederman z
B~ridgePortu 70 cent.
Ofarodawcom Bog zapla6.
Sprawozdanie.
Dnia 90 listopada 1900 r. komitet
Pikniku urzadzonego przez 4 iowa
rzystwa W dzielnicy Bridgeport W
dniu Ego wrzesnia r. b. W Oswald
Grove, obrachowaf rozchod j do
ch6d jak nastepuje:
Dochod: Ia bilety PREY bramie
$41.9O, 1-sza Bara s9O.7 2-ga Bara
S6S.OO, "a noze j kije $14.45, cd
kregielni $3.50, doch6d z tram
waji $3.50, M. Wleklihski "a bilety
S45.25, Ia bilety cd towarzystw |
scoops, "a skolektowane piwo $31. 10.
Razem S3S7.19.
Rozch6d: Ia ogr6d $500, "a
"a muzyke $3.50, "a tramwaje
$3.50, "a noze i kije $50, "a stu
czone szkio i l6d $1,000, "a napoje
i cygara S62.30, "a druki $3.50, "a
cytryny i cukier $1.OO, "a prace W
ogrodzie $500, zwrot drobnych
500. "a furmanke $500, "a wy
pranie bielizny &c, koszta komite- |
tn TIC. Razem $252.13.
wienie.
Dochodu bylo S3S7.19l
Rozchodu byio 252.13i
O. -. /
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Local Weather Report.
FOR JANUARY Is. 1900.

Ugh water to-day, 1879 a. m.

High water to-day, 1879 a. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
A sacred concert will be given Sun
day evening, January %, by the Elks
at the Hyperion.
Business is very brisk at the Strouse,
Adler Corset companys mandatory
and the employees are working even
ings.
At Harmonic hall tonight there will
be reception and dance given for Miss
Henrietta Kleiner and Miss Moses of
Colorado. The affair will be in the
charge of Mrs. j. Linude and Mrs. M.
Thalheimer.
DR.. Arthur F. Ruickoldt Of Il Olive
street is patient at the New Haven
hospital, to which institution he was
removed Sunday by advice of his ply
stefan, DR.. John S. Ely of Wall street
He is ill with typhoid pneumonia. His
condition yesterday was such as to give
hope that he will soon recover.
Word was received in this city yes
terday Of the death in New York Sun
day of Max Stein Mr. Stein formerly
resided in this city and had a host of
friends here, who will hear of his death
with regret. The funeral will be held
this afternoon at o'clock from the res
jdence Of his wife's parents, 1888 Pleasant
avenue, New York city.
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MR.. KREHBIELs LECTURE.

at the Yale Art School This Evening.
The first lecture in the interesting
course which Professor Horatio w.
Parker has arranged. will be given
this evening at $3.50 at the Yale Art
school by H. E. Krehbiel, music editor
of the New York Tribune, his subject
being 'Folk- Songs" This is an inter
sSsting subject and Is sure to be ably
handled by Mr.. Krehbiel, who has made
it special study.
Later lectures will be given by Mr..
Apthorp, musical editor of the Boston
Transcript, on 1.-THE Function of Critl-
cism and the Critic" Edgar S. Kelley
will speak on "Oriental Music and Pro-
fessor C. A. Mcdowell of Columbia
university. one of the foremost Ameri-
can composers, will also be one of the
lecturers.
The entire course is open to the pub
Tic, no tickets being required.
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Tu esday. January 16, 1900.


Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory.
City Advertising II. Il. Norris. City Clerk
Curtains-The Gamble-Desmond Co.
Decanters-The G. II. Ford Co.
DR.. Agnews Liver Pills--E. A. Gessner.
Estate Nathan Beatty-Probate Notice.
Financial-The Middlesex Banking Co.
Furnished Rooms-137 Temple Street.
Finishing Touches-Thompson & Belden.
Gas Lamps-N. H. Gas Light Co.
Important Announcement Mcintyre & Co
ost-Tlger-Angora Cat-69 Elm Street.
LOst-Eye Glasses-311 Temple Street.
Muslin Underwear-Ch Monson Co.
Notion SaleH Howe & Stetson.
N. H. Symphony Orchestra Hyperion.
Polo-Meriden VS.. New Haven.
Pancake FlourS. Fl. Street & Co.
Shoes-N. II. Shoe Co.
The Doll Show-The Edw. Malley Co.
Talk Now-Chas. p. Thompson.
These Freezing Days-H. Fl. Guernsey.
Why Smith Left Home--Hyperion.
Wanted-Situaton-9 Ward Street.
Wanted-Situation-- Franklin Street.
Wanted-Sltuation--1 portsea Street.
Wanted-Situation-1 Putnam Street.
Washing-15 Scranton Street.
Wanted-Situations-S Mechanic Street.
Wanted irl-45 Whalley Avenue.
Wanted-Drivers-Th Edw Malley Co.
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The Notion
Sale

Started y esterday
and judging from the
first days crowd twill
not take long before
stocks are cleaned up.
This list is merely sug-
gestive - hundreds Of
other interesting articles
on Notion Counter, but
hurry if you would have
them.
IS BARGAINS IN PINS, TAPES,
THREAD, NEEDLES
Every day needs, but not every day prices.
Look at this list carefully-you know what
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Safety Pins, full nickel, none better. doz. &c
Roli Tape, full length, all widths, roll 1c
Bunch Tape, 6 pcs 20 yds. regularly 7c &c
Paper Assorted Pins, good quality, full
count, DC
Book Pins, assorted black and white. &c
Card Of Hat Pins; regularly Sc. DC
Patent Hump Hooks and Eyes, Sc quality,
card, 2c
lOc Corset Stees, hook, white or black, 4c
Needle Cases, contains sizes, darners, etc.
regularly 19c &c
Is Spools good black Twist 1Sc
Brooks 100 yds. Spool Cotton, &c
Brooks 200 yds. Glace Cotton, 4c
Full 500 yds. Basting Cotton, N. &c
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Satin belt, with Isle sides; usually l5c. &c
Silk frill sides; regularly 2oc nc
Isle side elastics; regularly l0c 7c
2 BARGAINS IN DRESS SHIELDS
We don't sell poor Dress Shields We
offer two bargains they are the equal Of any
l0c Shields sold in the city
Stockinet Shields, extra fine quality, &c pr
Pure Gum Shields, &c pr
PERFUMES, SOAPS, BRUSHES
Unscented Soap, size and shape Of Pears 4c
Violet Soap, box 8 cakes, &c
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Colgates'Sha ng Soap, cake 4c
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Kinds Almond Cream, Bic
Face size Hot Water Bag, 21c
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To accommodate those who are par
tial to the use Of atomizers in applying
liquids into the nasal passages for ca
tarrhal troubles the proprietors prepare
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price in
Guiding the spraying tube is rs cents
Druggists or by mail. The liquid en-
bodies the medicinal properties of the
solid preparation. Cream Balm is
quickly absorbed by the membrane and
does not dry up the secretions but
changes them to natural and healthy
character. Ely Brothers. Sc Warren
ST., N. Y. JIG ct cod 1tW
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NEW HAVEN MAN GETS A SHARE

Waterbury, Jan. 1-The will of the
late Ezekiel Scovill which was filed in
the probate court to-day, provides that
after $50 is paid to each of the two
children of the deceased's son, Abel
bert, and s100 to Cora Whitehead of
Roxbury, the rest and residue of the
estate be divided equally between
Aman j. Scovill of New Haven and
Harriet Davis Of this city, sister. son
and daughter respectively of the de-
ceased. These two heirs are also named
as executors. The hearing on the will
will be January %.
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WEATHER RECORD.
Agricultural Department,

Agricultural Department.
ONCE Of the Chief of the Weather Bureau.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 15 1900, p. M.
Forecast for Tuesday
For Massachusetts and Connecticut ::
Threatening Tuesday; probably showers
Wednesday; light southeast to south winds.
For eastern New York: Threatening Tues
day, with showers in the afternoon in
northern portions; probably showers We'd
nesday; light southeasterly winds, increas-
ing.
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BOUGHT ZINC LAND.

New Britain, Jan 14-AndreW Trum-
bull and F. H. Johnston of this city
have sold to Hartford and New Haven
men 1000 acres of zinc land in the state
of Missouri. The land is rich In ore and
Is favorably located In regard to rail-
road facilities
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MIR. BISHOPS RESIGNATION.
New Haven's Vice President to Re

sign.
1t is officially stated that W. D.
Bishop will remain temporarily first vice
president of the New York, New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad company
but his resignation has been handed in,
and will be accepted when the bylaws
are amended so as to allow an officer
not director to succeed to the pres-
dency. A director of the company says
that the plan is to increase the num-
her of vice presidents so as to relieve
the president of certain duties and spe-
cialize them.
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Fancy Shirts, 39c.
Mems fancy shirts without
collars or with collars, some
have cuffs and no collars, at
SOC each.
Suspenders, lie.
Mems strong suspenders at
nc a pair.
$1.00 Percale Shirts, 69c.
Mems $I.oo fine percale
shirts, 2 detached collars and
cuffs, at 6oc.
Fancy Stiff Bosom Shirts, CSC.
Mems fancy stiff bosom
shirts, SI.oo quality at CSC.
Night Shirts, 43c.
Mems heavy twill white
night shirts, worth CSC, at Age.
$3.50 Flannel Shirts, $1.O0.
Mems extra size flannel
shirts, mostly gray, $1.5o
quality. at $I.oo.
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NAVAL MILITIA

The regular monthly meeting of the
Battalion Officers association of the
Connecticut Naval Militia will be held
here this evening.
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Evening Slippers.

Evening Slippers.
900 pairs women's party
and house slippers. Worth
from $1.75 to $3.50. Not all
sizes, but a rare bargain if
your size is here. Sale
price, $I.55.
Women's kid button and
aced boots, opera toe and
common sense shapes, a
we'll made, servicable shoe
which we guarantee to give
satisfactory wear. All sizes
Sale price, $I.35.
Indoor Shoes.
Beaver, felt and leather
house slippers, soc.
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Night Shirts,

At 3oc-Men's Night Shirts of extra quality
domet flannel, handsome patterns, cut full
sizes IA to Is inch. The regular Csc k nd.
At 42c-Mens fancy Night Shirts, OF, Utica
muslin, fat felled seams, handsomely trimmed
with pink, blue and red braid, cut extrl
length. Would be good val e at Csc. Sizes
ID to Is inch.