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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

ment OF two dollars for opening the
grave.
In reply wish to thank you tor
bringing this matter to the attention
of this department and to assure yoll
that steps will be taken 10 provide an
honorable burial in the National Gem
ctcry at Hampton for all soldiers whn
may die under the conditions aboV"
referred to. In inc meantime. l
would ask that You kindly Furnish THIS
office with the following information,
to wit:
Il. One or more specific cases
mcntiCning name> and II practical the
military service Cf III" deceased sol
dinrs whose bodies tn" ID. '. 5. HON"
refused 10 send, or for whom III" sup
rrintrndrnt of tn" National cemetery
refused to provide huriais. except
upon the payment OF 81 FOR opening
tn" grave. giving approximate dates Ill
each case mentioned.
- As the superintendent of the
National cemetery has no suitabl"
conveyance for sending for tn" bodies,
will the county transport them to the
cemetery in futur" cases of this kiho
which may arise? What is III" dls-
tancc to The National cemetery az"
would i, not be equally as convenient
for the county undertake. to haul the
lrdv to the National cemetery as ["
the potter's field?
.. Has the county been furnishing
the collins in previous cases to wnich
YOU refer or has the coffin been sup
ulied by the ID. V. S. Home? If lur-
nishcd by the county. what was the
eos, Of the coffin and what does tn"
county pay underlak"rs for their ser
vices in these cases. including the
coffin
a. Please furnish this Office 4 list
of names. with rank. company, r"Gl-
mcnt and name of organization. dates
of death. of all cX-sOldierS or sailors
or marines buried in the pot''r's field
to date. stating how their graves are
HIT, hed. whether they We're inferred
III Mot set aside especially for eX-
soldiers. sailors or marines. ana
whether such plot is cared for and
maintained in good condition.
with the above data. THIS once
will he in position to take up TINS
,rhiect with a view to having all the
rry.,ains removed to tn" National Gem
ete,v and providing burial therein FOR
81. future cases.
Respectfully,
"A. b. SHATTUCk,
Captain and Quartcrmaster. U. S. A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
1 Qetre Dame lady's Appeal

To 81 knowing sufferers Of rhsumatism,
whether muscular or NJ the j0ints. sctstscs. Ium-
bsxo back ache pains the khneya or Leu-
rai11a paips. To write 10 her for Q home treat
ment which has repeat diy cured all o. these
tortures. She feds IL her du;y 10 send u 20 All
sufferers EF You cure yourself Ut home q
thousapds VIII tes,i'y-no change Of climate
being necessary. Thf. simple discovery ban
isbes uric acia from the blood. ioo.ens the SIT
fensd Joints, purides the blood, and brtghtsps
the eyes giving elasticity and tone to the
whole system U the above interests you. Tor
proof address Mrs. y. summer, Boa v. Notre
Dame, Ind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
HARRIS CREEK WAS EASY
Cunningham Got "a Home Run and
Score Stood IS to 2.

oCOTC 10 "
In OnC-sidcd game on New PARK
diamond yesterday afternoon the nine
of tn" Hampton Young NJ ms CehrlS-
tian Association defeated the team
from Harris Creek by the score OF
u to = The contest was one sided.
hut afforded the locals COOL practice
work Cunningham dro:" tn" ball
over the fence for home run anu
Birmingham sent one Over the fence
for two baggcrs. Cunningham 8
errors gave the visiting team its two
tallies.
Mr. Henry c. shelton, chairman
of he boarl of supervisors of the
county, and an cX-bail players OF To-
cal prominence. was in the game 1oI
Harris Creek and showed that he
still possessed much of his old alert
ness on the diamond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Letter Of Complaint.

"Phoebus. Va. May %. 1908.
The Honorable Secretary of War;
Washington. ID. c.
Dear Sir:-It has happened re-
GENTLY that former members OF the
Hsme and other soldiers. etc, en'i'ieo
10 burial in National cemetery nave
been viewed by me. as coroner, anu
ordered buried and having no diSco''
crate means, they have had to be
luriei I.y the county undertaken W
the po,tcrs field in an unmaFhe"
grava
Wht In such cases. application ha'
bccu made TO the Home. they dec'ih'
to send for such body CT 'ae grown
that hcis not member Of the home
The keeper of the National cein'
terv declined to send for or bury inc
body. bIA says that the body may "
haired the cemetery on the pay
men; of 200 for the opening OF the
grave.
This coalition. il seems to me. dp
prals TO tn notice Of every ci'izrI'
Of xhatevertcciicn. and ! request In
formation aso how an honorable pn
risI NAV he Sbtained for such sol
der. il sucn \ ob;ainabic.
Yours ruIy.
&c. X. NNDERSLiCE. " d."
Coroner &zabcih City County.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
GAME WAS FORFEITED.
Athletics Failed to Show Up for the
Battle Yesterday Afternoon.

Owing to the failure of the NEWPORT
News Athletics to put In an appear
ance on New Park diamond yaster'
Gay aJeIhon the game t;chpduiei
with the Hampton Young Mems Chris,
tian Association team was declared
forfeited TO Hampton by the score OF
2 to o.
Hampton went through the nec;%
sarv preliminaries before the umpir
decided to give the game to the 10
Gals by the refusal of the team from
the Shipbu;lding City 70 fill its regu'
larly league scheduled game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

him to n doctor and tried hail dCzen
other treatments. all with the same
result: no Improvement at all. The
disease gradually sprrad until nearly
every part Of his body was quite raw.
We had tn strap him down in bed. Tor
he used to tear himself drcshuily in
his slecp. The agony he went through
is quite t-cyond words. No one thought
We would rear him. Tho regimcntal
doctor. a very clever man. pronounced
the case hopeless: ut least. he said the
only hnpe vas that he might. he
lived long enough, outerov IL TO some
extent. We bad him in hospitals four
tirnrs and ~ was pronounced one q
the worst cas-s. IL not the worst, ever
admitted. From each he was dis
charged as inciIrabir: in fact h. got
vorsr unsier The successive Treatments.
At one hospital they incased him in
plaster. and this ssTged 20 aggrayafe
tho sor~naSs trrrihIy. He hooked -
badly that M ono liked 81 90 near him
and hIs life vas a burden In him. We
kept trying rrrpesiy after rcucdyr bot
We had got sirnrzt psst hoping fn< Q
cure. Six months ago We purchased
n sct az CuticIira soap. Ointment. and
KrsoIvcnt Pills ard ycr~cvc~d With
them. Tho rrStili vas truly marvellous
and to-,iay ". y r,rrf~~tly currd. his skin
not having a bIcrnish on u anywhere.
Mrs. IaIy He,irn. 81. Vaughan Road,
CoIdhar,Sour Lane, Camblc~eil Grsrn,
Eng. Jan. ". 1907"
S~nd 20 r,~au~t deprt for fire. CJti-
csfra Book on TrratrDent ~ Skin Di-en-cs.
cu-~rr, Rrursl7,=y .. rb-urss-rt ~ -.-1.
nss s"s 80, - ~ -. ~, 's sys. s5s
~ Ei.s 49, sssa Ca cssp. 10 fssss- ssssS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Friendly Suit.

4 friendly suit vas Instituted N
the Circuit Court " Elizabeth CITY
county Yesterday nv Frank W. Oar
ling adminisi raior nf the estate If
IN. late Mrs. Mary 4. Darling.
AGAINST Grace u. Cumming and her
children and James .. Darling. Jr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
MUSICAL CONCERT TO-DAY.
Scmidt's Orchestra VIII Render Pro-
gram at Buckroe Beach.


The program arranged for the con
cert at Huckrnc Beach from 3 10 q
o'clock this evening, is given be,
low:
Overture. ..Aubcr
Fra Diavolo."
Selection E. -. -. Lew
The Soul Kiss
C!arinn"t solo o.. -. .. .. MOTT"
old Folks al Home"-Harrr Ryder
Concert waltz =. e.. e.. -. =. Strauss
Wiener i}lut"
Selection :. -. =. Moses
The ToIr of Champaign"
INFERNO no arr. by Eogl"r
"Mas"agncS Farewell"
Airs from The Prime" of Prison..
ihl'i''
A. V. Scmidt. musical director.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

The QuartermaSter General, u .. a.
Washington, d. C.,
Dear SIR
This is in response to your let'er
Of .July 1lth.. 1908. Some OF the in
formation you require cannot be FUR
njshed by this office a:' the military
service papers, discharges, etc. are
not commonly found on the person.
and the cOrOner's Investigations hlth-
erto have only been to discover the
facts of such service by application 10
the Adiu,ant of he Home when seek
! ing burial for soldiers. ! have know
ledge of the two following cases:
Il. Edwin Forrest. Company r,
Pirst. Delaware. hOnOrably discharged
from the Hcmc at Hampton. l'h.'
January 1906. died October End. 1906,
was buried in Potter's field ami AFTER
wards removed to the National GENIE
tcry bv his family or friends.
Il. Edwin V. First. Company III.
Fifth. Delaware. honorably discharged
from the Home at Hampton January
stb. 1907. died May 3rd.. 1908. f"dy
was taken up and buried in National
cemetery by his brother. In both OF
these cases the cemetery keeper OF
fered on application. a grave only
! and that had to be opened ny the
cemetery. force and $500 required !or
opening.
80. The cemetery is nearer anu
more convenient than the county burS'
ing ground. and it will he satisfactory
to the county undertaken to have All
such bodies buried in the Naflona'
cemetery if grave is furnished. OF
IL h., is permitted 10 open the grave
himself.
20 The Home will not furnish COZ
fns in these cases. and I'll" county
! furnishes a plain coffin and burial IN
such cases. as I; did in these two
| casos and allows the meagcr amount
nj s5e5 for the coffin nn6 services Oh
the undertaken In either OF 'he
above mentioned cases the undertaken
| wouId have had TO drive two or three
miles TO get the body. in bad condi'
ton and keep it in his establishment
over night. and carry 1t 10 the Gene
tcrv the following morning: and u
from the S.. %. $500 kad been reanlr
cd for opening the grave. his CONN
and services OF himself and assistant
teams storage room. etc. would nave
| Welded him the sum o. S".25.
| As far as records are obtainabt'
,bere are no bodies at present in the
po,,eris field In each case up to tEs
nrescnt >>far as is known. relations
and friends have t'"cn stirred by th'
agitation consequent mon puhicf'y
and have furnished adequate funds i"'
removal or rc-inicrm"nt in private ~
National cemeteries S"ch bodies are
hurried nv the county undertaken IN TO
| ,atiop as they come. and only SIM
liar record kept in n hook ny The coun'
,v undertaken. and no effort Is mahe
to usrk the graves nor pains takcO
IN keen IN any Appearances in tins
Mace on the Coanty Poor h""S'
Farm.
Yours. etc,
&C. X. vANDERSIICE. ". u
Coroner. Elizabeth City County. va
IN hiS letter tho coroner ,enc'oS"c
l,hc following communication from
JTuJertakcr " G. Hall. who has 'h'
contract for buryinE the dead ut IN
July 20. 1898.
,"Dr Geo. X. vand"rS!ice
Coroner. Elizabeth City County,
"Phocbus Virginia
"DoaT Doctor:-
In response to your inquiry, an
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
PRONOUNCED HIS
CASE |NCURAbLE
Whole Body Raw with Eczema
Life was lntoIerabIe-Was Even
Incased in Plaster Discharged
from Hospitals as Hopeless.
SUFFERED IA YEARS
CURED BY CUTICURA
Prom the age Of thrpe months until
fifteen ycars old, my son Owens life

lily SUI oWcn . "o
was made intoler-
able by eczema in
its worst form. He
was all right until
q rcd rash broke
out on his fore
head, but We were
not alarmed at first
Very soon. however.
the rash icgan to
spread over his head
and shoulders. ard
IL caused him great
discomfort / took
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Wants te Information.

"washingtontD. G.. July IL. ''"s'
Or Geo. X. Vancrslicr.
Coroner Eiizatth City County.
"Pho"hus.
Sir:
- have the hoAr. ~ direction Of
III. ouar;crmast.t cu"rai. 10 ack'
nox,edgc the receit Of your c"mrnn'
n,ca,ion requesting that you W. IN
formed how an hontabIe burial may
no obtained fer "x-saI"rs who dc ~
ter leaving the ny. 5. H"m" ~
Hampton. and Other x-So'd'"rs WI"
die in the county in b6ig"ni c'rcHm
stances: in whicn F,t you state tina,
in such cases he NC declines ''
send for the rcfnsins z 'oTH'r 5
hers " that ipsiiiut'nnpnd tha' w
superintendent 81 the hampton ra
-, ccnctrry dcciiuc&tr srnd for
an. hos,es hut saws thaahcy may ~
iaterred In the eemeterytn the pay
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
AT the National Soldiers Home
10y tho Bay State vetsran).

east along the breakwaier 'front.' to
the pavilion. then north along inc
bank of Johns Creek Ia the Pho'hnS
entrance hereto. tn n west again 10
the point Of beginning the ar"ra""
pedestrian can cover III" distance III
half an hour. the sprint"r in % min
utrn. and the languid pei, with u
walking stick. in about an hour. lii
going over this route, the walker
welts granolithic brick AMI ashes
covered walks the cntir" distance.
Senator William Warner, OF Mis-
souri,, chairman Of the committee who
notified Candidate TAFT Of his noml'
nation for President by thu R"publ'-
can party, Is a member Of our board
Of managers. and local manager OF
the Western branch of til" Home
near Lravrnworth city. Kansas. ~"
soiuurned at the hotel her" a few
weeks short time ago. II" is Il
veteran of tn" Civil war. and reached
the rank Of major during that IN.
tprnrcinr strife.
For the benefit of tn" brent citl-
gems composing this transient colony.
whose imagiHa;ions have Income M
duly affected and inflated by III" pro
lougrd torrid spell. We limit the IN
formation that there are now seven
full Pledged presidential tickets in 'hc
field They are; Republican, DENT"
cratic. Peoples party, Socialist. Pro
hibition. Standardization and indie
pendent
Sergeant William Nolan. Of the
main mess hall. was first assistant
in the Home hotel several years.
At q funeral nowadays, Professor
Felix Iradel!a. the new leader of the
Home Military band. renders approp'
rate and therefore touching hymns
ut the Chapel and the grave. and the
customary dead march while the
procession is enroutn to the Gene
tary. II Is change that in this con
nection il may ne said that the Pro
lessor has amply demonstrated 10
the musicians of the old school IN
retirement in this mellowiHg sheI-
ter for cosmopolitan veterans that he
is equal II not superior in musical
ability to Professor Hall who, In the
palmy days. go mastery led and
brought to high standard Of pro
ficiency, the Home Military band. Up
to recent date there were eleven
OF these old school musicians in this
command. and many OF them, in their
early s,,ays. played in orchestras ana
bands In all parts of this country and
in the musical Centers of Europe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Or. Vandersiice's Reply.

"Jnly 80. 1905.
The Qnartermaster General, Z. 5. a.
Washington, ID. g.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

Starting from 'h0 main mess hail
west TO The Home wharf, thea south
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

| Sergeant William Nolan. Of the
! main mess hall. was first assistant
' In the Home hotel several years
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

Of the supcT eminent citizens and the
prs-emineai gclirs of the ciiiz"n sold
icry of by Eon. days a, the head OF
the National HON" Corporation. whom
.hc Journalistic darts At this branch
thereof arc used MP hut Why ask th"
question. when s,crybody knows thai
We arc ~ the thr"shoid NJ the most
strenuous cnnhict IN the national
POLITICAL arena in The history Of the
United States NJ Am"rica-and ves
slice Of Africa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS.

27-inch embroidered and dotted
 Swiss for waists and suits, 10
 new patterns, usually sold at
 25c, anniversary price ..12hc yd Fine quality light weight Waist
 ing in stripe and dot, also open
 work designs, the 25c quality,
 anniversary price .... .... 17c The 35c and 39c quality, anni-
 versary price ....... 27c Medium weight Madras and Cross
 bar Wasting. 27 inches wide,
 regular 25c quality. anniversary
 price ...... -. ..... 1Sc 27-inch Mercerized Madras, fine
 quality, good patterns, regular
 price 25c, anniversary price .21c 72-inch extra heavy Satin Damask,
 a linen that we sell at SIPS, an-
 niversary price 0sc 1S-inch pure flax Toweling, with
 red borders, value 14c a yard,
 anniversary price .... .... lie All linen Crash, IT inches wide,
 value 12Isc, anniversary price.
 .... ..... ......... z 1-3c India Linon Dress Lawn for ladies
 and children's waists and dress
 es, 30 inches wide, value 12Ihc,
 anniversary price .... 7kc yd Crossbar Shirt Waist and Dress
 Linen. fine quality. regular price
 15o, anniversary price soc yd 64-inch heavy brown Table Linen,
 the best made for wear, regu-
 lar 59c quality. anniversary
 price .... ...... ..... 4sc yd 20x40 extra heavy "Old Bleach
 Linen Towels. hemmed or hem
 stitched, always sold at 35e. an-
 niyersary price .. ... 23c each Extra heavy Turkish Towels, size 22x50. regular price 29c, anni-
 versary price .... .... 2fd each 21-inch linen finish Wasting, 10
 good patterns. regular price 15c. anniversary price ... ... lie l2-inch Hygienic Wash Cloth.
 knitted. not woven, regular
 price Sc. anniversary price % each Fine quality Handkerchief Linen,
 suitable for waists and suits, 36
 inches wide, regular price s1.
 anniversary price ... .. 7fc yd 36-inch Flemish Linen, medium
 weight, for waists and suits.
 regular price soc, anniversary
 price .... ... .. . 3oc yd Colored Dress Linens in III the de-
 sirable shades. checks. stripes
 and plain eolOrs. regular price
 5sc, anniversary price .... Isc yd 20x40 hemstitched Linen Towels.
 good weight. regular price ssc. anniversary price . ..... Isc WASH GOODS IN THE EASEMENT. Short lengths Of nice grades Wash Goods. most of them selling as
 high as soc yard. none below
 zse. from 2E yards to ( yards fn length. to close during the anniversary sale ..... f2kc yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
SHOE DEPAPRTMENT SECOND FLOOR.

A lot of the New oxblood,
 Butcher Cut Oxfords, medium
 heel. regular s3.50 shoes, an niversary price ... .... $2.95 Women's Patent Kid Lace Shoe,
 medium French heel. B, c. D,
 wide, our regular s3.00 shoe, anniversary price. .S1.05 n pair Misses and Children's Patent
 Leather and all kid, and 3
 strap Sandals, regular price
 SIPS, anniversary price -. soc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
DoMEsTICs in the Basement.

Crochet Bed Spreads. MarseiIles
 designs. full double bed size,
 value SIPS each, anniversary
 price ... .. . .S0c each Fringed Crochet Bedspreads. some
 with cut corners. double he'd
 size. regular si.39 quality.
 anniversary price Q. psc each Comforiables. fine silkolIne eov-
 cred. snowflake fitting, full
 large size. value sI.25 each,
 anniversary price .... o2c each Fleeeed Blankets. suitable for
 spring and summer wear. In
 gray or white. with fancy bor-
 ders. value si-Is a pair. anni-
 versary price .... ...s2c pair Unbleached Cototn Cloth. full
 yard wide. value 7c. asiversary
 price .... ..... .....5c yard Unbiesched Cotton Cloth. full
 wide. nice quality. round
 thread. good value for 1oc. an-
 niversary price .sAe yard White Cambric. suitable for un-
 deruear and skirts, extra fine
 quality. value I24e yard.
 anniversary price .....pc yard Cream DOmef Flannel. regular Sc
 quality. anniversary price 4lkc yd Heavy Ticking. s1 inches wide.
 fancy patterns. regular IzLc quality. anniversary price sAe yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
CARPET DEPARTMENT

Royal Wilton Rugs. 9x12, regular
 price s37.50, anniversary price
 S33.00 each Body Brussels Rugs. 9xl2. regu-
 lar price $27.50, anniversary
 price ............ S23.so each Wild's Linolium perfect goods,
 regular price soc, anniversary
 price ...... ..3Bc yaru Ingram Carpet, regular price 75c
 anniversary price ... .59c a yard Mattings, regular price BOG and
 35c, anniversary price .. 23c Sweepers made expressly for us,
 regular s2.50 quality. anniver-
 sary price. .... ..Sf.9S eacch
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
COLoRED DRESS GOODS.

An unusual offering in All Wool
 Batiste, cream mohair, navy blue, Sicilian, fancy mohair, black Sicilian and 54-inch Suit ings. regular 75c and $1.00 goods, take your pick at BOG yard The best value We have ever of- fered in Cream Mohair Sicilian, 50 inches wide, anniversary price ..... ..... ... .59c yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12

32-inch bordered Lawns, this sea-
 sons latest novelty, fast colors
 and good patterns, value 15c
 yard, anniversary price .121sc yd 36-inch wide Percales, new pat
 terms and designs, including the
 latest fad, borders, value 15c
 yard, anniversary price. .. lie yd Motor Cloth in all colors, regular
 price 17c, anniversary price l.... ...... .. 14c yd Fine Sateens on blue and black
 grounds, figured, striped and
 checked, regular price 15c, an-
 nlyersary price ...... 12hc yd New line Cotton Challies, all new
 designs, good fast colors, value
 7c, anniversary price ... 5c yd Similia Lace and Cotton Poplin in
 good desirable colors, regular
 price 25c. anniversary price 1Sc yd Light and Dark Calicoes, large as sortment of patterns, anniver-
 sary price =. Gc yd Amoskeag Dress Ginghams in the
 seasons best patterns and color.
 1ngs, value 15c, anniversary
 price :... ...... ..121ac yd Plain and Dotted Mulls in a good
 assortment of colors, washable
 and serviceable, regular price
 l9c and 25c, anniversary price
 ....... ...,.. ... -. 121sc yd Flowered Dotted Swiss and Lawns, newest patterns and designs,
 regular price 15c, anniversary
 price .... ....... .. 12 1ac A wool finish Batiste in stripes and checks, a good imitation of the
 real article, worth 15c yard,
 anniversary price. ... 121sc yd Drap de Linde, resembling Foul
 ard silk, striking patterns, reg
 ular price 25c, anniversary price
 ''..f. ...... 1Oc yd Good quality Dress Ginghams in
 good color checks, value 12hc,
 anniversary price .... .. .IOc Short ends of 15c and 19c Ging-
 hams, anniversary price 111sc yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS IN DINNER WARE. CUT GLASS AND SUMMER NEEDS.

112 Piece Dinner Set, American
 dinner ware, small pink floral
 decoration, gold lined. handles
 and knobs, anniversary price
 ..... ..... .......S S1o.88 1i2 Piece Dinner Set, in gold
 and Wnite .H1BtO0 s-Ineh Cut Glass Salad Bowl.
 pinwheel cutting . .. e2-sD Celery Trays. star cutting .eS.ps Jugs. star and pinvheel cutting
 . .. ~ ... .e3.p8 Refrigerator, the Jewett. charcoal
 filled. zinc food chamber. gall
 vanized ice compartment ...
 .. ... e4ys9 up to efp.e8 Lawn Mowers. The Moneyback.
 guaranteed ... .s2-os up to e7.o8 Wiekless Automatic Blue Flame
 oil Stove, burners .e3ISo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
MEMS HOSIERY.

A fine line of Fancy Hose, in tan, grays and blue grounds, good assortment of patterns, regular 121ac, anniversary sale price ..... ..... IOc paW Gauge Lisle Hose, in black and grays, all sizes, a splendid stocking for summer, regular
 25c, anniversary sale price
 .. .... ...... 16c pair Mems Fine Cotton and Lisle Hose, in black and fancies. all sizes, lar 39c, anniversary sale price
 ..... ........ .25c pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
EXTRA SPECIAL.

French voiles, in navy, tan and
 brown. regular SIPS yoile, an-
 niversary price ....... 06c yard Cream All Wool Serges. with black
 stripes and overplalds, also
 white and black checks and
 stripes, regular s1.50 goods,
 anniversary price .$1 yard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
Anniversary Sale for the Next
 Four Days.
Anniversary Sale for tue Next
 Four Days.
A Big Four Day Celebration Sale.
Our Fifth Year in the New Store Years of pr

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