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antedate his attack. bowed in quiet nc
acknowledgement Of her request and then
Immediately proceeded TO ignore It.
Il should be glad to spare you" he
said, "but | do not find Il possible.
You know that Mr.. jeffrey had r.=
tol2"
Il did"
THAT 1t was kept in their apart
ment3"
"Yes."
'In the upper drawer Of certain
bureau"
'Yes."
Now, Miss Tuttle, will you tell us
why you went to that drawer-lf you
did so to that awer-immedlately
after Mrs. jeffrey left the houseq"
She had probably felt this question
coming, not only since the coroner
began to speak. but ever since the eyi.
dence elected from Loretta proved that
her visit TO this drawer had been se-
cretly observed. Yet she had no an
swer rendy.
Il did not go for the pistol" she
finally declared. But she did not say
what she bad gone for and the coroner
did not press her
"You had another errand In that
roomf"
She let her head droop Just a triae.
"Alasw she murmured.
''You vent 10 the bookshelves and
took out book with a peculiar cover,
a cover which Mr. Jeffrey has already
recognized as that OF the book in
which he found a certain note"
you have said Il" she faltered
Did you take such a book out27
81 did"
For what purpose. Miss TuttleT"
She had meant 10 answer quickly.
but some consideration made her hosi.
tate and the words were long IN com.
ing. When she did speak II was 10
say:
(To be continued tomorrow.)
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First Published in Daily Leader May
13. 19O5.)
Notice Of Application for Liquor License
Territory Of oklahoma. Logan County.
ss.
Notice is hereby given that J. s. willis
has this day filed in the office Of the
County clerk, in and for said county.
his petition. asking that a license be
granted him to sell at retail. malt, splri-
tuous and vinous liquors on lot / block
"a. Town OF Orlando, in said county and
territory
II no protest be filed on or before May
27 1905. petition win be granted and IL
cense issued.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
county hereto affixed this 18th day
Of May. 1905.
(sEAL) NJ e. TRAP.
County Clerk
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BIDS WANTED.

BIDS WANTED-Sealed bids VIII be re-
ceived separately for the erection Of
two-story and basement bric.< dor
mitory building and one-story b. icS
veneered auditorium huilnins OF the Ma
sonic Home, near Fort Worth, VI 20 16
o'clock, a. m, lure G. 1905. certified
check to the amount OF per cent o.
bios for each buiLlinG to accompany all
proposals. Plans and specifications at
office Of j. i. Flanders. Architect. Dali
las. and VIM. james. Fort Worth. Ad-
dress proposals to Dr. Fgank Rainey
Masonic Home I.gnt reserved TO re-
ject any and an proposals. NJ T. MOTT
President FRANK RAINEY, supeen-
tendent and Secretary.
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u
''No other section OF the United o
o States IS advancing so rapidly in q
% Population agriculture railroad o
o construction and maritime COM O
o merce as the Southwest. Texas is o
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o mileage and Galveston stands Sec o
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% We have lots Of Information o
% about mo Southwest valuable alike %
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o 0
Farm Lands,
o . o
o pay cash for SNAPS in lands In o
o any part of South OF North Dakota o
o and houses, lots'or lands in or near o
o Minneapolis. send fun descriptions o
o and SNAP FRICEs ONLY, in first o
o letter. o
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o 222 Now York Life Building. o
o Minneapolis, MINI. o
D O ,
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M.. K. & i.

NJ, X. & T.
From March 1st to May 18th the
Katy will sell one way colonlst tick
cts to the northwest: Billings Mont.
and intermitediate points, s24,45,
Hinsdale, Mont, $si45; Livingston.
Logan and Gardner, s25.OO; Helena
Butte and intermedIate. $500: spo-
kne. Ellemberg and intermediate, s27-
50; Portland and sacoma. 5000.
California.
Also during some dates will sell to
nearly all California points at $500.
Lewis & clarks Exposition
Portland June lst to October 18th.
special days only s4910.
Information in regard to these and
many other oheerfully given.
f. J. BEST. Agt
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matter Of poor judgment II not or
questionable taste.
The box in the coroners hand pre-
pared Us for what was before us. AS
he opened It and disclosed again the
dainty white bow which. as ] have be.
fore said, was Of rather a fantastic
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Statesmen WANTED-Road expert
onceL Good line' good pay; no fakes.
w. j. Lorack Sales Manager, Iowa city
Iowa.
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cHEApLE,s DILEMMA

The proposition with
! l . !. . !. . . /. . ]. !. !. !. ! !. . !. . ! !
~ -. most Of us is ready mon
,sekl ~ ey. OF course. we digress.
but it hasn't been long
~ since Ned Cheadle made a
trip to Galveston, Texas.
MtY He sanderad pro and con
like the autumn leaves,
I'm for awhile. Then he drop
lgG, ~ ped into bookstore. Il
~ want" said Cheadle. "the
tF1.AA Life of Calvin Orner.' d"
The bookseller lool,cd high
and low. but couldt not
|ocommodate Cheadle. wen. this 70 an
|p-to-date dump, I mus; say" said Chea-
le. with fine scorn. "Wta. gimme a
baoer c1nt'nuod he. as he threw down
nickel. Gimme the Langston Herald"
again the bookseller was nonplussed
Eoh, well, the Mulhall Enterprise will
o. What Don't keep EN-? Wen. I'll
|e derned' No wonder this dadburned
pwn was washed away" ana walking
p his hotel Cheadle drew on Cal Oiner
pr stOO0.o0O and wired Van voorhees,
. see that me draft was honored on
Presentation. an of which shows some
'hhg. When Little Rea RiGinG Hood
.lung to The mizser- -rnst and cried
.Curfew shall not ring tonight" little
i'd she wot that Hickey was covering
bird and that Councilman Calvert had
. Telephone ordinance in his pocl et II
u depends dpon the point OF view and
That YOU WANT. II you want help.
.ob or to sell goods, put thrae-nne
1ant in the Eeader and you'n be salts.
ed. Last who comes served same as
. be first
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statesmen WANTED.

Travelling statesmen for northeast. east
and southwest Texas to carry a side
line Of ueckwear Of weli-known Kew
York manufacturer; also travelling sales
man for Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. References required. Address 2lS
Tremont-st, Galveston, Tex o.
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POSITION WANTED.

FIRST CLASS young man stenographer
desires position at once. At present
employed. own and operate Oliver ma
chine Can furnish Al references from
employers; also furnish good reasons for
making change. Address Box AIS. Wax
ahachie Tex. o.
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GRAIN MEN-Responsible frm desires
connection with grain dealer or ex-
porter that will enable us to buy grain
at good figures. Box IS. Lillian, Tex. o.
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WARRANTS

WANTED-Territorial warrants. Good
price paid Address "CC" care Leader
O.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STRAY nD-From northwest part Of
Guthrie wednesday evening May 18th
One brown pony mare branded JIG JHC
eonnected on left shoulder; IA bands high
g years old seven or eight hundred
weight Address. J. r. Jacobson. Glth-
rie, Okla
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o o
DO YOU WANT o
a sltustlon7 o
Help, Male or Female7 o
To Sell q Farm7 o
To Sell Household coods7 o
Agents7 o
Canvassersl o
A Husband or Wlfe7 o
A Boy CT cirl7 o
A Handy Man7 o
Or Anything Else7 o
o
TRY THE LEADER THREE o
LINE WANT-THREE TIMES o
rs CENTS. o
o o o o %
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sALE-Job printing Office located
north Texas, contiguous TO Terri
|; everything new and up-to-date;
Of the prettiest best equipped job
Is In the South, doing a fine busi-
two job presses, motor. twenty
inch cutter, l25 fonts Of job type, an
proof cabinets; g chance Of a life-
for some good man; present owner
hr entering another line OF work.
ess HOG, care Leader. o.
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Guthrie OKLAHOMA.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Police Receive Several Complaints from
 Citizens Concerning Children and
 Also a Horse.
 The central police station was the re- cipient of several complaints yesterday. It was asked to find a six years old boy named Dan Tendler, who was lost from his home at 75 Lafayette street. He is described as being dressed in g. plaid suit.
 A bay horse hitched to a charcoal wagon is reported as either lost or stol- en.
 The police found two little tots yes terday and they are both at the Or ganized Charities awaiting their par ents. One is a boy four years old who is dressed in a pair of overalls. The other is a little girl three years old.
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sToPPED A CoLoRED MAN.

A young colored man came into police headquarters at g o'clock last night and told Sergeant Cook that he had been held up by two men on Church street, near Elm street. One of the men claim ed that the colored man was following him. The other then grabbed a hold of him and said, You are under ar- rest
 The colored man escaped and made his complaint at police headquarters. Officer Garth was sent out and he brought in the two men. One of them was evidently intoxicated, and as the colored man refused to prosecute, they were allowed to go after Chief Wrinn had administered a severe lecture on ttMinding Your Own Business"
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TO BRING HUME HERE.

Detective Colwell Leaves This City
 This Morning for Acquisition Papers
 and Prisoner.
 Detective Colwell will leave this city this morning for Hartford, where the governor will sign the requisition pa pers for Robert W. Hume, who is want ed here for passing fraudulent check on the Chamberlain Furniture company and who is under arrest and is being held in New York city.
 From Hartford Detective Colwell will go to Albany and get the governors signature and from there he will go to New York city and get his prisoner, re- slrning rere with him on Friday aft
 son, z@
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men had been made a committee of five was appointed to bring in nomi- nations for the balance of the ticket. The committee was composed of W. c. Doolittle, F. D. Smith, L. E. Hunt c. G. Woods and w. !. Mckee. The conl~ plete ticket as nominated is as fol- lows: Town clerk and town treasurer, W. R. Foote; selectmen, J. H. Barker and P: A. Lundquist: assessors David Baldwin and c. c Francis; board of relief, Henry H. Fowler and Henry A. Hall; grand jurors, s. E. Ltnsley, Gus Carl Mutibus, ", J. Mckee, John Bill son, John McLane; registrars of voters,
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EAST HAVEN REPUBLICANS.
Nominate Candidates at Caucus Last
 Evening.

Nominate Candidates at Caucus Last
 Evening.
 The East Haven republican town caucus was called to order last evening by H. H. Bradley. D., W. Futile was elected chairman and H. H. Bradley was elected secretary. The result of the voting follows:
 Town clerk, c. c. Kirkham; first se- lectmen, J. S. Tyler; second selectmen, E. B. Woodward; auditor, H. H. Brad ley; assessor, Edward r. Thompson; member of the board of relief, William F. Chidsey; assessor, Edward F. Thompson; member of the board of relief William F. Chidsey; registrar of voters, Wallace Coker: tax collector, c. c. Kirkham; treasurer, F. L. Flaw kins; constaIbles, J. Smith, F. W. Green, c. H. Stepp, A. J. Grannis; grand jur- ors, D. W. Tuttle H. W. Coe, H. c. Woods; school committee, s. R. Chid- sey, Miss Lotitie Street; tree warden, Irving, Hexsey. s
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tDR. GLEESON ILL.

Was Operated on by Three Brother
 Physicians Yesterday Morning.
 The many friends of Dr. James J. Gleeson of 69o State street will be deep ry grieved to learn that he is seriously ill at his home with an abcess on the stomach, Dr. Gleeson has been i'll for some days. with the disease, and yes terday morning an operation was per formed by Doctors Verdi, Bacon and Murphy. The abcess was removed and last evening it was stated that the pa tient was resting comfortably, and that the operation had been entirely success full. It is expected that before g. great while Dr.. Gleeson will be able to be about and resume his practice, which during his illness is being attended to by a brother physician.
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,.,, a E It- Sp OBITUARY NOTES.
Funeral of Mrs. Adam Finger.

The funeral services af the late Mrs. Adam Finger took place yesterday morning from her late residence, 92 Nicoll street at S:SO and later from St. Bonifaces Roman Catholic church, wherea high requiem mass was cele- brated by the Rev, Father schaler, who during the services paid a glow ing tribue to the late beloved wife and mother. schmidt's requiem mass was sung by the full choir during the of- fertory. Miss Mary Hugo sang 'Cheru- bin1 Ave Maria" very sweetly and ef- fectively.
 The William H. Graham company was funeral director.
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formed an association and after adopt ing constitution and, bylaws the fol- lowing officers were elected: President, L, S. Knock of Hartford; secretary, M. L. simons of New Haven; treasurer, c. A. Pick of Bridgeport.
 The following were present: L. Ja- cobs of Waterbury; M. Schankop of Derby; James Grace. N. Rosenthal, r. N. sharp, l.. & Knock of Hartford, S. Fry, Simons 6 Co. $. Capasso, L Gold. stein, k. l.. Glosisin, II. Silver, Orloff & Vishno, l.. Lavine, of New Haven; F. w. Bruce of New London, Plant &.
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Set of Underwear

Woulddo beautifully for a bridal set. Four pieces in the very newest design, trimmed with a most effect i've new lace, yet quite fine, and each piece while match ing the other is made beau- tifully distinctive--a SI2,so set. The day only $o.5O
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granRlkrs 0nide
GZgH Hfk XggY
 LEAfLRlADs
September IS, 1905.

Epor September IS. 1905.
 x5.5n New xOrk--*4sSs, s4:50. s5:0E *s:s5, i0:6o. .1S:SS xS;l2' .,sas s:as s5aE;25. 4:35. .4:56, '5:i2. s5:so, $40 ss:SS ssS :a:S5. s:1g :I1gEiqgeporn. nI .7:1O. .s:02. .Ils:2l xi:50. Ss.B5 am, s2:J0 s9.1e S.sE sEF:.99 xe;l6. '7:1o. 's:O2. s:s0. ss:o5 5. gT. m. 9'is' For Waahlngton via Harlem River. A5:o2p. p.m, sl2:00 night dailv
 foFtland and Bar Harbor-s10:05 D. m.
 Mhs9e Mountains, St. AIbans and Que-
 AU.4O a. m, s11:05 D. nl.
 osnoe 5oSt0n, Worcester and Proyl. Ie.nIe, via. Hartford and Willimantic-. IU:u4 a. m.. 4:04 D. m. Providencs--.2:2s. ,.s:s5 7s7 70aaoa sIt,, apd .If 2; s;,s smr1.;.12:05, slI2:l1, sa:5s. .4:ao S.os am. Hp.4i s1s.6S gl sao p;n; sundays.2:25. '2:55 For Boston, via springfieId -..l = s1.o7. '1:o7 am. '5:55 p.m. - ''s s-
 For Hartford. Springfield, ctc,-s1 :07. 6:4o, 1:45, x9:45, s10:O4, *10:40, s10:5S <. 4s:5s : 55sz;i0' 3to tnl;45: goo .4;g4, x5;o7 .555. x7:95, S:10. 10:O5, s11:05 5. m. sundaY1s; sdsl1; e.,d5 d5:0I x9:O6 a. m, I2:1O. e5:55. x7:i0. For New London, etc. - ss:25, *5::55II, a47. 15:05, lL11:41 a. m, s12:O5. .stSc3 -o+lUy 2sUOk 10 SaY0r00k !. e4;SO, *5:03, 5:15, 6:15, *lI6:41, *T:01. S:l5, (to Guilford), *16:05 ?. m Sun. es!yoSs easaySs-s2;22, a2:55 a. m, s12:05, t2:5S, %5:OS, s7:01 D. m.
 For MiddletOwn. WfIIinanttc, ctc.- a:S5 am, ZOO, s6:05 (to Worcester). s;OS pm. sundays--7:20 pm.
 For Shelburne Falls. etc.-7:5o am, lI5 az:ZV lto New Hartford1. 4:04s 6:00 (to Westfieldo pm.
 For Waterbury via Cheshire -s:sO "a. m2 l2:lO, 2:60, 7:00 D. m. Sundays--a 500 am, 2:55, SOS pm.
 For Derby and Ans0nia---6:5S. 500. g:S6z, $40 a.m., 12:10,s s2:OOz. 2.85. ,4;d5z, 4:30, 5:O0z, lex. Saturdays), 5.IS, L4V ll:SOp m. Sundays--8 :00z, S:30. ll:40 am, 3:3O, 6:00z 6:l0 8:45 Din.
 For Waterbury--6 :58, S:00, $40 a. m. 12:l0, 2:S5, 5:1S, .7:40, 80 D. m. Suns days--3:30, 11:40 am, GAO, 8:45 D. m.
 For Winsted-6:58, $40 am, 12:1O. 2:S5, 6;lS, TAO ?. m. Sundays-8;SO a. m, $40 pm.
 For PIttaheId. and intermedtata points -- 5:60. (via Bridgeport1, 9:35 a mp s2:00, 4:15 pm. Sundays8 70 Ca. nj, For Litchield--9:35 a. m.. s2:00, 4:l5. P. m. Sundays-S:00 a. m.
 Express Trains. Il Parlor car limited.
 zTo Derby Junction. xLocaI Express.
 sSaturdays only.
 o. M. SHEPARD, F. 0. COLBY.
 Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt
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New Corset Covers

These have wide large yokes and the lace is fine too while the covers themselves are rnadel1f sheer nainsook and silk ribbon drawn-5oct Covers, The day only 39cts
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ALEXANDER pRAPEAU DIES.

The death of Alexander Drapeau, a watchmaker, doing business in this for many years, occurred yesterday at his home in Woodbridge, after an illness lasting since last spring. He was in the fifty-eighth year of his age, and came here from Bridgeport dozen years ago. He leaves a widow and two chill dren-Alexander Drapeau, of Wood bridge, and Mrs. Frank Drapeau, of Bridgeport. Funeral services will be held in Ansonia.
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NO SCORING IN PRACTICE.

Good Defensive Work Shown in Yester-
 days Scrimmage.
 The Yale varsity and second elevens were put through another twenty min- utes scrimmage yesterday afternoon Neither side was able to score. The varsity succeeded in getting through the scrub defense for about twenty yards gain. while the second eleven was unable to do anything with the frstteam.
 Howard Knapp was the only coach on hand at the field yesterday, In tht. line up condon still filled stuart's plaL> at left ends @, 2
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Boys NegIige Shirts

! One ofthe biggest features of the day-are these Nsgli- ge Shirts for boys. They're in light and medium color ings and have white neck bands. h every re spe c t you'll find a 3ect Neglige Shirt
 For fhe day only at 1octs
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT LINE.
STEAMER RICHARD PEcK.

From NEW HAyEN-Steamer leavea 2:15 a. m, daily, except Mondays. Pas- sengers may board steamer at any tfma after 10 D. m.
 From NEW YORK-S steamer leayes 400 p. m, daily, except Sunday Time between New York and New Haven about five hours.
 Steamer arrives at and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven, and Pier 20. E R., foot of Peck Slip, New York.
 For tickets and staterooms apply at the office on Belle Dock. also at Bisils op & Co.'S 715 Chapel street, and al Purser,s office on steamer. The NEW ENGLAND NAVIfaA ATIONC ca
 GEO. c. BLACK, Agent,
 Belle Dock, New Haven. {
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Stylish Bags

The new Fall Bags,in the smartest shapes and in the fashionable feathers includ- ing the new strap back, Vienna handle and Vanity, black, brown, green and blue S1. 25 and $1.3o value For the day only 8octs Es r.
 A new fall Carriage Bag with Vienna handle. fashion able sizs, and worth 75cts
 For the day only 49cts
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z. w. Covert, J. J. Dyer; tax collector, ningham; school visitors, J. J. V. Cum ningham. c. ". Covert; tree warden, V. T: Hammer. J. J. Dyer was chairman of the eaucus, and c. c. Francis clerk.
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StarIn' N. Y. &N.H.Lins

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERYICF Leaves New Haven 10:I5 b. m. StarfE, Pier, foot of Brown Street. ,elyes New York, 9:00 D. m, Cortlandt Street Piers, No IS N. R. Fare 75c exculsioI tickets S1.25. Rooms $1.00. Take Chaps el Street cars to Brewery Street.
 c. n. FISHER, Agent, s16-tf New Haven. Conn.
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IN BRANFORD.

Candidates Nominated for October
 Election.
 Branford, Sept. 27.-The republican caucus in Branford for nomination of town officers was held at the town hall last evening, and was attended by a large number of the members of that party. There were no contests, ag the nominations being made EsF'~sxl, < .na- ton After the nominees ,ty,
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Good Stationery

< Eaton Hurlbuts Norman dy Linen Stationery, a fine thread finish paper in the most fashionable size with the new deep square flap en vsloPe, a regular a5c box
 . For the day only 17cts
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A Tailor Suit

Stylish, Long Coat Suits, made offine, all-wool chevi- ot, the coats satin lined 10 the waist and handsomely tailored as is the skirt which latter is in the new cut--a suit you'd expect us to say $1s tfor.,
 s For the day only $o.9S
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EInbF'd Floslncings

Pretty designs, g inch em- broideries for skirt f1ounces, a width and quality that sell well at lo cents.
 For the day only 121sc I'd
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Mems Socks

You seldom find such Black Socks, so spiendidly re-in- forced cn soles and heels, so reliable as to fast color at I3cts a pair. "
 For the day only 8c Pair
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Warm Night Gowns

FlanneIette N ght Gowns, full and long and delightfully."- warm these coolish nights, in colored stripes.
 ForthsF day only 45cts
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Just in for the autumn renovation of comfortabies, yet Chintzes and lots of pat terms.
 For the day only Sets Yard
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PAWNBROKERs MEET.

State, Association Formed in This City
 and Officers Elected. a,..'- Pawnbrokers from all over Conneeti- cut met in this city Tuesday night and
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White SlaiPtvVafSfS

New autumn waists, of fine white poplin, the wide front panel embroidered and. tucked and the sleeves with the new long cuff, $I.so Waists.
 For the day only $1
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NickeI-platedLamps

Complete with 10 In. opal shade and center draft bur- ner, regular price $1,7s
 For the day only $l.19
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Dinner Sets

112 P ece American Por- celain Dinner Set, pink and green floral decorations, ,usu- al price is SIS
 For the day only $9.9S
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American League.

At Philadelphia
 R.H.E. Detroit .........0O00 01S31-S 1S 4 Philadelphia 10 00103 2-7 ' 2 Batteries-Eubank,. Kitson and Do- ran; Henley, Waddell, Bender and Schreck.
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Stockings, vomen's

Women's full regular made fast black cotton Stockings, with all-white or with split foot, or with all-black foot,a first-class a5c Stocking.
 For the day only 19c Pair
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
Water Bottles

2 at size 5oc value for 42c 3 at size Goo valus for 5Sc At Toilet Goods counter for the day only.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
Tooth Brushes

Fine 25c French Tooth Brushes, with slight handle blenishes, worth up to 25c
 For the day only He Each
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
At St. Louis

Philadelphia ...O210 Il St. Louis .......O 900 0OOOD co 5 9
 Batteries-Kane and Dooin; Taylor and Grady.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-28
Flower Pots, all sizes

From the size at SC to the extra large Fern. Pot at goo. Hanging Pots I5c, aoc, 2sc.