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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
Oct. 20 In hlstory.

i22-charles VI. Of France died.
1145 Jonathan Dean Swift. poet, wit and
political writer, preacher and scholar.
died: born 1857
l7Sf-Ifenry John Temple. Lord Palmer
ston, was born died 1855.
1s23--Thomas Hughes OF Tom Brown
was born IN Berkshire; died 1896
lS42--Grace Darling died, aged a.
1Ss4-James Anthony Froudc, the leading
British essayist and historian OF the
times died In London born 1878.
1900 Charles Dudley Warner, the author
died al Hartford, Conn; born 1880,
l9O2-~The anthracite coal mine strikers
abandoned the strike which began
May IL, 1902.
l9o4-End of the battle of Sha river. which
proved a draw. Combined losses esti-
mated al 1900 to $1,000 killed and
wounded.
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card Of Thanks.

To our many friends who s,
kindly assisted us In caring for oui
beloved son. Samuel. during his lats
illness. and who by their many acts
Of kindness and expressions Of love
and sympathy. have helped us TO bear
the burden laid upon us. we take this
means 81 expressing our heartfelt
thanks.
Mr. AND MRS. II. }. WILBUR.
AND FAMILY.
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LiNEVITcH DESTROYS BAR
RICADEs.

ST. Petersburg. oct ls.-According
to advices from Manchuria. General
Linevitch. on receipt Of the n0tifica-
ton Of the ratification Of the peace
treaty. ordered the destruction Of bar
hcades. entrencbments and other i'm
pediments Of communication with the
neutral zone
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Hint 20 Emnlnvsrs.

Put responsibility upon a worker
and show trust in him. and be will be
worthy OF it nine times out Of ten
Kick him and knock him, you tougher
bis hide. you make him more insensi-
BE TO aIronts but 60 yoa thereby in
crease his efficiency 10 you not
axe from him his selfrespeet and
sometimes bis moral goodness Chi
cagO Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
Funeral Notice.
FERGUSON - Thomas

FERGUSON - Thomas Ferguson
age 10 years, died October is. The fu
neral services will be held at the fam.
lily residence. al Walnut street this
afternoon at 1:45 O'Clock. Rev. Nor.
Kiss officiating Special train Will
leave Fourth street for Beech Grove
al PAS p. m. Friends Of the family
are invited TO attend.
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Notice.

All members of Cairo Lodge, No. 237
A. f. & A. NJ, and visiting brethren
arc requested to meet at their hall
at l o'clock sharp. Friday, October 20,
to attend the funeral of our late broth
er. Thos. Ferguson. By order of
w. F. G: BISON, w. M
Attest: NORTON RENFRO, Sec.
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SHOT BY UNKNOWN PERSON

Chicago. H.. Oct 20-Mrs. Lizzie
NcClusl,y. aged ~. living IN West
Madison street. was shot and instantly
killed by an unknown person early
This friday morning. She was called
10 the door Of her fat and shot twice
No clue to the murder.
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Soma Services Sunday.

Song services are to be held at the
Christian church Sunday night. A
number of prominent Cairo yocalists
will take part, Everybody is invited
10 attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

The Junior Union of the Cairo Bap
list church will give a social at the
lome Of Mrs. C. r. s. Pennebaker. on
Center street this evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Cal,
vary Baptist church viii meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Henry Malinski
at her home, 904 Walnut street
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perigst-en Of aslovd.v

"sloyd" IS som what Crudeiy
made deriyative Of tn swedish wor
"sl0id. meaning Chanical IA
manufacturing, work IA wood
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school in that city
Rev. William Powis and son Of Ullin
were in the city yesterday. The latter's
eyes were operated upon by pr j,
w. Dunn for strabismus
Judge A. X. Vickers Of Vienna. is al
Ottawa, holding court and elec
tioneering for his candidacy for judge
Of the supreme court.
Rev. Mahoney left for Beech Ridge
yesterday afternoon where he is assist
ing Rev. Hodge in a revival meeting
at the Lake Milligan church.
Dr. A. A. Bondurant, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, con
tinues TO improve. He is in a private
ward at ST. Mary's infirmary
Sam C. Loomis, u. S. ~, is in Cairo
visiting his aunt, Mrs. H. II. Halliday,
and his brother Mason LOOMS. who
is III at 81 Mary's Infirmary.
Capt aud Mrs, q 3 Bradley dc,
parted last night for their winter home
at Tarpon Springs, Florida, where they
viii be joined by they son, Fritz, who
left for the south month ago.
DR. w r. Grinstead who is at st.
Mary's hospital at Rochester, Mimi,
is rapidly recovering from a difficult
surgical operation. In a letter to a
friend in Cairo DR.. Grinstead appears
to be cheerful and is able TO set up.
b. b. Tolson, trainmaster Of the Mo
bile and Ohio railroad ana his family
left yesterday for Jackson. Tenn Miss
Mayme Tolson will remain in Cairo
retaining her position in the office Of
the Marx Denison Dry Goods Com
pany She will live with Mrs Joseph
A. Curry, 223 Third street.
G. L. Bishop, manager OF the Cairo
office of the Postal Telegraph com.
pany, will leave today for trip to
st. Louis, Arizona and the Pacific
coast Miss Scean Feutz will be in
charge Of the office during Mr.. Bis
hops absence
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Charles Sullivan, of Wickliffe, was
in the city on business yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs Nelson c. DePew have
gene TO 81. Louis for a visit to their
son Charles DePew, who is attending
school in that city
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

When q wise merchant wants 70 get
The ear q the people o. Cairo and
vicinity he places his advertisement n
he Bulletin.
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May Exclude Young PupIls.

The London County Council an
nounces that hereafter school man
ayers may exclude from board schools
children under five years old.
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ing his sister, Mrs. John Tiernan, al
the Halliday hotel
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WON SECOND PRIZE.

4. A. Burke won the second prize
yesterday ar the Paducah horse show
for The best pair OF roadsters in har-
al S.
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Today's Forecasts.

Cairo and vicinity: Generally fair
and much colder, with probably freez-
ing temperature Friday night; brisk
to high winds becoming northerly to-
night
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Washington, October 19-Fair, cold.
er Friday, brisk to high northwest 10
north winds; Saturday fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Yesterdays Temperatures

Maximum temperature Its degrees
Minimum temperature -. .63 degrees
Temperature at D. m. 63 degrees
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Chaplin H. Barr of the Cairo Mill
and Lumber company, left for Indian
apolis Wednesday night on business
trip
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

r. b. MILFORD. of Barlow, Ky, was
in Cairo yesterday, transating bust
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Rev. II. II. Wallace, of Charleston,
Mo, was In the city yesterday the
guest of friends.
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Measurements

Every man wants to measure him,
self by what he is going TO do, but
the world insists on measuring him by
what he has done.
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Mrs. J. w. Meshew, wife of Or. Me
shew. of Barlow. Ky, was in the city
yesterday shopping.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Joe M. Hunt, prominent merchant
of Mayfeld, Ky, is in the city.
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Kind Of BLUFF Hard 20 Acquire.

The basis OF success sometimes con-
sists Of putting up a blum in front OF
a vacant stomach and an empty
pocket
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COAL.

guarantee best grades, and posi-
tisely 1000 pounds for 3 ton. Try an
order and zee.
2. p. THlsTLEwooD.
Phones-cairo. 1s1: Bel, 70
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Miss Lola Norwood. Of Wickliffc.
KY. was shopping in the city yester
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

DIR. and Mrs. J. II. Davis and Miss
Fay Koehler have returned from Chi
cago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Seldom Fisher has returned from &
two weeks visit to Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Rev. William Powis and son of Ullin
We're in the city yesterday. The latter's
eyes were operated upon by Dr. j.
w. Dunn for strabismus.
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For llIlnois.
Fer Kentucky.

Generally fair and much colder,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Arthur Thistlewood has returned
from visit Of several days at Chi
cagO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

John Thistlewood has returned from
few days visit at Chicago.
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Washinnton Rulletin.

Partly cloudy and decidedly cooler
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PURELY PERSONAL :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

John s. Aisthorpe will go to Mem
phis this evening
Lee Dalton. of Charleston, Mo, was
in Cairo yesterday.
Robert Elan of Charleston, Mo,
was in Cairo yesterday.
l.. P. Parker of The Halliday, has
returned from Memphis.
John Thistlewood has returned from
few days visit at Chicago.
Seldom Fisher has returned from a
two weeks visit to Chicago
Charles Sullivan, of Wickliffe, was
in the city on business yesterday,
Joe M. Hunt, prominent merchant
of Mayfield, Ky, is in the city.
r. b. MILFORD, of Barlow, Ky, was
in Cairo yesterday, transating bust
ness.
Miss Lola Norwood. Of wickliffc.
KY. was shopping in the city yester
day.
Rev. H. II. Wallace, of Charleston.
Mo. was In the city yesterday the
guest of friends.
Mrs. J. w Meshew, wife of Dr. Me
shew. of Barlow. Ky, was in the city
yesterday shopping.
DIR. and Mrs. j. H. Davis and Miss
Fay Koehler have returned from Chi.
cago.
Arthur Thistlewood has returned
from visit Of several days at Chi
cago.
Floss Buder returned last night
from visit Of several days at Chi
cago.
Henry Gilhofer and George Wichert
are at Paducah attending the horse
show.
Mrs. Martha Howe and son. VIII.
returned yesterday from a brief ivsit
at Chicago.
George Samms, a prominent stock
dealer Of Barlow, Ky. was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Lofiin and Mrs. NJ. s.
Wilson returned from a visit to Chi
cago yesterday.
Dexter Fellows. press agent for the
Ringing circus. is in Cairo to res1nssn
Until the show arrives Saturday.
Charles Prince has returned from
Fulton. Ky. where be has been visit
ing relatives.
W p Halliday. 81 Memphis. is visit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Floss Buder returned last night
from visit Of several days at Chi
cagO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

L. p Parker of The Halliday, has
returned from Memphis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Judge A. X. Vickers, Of Vienna, is al
Ottawa, holding court and elec
Pioneering for his candidacy for judge
of the supreme court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

W. P Halnday. Of Memphis. is vlsIs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Henry Gilhofer and George wichert
are at Paducah attending the horse
show.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Charles Prince has returned from
Fulton. Ky where be has been visit
ing relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Robert Elan of Charleston, Mo
was in Cairo yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Rev Mahoney left for Beech Ridge
yesterday afternoon where he is assist
ing Rev. Hodge IN Il revival meeting
at the Lake Milligan church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Dexter Fellows. press agent for the
Ringing circus. is in Cairo to resrss1
Until the show arrives Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

Mrs Martha Howe and son. VIII.
returned yesterday from brief ivsit
at Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-20

DR. A. A. Bondurant, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, con
tinues 10 improve. He is in a private
ward at ST. Mary's iniirmary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
CONFERENCE CLOSED.
Appointmsnts that Wore Announced
 By Bishop Hood..

At the close of the New England conference of the New England A. M. E Zion church last night the follow. ing appointments were announced by Bishop Hood:
 Conneeticut-Torrington, W. B. Gains. Waterbury, C. s. Whitted; Win sted, J. A. Curtis; Danbury, w. H. Green; Derby, A. J. Talbert; Middle town, Moses Monzingo; Norwich S. E. Robinson; Willimantic, $. c. Grim stead; New Britain, Dennis Scott: Hartford, A. "A. Crooke; Haydens, D. s. Grimby; New Haven, J. w. Davis; Hywood, G. J. Sims; Meriden. c. H. s. Bell; Bridgeport, R. NJ. Bolden; Plain- yille, D. S. White; New London, $. H. Johnson. a
 Massachusetts-Attleboro, w. H. Taylor; Maiden, J. W. Lewis; Cam bridge, J. A. D. Blois; Boston, H. J. Callis; Worcester, B. w. Swain; Leo minister, c. l.. Hamilton; Clinton, E. ". Swain; Taunton, Joseph Murphy; New Bedford. 1. N. Cisco; Northanip. ton, J. s. Streeter; Great Harrington, D. R. Overton
 Rhode Island Providence, First, A. McCallum; Providence, Second. to be announced; Pawtucket, D. S. Mitchell.
 Portland. G. F. Green.
 The appointment at the Second church in Providence was deferred as the bishop desired new man for the place.
 At the close of the exercises the Rev Mir Whitted, the local pastor, was pre- scented with $6O from the Hood club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
NEW DIRECTORS.
Elected At Last Nights i1sstinf of
 The '. n. (. A.

The following new directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. were last night elected for three years to April 30, 1908: John H. Goss, Frank w. Simmons. Louis E. Fitzsimons, John NJ. Burrall 2pd, George Rockwell, Charles D. Nye add Cornelius Tracy to succeed F. E. Stan ley, George w. Beach, E. w. Good- enough, Charles l.. Holmes, Frederick M. Peasley, Henry w. Scovill and Charles F. Mitchell whose terms ex- pired. [, Ehe, directors whose terms COZ tinue are as follows: to April 30, 10V1, T. R. Hyde IT,, c. E. Boyd, A. ]. Smith, w. H. White, J. D. Cashman. s. l.. Arthur, R. s. Wotkyns. And to April 30. 1906, A. D. Field, J. Hender- son IT,, B. L. Coe, D. H. Williams, E. L. Jennings, L. N. Van Keuren and .. B. Churchill.
 Generol Louis N. Van Keuren was reelected treasurer and s. l.. Arthur was reelected recording secretary.
 At the first meeting of the board of directors for the new year to be held on Tuesday evening, president and vice-president will be elected.
 A resolution was presented rendering a vote of thanks to the retiring direct ors and n copy mailed to each member. The resolution was presented by Will liam Henry White.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
BR00kLYN BRIEfS


 ]. John Quane has accepted a pot. ton with the Garrity plumbing con. cern.
 Fred Riley Of South Leonard street, who had his hand injured whilo at work for the Grieve, Bisset 6 Hol. land Dry Goods Co, is improving very fast. -At q meeting of the Brooklyn Ath- ietic club Sunday morning 1t was voted to give sociable next Sunday after noon in the hall in honor of their base ball team.
 Aside from the low prices and su.. perior service we afford you, there ls, another important reason why you should come here for everything need. ed in the drug line: It is that you d. ways find what you want and got what you ask for Our stock Is .ll. ways complete and always contains hundreds Q. items not found t,, or dlnary drug stores. 'S'ho Brooklyn drug store. A. c. Walker. rropriator.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
FATHER KENNEDY GETS
 NEW DANBURY PARISH

Rev John n. Kennedy. for i've years pastor of St Jeseph's church in Vest vile. and of the Catholic mission in Highwood. has been appointed pastor of a new parish created in Danbary by direction of Bishop Tierney.
 There are about 1000 Roman Catho- lies in the city of Danbury and for many years they have attended wor- ship in St Peters church. which Is the only Catholic church in that city. The Catholic population has been growing at such a rate that Bishop Tierney de- cided to establish another church there.
 Father Kennedy will have about g. CO people as a nucleus for his new parish For the present services win be held in temporary house of wor- ship. but 1t is expected that if win not be many months before Father Ken neiy will lse able to start work on . new church
 Father Kennedy was very popular in Danbury. which was his second charge after his ordination to the priesthood His frst assignment was at <ewfown as cursfe under YafhQ Donohue. and afferwers1 he vas trnuD- ferred 10 D.nbury to be curste q c Peters uRder Rev Henfy LynrA wbs1e death ocrmred rccenfly Ne w1s D Dnnbuy ten yenfA Fathef kennGGv ukl1e thcEe oekve1 os c mGmhus of e 1qeo q oouunalu. - enoc1p1 ~
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
IN THE POLICE COURT
Three Drunks Received Ssntsness
 This norninf.

Jack Finders was before Judge Bur. pee in the city court today charged with intoxication. "Who says l was drunk?" he. asked, displaying Iron grey whiskers, a development that took place during his incarceration in jail from which he was released few days ago. "Who says l was drunk? Not q drop O a drink passed my lips in the last three months. and never will again. That's all I've got to say" officer Myers stated that this morning about 1 go o'clock he found Finders on the watertown road, in- toxicated. That he asked to be arrest ed for he had no place to go to. He was given thirty days in jail.
 Henry Matthews was arrested by Officer Erickson. Thirty days was his sentence also.
 James Monroe came down from Wa tertown yesterday and got full of bad whiskey. officer Flaherty found him asleep on the steps of the Waterbury Button shop on South Main street, early this morning. He was fined 6 and costs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
Look Out!

Pneumonia is very prevalent just .Jw. White pine and tar wards It oil. Take ours. Take no other. and you take no chances. 25 cents takes the bottle. FITZPATRICK'S Pharmacy. East Main and Wall streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
Another Week of Record Breakinu Bar.
'galnS.

Remember every item offered below is strictly perfect and no matter what the prices might lead you think you'll find the only thing damaged is the price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
TRIMMINGS FROM THE LIQUI-.
 DATJ0N SAJE

DATIUN SALE. Black applique. pretty designs, reg
 ular 25c and 15c quality, this
 sale Sc White and ecru galoons, value
 19c, sale price Sc Torchon lace and insertions, value
 10c, sale price 4c Fancy yolking in black and colors,
 value 9Sc. sale price 29c Fancy brands, different widths. regular 15c and 25c quality, sale / price %
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
Read Every ltem." Store Open at (
 O'clock Tomorrow A. M.
WASH GOODS FROM THE LIQUI- nATTnN

WASH GOODS FROM THE LIQUI- DAYTON SALE. I 30 pieces fine Domestics, Turm- bulls price 1Oc, sale price 5c 100 pieces Striped Batiste, Turn bulls price 121ac, sale price 7c 50 pieces mercerized Satin Foulards, TurnbulPs price 25c, sale price 121ac 2,000 yards American Dress Ging- A hams, Turnbull's price 1Oc, sale price 5c 800 yards striped and dotted Silk
 Muslin, Turnbull's price soc, sale X price 19c 30 pieces Indian Linen Lawn, 30
 inches wide, Turnbull's price
 121zc, sale price Sc 20 pieces White Crossbar Muslin,
 Turnbulrs price 6c, sale price 3%c 10 dozen Bleached Sheets, Turn bulls price 45c, sale price 33c 20 dozen Linen Napkins, Turnbull's
 price $1.25, sale price 9Sc 5 pieces 70-inch Bleached Damask,
 Turnbulrs price 59c, sale price 39c 25 dozen Fringed Tray Cloths, Turn
 bulls price 19c, sale price 1Oc 2 dozen Fringed Cloths, Turnbulrs
 price $1.25, sale price 50c 2 dozen Marseilles Bed Spreads,
 TurnbulPs price s, sale price
 s1.75 3 dozen colored Bed Spreads, plain and fringed, regular price $1.5O, sale price $1.19 . pieces 5S-inch Bleached Damask,
 Turnbulls price 35c, sale price 19c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09

9 inch renaissance doylies. Turn
 bulls price 39c. sale price 2bc Japanese fringed tray cloths. Turn
 bulls price 15c. sale price 1Oc Ruffled muslin curtains. 5 tucks.
 Turnbulrs price $1.O9, sale price 75c Bobinett ruffied curtains,- renais-
 sance insertion and edge, Turn
 bulls price S1.5O, sale price $1O9 Fine bobinett ruffied curtains, lace
 insertion and edge, Turnbull's
 price $3.50, sale price $2.OO TURNBULIS LIQUIDATION SALE
 OF HANDKERCHIEFS. One lot of handkerchiefs, Turn
 bulls price 10c each, our price
 6 for 25c Ladies' and gents initial handker-
 chiefs, Turnbull's price 25 and | 5Oc each, our price 10c each. for 25c One lot of fancy embroidered
 handkerchiefs for 10c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
VALUES IN READY TO WEAR
 GARMENTS FROM THE LIQUI-

GARMENTS FROM THE LlQU1- DAYTON SALE. White lawn shirt waists. trimmed with insertions of bal lace. price 69c, sale price 39c Fine white lawn shirt waists. clus- ters of tucks and insertions of embroidery, price S1.3s, sale price pSc One lot ladies' tailor made suits blouse and eton jacket, skirt tucked seams and side plaits, Turnbull's price s10.j0, sale price soJO Tailor made suits. several styles. made of cheviots and mannish tweeds. Turnbull's price sl2.J0 and $500. sale price sI.9S Tan covert coats, new models, T satin lined, price s9.JO. sale price
 s5.JO Women's house wrappers. lawns and percales, fitted waist lining fiounce skirt, price soc and 9sc. sale price oOc Reliance house dresses for women waist made with corset lining. extra wide founce skirt. light and dark colors, value s1.3s. sale price S1lO0 Children's eolored gingham dresses several styles, price 3sc. sale price 25c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
TURNBULL-s LIQUIDATION SALE
 ON THIRD FLOOR.

Upholstery frings ranging in price
 from 1sc to 5lc yd- sale price 5c yd Chenille curtain bop. TurDbull's
 price 2Jc pr. sale price 5c pr Pillow slips ready for pillow.
 Tur,nbuirs price 3-.c. sale price gle % more pillow squares. TurpsuITs
 price 1fAc. sale price 5c Autograph pillow tape. Turn
 buITs priee ser. sale price 39c Ready made PIlovs. TunbuTs
 price Or. szse price 49c Small gift framed pictures. Turn
 bulls price 5c- sale prfce Isc NeiaIlig1 pictures Tur1bulTs p-5ee 15c- sale prics e. Lace trimmed sczrfs and shsm& Erice Ec ca
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
LININGs FROM THE LIoUIDA-
 TION SALE.

Odd lot of Percallne Silesia and
 Lining Lawns, worth from 121hc
 to 2oc. sale price 7c yd 20 colors yard-wide Mercerized
 Saline, regular price 20c yd. sale
 price 12Izc yd Black and colOrs Canvas InterIinInc. regular price 1Oc. sale price 3c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09
OF DRESS GOODS.

l0inch Fancy suitings in neat cheeks, stripes and mixtures.
 strictly all wool, former price 59c yard, sale price S9c yd t0-inch Fancy S1ohairs. all new
 goods. in blues, grays, browns and greens for shirt waist suits.
 regular 69c quality, sale price 4sc yd 64-inch English Mohair Brilliantine. hemstitched stripe. in black.
 navy blue and white. Turnbull's
 price 59c yard. sale price 39c yd 'A0-inch Worsted Checks in black
 and white. blue and white and
 brown and white. Turnbulrs price
 50c yard, sale price 25c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-09

HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
 FROM THE TURNBULL'S
 LIQUIDATION SALE. Ladies' black cotton hose, Turn
 bulls price 121sc, sale price, 8
 prs for 25c Ladies' black drop stitch hose,
 Turnbulls price 15c, sale price 9c Ladies' fine quality black cotton
 hose, regular made, Turnbull's
 price 25c, sale price, 3 prs for soc Children's fine ribbed cotton hose
 Turnbulfs price 15c, sale price
 prs for 25c Misses lisle thread hose, fine rib
 Turnbulrs price 25c. sale price 14c Ladies' vests, low neck, sleeveless, Turnbulls price 1212c. sale price 7c Ladies' real lisle thread vests, low
 neck, sleeveless, Turnbull's price
 25c, sale price 17c One lot of children's gauge vests. ' high neck, F sleeve, sizes IS to 30, Turnbulls price 15 to BOG, sale price 121sc for all sizes GLOVE VALUES FROM THE TURN
 BULLS LIQUIDATION SALE. Women's two-clasp extra fine lisle gloves, raw stitching, white, black and colors.
 Women's Milanaise lisle gloves, perfect fitting, new colors, also white and black, regular price q 69c, this sale 4Sc Kayser's celebrated silk gloves, guaranteed not to wear out at finger ends, white black and col ors, a pair 5Oc