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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-19
SHERMAN.
TOWN TOPICS.

Dr. Wovdrr # Yea suddenly called on
saturday to New York to administer to
bis sister who is dan gerously sick with
Pneumonia.
D D Gray, the enterprising black.
to his barn, which adds much to the
looks of his already pleasant place.
DR. Woodruff hss just flushed laying a
lead pipe to convey water to his house
and barn.
Tobacco stripping is In order. Some
Of the farmers have already nearly in
ished.
MIS- Belle Huugerford is spending 8
week with relatives in Pawling, N. Y.
The republican caucus to nominate
representative and Judge of probate
will be held in the Town hall on Satur
day evening, 'tbe ooh.
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dow NIGHT

dey night.
william Perrer ard Eben Haviland ct Pat
ter on, N. Y, were in town on Sunday anG
called ON Charles Vincent.
8. A. Rarnnm sold two fields of corn at auc
ton on Saturday Frank DunlavR was the
buyer at IL and 20 cents a stout.
David TreadweI has gone to New York,
where he has secured positio" with q Jew.
elry firm until after the holidays.
Luther Barnum OF Re dding has bought the
Amos Hodge farm. Price $500.
The selectm en- me at the Town hall on Sat
urday to discuss road working and Other
town affairs
Apple picb1ng il nearly finished The Sep
tember gale reduced the crop to less than one
quarter OF what it would have been.
Snowman Ramev exhibited at the church
on Saturday evening to a POod sized audience
On Tuesday they st arted tor Pennsplvania to
take possession OF O farm which they have
bought OF Abram worden OF Babbitt's Bridge
The flag on one Of, the schoolhouses hai
been banging stars downward at the top O.
the flag staff, since the town meeting,
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WEST REDD1NG.
CHURCH NOTES,

CHURCH NOTES.
Cottage prayer meeting was held at
the home of Mr. Watts on Long Ridge, on
Thursday evening. r. 81. Holmes,
leader. .>H
Miss Harriet Barnum, who has been
organist at the Methodist church, resign.
ed that position last Sunday. Miss
Barnum, who has a host of friends, will
be greatly missed, especially in the pri.
mary department of the Sunday school.
She had been organist for eight years
and will now ring In the Disciples
church in Danbury.
Miss Julia g. Barnum has returned to
New Haven.
Mrs J. q. Griffin spent several days
with her daughter, Mrs D. G. French, Of
Danburv.
Elsie Durgv OF Long Ridge. who has
been Ill for several days, is able to at.
tend school again.
A. G Stuart ia repairing his house on
the place formerly occupied by the late
William Ward White.
Mr. and Mrs Jerome Stuart spent Sun.
day In Newtown, the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs George Stuart.
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Bridgeport, HOS MainSt.
Our NEIGHBORs.
RRQQKFIELQ.

At the town meeting on Saturday the
report Of the school visitor was read and
accepted and the same amount appro.
oriated 40 last year, $2345. A twelve
mill tax was voted to meet the expenses
for the current year. The road question
brought out some sharp discussion, %
there was an effort made by some to GEN.
sure the selectmen for not keeping them
in better condition. Although the roads
were terribly washed late In the winter
and In May, the road expenses were but
little above the ordinary, and had it not
been 80 dry it was impossible to do any
satisfactorily. It was finally voted to
work them as last year, under the charge
Of the selectmen hiring by the day, CIV
ing the work to taxpayers In town. The
library question was subject Of long dis
cussion IN order that the officers of the
library association and the voters might
understand one another in the matter.
It was hoped that the town would be
willing to vote small sum annually for
the maintenance and increase of the Ii.
brary as required by law, leaving the
general management to the association
with three members Of the directors to
could be judged the town wishes full con-
troll, which everyone knows will soon
mean political control, and unless poll.
tics can do better In this matter than
some others 1t would seem a doubtful
matter whether 1t were best to start out
with such q possible weight to carry.
Nothing was done or can be done on the
plans proposed. It will be necessary to
start anew or 60 1t independent Of the
town or state. Chairman Lockwood Of
fered to give 800 ii conducted on this
plan.
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CHURCH INTERESTS

| Special meetir gs have been held ever,
night this week ia the Methodist church
This evening (Friday) the meeting will
be In charge of Mr. and Mrs Moody Of
Redding. There will be no meeting TO-
morrow night.
The Junior League Of the Methodist
church held q very pleasant sociable
last Friday evening. During the even.
Ing q program was rendered and refresh
| ments we're served. The price of admfe.
sion was five cents and the. Juniors vii
add few dollars to their treasury. This
is the first Of series Of monthly enter.
tainments which the Juniors will give.
- mrs Laura Seeley gave q missionar y
talk in the Congregational church, last
Friday evening, to large audience of
ladies. Mrs Seeley spoke especially of
her touring work in Turkey and was
both interesting and instructive.
The local sportsmen Of the town, 'ast
spring, contributed money and purchas.
ed several dozen Of Southern quail which
were distributed and let loose in all fav-
ored localities to breed. The season has
been good one aud the quail are plenty
this fall. A half dozen or 90 were left
within the borough limits and now have
fine little focks of birds and 60 tame
that they are frequently seen and at
gardens like domesticated chickens. The
story goes that Willis Judd, who resides
on Golden Hill, and who is local por ts.
man of some repute, spett nearly dav
with dog and gun and never moved o.
killed bird. He came home tired ard
about diegusted with the business. L,
relating his i'll luck and long tramp
through the swamps and over the hille
to his estimable wife, she eaid, "Whv,
my dear man, II you had staid tat home
you could have set on your own stonp
and bagged more quail and saved your
tramp. A fiue Fl OK of quail has had a
merry time out In the garden ever airco
you left home" Willis replied eyes, 1
suppose that flock of quail have been
waiting for me all the afternoon to come
home and kill them. I'll be derned II T
do If they stay there till snow fl es.''
Mrs Emily Timanus of Lockport, N.
Y, has been spendinga few weeks among
her relatives and friends In this place
and Danbury. Mrs Timauus left town
on Monday to spend day In the CITY
and will then return home the latter part
Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Judd are srend-
ing the week In the city.
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BETHEL.
IN MASONIC CIRCLES.

At regular meeting on Tuesday even
ing Eureka lodge, F. & A. M, worked
the third or Master Mason's degree.
Every seat was e led in their spacious
hall In Dinond's block on Ceuter street,
A score and . half of visiting brothers,
members of U zion lodge of Danburv,
we're present, bss 'des District Deputy H.
0 Garfield and Brother George &. Melins
Of Bridgeport. At the close of the cere g.
monies the district deputy took the stand
and gave few suggestions in ref. renee
to the work ard then very highly COM
mended the officers of the lodge In the
perfection of their work which he
thought was equal to any within bis dis
trfct. His remarks we're cut short by the
1ateness of the hour and the extra work
10 the fourth degree which Masons
highly prize and app: eciate. A bounti.
full collation. had been prepared by q
committee which was soon spread on
tables In the hall room and then all the
brethren present assisted in working the
fourth degree In right earnest, closing
the ceremonies with remarks. The Mas
ter. William Gilbert, after few remarks,
called upon Brother Garfield, who re-
aponded in most cheerful manner, also
Brothers e. D. Smith, Frank Scott,
Adolph Heuber, George e. Melins, and
Brother Workman, who always has a
good story at the tip of his tongue. The
visiting brothe from Danbury took the
last car for home which was held short
time tor their accommodation.
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| c. E O:borne and E. Corning ar
building division fierce for c. B. Wheel
| er.
Mrs Eta Bromberg was arrested, thii
week, for selling cider. The trial will b.
held on Saturday.
Adelbert Hubbell has caught fou,
coons, this fall.
Miss Kittie French, who has been Wis.
ting her sister and other relatives and
friends, returned to her home in Car
thage, N. Y, Thursday.
Miss Georgiana Dayton and George
Stilson were married in Fairfield, Thurs
day, October IL.
Frank Hodge of New Haven recently
visited Mrs George rurney.
Mrs John Benedict spent last Saturday
In Stamford, vi ting relatives.
Mrs Orrin Platt is spending some time
at the Methodist parsonage. She visited
friends at Stepney Depot, one day this
week.
Mr. and Mrs c. j. willett OF Danburv
are spending few days at Andrew Cur
tis'.
john Porter entertained two nieces,
last week
Mrs Burr aawlay and Mrs Milo Haw-
ley each have new girl to assist them
In their household duties.
The storm of 'ruesday was q wind
etorn with verv little rain 10 Stepney.
The wind blew With almost the fury Of
small hurricane f6rs q few minutes.
Limbs were broken from the trees, the
sign board was blown over and some Of
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AN EPIDEMIC OF DIPHrHERIA.


Diphtheria is now epidemic at Iror
Works. 1t is reported that all Of the
Shears family, except Mr. Shears, is'sich
With 1t, also another member of the Bur
dick family, and two children of the Ri.
wood family. It is reported the town
authorities have sent for the State Beard
Ut Health to come and examine into the
cause, II 1t can be found. Many think 1t
Is due to Still River.
The annual NEE ting of the school
boardlwill be held In the Town hall on
Friday evening, OCTOBER 10, at 8 o. m.
Miss Miriam Taylor spent Sunday with
her parents.
b. ". Greene was in town over Sunday.
Ex.Gov Msrwin and wife are guests at
Hiram HaWley's.
Miss Florence G.ifen In visiting friends
In Bridgeport.
Mrs Charles Clark spent Saturday last
In New York.
Prof Greene was at his place in the
choir, Sunday, and 1t is hoped hs will
Vincent Sterli 1g aud wife was enter.
tanned by Mrs 4. J.. Peck, last Friday.
There was q good attendance at the
Grange. Monday last, several visitors
being present. There is a class unde r
preparation for admittance.
1t ia hoped tho ladies' who were not
qualified In September will not fail to
avail themselves of the opportunity, Fri
day, the 10Th. There has been a lit OF
20 names posted and if your name is one
OF them do not fail to be quslified at that
time or on the 9th of this month when
the registrars will inset again.
Mrs Claude Blackman of New Milford
is spending few days with her mother,
Mrs G. Williams.
The singing class has started for the
winter and met Tuesday last, with Miss
w. Skidmore.
If Madame Rumor Is correct ook-
field people will hsar marriage bells
early next month.
Miss Lulu Greene has retur aed from
North Adams and is spending Der time
with her grandparents, Mr. a1d Mrs e,
G. Smith Of Whisconier.
The Alpha whist club opened It's sea-
son at Mrs G. Williams on Thursday
evening.
Quite number of tobacco sales have
been made to New Milford parties Ia the
north part OF the town, prices averaging
IA and Is cents, some going up to IS
cents. Several who are to deliver In No
vember have some In the bundle. One
grower has over half his crop stripped,
Misses Margaret and Annie Lee re.
turned last week, fri m visit with friends
in Danbury.
Emil Haefel, ths Blacksmith opposite
the Sturdevant store, /, a first class
workman and thoroughly understands
In all it's departments, Anv
one employing him is sure of satisfac-
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NEW FAIRFIELD.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN

AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Rev A. B.: PETERS was in town, last week
making calls.
Miss Charlotte Knapp of New York ia visit
ing hel mother. Mrs Rachel Knapp
Daniel Murphy OF Brooklyn, N. Y, was in
town again last week.
sit up some
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Leach entertained Rev
3. Norris OF Port Jervis. n: Y. the represen.
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EASTON.
BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS,

BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS.
Sunday last, the regular church ser
vices were held, although there we're but
few present owing to the threatening
aspect of the weather.
The mite b.xes, which were not
brought In on Sunday last, will be receiv.
ed next Sunday.
At the next meeting of the Willing
Workers, which will be held at the Hall
on Wednesday, October "a, an unusually
pleasant time is anticipated, owing to the
expected pre- sence of one of the members,
although her church interests are here,
her home is away. There were but few
present at the last meeting as the wealth.
or was threatening, but very pleasant
afternoon was spent and 20 cents added
to the sum in the treasury.
Mr. Sherman. father of the pastor, Is
not enjoying his usual health.
C. s. and s. D. Powell attended the
B pitt Safe convention, held in the Cal.
vary Baptist church In New Haven, to
which they were sent as delegates.
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IMPROVING THE ROADS.


Last year the town voted $500 for the
| betterment Of the road from the Center
| 60 Bethel line which with $1,000 from
be state will be applied to the work
On Monday, force of men under thu
uparintendence of Selectman William
.. Sanford commenced operations, The
u rk will be pushed to completion be-
fo1e winter sets in.
Mrs Mary Ryan is enjoying q well
earned W cation with his daughter, Miss
Theresa Ryan, at Meriden.
Ga Monday morning. Fred Deming
vas arraigned before Justice Nickerson
Tor stealing banjo from Clarence Bald
win. After hearing the evidence, the
prisoner was acquitted.
Rev Q. W. Kelley has sold his place on
Couch Hill and has gone to live with his
sister, Mrs Farley. He will be greatly
missed In town and church.
Quite a large delegation Of Epworth
Leagueltes attended the meeting held
by the A. K. L. u MON in Bethel on Wed
nesday evening Ut last week. The eff.
GERS Tor the coming year were elected,
Including two representatives from our To-
cal chapter, Arthur j. Sherwood and
Miss Olivia Sanford, vice presidents Of
the spiritual and social departments.
Rsv F. N. Moody will exchange with
Rev B. c. Pilsbury on Sunday.
Mrs W. e Duncomb will open her
pleasant home on Thursday evening,
Octobor 25 for a pound sociable. The
ladies' OF the Methodist church cor daily
invite their friends to be present.
Edward Miller of Dsnbury was st e.
bert Sanford's few days, last week.
Little Jesee Banke, " no has been under
treatment for hip disease at the Bridge
port hospital for several months, has re-
turned home. He is able to walk with
the help of crutches.
Miss Hattie Wakeman is visiting
friends In Berlin.
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THE WANZER-KNAPP WEDDING.

A quiet home::wedding took place Wed.
nesdav afternoon, October II, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Emily e. Giddings, New
Milford, where her granddaughter, Grace
Giddings Wanzer, only daughter Of Ex-
Representative Homer L. Warner, was
united in marriage to Valentine Mott
Knapp, son of DR. and Mrs David A.
Knapp Of North Glove, N. Y, by Rev e.
L. Whitcome of Brookfeld. The bride
was Handsomely attired in q travelling
dreas Of castor with white satin and lace
trimmings. After partakipg of the
bountiful refreshments the happy couple
left on the 8. ~ express north for bridal
tour through the New England states.
On their return they will be at home to
their many friends after November l, at
North Glove, N. Y. The guests pre- sent
we're Homer L. Wanzer ofNew Fairfield
Mrs W. W. Osborne, Miss Mildred o.
borne, Miss Ethel Osborne, Henry
Wheaton, Mrs Martha Minor, all of New
Milford, and Rev and Mrs E. L Whit
come of Brookfield.
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REMARKABLE WEATHER. SURELY.

About o'clock on Tue lay afternoon,
black angry looking u ,ud appeared in
the northwest which was accomps MED
with high wind and little rain which in
few minutes cooled the air down about
20 degrees, giving az light frost during
the night and regular October weather
Wednesday morning. Tue weather the
past month has been remarkably warm
and no frost on the highlands. Pump.
kins, lima beans, green corn and toma.
toes have made luxuriant growth up to
tuesday. But few forest trees have shed
their foliage or even turned to the golden
hue.
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z29 Main ST., Danbury.

ensilage cutters, Hero and American feed
mills. shelters. wood SAVE, the Celebrated
6oodhue pumping and power 9aIvanfzed
steel wind mills with galvanized steel or
wood towers, steel tanks, corn huskers seed
Clark' Cutaway harrows. Farm Ms chtnerv
The Olds. Bates and Edmonds and Burners
Gas and Gasoline Engines. shall be pleas
NJ ents. or call at my house. WALTER IT
9 OVER, NewtowD. Conn, Agent for r air
ne o, New Haven and part OF L1tohneld Luun
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Mrs e 8. Hawley, Thursday October %.

Mrs e 3. Hawley, Thursday October %.
1t is hoped there will be large a'teL D.
ance a. there Ia sewing to he done AID
business of tmporLarce to be tra nsact. d .
TEe funeral of Richard Melon. ld'-
little col, Charlie, was held 1T HIS huu 6
Tue. day afternoon. The little fellow
was bright active child Of five va ;,
and had been critica .ly i'll with sp.ns |
meningitis for several weeks. Siocero
sympathy ts felt for Mr. and MIRA McDon-
aid In their great loss.
have gone to Illinois and expect t. be
absent several weeks.
Free delivery next mouth and two
mails day so they tell us.
Mrs Ernest Upton is visiting in the
Center.
:E. R. Hawley returned to Yale, Lass
week.
The Ladies' Aid society of Sc P4rrs
church will meet at the home Of Nj :.
Olive Blacknap on the afte rnoc~ and
evening of Thurs6ey, October rs (if
stormy, On Friday. October 26) Ii the
evening Rev DR. Wendell will give bis
with the Poetr ard Story Tellers Of
Ancient Egypt" All the ladies OF the
Parish are invited to the meeting and
supper, and all friends of the parish are
invited to the supper and entertainment.
Rev Alfred Goldsborough, rotor of St
Peters church, Monroe, will fficiate srd
preach on Sunday morning, October 81
by exchange with Rev Dr. r. q. q. Wen
del, minister In charge of st Paul's.
WHITE HILLS.
Miss Harris spent last Saturday and
Sunday at her home, Meriden.
Miss Lucille Shelton was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs W. G.. Huhbell, over Sun.
happy by the arrival of little sOr.
Misses Helen Jones aud Helen Black
man spent portion of last week with
Thomaston friends.
Mrs n. K. Brooks returned, recently,
from an extended stay with friends In
81 idgeport and Shelton.
Mr. DWinell of Shelton has tho contract
for plastering F. B. Beeman's house.
At the church society meeting, be ID
last Saturday evening, no action wss ia
ken about securing parsonage. A
movement is now on foot to procure .
lot and erect building.
Miss L. N. Beardtloy with her ME ces
Marion and JpannPtte Baa' dsiey, yer,
the guests OF Mrs F. c. Gerard Of MGR
walk, recently.
| Massrs Tomlinson and Coan have erect
ed their saw mill on the Nichols LIANT
and are engaged in timber saving.
Jeremiah Sharp has gone to Maine To-
a short visit to his old home.
The school children are practising to
an entertainment to be given in the nea
future. A small tee will be charged
proceeds for the library.
Mr. and Mrs william French are tn
happy parents of boy, born October 8
1 nn~ ~Su
In Meriden.
A son arrived at the home of Mr. an,
Mrs Stanley Dedinsky, October Ii
Bryant Girard and sister, Miss Jess sic
with friends Of Norwalk, spent Sunda,
on the hill,
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HUNTINGTON.
MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY.

Mr. and Mrs George D. Nichols cele
brated the 10Th anniversary of the /,
marriage on Thursday evening, Octobe,
IL. A large party of relatives and friendt
we're present and the occasion was one
which will be long remembe red by those
who had the pleasure of accepting the
hospitality of Mr. s~1 Mrs Nichols.
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Bauer Is at present taking post gradu'
ate course in Yale.
REDDING.

BURNING OF THE RIFKINs BARNS.
On Saturday night about 8 O'Clock, one
Of the extensive barns of Julius Rifkinf
on the Walker Thorp place was discover.
ed to be on fire. 1t at once became evi.
dent that the other two barns adjoining
must 60. When all three of these greaI
buildings filled with hay straw and grain
were ablazs 1t was q spectacle grand be.
yond description. Being situated on a
high elevation 1t was visible to great
distance. Telephone messages began
20 pour into our local Office from ad-
joining towns, even as far away as New
Milford, asking the locality Of the fire.
rbe destruction of these barns leaYes
'hs farm without any building, as the
dwelling was burned, last winter. MI
Rifkins had left for New York only q
few hours before the fire broke out.
Among other unfortunate losers was
Charles Sanford, who had just finished
threshing out the grain which he had
purchased but had not removed, and all
OF which was consumed. Randolph
Bradley also Lost a hay press. By the
destruction of these buildings netable
and mark is removed. la 1868 three
barns on the same cite, belonging to
Walker Thorp we're burned. Mr. Rifkin
had no insurance on buildings or con-
tents, and his II 81 will be heavy.
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CHRIST CHURCH.

Service next Sunday and every third
Sunday IN the month at 10 30 q. m,
J. 8. Tyler ia entertaining his sister
Mrs Pickett of Noroton Heights, Darien
j 81 Wheeler has been for the pas.
few weeks taking green peas to his cuf-
TONERS In the city.
8. D. Powell spent Sunday at home,
making the 'urnev from New Haven on
his wheel.
Mics E z sbeth Patterson and Erpe st
L. Ba.e NV Of NV Haven, have re-
Gently spent several days town. Mr.
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STEPNEY.
METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.

METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.
The Methodist Sunday school will have
q rally exercise and 70 call, next Sun.
day, October 81. Prizes will be awarded
those who have been most regular In at
tendance at the Sunday school and
church services. All are cordially invi-
ted to attend this service.
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"SauARE DEALING To ALL"
Table Cutlery.

Knives and forks made of best forced
steel; handles of wood, bone or cellu-
loid; knives and forks for soc.
From soc to$2.
Rogers Bros. silver knives and forks,
AZ grade, best plate for s. The dozen.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
The Ladies' Aid society wiz meet with
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Pocket Cutlery.

Knives with wood, bone and tortoise
handles. any number of keen blades,
made of the best steel, from 25c to S..
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TAaHUA.

CHRIST CHURCH.
Sunday next, being the thsfd Supdav
In the month, tho eerv'ca will be at q d. m
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Buy the
SUCCESS
Tread Pow.
er. Ittekes
the l g q d
everywhere
as do all the
Appleton NJ.
r. e. Co OF
Batavja.IlI :.
Implements
Thew mako
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Gloves.
The P & L. Countess glove at
81, for ladies, is without doubt
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Our Suit
Department

Was never 80 complete as at present, with all
the newest and latest tailored suits in the Ca
skirt, periect..ft OF every garment guaran
taed.
We are showing large line -of Children g
Short Refers and Long Goats, very neat and
pretty. in rough and plain goods, ali sizss
and prices.
In our Cap Department you will fud an ele-
CANT assortment Of Ch1idren's White Caps, all
STYLES. sizes and prices.
Just the thing tor he me wear-a nice Flan-
elette Wrapper, deep hounce, tpretty pattern
all sizes. Prices 79c, $50 to 2 So.
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Heavy Skirtings.

A large line of plsid back
cloths and plain goods for rainy
day skirts. Colors, Oxeo-d grey,
tan and brown.
Price, 81 and S so a yard