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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-11-13
GO %REGULATEuR
3tXIk!Ill!lS SANTE
T@%sss>$53~ de Ia FEMME.
Compagnie Medicale
DIR. j. ~LHRIVIERE.
AU &c

~EPUIS la decouverte de mon remede pour les maladies de la femme,
&Jl lie "Reguateur de la Same dela Femme" queques individus peu
81 scrupuleux, voyant la grande popularite don't jouSsent mes pre-
parations par les nombreuses guersons queDes ont operees hnt
~ Etats-Uni qu'au Canada, ct connassant autant panatome ct lorgan-
temps, a inter mes remedies, soft en dormant e meme nom, ct en- EN-
poyant les memes forrnes de bouteiles ct la meme couleur de me- envel-
oppes, soft en- changeant un peu lie nom ct en- deblaterant contre une
preparation quIs ne font quimiter. lis se font ensune donner un petit
certihcat par DIES personnes aussi pu scrupuleuseS queux que leur 1emede
a guerl une t1e ct une tene OH lie Regulator n'avait e aucun eHet, ct lis
croient que lie tour estjoue ct quils wont supplanter du coup un remede
qui a fait ss preuves depus un grand nombre dannees, qWl est empoye
dams les h6pitaux DIES femmes ct les communicates reigeuses, ct recon-
mande par cs menes communicates. Oh done ces imitateurs sans yer
gogne ontis fat une etude sp&ciale dun organe auSi compique tie par
Ia meme suet a une complication de maladies qul ne peuvent eue traltees
que par un medecin ct DIES remedies experimentes? Inter, cest cher
cher a reproduie ce quun autre a fait-le SINCE Unite Phomme-ces
imiateurs sont DIES contrefacteurs ct ceux qi sen rendent coupables sont
de les atteindre e tie sel moyen de les punir est de les metre au ban de
ropinion pubhque qui les jugera. Deux GU trois de ces imtateurs sont
DIES pharmaciens ct il serait curieux de les voir rempir commandments
unc prescription. Et &c sont DIES ignorants ct DIES fagoeurs de c e calbre
qui veuent nure a une reputation ben etablie. Ma reponse a ces x
poiteurs de personnes honnetes mails top credules se trouve dams les
certlhcats qi suivent: Je resume cs certhcats en- peu de mots pour
peuvent ecrire celles qi ont etc queries ct zen al DIES mMers dautres
quill serait trp long de pubier.
Les DANES feront ben de consuter lie medecn speciaGste de la "Com-
pagne du DR.. Larviere" celui CT a fat une etude Tongue ct approfonde
des maladies de la femme, ct enes peuvent lie consulter par lettre, GU per-
sonnenement,. sur nimporte quene affection inherente a leur sexe. II en-
vote une Hse de questions sur les maladies DIES femmes, a toutes les danes
qui hui en- font la demande.
Ne Uous Znissez pas tron1per quand vous achetez des rem
edes pour vone maade, nacceptez que lie "Regulateur de la Sante de la
Femme" ct les "Female Plaster du Dr. LarMere. esremedes seus,
etceux Ia settlement, vous gueriront. Men prenez pas d'autres ct refusez
tous ceux quon vous ofe, sill ne portent pas lie nom lie Dr. ]. larvlere,
Boston, Mass.
Ces remedies inestmables sont vendus dams toutes les principles phar-
maces 81 90 lie "Regulateur', 6 for s5oo-25 cent lie "Female Plaster,"
gu ecrire q
LA C0MPAGN|E MED|CALE du DR.. J. uRVERE,
BolTE 1864, BOSTON, MASS.
En- Vente a la PHARMACIE ROSE, 303 Avenue Centrale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-11-13

QUAINT vous allez chez IN mar.
ch4nd qui annonce dams lEcHo
dies lui que vons y ave. WI son
annonce. II vous servira mieux ct
vous a1derez q votre journal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-11-13

Toutes lettres. correspondances
etc., doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
s1it:
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Minneapolis, MINI.
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MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Ii Nov. '03
GEO. E. FoRTIN, R6dacteur.
Sl3 New-York Life Bldg.

Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
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LIE Ho DE L'OuEsT mes pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
ses CORES ondan 2.
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Toutes correspondence doivent
ere accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-22

siepor Mafcoui sirned contract Wlth
The British Nay Department OR ,hs sss
OF his system ~ vireiesF feierraThT ~
an the British navy. Thls contract siees
him permission - usc ali the Driflsh
coaiing stations o. Az parts ~ ere wfrid
for the erection - his iane stafioDr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS


Do foJ NAST 70. GO on A FARAf--
farm implements. All klusis- t. acr,s n
wheat. good mouse and na-a buxgv
shed. etc. 70 trade for residence. n
W lck4ta. Possession a anr@ ka-r1 To-
rent. Sl> cash. klrSuau county Tins
Is a snap for SoE3e one who wants =
go on q farm. Farrl eau bc lssses Tor
term or years e. : smith Schcetx
building. rss--t
MRS. NJ EMERSON. graduate e ne
American Heaish COLLEGE q Ciacin-
matt Ohio. ard having had = years
pracccc. VII give Nitz-pathy Magnetic
and Electric treatrusEtS- once. - y
Main iS-ler
JOHN T NELLY x CO.-Real Estate.
Dealers IN eitx and farm property. ies
East First street Ill-tf
WE SELL THE EARTR-rse cannot
offer you tbs earth and The fgIiaess
thereof. bat We can sell ycu better bar
gains in excellent grass lands and stock
ranches web located. with al aeuzc-
aEce OF never-fzlltr.- water a~G eicgzat
hlGe-stern prairie grass. than you eau
Buy elsewhere We have the property.
and are ready % show ven Ne have
good farms. highly improved. ard are
ready 70 compare prices ~ttn The l9W-
est Come see md We wiz locate yoa
where the s1E3S os time Wsa ever
sprinkle golden grain y roGr talf-
buskel. and tAe soft hreSzeS Of heaven
will fsE your checks and x s. away all
the lltter tears g adversely Pricss
aEd descriptions cGotcd = ary one oa
application Cal On o. address A g
Nielsen. lSs y. Main ssrSeI Wichita.
Kan i6-ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-22

The United States consul ga NotfinghaIn
recently wrote a bicycle fTm in England
asking for certain Information TIE had
Of the concern sent this anarpy reply.
Dear sirs Yogrs 81 TIE sith uit informs
US that you are Instructed by the gov
eminent az Washington 70 ask us Tor
certain inform atieu regarding orr bgsi-
ness. bot We formerly soia from Glo.-
oos 81 EIsece worth OF good aunuaiif 20
the United states which yeur E7t crn-
ment shut out With e per cent duty -
think it jost Ike Yankee cheek g. now
ask as for Information respcernx oer a.
Il Yogrs truly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-22
Sunday Excursions en- the X. c. ~. q
o. a r.

Every Sunday tho X l.. NJ O. rail-
way win sell from Wichita tickets at
one fare FOR the round trip TO az points
on its lire except Anthony. Kan. These
tickets will be avaiIabie Toy psssaEg 90
the regular train leaving Wichita ~ 20
a n. and will De limited fer return 20
the same day. No baggage checked "a
SUNDAY excursion tickets. Trains srrive
and depart fr0sn the Missouri rs,ihe
depot. corner Wichita znd Douglas ave-
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
nue.. Wichita. Kan T. SHERWIN.
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STRATED-Nice. faack mare. weight
II5g from 3l3 Wabash avenue. lsf-8tx
STRAT From about four miles north
of town. on Newton road. 3 gray horse.
weighing about I - pounds Return %
CITY Stables - reward iE-Ltx
sTRAYED-Fron Sfs :. Sereca street. q
small bag mare. no marks Socfy e
-. Critou fz3-ftx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-22

cTR aNE=

JND-I-adies' coat. sls Wabash ave
nue. iS4-itx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-22

MONEY TO DnAN-Cs- Essr.ssfs
E-f RS s1c sew.ry strsrty CO. 1d<z-
iEI ~ = Deaziss 49,
r 81 on Any PART gF II. - Ssz p
rhosrs reai STATE Reese Co. -
r-ss street al
= An LfoAS-lz - - Fe.rs sse-s
a. ~ cr-. sat~-~rt SrsT re - ~
t1g gar ~ al AZ a-T ts-e T~Eo~y
Es-s NEd Ln1r CO. er~r &c c. sSsxss
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FINANCIAL

q 90 - - Loan "a Earsas 80 ukia-
Eor.A farms ulnss = s. in1~. W 'EAsts.
Kan 80
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! Ik<k--f sDCF kAE kse. "a sr~s pssrs~e
q s<o<k SD - S&Tzeeu Fsctcrg
ssscx- x1fsra c-.ct sssSz c.. r-tcasrs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-22

sEs. sc<A - 1181-ffs. Srz<szt. e -
rsg3sf fGsfrEs Cps1f.<. S~r=zsS-
rzr~zJ yesrs s@~f~Ms~1 F~sc-er q
Arss-~z Ei1rsf fFr 80 rsfcrs al
2z-f-r 1~rerae~z1 Ez-F1 Arr4 go
80 sse-~t 81 - ws~z f~ssr~f Aires
Nrs A II ~ - Is 1854 ss~nzs.
Cr--e~ Exs. szeoa< greet @-s1as -.
-s.-1-tE@s.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE a cory utu- hofs.-.
closs ln. - cTChauEe fur small oufslss
property q sar rrl1N stock = z <-is
Also to lots on West sic or gods or
hogse 70 move J J gou-s. IL Hesf
DulsEias Ef-tt
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-~-s--SS--y-51Ss-- -, 1900 -
old weight about - o. o. pounds
/ r. Ncodard- rs Fern avenue.
Wichita. Kan i1l-7tx
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Fo7 TRADE.

TAKEN UP-A black MARI 81 r M1r-
dock avenue. f---5t
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rYPEWRITERS-

49, -.
and rented All makes Sold on pay
r,enrsL Mllison Once Supply Co.
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SITUATION WANTED-MAIE.
AGENTS WANTEC.

AGENTS WANTED-An agent either
sex to sell shirt waist goods in their
home and surrounding towns. Large
line. including high-cjass novelty pat
terms and exclusive designs Sells IN
sight. Big pay to right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co., Dept r, 81. Louis.
Afo. l-il-tf
WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission Ad
dress Wichita Steam Laundry 2+-tf
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FuH ExCHANCR-s1o-z farm ciaes
% railroad toEu. fairly wei iarElras -
ard aE good fsrr t1ri E4ut - arres
ci1@e g. IS rhifa Ter dairy faru. vii
cor sieer a ssiry outfit ~ irfsid q
Hodzs Is East ueaxiaE. gEty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-22

TOR EXCHs &c E-FAscre faTr Tsfzs7
g~s ri~rsr ssri - rai--F fr1-7 I'd
r. Hrnz1 c1wr ErEz@ ncrEnz rf@. TeH--x
rrctard acres 81 rsl.tl Fsfisr- = 4crrs
Esesdas toia-ra rartr~f ff-re1s src
c~o-ar fa---rd -f~rlT Wrfs-e~- ~ Frsfa1
1rc yell Eazf srfzsF 40 -rut~s Efa-
eco d fiatEs2r g EsFt - -rlss.
Erhes FfAts
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PROPERTY FoR SALE


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SOL EN-E-s T<z@rs1 ffT TIE re-t1rG -
ar-osT - Nr-h &sf- Hz~sss -
ssr~z-fsarz zeENc- - s~1~s@-Erc@ k<e-
tam &c or f1Euzre q Z = Arnss.d =
y Szztz e --<z
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-A neat thoroughly modern
and up-to-date. 40-rooIn hotel IN one
OF the best towns in Oklahoma. Lease
and furniture for sale. Satisfactory
reason for selling. Address p. o. Box
Sl3 II Reno. o 7. 13l-tf
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sTORAGE-LarSess and best storage
room sn the city. We store. PACK ana
repair furniture Call a. rs ). Emporfa
for terms Singer L Donne.L New
phone iES s-U
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
LOST.

LOST-A silver souvenir spoon. barring
name. Kansas. between IIs6 and ~
y Topeka. Return 70 ~. Rfvervie~-
Liberal reward. 1&-3tN
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HAY AND CORN

WHOLESALERS Winneld a HodSson.
SIS Z. Douglas avenue. 'Fhoae No 50
So
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STORE ROOMS FOB RENT.

FOR RENT-A large. brick store room.
on West Side. on Douglas avenue VIII
put building ii shape 10 suit business.
Gail new phone Si3. or see Dave COIey.
I26-tf
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. car iotS or
less, on Ssuta Re track. 81 aud - :.
Santa Re street. Otto Weiss. Wichita
l.l-tf
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Confined o. Easasa Peso,
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FOR SAIE-Eighty acres OF THE Stanton
farm. one mile west Of friends uniNer-
sity. Inquire al farm or &2 ;. seneca
I&-est
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AscHENBRoEDEL ALLEYS.

Finest Constructed in the City-Loca1
 Tournament Now Going on.
 The Improvements in the Aschenbroe- del which first made it pronounced success when opened by the stock com-s pany of musicians under the able man. agership of Chris Porzenheim have re- gently been further elaborated upon by the construction of two pairs of the finest bowling alleys put out by the Brunswick Balke4C Collender company.
 To make this costly improvement the old alleys were torn out, the entire basement renovated and new system of lighting put in. The up-to-date con- tinuolls bowling alley beds such as the ones put in are built in one continuous length. The work was done by experts from the headquarters of the company. The middle portion of each bed is Geor- gia pine, while short section of maple is utilized. at both ends, where the wear is heaviest. All the hard maple used in the Aschenbroedel alleys was especially selected and of even grade and color, and they are handsome pair.
 No sooner were the alleys completed than the City Bowling league at once engaged them for it's annual winter tournament, which is now on. Bowling this season seems to have taken on a new impetus. Large crowds watch each game and for their comfort opera seats have been placed in the galleries. The alleys are under the personal care of Manager Porzenhein, who takes an es- pecial interest in keeping them always at the acme of perfection. r. The City Bowling league is composed of the following clubs: Narragansetts, Captain Moel1er; Ready Bits, Captain I Charles Larom; Pickwicks, Captain A: Hedolin; Nationals, Captain A. Lauten-
 bach; Defenders, Captain George Web-
 CT; somersets, Captain H. E. Catlin; Edgewoods, Captain c. Johnson; Gi5- raltars, Captain O. Huber.
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FIRST TRIAL OF VOICES.
HELD BY THE NEV HAVEN ORA
 TORTo SOCIETY

For the seasou of 19Os-Iso4 Held Last
 EvsnIng-Oiher TrIaIs of Voices of
 Candidates This Week.
 The first trial of voices by the New Haven Oratorio society for the esason of 1903-4 was held last evening at No. 126 College street. Among the New Haven singers who presented them selves for the vocal test were Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche and Max Treu- mann. All New Haven singers are in- vited to become candidates for admis- sion to the society. Trials of voices will be continued this and tomorrow evenings, opening at o'clock, and to- morrow afternoon from to o'clock at No. 126 College street.
 The officers of the society are: Presi- dent, s. s. Sanford; vice president, F. S. Ward; secretary, P. E. Browning; treasurer, W. o. Pardee.
 Board of government-For two years, c. s. DeForest, H. E. Gregory, T. H. Smith, c. K. Bancroft, G. F. Prentiss, J c Tracy, Benjamin Jepson Other members of the corporation are Rev. Charles Ray Palmer T. M. Prentice, F. A. Corbin, A. B. Treat, w. D. Haesche, c. E. Cornwall, H. Eos ter and H. w. Parker.
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MRS. CHARLES MILFORD.


 Mrs. Charles Milford. aged sixty years. died at her home on South Main street, Branford, Tuesday, after an ill., ness of only two days. Her death came as great shock to the, community, She was very prominent socially, having been a member. of. several whist clubs and the Half Hour Reading club, and was actively interested in the work of the Congregational church. ,F2
 Mrs. Milford Is survived by; her hus- band, son, Bernard, owner of the Will ford block, and four daughters, Mrs. Frank Holcomb, of New York city, Mrs. William Hitchcock, of New Ha- ven, Miss Eugenia Milford, student at Vassar college, and Miss Marjorie Milford. Besides these she leaves three brothers, Albert, Alfred and Charles Granniss, and three sisters, Mrs. Hoad- ley, Mrs. Eeveritt Chidsey and Mrs. M. Chidsey, all of whom reside in North Branford. ~ a. :s The funeral services will be held at the house this afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Dr. T. S. Dewitt will 'officfate, and the interment will be in the Center ceme- tery. 2%s ti
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MR. HuTrER REcoYERING.

Frank A. Hutter. the aged watch maker-seyenty-fve years old-who brutally elubbed Monday night and was taken to the hospital, was so far recoy- cred yesterday that he was allowed to return to his home. He is still suffer ing from the bruises inflicted and from the shock.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
Mrs. Krueser Dead.

Mrs. Bertha Krueger. of 166 Oak street, died at Grace hospital yesterday of cancer of the, liver. Mrs. Kruegel was fifty-three years old and had beer at the hospital some time. shei is sur yiVed by a husband, who is an engineer No arrangements have yet been made for the funeral.
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Wornen's Underwear

WOmen'S Underwear AT 5Oc-Heavy fleece lined ribbed vests, high ueck, long sleeves, silk trimmed, French band ankle length pants to match; regular and extra sizes.
 AT 5Oc--Part wool fiat vests, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length pants to match. Grey and white. 7s per cent wool, 100. 90 per cent wool, 1.5O.
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IMPORTANT CONCERN

Will Move its Plant from South Nor
 walk to This City.
 It is announced that the Baldwin Raymond Electric Switch company is to remove it's plant from South Nor- walk to this city, and will occupy a building at the corner of Chapel and East streets. Its capital stock is $25o,- 900.
 The removal is largely due to the ef- forts of the New Haven Chamber of Commerce.
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BEGUN LAST EVENING,
The Special Evangelistic Services

" h-7eoI1t I1F'ef1sefIseIo DeI VIceS III
 New Haven M E.. Churches.
 The special evangelistic services to be held by the Methodist clutches Of this city were begun last evening at Trinit! church. when the members of the of ficial boards of the Methodist churches gathered together. Rev. H. Frank Rall, pastor of Trinity church, presided, and after the devotional exercises conducted by Reys. A. J. Smith and W. W. Gillies, Introduced Rev. T. S. Henderson of Brooklyn. N. Y. who made a stirring appeal to the laymen, emphasizing the importance of each one entering heart and soul into this important work. MT. Henderson is pastor of Simpson M. E. church of Brooklyn. N. T., and comes
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Shoes.
At the Fountain.

Would like to once more call your at- tention to our Ice Cream Parlor. Have started serving our HOT DRINKS, and re prepared to suit your taste in both hot and cold drinks, in addition to our regular line of ice creams and ices. Come where you can sit and rest while you enjoy cup of delicious hot chocolate, with whipped cream and crackers, for 5c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-29
Hens Underwear

IT soc, Fleece lined cotton underwear oi the better kind, usually sold for much more than we ask.
 Fleece lined, Derby ribbed, heavy cotton with light fleece, one of the best garments made.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-29
PUBLIC LECTURE COURSE.

George Riddle to Give Readings To-
 Morrow Evening.
 George Riddle, the dramatic reader great favorite in New Haven, will give recital of Dickens works in the Public Lecture course tomorrow (Fri- day) evening at College street hall
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The iafans.

takes first to human milk; that failing,
 the mother turns at once to cows milk as the best substitute Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is a cows milk scientifically adapted to the human in- fant. Stood first for forty-five years.
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Leather Goods

WRIST BAGS of walrus leather, col DTS are tan, grey, brown, and black. In- side frames; also nickel and gilt mount ings; regular 100 value.
 Bargain Prtce, 79c POCKET BOOKS in assorted colors, md sizes, plain and fancy corners, regular ssc value. Bargain Price 19c
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Upholstery Store.

Special purchase of hand made cocoa door mats, size raxa4, worth s9c each.
 Bargain Price, 35c 56 inch curtain muslin, in plain stripes, dots and stripes, and lace stripes, regular value Ia 1zc the yard. >..
 Bargain Price, 9c
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VeIyeteens.

Black, very lustrous and heavy quality, never less than 7sc the yard. Good quail ity for waists, dresses and coats.
 Bargain Price, 44c the yard
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ter, are looking forward to a repetition of fast years success in their enter tainment which is to be given in West Haven soon.
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DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.
 Rev. Charles A. Broekmeier died of paralysis at his home in East Norwalk yesterday, aged seventy-six years. He was a well-known minister of the Ger man Methodist church.
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Colored Dress Goods.

All wool cheviots, camels hairs, zebe- lines, and mixed cheviots, 2 full line of colorings, have sold for soc and ssc yard.
 Bargain Price, 39c
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Jeweiry Thursday.

New Belt Pins, regularly zsc each, 19c Neck Chains, in turquoise and white beads, regularly asc each, 19c.
 Gold shell rings, with assortment of stones, regularly asc each, 15c.
 Shell oarrettes, regularly roc each, 5c.
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All pure silk crepe de chine; full line of colors, also black and white, worth Ssc the yard. Bargain Price, 50c
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Mems Store.
Shirts

Mems Store.
 Shirts .. Colored bosom shirts of good quality percale, well made, cut full, detached cuffs value 100 each. Bargain Price. 25c Only two to customer.
 Grey Wool Shirts Made to wear white collars with, a very popular shirt at this season, value 1.so each. Bargain Price, sec Fancy hose of black mato yarn, with neat figures and stripes, value asc pair.
 Bargain Price, 13c
 For the Boys
 Shirts of light or dark colored materials, with collars attached, value 3sc each.
 Bargain Price, 23c Suspenders
 Of lisle web, with good mohair ends, splendid value at ,ahc pair.
 Bargain Price, Sc WNS---In all the new and pretty style E, or high neck; some trim med with silk edging, or hamburg; others braid trimmed or perfectly plain. Made full and wide, of heavy Aeecy fannelette. Priced from 30c 10 2.2S. SKIRTS---About twenty different styles in the short skirts, braid and lace trim med, several styles of stripes in diff ferent colors, also plain, Priced from 2Sc to 1.5O. KNIT SKIRTS---All hand knit skirts in plain and fancy colorings, prices from 100 to 2.25.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-29
Linings.

Fast black English moire velour, the kind that retails every day at 3sc the yard.
 Bargain Price, 17c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-29
Black Dress Goods.

All wool bouclc stripe, in black only, made to sell for s9c the yard. m
 Bargain Price, 25c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-29
.l.75-2.5O Switches oSc

An Exceptional Bargain
 For Thursday Only.
 Made of good quality human hair, in greys and all shades of brown. There are not many of them; if you want the best choice, come in early. ,-
 Shoes.
 Women's vici kid boots, patent leather tips, heel Q. spring heel, small lot, Iso. value. Bargain Price, S5c a pair Women's 200 patent leather boot, made for fall wear. Bargain Price, I.35
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-29
Linens.
For Babies.

Babies part wool vests, high neck, long sleeves, seconds, worth ssc and soc ecch
 Bargain Price, 12hc