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rheumatism and ending with the fiat truth
that the zest has gone OUT. Of everything
but bottle OF smelling salts a darkened
room and a wish to do some real serious
work in the world. to cut away from the
frivolity that leads nowhere and the desire
to use ones dead self as a stepping stone TO
hipher things
All OF which, translated, means simply
that the speaker has been welcoming the
New Year in the new style
You couldn't drag New York man out
Of town on New Years eve, and the only
trips he will plan are auto rides in some
sequestered locality late on the afternoon
Of the first 50 that he can get fresh air and
perfect quiet. As for the New York host
csses. when they are arranging for dinners
il is with the understanding that tho party
shall 60 later to the theatre and still
later Join in the throng which Is bent on
turning night. not into day. for no day was
ever like New Years eve in Manhattan
now. but into cross between Mardi Gras,
q bull fight and football game. with dashes
OF q Consy Island festival and a queens
birthday.
There is one time honored custom of
New Years eve which will not be cut out
that OF going TO Old Trinity. where the
chimes will be TIng. but there will be a
change even in this. Albert Meislahn, the
beIlringer. complained last year that the
crowd made such asnoise with their footing
horns and their screaming voices that the
music Of the chimes was entirely lost. Once
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wonder what they would have done IL they
had been twenty years TO the good. They
discussed memories of the past. Livery
once In while they ross. touched glasses
solemnly rim To- rim and dra1l; standing.
Then they resumed their "reminiscences.
Finally one suggested something to his
matcS. They discussed il eagerly. with
frequent libations. The spokesman at
length be~SOned to tine head waiter, who
disappeared and in due course Ct time came
back with a messenger boy.
a greenback changed hands and clab-
crate instructions were given. the boy
returned with a big box. out Of which the
sender took an exquisite bunch of violetS.
The flowers wero passed from hand TO
hand, commented on and then replaced.
"A name was written on a card. and as
the messenger disappeared through the
door the trio ross. touched rims again
and drank toast lowell. everybody in
the room was wondering to whom.
"A fashionably gowned woman was one
Of large party who invited the attention
Of the room with loud laughter and louder
iests. She had with her an enormous
baboon, not a live one. but a very good
Imitation, hairy, ugly. and when standing
almost as tall as she was.
The babOOn was the centre OF interest
before long. Once the leader of the orches.
ira put his baton in its hands and made Il
go through the gestures OF his work.
very stately gentleman who came with
a party felt some clinging arms about hi
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neck and goodnaturedly extricated himself
from the embrace of the animal. The
baboon made the rounds and was very
popular
At the big hotels and restaurants II is
estimated that between one and two thou
sand people will bO accornm odated by each.
Tables have been engaged for weeks and
the demand il SO great that all the rooms
usually reserved for drawing rooms are
to be furnished with supper tables.
In regard to specific arrangements II is
the mode 1T present to have everything at
the hotel table as deiicately fine as II one
were entertaining at ones own home. If
a dish is served that can be carved on the
table the hostess wishes to supervise II.
and any chafing dish article must have the
finishing touches put in by her. Often she
will make the salad dressing. All this to
give the appearance OF the private enter
tanning with the public environment.
The old time favorites canvasback and
terrapin are no longer named by those
ordering in advance or by tho chef who
prepares the regular menu for such occa-
sions," said n hotel manager. These
articles of food are difficult to procure,
expensive. and tastes have changed.
-The favOrite supper dish now is some kind
Of shellhsh Gaintily prepared so that one
can hardly recognize its flavor. The ap-
proved menu is caviare or oysters on the
shell. a consoDlne or clam broth en- tdssP.
an entree OF sweetbreads, frogs legs.
lobster 10 Newburg, game and salad. and
ices with delicious cakes"
Chrysanthemums and American Beauties
lead in the matter Of floral decorations,
with the usual holiday background Of
green's, holly and mistletoe berries ard
red ribbons. Carnations are also favorites
Many of the reserved tables will have
special decorations OF flowers and souvenirs
sent by the entertainers. One hostess has
ordered an elaborate centrepiece Of orchids,
with orchids for the women and gardenias
for the men.
Sugar confections will mark some Of
these tables. These will either crystalline
a joise or represent some emblem OF a society
or club. The estate OF the guest Of honor
al one supper is being reproduced in sugar.
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people stopped there ON their way home.
Now people stop there ON their way back
70 the Great White Way.
The cab companies ar8 making extra
preparations and are renOvatinR vehicles
that have been stored away. while people
have been ecOnOmixlng by riding in cars.
They expect patronage 10 be brisk, and tho
proprietor OF one concern in the neighbOr-
hood OF the Great White Way denied that
there was ever any trouble on New Years
owe between fare and driver.
-The best natured' crowd In the world
he said. "OR course a fare sometimes In
sists on putting his feet out OF tho window
and singing in a loud voice Waltz Me
Around Again. Willie.' but what's that
among friends9 They don't quarrel about
distance on that night. for it's such a merry
go round that don't believe they know
the points of the compass"
Hotel and restaurant proprietors speak
OF the coming frOlic a. fierce time
last year" says one manager. we we're
kept UP until A. NJ. It was just as the
clock struck that hour that the last reveller
left the banquet hall.
Among our parties three old gentlemen
came together They had reserved one OF
the best tables and were apparently cronies
celebrating some special anniversar-
-Thoy got away with bottle aftor bottle
with a strenuous thirst which made you
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REEELS OF NEW YEARS BYE
THAT START THE YEAR WETH
PENITENCE FOR MANY.

PRcpaPatlOns at Hotels. RestaurAnts. clubs
FOR WelcOmnng lOOa-The BlgRcr
CelebratIOn OG tho BrOadwny crowds
Plans for jolly Midnight suppers.
The old time New Years celebration has
entirely passed. The day has come TO be
time, when late breakfasts. sometimes
served two hours after noon, and consisting
OF rapid courses Of tonics and ammoniated
vichy. are tho principal event Of the twenty
four hours beginning with sun up. IL is
q day when. wrapped in an eiderdown
quilt over kimono or pajamRs. according
70 sex. one answers the insistent telephone
bell something like this:
"Oh. no. l haven't HorgO tten. but my
dear fellow. can't come. A horrible
accident. have swallowed pin." which.
by the way. is the very latest excuse when
one does not want to keep an engagement
or ca mot do so.
Or perhaps IL Is feminine voice that
floats ooOingly over the wire. and tho ex-
Cuses for the broken engagement may
run through a gamut beginning with
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with lakes, drives. mansion and other
features accurately modelled.

with lakes, drives. mansion and other
features accurately modelled.
Some of these candy pieces cost hundreds
OF dollars. Some OF then are TO be brought
on with the dessert and placed on the table
In lieu of the flowers, which are taken away
to make place for them.
Some Of the hotels will not make rules
in regard to the kind Of liquid refreshment
served. II one wishes a cup Of tea at ?
A. M at these places he can get it. But
at many Of the hotels and restaurants
nothing but champagne will be served after
a stated hour.
Another unusual feature Of the suppers
is that many large parties are to be accom-
modated. At one hotel there is ono order
for a party OF thirty. several for parties OF
The sun., 1907-12-29

Morocco corrssDoRdencr Indiana DolYs N..r,
simon FLOYD. living northwest Of this c,tv
Yesterday killed eight Wild geese with two
shots. The geese settled down In a 6eId
where cattle are fed and nv Wrapping a sheee
close. - ~S''O~"s
Last winter be killed seven Wild reese at
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-26

The conditIoa of the eye ef ms Rev.
James T.. Smiley whacn has ztN~n
his friends great evneeFns - tWpFyT-
ing. Mr. Smiley. the assistant msln-
ister ~ II. Nnne's Parish has reem
upon 4 holiday since July = Last
SUNDAY news reached Annapolis thas
he had lost the sight a ere q nHs
eyes. The eause IS. - ret unex Riain-
Cd, but upon last Frsday - became
aware of total blindness - - sms
eve. wffh no consciousness ~ pain
4ftor consulting an oeem1ssx IN EaA
tfr1ore he vas told that he was saf8er-
fux from . detached rs&ln4- and t4MH
II could be cured lie became -
once = pAtient At tbs PresnT terrain
Eve and Ear Hospital an4 - u1aA Is
progress. His family writs for hAn.
that be hopes - - Gus aoea& - ars<
0f August.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-26

The Bentxgown Bard. of the Baiti-
more sun. says
Hens wbere ! get the nomination
fof ssoNeruur y without turning hand.
Kead
omee II the Susquehauna Robin
Association,
IIavre ~ trace. Md. July II, 1907.
Hon. Beutxtown Bard. Eeg.
~tr.-The above-nAmed 0rganiza-
tfon. In convention assembled, acting
mpon the compliment rendered yeu by
fhe Hauer<fowu Mail and Annapolis
fatitaI. has unanimously iud0rsed
yan - the proper Candidate for the
t.uhsrnagoriai nomination. providing
Won are strong supporter of the
Mint Julien ticket. ~ plufibus
iaIep'' AMI let rs have Pies arc
our Slogans. Respectfully.
Sussgnehnnna Robin Association,
JOHNNY WIfNk.
Secretary. =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-26

state Capital Lodge No. ~, Inde-
pendent order Mechanics, has made
arrangements To run Its annual oxcur-
sion to Ocean city on Wednesday, Au-
gust II. Tire steamer Cambridge, ~
Tire Baltimore. Chesapeake and Allan
tic Railway Company. will take tbs
exeursionists to Claiborne. This ar
ticie - published by the committee IN
charge of the excursion In order 10 in
form those who have been fnquiring
about this annual trip, ~ TO when II
will take place. IN advertisement
giving further particulars will appear
In this paper next week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-26

The Buena Vista Spring Water
Company, Of North Charles street.
Baltimore, has rented the beautiful
outing resort At Long Point, Sew
ern River, owned BY party of An
uapoIig gentlemen whose families
spend the summer At intervals there.
The Buena Vista Spring Water Com
pany expect 70 occupy the bungalow,
which le rented furnished, for about
ten days. They are very m ucb pleased
with the place. which has one u tIse
finest bathing shores on the Severn
River. This Is the second season The
company has rented the place, having
been here last summer. Long Point -
considered one Of the most beautiful
localities on The Severn River.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-26
A Meaa Irkk

~ous badly disposed person mas been
fneam enough to pat yaruisb On every
bench ar seat on the state House bill.
IL ID was intended 90 prevent persons
occupy ing these seats. r has accom-
nllshed the purpose. The state House
bill Is a favoritg resort for The stay
al hoss1es these hot summer evenings
feF thnra j. always = cool i.feeze - be
bad there. The frequenters ~ the
bill" unless they want t. stieK fast
to the seats. must now stand while
enjoying the refreshing hreezes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-26
TONORROK'S PRIA ARIES
BEGINNING OF END or BATTLE
BETWEEN COUNTY DEN
OCRATS
NOBODY WANTS TO BET0S THE
RESULT

Tgrnserrs4w4 asg0 aF tMw MArusM#E Ef@maM
crate r.viurarv election esunrasemz
axsr beld - thix eoun4v wtsl ega@e.
IRE primaries sill - beII thruss. .las,sse
the eonrtv. While BETH the Wells au.l
the Rsnd Mess factions are elalmknN
ere en4nfx. ii l. no1 thought that Eaa
xfeterw fs ~osuw Is he rhenomemas -
decisive.
Among the ssay-out -sf- politics class
the conditions seem e. favor . xsessssv
FOR Dr. George Well. aud DIS friends
nxsr the wfug 81 the parsv le1 -
gohert Mos. ef Annapolis. AMI tsen-
Frank a. Bond. ~ the FosrtEf District
wha arr irving e. wresk sbe eentrof of
the county froua the necteF- TIE
Wells people are elai9ssng taAt nr-
George pav idson viii carry tne Ftrss
district for their and easily wfn ast
over General Bend. whose tftenase
seem equaliy sure that Wells j. 81 -
dow ned.
The anai-weIls faction are sRalsu-
ing. but not with any DEGREES - snre
~. the Second preeinet ef the ~eeunss
district. harM the NWs& &MA8fA@k
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-26

Id is contemplated 70 give an exeur-
sion from annapolis 70 the Jauest0w =
Exposition. personally conducted
tour between September = and ~.
which will include Maryland Day.
ii viii be- = splendid opportunity -
see the Exposition and 81 participate
il tho Maryland Day exercises. The
itinerary ~ the "trip viii be publish
- later. Nunspolitaus Who have NOT
vet visited the Jamestown Exposition
will do well g. wait for this vpportu-
nftv. September 10 IL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-26

The lawn fete given last night Al
Cherry Grove, the residence ~ Mr..
Henry u. Myers under the auspices
of the ladies Of The Presbyterian
Church, was most successful. Willing
hands served the patrons from daintfIy
spread table on the lawn. Every
body enjoyed the evening.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-26

Among the naval orders issued ny
The department at Washington ts the
following Miishiprnau r. Il. Glenn
ent. detached from the Naval Acad-
emv and ordered home % wait orders.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
Hosiery

Childrenis Fine Ribbed Black Cotton Hose. sizes to Q. regular price 12Isc a pair. NH End Sale Price Dc. pair, ( pairs for 25c. Children's Ribbed Cotton Hose, all sizes, regular price 15c.
 Mill End Sale Price f2Ikc pair chndren's Fine Ribbed Black Cotton Hose. linen foot, sizes 5ls to 9, regu- lar price 25e.
 MIn End Sale Price 1Or pair Cnidren's Ribbed Tan Hose. all sizes. regular price l5c a pair.
 Min End Sale Price f2hc pair women's Black Cotton Hose. all sizes. regular price 10c a pair. NH End Sale Price 7c pair, { pairs for 25c. women's Fine Black Cotton Hose. reg uIar price 21c- MEn Fad Sale Prie. f-c pair. . pair for 5oc. women's Medium Weight Black Cot ton Hose. all sIzes. regular price 25c.
 NH End Sale Price 1ec pair wouen's Black Boot Lace Lisle Hose. regular price sc a pair.
 Min End Sale rrfce .s5c pair women's Lace Llsle Hose. a good as- sorfment of patterns. regular price TJc a pair
 Min End Sale Price 5os pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
White Goods

IN THE MILL END BALE. Figured White Mercerized Madras in neat designs. suitable for waists, regular price 19c.
 Mill End Sale Price 5c yd White Lawns, 40 inches wide in short lengths, splendid value, worth 19c a yard.
 NH End Sale Price 0c yd Swiss. white dotted 27 inches wide, fine quality embroidered dots, regu- lar price 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price 15c yd Butchers Linen Finish Suiting, 32 Inches wide, medium weight, just the thing for white suits, regular price 15c.
 Mill End Sale Price 10c yd Long Cloth in short lengths. to 0 yards. regular price 25c a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 15c yd Figured Madras, fine quality. in all the newst designs for shirt waists, regular price 25c. ...
 Mill End Sale Price 10c yd White Lawn g2 inches wide, regular price 15c.
 NH End Sale Price i0c yd White Diaper Cloth. good quality and wears well, regular price Sc yard.
 Dfiil End Sale Price 5c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
Ribbons

A Lot of All silk Taffeta Ribbons in No 40, all eolors, regular price I9c. Mill End Sale Price 12Isc yd Fancy Persian Ribbons, collar widths, all colors, regular price BOG and JOc yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 1Oc yd A Small Lot of Plaid Ribbons in Nos GO and S0. all color combinations, regular price 39c and 5Uc.
 Mill End Sale Price 25c yd Persian Ribbons in all colors. j inches wide, regular price 25c.
 Mill End Sale Price 1ec yd Persian Ribbons fin all colors. Nos a and 30. regular price 50c and J9c yard.
 Mill End Sale Price soc yd Fancy Striped Ribbons in all colOrs at No SO, regular price 25c a pard.
 MiIl End Sale Price 15c yd All of Our Colored Velvet Ribbons. all widths al
 Mill End Sale Prices
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
GLoDes

An odd Lot of Long Gloves, some suedes, glace kid and chamois,were s2.25 and s2.50.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.5O pair Women's White Silk Gloves, 2-clasp. slightly soiled, regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price 35c pair women's Milanese silk Gloves. 16. button length. black only, all sizes regular price $1.75.
 Mill End Sale Price SLID pair
 NECKwEAR. All SIX Bows in all colors, regulaf price 25c.
 AfIll Eud Sale Price 1Oc each A Lot of Stock Collars in pique, linen, lace and lawn, all regular 25c goods.
 AulI End Sale Price fOc each Ruehings in white, cream. blue and pink. regular 25c yard. cut in strips. right for neck length.
 Mill End Sale Price Jc strip
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11

Bleached Pillow Cases made of Dwight Anchor (tubing), AZ, 40. AS and 50-inch, value from 25c to soc each.
 Mill End Sale Price 19c each Bleached Sheets, full size, heavy weight, regular price 59c each.
 Mill End Sale Price 47c each Unbleached Sheets, full size, extra large and extra heavy weight, value COG each.
 Mill End Sale Price 45c each Bleached Sheets, seamless. good heavy quality, full size. S1x90. regular S5c quality.
 Mill End Sale Price COG each Bleached Sheets. seamless. full size, S1x90, standad quality. full round thread. regular price $1 each.
 Mill End Sale Price S5c each Crochet Bed Spreads, hemmed. good size, pretty patterns, value 79c each.
 Mill End Sale Price 50c each Full size hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads. Marseilles patterns. regu- lar s1.25 quality.
 Mill End Sale Price soc each Crochet Bed Spreads. hemmed, extra heavy weight, new and pretty de- signs, regular price $1.50 each.
 Mill End Sale Price Sf each Fringed Crochet Bed Spreads, Mar sellles patterns, some with cut cor ners and some square corners. value s150 each.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.10 each Hemmed Satin Marseilles Bed Speads, newest designs, value s3 each.
 Mill End Sale Price s1.75 each Satin. Marseilles Bed Spreads. has fringed and cut corners, value s3.50 each.
 Mill End Sale Price S1.os each We have secured two cases of Gro chet and Satin Bed Spreads from the mills that are slightly imper- feet and which we have marked at a fraction of their real values, which are from s1 to s6.50 each. Mill End Sale Prices are from 50c to s3.J0 each.
 Feather Bed Pillows, steam cleaned. sanitary feathers, good ticking, value s2.50 a pair.
 Mill End Sale Price s1.3o pair Summer Weight Comforters. white cotton filled, good value for s1.2s each.
 Mill End Sale Price 0Sc each Summer Weight Fleeced Blankets. gray or white. value 7sc a pair. Mill End Sale Price 50c pair kxtra large size Fleeced Blankets. 1 good heavy weight. gray or white with coIored borders, value f1.z5 pair.
 Mill End Sale Price soc pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
Handkerchiefs

women's Fancy Handkerchiefs. lace insertion in corner. regular price 10c.
 Mill End Sale Price 5c each A Small Lot of Mems Fancy Colored Bordered Handkerehiefs. regulaf price 25e.
 Mill End Sale Price 12Ike Mems All Linen Hemstitehed Hand kerchiefs. slightly soiled. prices ranging from 12hc to 2sc.
 Mill End Sale Price 1Oc each wonen's All Linen Hemstitehed Handkerchiefs.regular price 12he
 Mill End Sale Price Sc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
Don1estics
IN THE MILL END SALE.

Bleached Cotton Cloth, good heavy weight, value Sc a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 5 s4c yd Bleached Cotton Cloth, full yafd- wide, regular He quality.
 Mill End Sale Price 8 f-Sc yd Unbleached Cotton Cloth, yard-wide, extra heavy weight, regular price 10c a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 8slc yd Unbleached Cotton Cloth, 40 inches wide. suitable for making full size sheets, with a seam in center, value lie.
 Mill End Sale Price Sc yd 45-Tnch Unbleached Pillow Case Cot ton, regular price 15c.
 Mill End Sale Price II ISc yd 42 and 45-Inch Bleaehed Pillow Case Cotton. heavy quality. regular price l6c.
 Mill End Sale Price 12Isc yd 9-4 Bleached Sheeting. good heavy weight, regular 35c quality.
 VIII EsAhu oatc EhNc -oS sh Yard-wide Cambric. nice fine quail ity, regular price 12i izc a yard.
 Mill End Sale Price 0Ac yd Yard-wide Berkeley Cambric. regu- lar price 15c.
 Mill End Sale Price 12Isc yd Feather Ticking. blue and white stripe. heavy weight, value I5e. Mill End Sale Price sAc yd Unbleached Domet Flannel, regular { price Go a yard. Mill End Sale Price Ac ytl < Pillow Cases, unbleached. I5-inch, heavy cotton. regular 12 izc qual- ity.
 Mill End Sale Price gAe each Blesehed Pillow Cases. 42 and 45- l inch. nice quality. value 1sc each. nuIl End Sale Price 12l1c each Hemstitched Pillow Cases. heavy weight. value 20c each
 Mill End Sale Price fec earh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
BLACK SILKS

23-Inch Black Spotproof India for summer dresses, regular 59c quail ity.
 Mill End Sale Price 39c y'i 27-Inch Black French Taffeta Silk, high luster, soft chiffon finish. reg ular s1 quality.
 Mill End Sale Price 70c yd 36-Inch Warranted Black Taffeta ex- tra good quality. regular sl.5O silk.
 Mill End Sale Price 9Sc yd 26-Inch Black Peau de Cygne, every yard warranted, regular sl.25 quality. :
 Mill End Sale Price Z5c yd
 WHITE WASH SILKS. 23-Inch White Wash Silk, regular 29e quality. t..
 Mill End Sale Price 1ae yd 36-Inch Full Yard-Wide White Wash Silk, regular 59c quality.
 Mill End Sale Price 3sc yd 36-Tnch Yard-wide White Wash silk, regular 75c quality.
 Mill End Sale Price 40c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
Knit Underwear

women's Low Neck and Sleeveless Vests. all sizes. regular price 10c.
 Mill End sale Price 6c each women's Low Neck and Sleeveless and Wing Sleeves. trimmed. regular price i2tsc
 MiT End Sale Price sc each women's Fine Ribbei Vests. sleeve less. outside. regular price l5c.
 Min End sale Price 10c each women's Nercerized Vests. low neck and sleeveless. regular price Pc.
 Mill End Sale Price f5c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
Dress Goods

IN THE MILL END SALE. 25 Pieces of Check and Plaid Dress Goods 3s inches wide, all new styles, regular price soc.
 Mill End Sale Price 200 yd 42-inch Mohalrs in Black and Navy. regular soc goods.
 Mill End Sale Price 25c yd 36-inch Check Suitings in checks, mixed and fancy style, regular 39c goods.
 Mill End Sale Price 10c yd 5O-inch Light Weight Suiting In stripes and plaids, regular price Sl.
 Mill End Sale Price 5Oc yd 42-inch All Wool Light Weight Dress Goods in fancy checks and stripes, regular S1 goods. .
 Mill End Sale Price 4sc yd 50-inch Navy Mohair sicilian, regular 69c goods.
 Mill End Sale Price 48c yd All of Our Fancy Mohairs. also plain greens and browns, regular Sl and ~sI.JO quality.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-11
Black Goods

42-iuch Black Sicilian. high luster, regular a goods. Mill End Sale Price soc yd 44-inch All Wool Black Batiste. soft finish. regular Sl goods.
 NH End Sale Price soc yd 44-lnch Black Chiffon yoile, regular SIPS quality. ,| Remnants of Black and Colored Dress
 Half Regular Price
 LININGs. Go-rneh Lining Lawns in all of the light shades and white. regular price l5e a yard
 Mill End Sale Price ec yd coIoRED SILKS IN THE MILL
 END SALE. a4-Inch Foulard Silks In dots and coin spots on navy grounds. regu- lar 5sc quality.
 Mill End Sale Price soc ytl Fancy silks in checks and stripes ia grey effects. regular s1 silks
 Mil End Sale. Price 49c yd z7-Inch All SIX Rough Pongee in all the wanted shades. plenty of browns and naturals. regular price sI.
 Mill End Sale Price 5ec yd