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UNIQUE CONSERVATORY
TOR
STRUGGLING MUSI6IHNs

:
national conservatory of music, for
the education Of men and women who
have talent, but not the means to ac-
quire proper training to fit them for pro-
fesslonal careers as musicians, will be a
unique and extraordinary feature of ST
Louis, IL plans already discussed by the
Union Musical club are carried to sue
cessful execution.
The conservatory, as contemplated, will
afford thorough tuition to worthy young
men and women not only resident in St.
Louis, but also to those applying from
any part of the United States; and the in
struction will embrace preparatory, adj
vanced and postgraduate courses in every
department of the musical art
Such an institution as that which the
members of the Union Musical club hope
to establish would be the only one of
the sort in the United States, and, be-
sides its philanthropic character, would
mark st. Louis and its citizens as among
the most aesthetic of the Union.
When the necessary assistance is as
sured, the conservatory will begin mod
estly along the lines of the "tstudy Glass;
now conducted by the Union Musical
club in the guild room of the Art Muse
UNI, which is taught gratuitously by
some of st. Louis prominent musicians
and vocalists.
The instruction now given under the
auspices Of the Union Musical club. and
which for want Of a better name is call
ed study class" is freely offered to
aspiring young musicians who are with
out the means to enter Conservatives.
Not only is the tuition given without
charge, but it is as thorough as that re-
ceived at any conservatory in ST. Louis.
Indeed, some of the teachers who donate
their services to the "study class" take
the pupils to their respective studios and
there put them through the same course
of training as is followed by the pupils
who pay for their instruction.
Those applicants who have had no mu-
steal training and those who already
have achieved some skill as singers and
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Summit hall, rendered by Miss Sath a III
richards Gordon. assisted by Mr. FRANK a1
Ign Krieger, piarist, is as folfoWs..
New Year. ......,.... Eugene itlldacn
q "NelP, .............Gab rial T aur e
b. Les Roses d'Ispanan" Gabriel e F ;ate
G. IN Neige'' ..................H. Be1nberg
a. aTraum Durch Die Dammsrung
Richard Stra uss
h "S+andchen'' Richard Strauss
Miss Gordon.
Prelude 'l,a
Romance = f ~ M
Eto'eS - Mr. Krieger. :.
"Chausend Crises en- Sourdlne.--
Iii Mes Yrs, ...:......... Reynaido2 Hahn IN
SThe Tears at the spring from
BroWning's "Pippa Passes
Mrs. H. H. A. Beach.
The following programmes will be CIV
en- by the Royal Italian band at the
Metropolitan opera house this afternoon
and evening:
SUNDAY MATINEE.
March-"Columbus ............. .Creatore
B BombaTdino GR soloSrhe Palms Faure
Sig. Curt.
1.-THE Martyrs"-Grand Selection
Solos by signori Palma, Marino and
Curt.
selection-"Florodora ............. Stuart
incidental Fluegelhorn Solo by Sig: :Aiala;
Miss Heintzen.
Funeral March ........ .............;C Chopin
Pre aGSt Act i; Prelude Flower Song
Solos by .Signori Palma, Aiala. Marine
and Curt.
SUNDAY NIGHT.
March-'American Navy" ......... Creatore
Observation-Disclosures ...... .......... Verdi
Trumpet Song Nearer. My God, to
Thee, ;......,. .................Sig: Palma
oIearrfgT D Tell 1 RossifIi
Grand Selaction-"Iie Walkure'' Wagner
Prelude-Ride of the Valkyries. Duet
Magic Fire.
Solos by, signori Palma and AioIa. ;
Nine Barili
a 1.-THE Milf .....................Gi llet
Lion an Bal io -; Gillet
Pre hId Tore ed dor Bovs ; Siaet
us, bohemian Song--Introduction ana
Finale. Act II.
The Arion Singing society will celebrate
It's tWenty-sixth anniversary with a con-
cert and operetta at Mozart hall next
tuesday evening.
It Is well known that the Arion counts
among Its members some very fine solo
talent, which viii be heard in this con
cert. The special attraction, however,
will be the comic operetta, The Soldiers
Are Coming" or "Uproar in a Young
Ladies School, which will be repro
duced upon general request, with the
same cast as at it's first rendition. A
highly interesting and, attractive number
Will be a violin solo by the young daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Louis Mich, well known
musician of st. Paul Those who have
heard the young artist play promise her
a bright future, and are looking forward
to her appearance at this concert with
much interest Another very attractive
number will be the baritone solo by Mr..
Frank j. Files, the grand aria of
''Seneschal," from the grand opera Jean
de Paris" by Boieldieu. In fact, every
cial attractive feature, and lovers OF
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good music will enjoy a rare musical
treat by attending.
The following programme contains some
very interesting numbers: :,
Overture-"F'lora" .......... Schleppegerell
Marlowe's Orchestra.
1.-The Chapel ". E.aBecker
Mixed Chorus
Trusting .......................s Schrelner
Male Chorus.
Violin Solo-"Scene de Ballet .....1Beriot
Arma Senkrah Mich.
aria of Seneschal,'' from Grand
Opera Jean de Paris .Boieldieu
Frank ]. Files. -sa -
Comic Trio-"A German Leaf Of
Messrs. Jacob Simmer Jr.. M. F. Gard
ner and Henry Knaff;
Moln Mixed ra c7horus and ouartette.
Miss Anna J. erode, Mrs. Anthony Frank
Messrs Fred Bender and Anthony
Frank.
"Consecration of Song ..... -. .Bal;emus
Male Chorus and Baritone Solo.
Frank ]. Files.
Part Second
Overture-"Popular Kentucky
Medley .......................... Roettger
Marlowe's Orchestra.
Comic Operetta in One Act. Fritz Renger
1.-THE Soldiers Are Coming. or Uproar
in a Young Yadies' School,
Cast:
Mrs. Julia Schumacher, teacher: Miss
Anna J. erode ELSA. Miss Theresa
Esch (Klara). Miss Hildegard Rentz
(Hannah) and female chorus, scholars.
The cantata, "The Holy Child Adj
ans, will be given this evening by the
vested choir of st. Paul's church, begin
ming at T:30 O'Clock. No tickets are re-
CURED. The cantata will be sung by the
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JACK HoRNER,

And How He Appeared in Rhyme
Long Ago.
Christmas pie was originally made of
beef. chicken or goose, eggs, sugar, rails
etc. This was nodded into the shape of a
cratch or manger to represent hat In
which the infant Jesus was laid. WTnen
we repeat our nursery rhyme of Little
Jack Horner'' we recall how it was
taught to the little ones of long ago, as
early as 100 A. D.:
"And in the corner would he sit
In Christmas holidays,
When friends they did together meet
To pass away the time
Why, little Jack, he sure would eat
His Christmas pie in rhyme;
And said Jack Horner In the corner
Eats good Christmas pye,
And with his thumb pulls out the plumb.
And said. Good boy am IT.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Y. NJ C. A. meeting this Afternoon and
at Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk & Co.'s ban
quet tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Vina Avery Beckwith will give am
evening song recital the latter part Of
January in her studio The programme
will be given by the Orpheus male GUAR
tette and a newly organized woman s.
GEartette, which is to be called the
Eurydice quartette. This recital will be
followed by a series of song recitals given
by Mrs. Beckwith's pupils.
Josef Holman, the pianist. will appear
in st. Paul Jan. 13, as previously an
nounced. Henry Wolfsohn, Mr.. Hof-
mann's Eastern manager, endeavored to
have the date changed and Holman ap-
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choir alone without the assistance Of
Instrumental Introduction and Chorus
There Were Shepherds Abiding in the
b Recitative (tenor) and solo bassl-
And.5lo! the Angel of the Lord. -
There Was With the Angel
s2 Ghorus-'Glory to God in the Highest. 4
N, lynn While Shepherds Watched
{ Their F1ocks by Night.
Pass -
Bethlehem : = -
Rec. ReeItative-"And They Came With
SAVIOR - .ie
4 Carol Chorus" Sleep, Baby, sleepn,
65ymn-.Of the Father Sole Begotten. ;,
Chorus-"He Shall Be Great
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FAIRY Tales Become realities.

Baltimore American. Ay
The century is beginning with the great
achievement of wireless telegraphy With
what it will end passes the imagination
of man if progress into the secrets and re-
sources of nature continue at the same
rate, We have already realized in COM
mon business life some of the wonders
of the ancient fairy tales.
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A Model Child, bnt--

Model Child, but
Detroit Free Press.
Dickle-Pa, were you a gooder boy'n
me When you We're as little as me?
Father-Yes, indeed, Dickie. / was all
ways very good boy; but somehow or
other l had a great many serious and
painful misunderstanding with my pa
rents.
In Absolute Control.
"Of course 1 am master of my own
mouse, said Mr.. Meekton, little indig-
How do you manage it?'
Il tell Henrietta to do just what she
pleases. And she does It."
The Long and the short of IT.
King. ,~4
on?"
Long in London? No; had been verv
short in London: 1t vas most expensive
place." i
You Can't De Sure.
Washington Star.
SO you are on an automobile trip,
said the friend. Where are you going
now?"
.T couldn't say for certain. answered
Mrs. Cayenne. whether 1t is home or
the emergency hospital
As Usual.
Clerical-looKing Gentleman to Small
BoyaWhy is that bell tolling, young
Small Boy-Because somebody's pulling
the rope.
California.
Consult Minneapolis & st. Louis r n.
le.nt- be.Sre starting, and get valuable
pointers. "sAS
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Programmes.

An elaborate musical programme will
De gwen at the public installation of Off
f f5e 81 GonsteIiatlon chapter, Order of
programme Will occur Wednesday AT Ma
sonic Temple. The soloists will be: Mrs
B1Ieatrice Ridgeway Thurston, contra1t9:
Zumbach, tenor; Earl Wetherbee bas sso!
Halpn Boyer, tenor; Georgia TelIev VIC
n n6nft..1+ Mrs Florenee Andrews Clayton.
viii gGn' be ens I I'M sextette from Lucia
Ton, Mr.. Zumbach, Mr. Munson M
Wetherbee and Mr.. Jones. The foIio,,tIr,;ts::
male quartette will appear in one ,, ".rls
Der: Mr.. Jeffrey, DR.. Rhys- Herbert' nun ana
the Messrs. Jones' '--0
special musical programmes will be
Even e. t3c TINS thls morning and evening at the
ARK congregational church. The chorus
Will be assisted by Mrs. T. Williams
me following is the order of service:
Ctorus-"Rejoice in the Lord .Kotsc bIaaS
soprano Sole by Mrs. c. H. Johnston, and
Tenor Duet by Mrs. Johnston and Mr..
sqgP2ranEoaa..callest Thou Thus, o
Miss Emmeline Williams l1ieizNe
OEertory Sound Over
o1gan Postinde Tufts ifs
oLgar-Nareh from Queen of
onena Gounod
Organ-.''March of the Magi''
Tenor and chorus There's 's'''ii Du00ls
song In the AIT .Holeomb
Solo by Mr.. Lord
Quartette and Chorus-"The
City's Hum Was flushed and
SUN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fay
Trio-"We Three Kings of ORIENT
Robert Cummings, William Howard, Ken
meth P Lord.
The following programme of Christmas
music will be given this eveniao at tno
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
NUGGETS,
A Man of Mark.

Mah OF Mark.
Chicago Record Herald
doasn nal ~; ne man of mark? Why, he
write bis .o o.a,, DIS II ne knew enough to
He DOESN'T
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Why He Lost.

Why He Lost. ~
Philadelphia Press
., |of course said Miss Goldrox's lover.
heicess, but 1 assure you thai World I'D
De Just as anxious to marry if she were
:. THAT settles you," replied her father:
the family -
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Although it is comparatively young
organization, the Orpheus Male Quartette
has already made an impression on the
musical life of the city. The members,
J. E. Mccartney, ]. A Jaeger, e. Il.
Wetherby and R. G. Geddes, have 1i 500
method the combination of their volees
produces a perfect harmony. TIE quar-
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tette was organized last spring. witt
Frank Ayres as first bass, instead OF Mr..
Geddes, and a number of concerts were
given throughout the summer and fall.
All the members of the Orpheus are pro-
fessional singers Mr.. Wetherby sings at
the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian church,
Mr.. Geddes at the First M b. church,
Mr.. Jaeger at the House of Hope church
and Mr.. McCaffrey at the Cathedral.
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Gounod
solo-"Adore and Be Stir ....... Gounod
II. H. Conner.
Anthem-"Sing. o Heaven" ..... Tours
Solo-"Holy Night Adam Geibel
Miss NJ. M. Lindsey.
Anthem-"Where Is He That Is Born
King of the Jews" -. Whitney-CoomDs
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The House of Hope choir will repeat in
part the music of last Sundays Christ
mas service. Following is tomorrow $
programme:
Morning
20 Zion That Tellest''. Dudley Buck
Mrs NJ o. Graves.
Carol-"On Christmas Mont
A. F. McCarrell
Evening
- 5 T6oa aR That Tsiisst AsEaRE Foot,
Mrs. D. F. Colville.
go, Heart, to Try Savior .....Wllieby
D. F. Colville.
Carol-"The Anthem of Peace. ..Barnby
Christmas musical services will be given
this morning and evening at the Wood
lard Park Baptist church. The follnw-
ing is the programme:
Alnrn:r g
Gloria In Excelsis' $1,000. Dudley Buck
bethlehem .........................Ba Bartlett
"Hark, Hank My Soul. West
"He Is Blessed morrison
Christmas Anthem" $3.50. Dudley. SUCK
30 Holy Night .....................Ad Adam
"Hark, Hark, My Soul ........... Shelley
And There Were Shepherds -. Thomas
The Schubert clubs special programme
for the afternoon of New Years day, at
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Popular Dress Goods
Monday Silk Sale

department. will go Monday the following special prices
20inch China Silks exceen heavy quality q >
In light tn and evening Shades regular 800 quality Special
Monday
19inch Taffeta Silk the best quality sold the Northwest
100
makers and others %
before day only yard
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The following programme of Christmas
music will be given this evening at the
Antnem-"O, Zion That Tellest Good
Things .................... Dudley Buck
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California.

Consult Minneapolis & st. Louis r n.
~. ~ be.Sre starting, and get valuable
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Two Days More. Then Inventory

this Thousands dollars worth
merchandise
this enlarged
duce regardless
items merchandise
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The Schubert clubs special programme
for the afternoon of New Years day, at
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coaks. suits. Goaists and Skirts

Our December Clearance Sale of Women's c
and Waists will be continued Monday and Tuesday
this great stock has been materially reduced in price-o
or less golden opportunity to get stylish garment
price out of all proportion to the quality.
These few prices show how you can save on everyhir
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MYEFORD.

Oct. 13.--Burr Gregory is having hiS
store wired for electric light
George Watts and family, who have
been living In Guilford for some time
have moved back to Milford again.
w. H. Van Horn is building an addi-
ton to the barn on his property on
Golden Hill.
Ephraim Sanford is having his house
repainted by Charles Benham.
Captain and Mrs. E. l.. Ford have is
sued invitations for the marriage, at
their home on Gulf street, Wednesday
evening, October 90, of their daughter,
Lillian Wakeman Ford, to Leroy B.
Sperry, of New Haven
Samuel G. Bristol, who has been i'll at
his home for nearly two months, is able
to be about again.
The Fl. B. Beardsley home In Broad
street has been rented to N. ]. Ford, of
Bridgeport.
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Mr.. Francis Little of Benton Harbor,
Mich, ia over eighty years of age. Since
1865 he has been troubled more or less
with indigestion and constipation, and
has tried almost everything in use for
those ailments. Last August he began
using Chamberlain's stomach and liver
tablets and was soon feeling much bet
ter. In a recent letter he says II have
used three boxes of the tablets and now
think I am we'll" These tablets i'm
prove the appetite and inyigorate the
stomach liver and bowels. For sale by
all druggists.
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MUSIC TEACHERS MEET.
State Association to Assemble in Hart
ford This Week.

| State Association to Assemble In Hart
| ford This Week.
The Connecticut State Public Schoo
| Music Teachers association have ar
ranged programme in connection
with the teachers convention to be hello
in Hartford next Friday. The official
programme Is as follows:
Morning Session in Lecture Room at
High School.
10:00-Paper: A Brief Review of the
System Of School Music in the United
States, Francis Howard of Bridgeport,
discussion.
10:30-Paper: Music in the Connecti-
cut Schools" Irving Emerson of Hart
ford; discussion.
10:40-Paper: 1.-THE Elements of Sue
cess in Musical Supervision" Benjamin
Jepson of New Haven; discussion.
11:15-Buslness meeting and election
of officers.
Afternoon Session In Asylum Hill Con-
gregational Church.
2:00-School Music--Second Grade--Il-
lustrated by class from the North
cost anu 4Soi WCot pSiiOolS ulloCl lliS
direction of Miss Leila M. Smart.
2:20-School Music-Fourth Grade
By class from the Brown school, I'M
der the direction of Miss Josephine f.
st. John.
2:40-School Music-Seventh Grade
BY class from the South district, I'M
der the direction Of Miss Agnes C. Bry-
an.
3:00-Cantata-"T Village Black
smith," High School Glee Club of
Naugatuck, under the direction of Mr.
w. III. Miner.
Male Quartets.
The Clef Male Quartet: Charleaa D.
Croker, first tenor; Edward B. Eaton,
second tenor; d. Parson Goodrich, bar
itone; William Richard Griffith, basso.
Organ recital by E. Clark Lord, or
ganist.
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Tuesday, October 10, 1901.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Auction Sale---R. B. Mallory.
Bi-Centennial Cream-127 High Street.
Bath Tub Seats-The Bradley Co.
Bonds-The C.. w. Scranton Co.
Call and Sep. J. Kelley x Co.
Delayed Building Sale-The Malley Co.
DR.. Hands Condensed Mik-Druggists'.
Eall Days-N. H. Gas Light Co.
Flags, Etc.-The Gamble Desmond Co.
Fl0wers-Frank S. Platt.
Hoffs Malt Extract-Druggists'.
Hats That Are Right. f.. Brooks.
Kennedy's observation-disclosures.
Miss mplicity-Hyperion Theater.
Our Special Sale-Howe & Stetson.
Plano For Sale-H. D., This Office.
Pianola Recitals-M Steinert & Sons.
Rumford Baking Powder-Grocers
Silks-The Chas. Monson Co.
Shoes For MEM. Fl. Shoe Co.
The Yale Festival-E E. Hall " Son.
Wanted Situation-144 Park Street.
Wanted-Situation--7 York Street.
Wanted-Cook-224 Orange Street.
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DEAD MAN TWICE ELECTED TO A
CITY OFFICE

Hartford, Oct. 14.-One of the greatest
cases of careessness that have devel-
oped for long time in the selection of
candidates for public office has just
been repeated at New London. Last
year the court of common council of
that place elected N. G. Richards city
weigher, although he had been dead for
some time. Last week the council re-
elected the dead man for another term.
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Sale!

Every department the Big Store offering the extraord
fall goods for the ready and
flor which there in the old
general sale the opening the is unheard
of proceeding It's the time when arrivewhen the
is gala ateand regular prices hold But
roned with emergency buildings have kept pace with
business And here all the e fashionable goods the
fall of that be shown surroundings match
their beauty shown under bargain prices the very height Of
the Think of it..
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Spencer Matthews SCo

We sell a00 standard
nrt6o0@s I'm PadmGs9
Oils Warm6sh@sy Wood
F5n6shesy eGooy 0m SO
sumaDO a mnaug6m GhaE
Gh@y wi0l mott bear Tine
expense OF aIv@ra
t6s6mg separately or
mon do
they need 6Go
They sell themselves
OUR assortment is
Matthews SCa
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For the bathroom or tub there's notllfu.
thGt will SO brighten up and give them sucn
durable and satisfactory finish as Ores.
cent Enamel. 1t resists steam, hot and
cold water, and prevents the unhealthy ae.
cvmulatiGns which adhere to any hut an
enameleL surface. It's easily applied and
Its possibilities for the interior decorations
are as varied az :.1e's TASTE and ideas can
dovise. THOMPSON & BELDEN.
8D8 and 1903 State street,
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soc Pillow Tops, 33c.

soc Pillow Tops 800.
Our entire line of regular soc pillow tops are
included in this moving of goods. go ~
About 60 different patterns. At SJ& SN
Lace Braids, SC yd.
Duchess and Point Lace Braid in about IS diff
upto date patterns, ranging in from &c to &c
sa ya for Any Of these 0'a'd' during this SC yd
Satin Pillow TopI, 3oc.
An all satin pillow top, hand painted effect of an
angel playing violin cupid audience 9Nr> oa
For this special sale, S1$ -"
Yale Seal Pillow Top, I6c.
On brown matefial--works up spend Y6c ga.
idly Special at Avn ~
csc Head Rests for 33c.
During this postponed building sale we
PEELED to close out head rests. Recently pur
chased to sefor 7sc and CSC, they go at the 90
very low price of JON
25c Florodora Pillow Top, nc.
The Florodora pillow top, Autograph ed in
very high coors. Regular price, a5c. H7r
Special for this sale, IN
New Ribbons at About
HALF
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1000 PAIRS OF GLOVES i'm THIS 81

kid g0 the remarkable
That haze ever offered go0 uytls absolutely w quail
Ihou.
Coming the wAeu most need 00@ certainty mil let
1hann Eveu Jou01u glogcs znn(uaea
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Ladies' Fine
Handkerchief

Ladies' fine linen lace edge, hemstitch-
ed and embroidered handkerchiefs.
soc. Worth soc and ooc each. 1Qr
For ~
Ladies' handkerchiefs, embroidered,
scoloped, lace edge and hand drawn
mexican work. Soc and 75c values Snc
For wv
Ladies' fine linen, real hand hem.
stitched handkerchiefs. Worth 3oc. TOO
For ~
Ladies' fine hand embroidered handker-
Chiefs with lace insertion and lace edge.
Embroidered in pretty wreath patterns for
get-me-not, heur de lis and wild roses, on
sheer and heavy linen. Worth Sis and
S1.oo each. Owing to the emer- 7Qr n1
gency, at w.
Sl.I0 Black Fancy Silk, 70c
27-inches wide. Bright, handsome,
lustre; heavy quality taheta, in the new
tucked weave. Hemstitched and cords. A
silk sold at ST. 70 and $1.25. New 20
price, <yG
lrich Point Lace Curtains,
1898.
This is "a curtain opportunity such as
rarely occurs A comparison OF the value
with the sale price will make this clear.
We have 500 pairs in rs of the newest
STYLES. Some with neat borders and plain
net centres; others have heavy borders with
wide centre. In pure white and ivory. The
real value is from $500 to $500 e %
a pr The sale price is YS'/o
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YALE'S BICENTENNIA
SUCCESSION OFBRILLI1NTE EVENTS
FOR NEXT WEEK.

Exercises in Detatl-Dr. TwicheI1 VIII
Preach I'm BattoII Chapel on sunday
Welcome to Guests by President Had
ley Mondny-Campus illumination
esday-Presentatiou of Degrees
Wednesday,
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The pick of all the finest ribbons the
ribbon makers weave this year were
bought for this occasion. But the build
ing isn't ready-and all must 60
3 1-2-inch wide lustrcus silk taffeta ~ ~
ribbon Regular quality At sasN a.
ribbon Rey wds oa lE taf'' I0c yd
41-a inch wide satin face and taffeta back rib
bons Beautiful, soft finish Regular zoe yd
soc quality. At "1~ 40
3r.a.inch wide satin Liberty, soft 1Cr vd
finish superb quality; 3oc quality At ~1~ . N'
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-15
Local Weather Report.

New Haven. Oct. IA, 1901.