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This Special Under-Minlin
Selling is one of the most im
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from Gafland Bros, of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., go on sale Thursday at about the cost of making
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Muslin Undergarments made by Galland Bros., of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., have a country-wide reputation for their
excellence. Not alone are they always in the newest and best styles, but they are made of the finest materials also.
The laces, embroideries and insertions used for the trimmings always have that distinctive daintiness which is lacking
in those used on the garments of other makers and selling at the same, if not higher prices. In short, Galland Un-der-Muslins
invariably prove themselves superior in all the numerous details of style, trimmings and making that
women deem so important. This great quantity of Under-Muslins from these famous makers came to us in the way
of an unexpected opportunity.
Galland Bros, found themselves a short time back with a large amount of cancelled orders In their stock
rooms. These were orders, which on account of a great volume of business, they had been unable to deliv
er on time hence the cancellations. A representative of Galland Bros, came to New Haven and offered
us the immense lot at a sacrifice in price that was simply irresistable. As a result of this purchase we state
an actual truth when we say, that garments of a similar character and equal goodness have never been off
ered at a special sale of Under-Muslins in New Haven before. They are being arranged on the tables and
counters of the Cast Store now, while you read, and will be ready for you at 8.30 Thursday morning.
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Lily Brand Underwear is made in the
Galland Bros.' factory which is a model es
tablishment, having clean, airy, well-lighted
work rooms.
Lily Brand Under-Muslins
At 29c.
The usual 39c quality.
Drawers of good muslin
or cambric trmmed with
wide tucked flounce, neatly
edged with embroideries or
lace. Sale Price, 29c.
Chemise with full skirts
tastefully edired with neat
cambric ruffles, good mus
lin is the material usod in
these garments. At 29c.
Corset Covers in an assort
ment of many pretty styles;
made of sheer nainsook or
long cloth, trimmings of
laces, embroideries and in
sertions. Sale Price, 29c.
Short Skirts of good cam
bric; flounce of 4 inch lawn
with cluster of pin tucks
and pretty hemstitching.
Remarkable value at 29c.
Lily Brand Under-Muslins
At 39c.
Grades well worth 50c.
Gowns of good material
with tucked yokes; others
in kimono styles of good
muslin with tiny cambric
ruffles and full sleeves.
Drawers. 10 styles of
cambric, muslin and nain
sook; extra full flounce,
pretty lace or embroidery
ruffles, also plain effects
with tucked flounces.
Corset Covers in a variety
of 12 styles of shser nain
sook; yokes of lace or em
broidery insertions in front
and back; some French
style.
Chemise of good quality
muslin in 2 distinctive
styles; tucked fronts with
embroidered bands and
pretty lace edges. Selling
at 39c.
Lily Brand Under-Muslins
At 49c.
All well worth 59c.
Corset Covers In a dozen
pretty designs; yokes of
Torchon, Clunv, Honiton
or German Val.; matched
laces on neck and arm
siz3.
Skirts in walking length
of good cambric; 18 inch
flounce, cluster of tiny
tucks; under drop and dust
ruffle.
Gowns in a choosing of
10 excellent styles of good
muslin, V shaped or high
necks; trimmings of em
broidery and tucks.
Drawers in half-a-dozen
styles of cambric, muslin
or nainsook; lace, embroi
dery and insertion trim
mings. A very worthy val
ue at 49c.
Lily Brand Under-Muslins
At 59c
Values as high as 98c.
Drawers of fine muslin
or cambric with extra full
flounces trimmed with
pretty embroideries and
dainty lace edges.
Chemise in skirt style of
sheer cambric or nainsook;
yokes of allover embroi
deries; 4 in. flounces with
tucks and hems.
Corset Covers of softest
nainsook, pretty yokes of
eyelet, English embroideri
es, some of lace; backs
neatly tucked.
Gowns. 15 styles of 'em,
mad of fine cambric,
daintily finished, beautiful
embroideries, laces, Read
ing and ribbons.
The Infants' Wear Section is one of the
verv interesting parts of the store. Fer
the "White
assortment
little ones.
Pair" it is
of dainty
featuring a
dresses fer
rare
the
69c
Lily Brand Under-Muslins,
worth up to 89c, selling at
Gowns in 6 styles; excellent quality
cambric, yokes of tucks and hemstitch
ing; bands of embroidery on neck and
sleeves.
Petticoats cut walking length, made
of good cambric with extra wide double
flounces, tucks and insertions, some
have lace flounces.
79c
Lily Brand Under-Muslins
worth $1.00, selling at
Petticoats of fine cambric with extra
full flounces, rows of lace insertions
and tucks; handsome embroidery trim
mings. Great value.
Gwns. A number of styles with
low or high necks, trimmed in a variety
of ways with very pretty laces and
embroideries.
Chemise in skirt length, made of fine
cambric with V shaped necks of em
broideries; lace trimmings; skirts have
tucked flounces.
Lily Brand Under-Muslins, QQr
worth $1.2 5, selling at OuL
Petticoats of finest cambric with 14
inch flounces, finished with rows of
tucking and lace insertions or French
embroideries.
Gowns in many of the very prettiest
styles, all good materials; all styles of
yokes, trimmings of beautiful laces and
embroideries.
Drawers, Corset Covers and Chemise,
all in the very newest and best styles
cf the very finest materials and hand
some trimmings.
98c
Lily Brand Under-Muslins,
worth $1.39, selling at
Petticoats in a choosing of 10 styles,
all of fine quality cambric with 10 inch
flounces of handsome embroideries or
lace insertions,
Chemise of soft long cloth finished
with dainty embroideries, beading and
embroidery edges; deep flounces on
skirt.
Gowns In a selection of at least 15
styles, trimmed in many pretty and at
tractive ways with laces, embroideries
and tucks.
$1 .29
Lily Brand Under-Muslins,
worth $1.59, at
Gowns in a dozen or more good
styles, all made of the sheerest nain-;
sook with the daintiest of lace, embroil
dery and insertion trimmings.
Petticoats all in walking length, most
elaborately trimmed with the finest
embroideries and handsome, rich laces.
Sale Price, $1.29.
White Goods, Linens, Cotton Cloths and Bedding Furnish the Other Great "White Fair" Attractions.
11c Pillow Cases, 8
Pillow Cases, 42x36 inches; of
soft finish bleached cotton; 11c
value. At 8ic
16c Pillow Cases, 12c.
45x36 in. Pillow Cases of head
ends of fine bleached cloths; 16c
value. At 12c.
Bleached Cotton, 10c.
42 in. bleached, linen fin
ish cotton, extra heavy
quality 13c value.
60c Bleached Sheets, 47c.
Bleached Sheets; size 81x90; lin
en finish cotton; center seam 60c
value. At 47c.
70c Bleached Sheets, 59c.
Seamless Sheets, size 81x90; firm
quality cotton; 2J yds. wide 70c
value. At 59c.
Bleached Cotton, 14c.
Heavy quality Pillow
Cace Cotton; 45 in. wide.
Regular 19c value.
Unbleached CoUon, 21c.
Fine quality 9-4 Unbleach
ed Cotton for sheets; regu
lar 26c value. At 21c.
75c Unbleached Sheets, 59c.
Unbleached Sheets, size 81x90.
made of heavy cotton, 2i yds;
wido 75c valu?. At 59c.
22c Pillow Tubin?, 16c.
Pillow Tubing, 45 i i. wide, best
made; 3 to 10 yard lengths; 22c
value. At 16c a yd
8c Bleached CoUon, 6c.
Good, durable Bleached
Cotton; 36 in. wide; regular
8c value. At 6c yd.
Bleached Sheets,
Size 72x90, -Jir r
50c value. 3 C Co,
Bleached Cambric,
36 in. wide. QUr A
Uhc value, at C yU
, Bed Spreads,
Marseilles Patterns, OCr
Regular $1.19 value, at O
11c White Lawns, 7c yd.
Very fine White Lawns, 40 in.
wide; 11c value. At 7Jc yd.
12V India Linons, 8c.
Some very fine India Linons,
worth 12ic. Selling at 84c yd.
22c India Linons, 1 6c yard.
A large quantity of high grade
India Linons; 22c value. At 16c yd.
19c Dotted Swisses, 1 1 Jc.
Pretty Dotted Swisses with mer
cerized dots; real 19c value. At
llic a yd.
Long Cloth, 12 yards $1.20.
A case of fine Chamois Long
Cloth, 36 in. wide; 12 yards, $1.20.
45c Imported Swisses, 29c yd.
Beautiful Imported Embroidered
Swisses in checks and plaids; real
45c value. At 29c yd.
$1.25 Table Cloths, 98c.
Full bleached, heavy mer
cerized cloths in assorted
patterns. $1.25 value.
65c Linen, Damask, 48c.
Heavv quality, pure linen
Table Damask; full 63 in.
wide. At 48c a yd.
55c Linen Damask, 39c.
Imported, Mercerized
Table Damask, 62 in. wide;
Belect patterns. At 39c yd.
12c Tray Cloths, 7c
Bleached Union Linen
Trav Cloths; 12Jc value.
At 7c. . .
Mercerized Batiste,
40 in. wide. 4 r XIA
25c value, at I
White Lawns,
Japanese Linen Pieces,
Checks and Plaids. 4 AA size 1818 rfiQr oacU
Regular 1 9c value. I H-C yil Worth 95c, at O VKj tSClU I
UTTERS IN COURT
!j Benavito Sent to Jail for Oar-
rying Concealed Weap-
ons Other Doings.
j. fiebastlno Bonnvlto was found guilty
cf carrying concealed weapons In the
1 common pious court yesterday aftor
) noon by a jury and was sentenced to
! 15 days In the Whalloy avenue Jail for
i the offense. The cnae had been up
i pealed from the city court,
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Civil Superior Court,
The testimony was all In yesterday
afternoon before the civil superior
court adjourned for the day in the putt
of Leibovitz vs. the Conn. Co. et al.
The plaintiff claims damages because,
as she claimed, eho fell from a car of
the, defendant on Congress avenue
near Cedar street last August and hurt
her head. The judge's charge and the
yerdlet by. tho jury .will come today.
liretlmurr Settles.
Tho suit of G. Henry Brethauer, eon
of Frederick Brethauer, and receiving
teller nt the National' Tradesmen's
bank, has been settled against the New
Haven road for a substantial sum. Mo
bad brought suit against tho road for
$ri,0Ofl In consequence of Injuries he jius.
tallied when he was on a special train
of the Grays returning from Water
bury, March 2, 11106.
Judge
Spriuil Settles, Too.
Heed in the civil side 0f the
sifperlor court, was notified yesterday
morning that a settlement, had been
reached In Me suit of lAndrew Sproul
against thi Ford & Johnston company,
which has been on trial there for sev
eral days, terms of the settlement
could not be learned and the suit Is
withdrawn. Tho suit wan for $10,nno
damages. The plaintiff had his hand
cut off on a saw while working for the
defendants.
Motion Periled.
Judge Keod of the superior court
denied the motion of Judge A. McL.
'Mntliewson (if the city court to quash
the mandamus proceedings brought
ugulust him by, James , JtloGunu, The
ex-senator had sold the residence of
Jamefl R. Holderman, which was then
at KM Howard avenue ,and through his
attorney, John K Wynne, had sued the
former owner in the city court for his
commission of $200 for selling It.
Probate News,
On the estato of the late John C.
Cronan, who was nt the head of the
plumbing and contracting firm of the
J. C. Cronan Co., at 6 Church street,
affairs have been very successfully
cleaned up by the administratrix. The
estate was Inventoried at $30,(173, and
was afterward declared t Insolvent. By
a successful manipulation of the af
fairs all the clalin have been paid off
and the estate has netted $12,9i!l'.4n.
estate of Herman ft. Kugel, the furni
ture dealer of No, 10S Oak street, The
assets are given as $4,Ofi0.7l!, divided as
follows: Stock, etc., JI,55S.40; outstand
ing accounts, $2,502.32. Liabilities are
J10.2S4.72.
TELEGRAPHIC BRlEFS
Judge Studley In the probate court
yesterday appointed It. M. Kochers.
perger, vice-president and A. R. May,
a. director and treasurer of tho New
Haven road, distributers of the estate
of Edwin L. Su'meras, former freight
traffic manager of the company who
lived In Cold Spring street, this city
before his death last February.
1nkewood, N. .1., May fi. Mrs. Grnver
Cleveland reports that Mr. Cleveland ft
condition 'continues to Improve, and
that he spent a restful nlht.
Iternnrdsvllle, N. ,1., May . Somerset
Inn, a well-known summer resort, two
miles and a halt north of this place,
j was burned early to-day. Three bulld
j Ings, the hotel, the servants' quarter.,
I und the laundry were consumed.
I, Una, Hay H. rue riereat or Durand.
the revolutionary leaor. at Carro do
I'M seo. and bis subsequent flight, hnve
been confirmed. This means that the
revolutionary movement, such ns It was,
has colla psed. 1
N'nw York. Mav 0. Oenprnl IMnn
Ouerra, commandor-ln-chleC of the
Morris H. Alderman, Frederick H.
Brown and Edward J. Hegel have been
opoplntecL arac.ra of. tho bankrupt
iwucrra, emu inn no(;r-m-cii if r or (lie
j Cuban army, was a passenger en tin
I Ward line steamship Havana, which nr
I rived from Havana to-day. He will
I visit West 1'olnt and afterward go to
(Cnul. It. r.-n,
Albany. May 6. Governor Hughes
to-riny signed the bills providing for
special commlBslnnB to Investigate re
upertllvely the. conditions oC alien Im
migration Into this state, and the ad
ministration of Justice In courts of In
ferior jurisdiction In the first-class
clt lea u New l'urk, Buffalo and Roclwg
.ter. - , ,
DOINGS IN REALTY
Papers Filed Yesterday in the
Office of the Town
Clerk.
The following papers were filed In
thu town clerk's olflce ycoterd'iy:
Warranty Deeds.
, George II. Scranton to G. Ij. Whar
ton, land Sherman avenue, 50 feat.
Francis A. Ailing to Meyer Greb
nlk, land Truman street, 40 feet.
F, A. Ailing to Relnhold Hllse,
land Truman street, 35 feet.
E. A. Morris, et al, to Alfr.'d E.
Lnty, et ux., land Morris street, 100
feet,
Frank J. Fogarty, et al, to A. W.
Wright, lCverlt street, B0 feet.
Quit Claims.
Ernestine Ross, adm., to Julius Led
eres, et ux., land Edgewood avenue,
23 feet.
MnrlftaRO Deeds.
M. Grebnlk to E. C. Armstrong,
laad,. Jjuniaa street, .10. .wee.tj. i3 BO,
W. J. Reld to AVIUIam Clffallan,
land Read street, 87 feet; $2,300.
F.xcculor's DcodH.
W, T. Hadloy, ex., to John 13. Lan
blade, land Mansflold street, E0 feet.
Ell Whitney, ot al to A. S, Me
Wllliams, land Huntington street, 75
feet.
Permits Issued.
Owner, I'ltkln estate; description
and location, brick alterations to build
ing on I'ltkln street.
Owner, J. T. Urauer; description
and locution, brick addition to fac
tory on Commerce street, near Fac
tory, Owner, Dr, W. N. Wlnne; descrip
tion and location, frame addition to
dwelling on Wholloy avenue.
Owner, Charles T. Coyle; descrip
tion and location, frame dwelling on
Cannnr street.
Owner, C. T. Coyle; description and
location, one family house on Everitt
street.
Owner, G. D. Miller; brick addition
to building at 1003 Chapel street.
members of tho society are expectln
in the near future to build a neWI
church, in front of tho present edlflc
on the green. This addition, as It might
be. called, will be. used for the chureff!
services, whllo tho building now used'
for tho Sunday school and similar mir
pOHCH.
Columbus, May . Troop B, from Co
lumbus, of tho Ohio National guard,
left to-day on a spenlal train over the
Norfolk and Western road for Ports
mouth, where they will ho transferred
to Ulploy,-and.. will then go to the to-
liacco district. .
C'Ht KCH TO lU ILT).
Trustees of the West Haven C'ongre
eatloaal church and tho influential
SOME
STOMACHS
Are hurt by Coffee.
POSTUM
Can bo assimilated by
the weakest ntomach.
"There's a Reason."