‘U nonunion
MEN SKIRHIBHING AND THE RAlL'
ROAD‘ MANAGERS DETERMINED.
‘ ”'9“! 0! Pink-flora Detectives Injured.
t I‘m-r em... um and Coupling rin-
flyln. in “so!" than. Supplied
with Weapon.
Carnot). March Ill-JIM outlook in the
switehmeu's strike in more lotions than at
Iaytinurinre the trouble began. Cmpling
*- and poring stones were in the air
m. noun. began early in the mara-
lng."when‘theflnen who have humming
tram the Reading road hogan logo to work.
Theirllrsttarkwaatotakecareof aboutloo "
carrot (night that had been lettin the vicinv
ityof the Itoekyarda The men begauto
gatherasmouuthe can were etartednnd
inalittlewhile the coupling plasma! and
It" began to fall in shower: arolmd the
eanoltbeuew men. Alotofl’inkerton
deputies and Town of Lake policewoman
the can. but they were : utterly power-lea; to
ooutrol‘the crowd. While the bombardment
was going area Chicago and Eaatern lllinoia
locomotive «lame down‘thetrackJndwme
onethrewaomplingyun‘iatothemb of the
Burlington switch engine. It struck W. W.
the tiremau, in the eye. and knocked
him to the ground inaensible. ‘
His fall encouraged the strikers to redouble
the lxanbardmout,‘ and several Pinkerton men
and switchmen were badly uwd up before they
got through The injured fireman is laid to
be Irriouaiy hurt. Soon after u Burlington
freight pulling out of the Harrison- strut
yard downtown was attacked by a lot of
Canal street boodlums. Coupling pins, links
and paving stones were their weapom, and
with them they laid open a switchmau'a head,
knocked down two Pinkertona and drove the
rest of the “scabs” away. Wherever a switch-
,manora Piukertonrnanshowed his head all
along the limit began to rain scrap iron and
rocks. ‘ There were twelve of the hated depu-
tieetm a abort train that pulled out for the
stock yards about 10 o‘clock. The hoodlunls
ran in a dense throng by the ride of the truck,
throwing their favorite minutes all the time.
Bythetimetheyreachedthestoizk yardsoue
of tlmtwelyehadbeeuhiton the beadwith
a lump of hard coal and made inaensible, four
had been hit by ”flying coupling pins and
three had received slighter wounds from rocks
and billets.
Out at the stock yards switch engine 3“
was making up u train when the howling
mob ospied the smb crew who were at work
upon itanrlmadearush for them. One of
the swiwhmen smashed the fireman over the
head with the handy coupling pin, but the
engineer pulled the throttle open and got
away from the dangerous v'm'nity in time to
save himself. ‘ The fireman was sent to a
hospital by the Burlington cornpumy. The
Pinkerton; and town of Lake police made
several “label at the strikers along the
track, but they effected nothing except to
wall forth the jeers and curses of the people.
The “hired amino," 6 the deputies were
called, were dared to try to disperse the
crowd by force, but they had no stomach to
meet 300 or to” determined men armed with
coupling pins, and the mob had pretty much
its own way all day.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
awitchnlen who struck Thursday night ex—
pected to go back to work yesterday. but
they did not When they appeared for duty
the div’mion superintendent told them plainly
that the only terms on which they would be
taken back were unconditional surrender.
The men refused to accept any such term;
and were practically locked out.
Last night the switch engineer: wore re~
waiver: in their clothes and had others lying
handy in their cabs ready for use. Paul
Morton, general pasenger agent of the Bur-
lington, isthespokesman for that company.
Hamid: “We hare considered the poeaihility
of a swim of strikes with theintemionot
crinllingthe "Q,”and we decided that our
policy lay in the Iineot duty. Itisateat
queation, for I think it would decide whether
there would heany more great strikes. If we
give in, it means that we give upthomanage-
ulentoftheroadtothmmeu. Iteveryman
on the road except the general manager
agent struck we should still keep up the
tight. The strikers have become desperate,
anditwouklnotsurpriseusatallifwehada
repetition of the 900m at Western avenue.“
The Burlington managers claim they have
mgagadallthenewswimhmen theyueed to
takbthoplaoeofthestrikers and that they
mfaatgotting theroad into good running
audition. Nearly 300 can of stock were
brought in yrstenlay, halides many cars of
merchandise. Considerable work was also
daieinthelumherdiatrict. The rtatement
bodieiallymade no the Burlington com- "
puny bjuataadetermiuedaud harjustaslit
tlethought of backing down as ever. The
racentriotadouotappear to have t '
FAO'JPOR'Y
Toktorforaale.merl)araudlta
CHUICE BanlllmiilT
ON WOODWARD AWL. FOR SALE.
REQUIRE 01’
E. A. Woodyvard;
« 2 am
For Suit.
18A“. NURWALK. and Benedict Faun
1 bumble til-idem. In excellent (Ulldlllull.
Prue MING. and tonne eaar.
lire o! TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
Hal hate and Agate. to and 4? Waili-
legion St. South orwalk. Ct.
[lenses and Lots For Sale.
House Ind lot for ......................... s
. ............. .. . LOGO
Farm of 40 Armadillo“: and Barn , ... Lilli)
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Real Estate and Insurance armband ~l'.‘ “'flh
Illifloll 5L. South orwalk. (It.
For Sale.
Fm“ ‘t.'“~‘°".“°”""“l new '° ‘° ‘3“
acres. pacer "In , to .
There {arms meituatrd u healthy localitler. and
aremoatlywell improved aul have on them sub.
Itantial Ind comfortable dweltingr.
They are denieable for summer residences. or
permanent homer, and in tonaequrure of the
lettiemeut ofeatatee. m of them will be wold for
Iona than the coat of their Improvements.
Eu hire of Tal'LOltk GOLDEN.
ll blue and Insurance Agent». 45 and 47
Wuhlrgton SL. .50th waalk. Conn.
the Animals!
“Docttlhou rec youtcmrug pile of Arman“ ‘
Enid my uncle Toby.
“Yea." raid we. ..
“Lookat’e .lool; at \m. um! mega
Said he. " l’hv thtre‘u vumgh t’l supply our
army in Plenum. You mm‘l! nil c m, you
urwr'll ml 'nn," and he naps
But our hum amen: \\ uhm up.
"We‘ll hell them or div."
“You." raid my uncle Toby mildly. l mppow l‘ml
will sell them just lorplte rue.“ _
My undo Tully madc wry lit'llellllt: observations.
that Ill, nominal?! 7
Time it. The apricot:- grew beautifully it’rtt.
With lllihllhlt'ltt‘t‘tl emotion we unllollncud to our
uncle (March 7th) that the VIII: of Apruola urn-V no
morn. nothing now but a run! IIll‘I’ltHl’), gum- ml.)
COIIFIiIllleDll.
"“‘llut'snut t'tllli‘“l\t)l Nlitl' by Iiu' ltne‘t‘ of my
grout grandfather. Ilinn‘l twin-w ll " ..
"You mm mold. yuu and the Apnrots,
lilo;"llere one the hind rash "
"I am afraid." tr lied my uncle Tully. talking: the
pi from his mouth. "I am grant that it is mml.
m rd. clipped. countertvlt emu you two taken for
your Apricots. _
[You see. dear reader. that lllrnr was no limit to
my uncle Toby‘a lucredulity. ilkt’ the man who ile-
ulrd hie own ”lettuce and Ina reply mun wry
characteristic of him}
Apricots. 15 cases sold and a few
more to 89“. It is one of the great
opportunities of a lifetime. People
buy and buy again. A good tiling will
bear repealing. 2] fill. a quart runs
or 5 calls $.00 at
Dibble Hammock’s.
Um reply “Ill
riliil
For Sale.
COMMODIOL'S midrnce on lewood are.
containi all the modern ' r with
a ood re and rubleon the premluetl. for
an 2. also aetmllar honre‘on llariland Itreet. con-
taining the canal city oonrenlenm. En uire of
Alet a GOLD A .
Real Estate and Exchange Room. 45 and 4': Was -
inglou St.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
l ‘tawo family honec with all modern improve-
mm .
lhouse and lot in line location in Hart Norwalk
Also twenty tine building lute to be sold on easy
term- ‘
Stock farm, warm. in fine etate of cultivation
with all the stools. grain. etc. Price twill.
Two boom to rent. Poeeeeaiou 'nm immediate
Iy. mu J. S. RANDALL. t Norwalk.
TO THE f'l.).\l.\IISSIONER5 ‘ UP FAIRFIELD
COITN'I'Y. "
The undersigned hereby applies for a licenn' to
ecllvlgér‘iluoue and intoxicating Lumen.— Ale.
lager ~raml Cider, to be drunk on the premise-r,
and Rhine \l'ine only—w ureuant to the lawn of this
State now in force mint ug to the salt: oi interim-
ing liquors. at the building owned by myself. comer
of Connecticut Turnpike and Ferris Avenue. in the
town 0! Norwalk. in said Count .
Signed. JO 3' McGOVERN.
Dated at SorwaIk the ‘3“ day of March. 1355.
I hereby certify that the More application is en-
doned by five elector:- uml laxtulytrre us donned by
law of the town of Norwalk.
TIER-Ill" K. SELLEFK, Town l‘lvrk.
South Norwalk. March 21th. lost. in?! :lle
DRESS MAit‘luc‘
momma '10 run
311's. J. A. {Docker-
llae rr-snm-d Downtown: m than city, and on and
alter April 2. will clump}-
Roomu lrI rand Iii, llariluuth Block.
Wuplliugmn Sun-t .
In connection tlwrewilh ill“? will condor: a par
chasing .gm thereto her permnnl ecmitum
in New Turk mry wedueeda
Orders for Drumming or «True» mute: Late of 1m y
‘kindmu be left at her lace ot bnslnt'vi‘ur admirer-ml
to her. Box 2m. South . orwrlk
Lemmy Wanted.
"‘“nwcews,
3 Water 8L, Norwnlli,
7:! Malta St. 50 Sorwnlli.
Wednesday, March 28,
and Thursday, March 29,
We shall dirplay
Easter Millinery.
Fully lm Trimmed lluul and thumb». vary on» a
diffemlt noveltyjutbelatee: elylc. Thin dung-lay
willheuucqualrd in the number of different dc-
vimin Trimmed Milllurry, whlle the trimming-l
and workmanehi equalthe best.
In Silks, Rib he. Flowem and Fmthvrr. “r
hare an elegant assortment. All the popilinft‘llilll'“.
(toilette, Bum. Myrtle. Mahooany. I-llwlrlc. Mme,
KC. Ba lupin Ribbons. tlpcnlug Week. -
gains In ntrlmmed Hale and Bonnet» We have
ammuredthemvices of a First clue lilliner.
formerly with Jan. 0. Johnson A; (20.. New York,
for our South Norwalk Store. India; ordorin
the opening werl. can have llatu trimmt
freon met by her. Indies own material made up
$1.02.)” Téilnmiug leobone. Pressing fort.»
the “livers in the least-
‘l’o Supple" Bucket Shayla.
Onawa, March 3L—A government mean
urefor the suppremion of bucket ahopa in the
Dominion, introduced in the aenate yester-
day, will be passed without opposition in
both boom It wupreparedbyflon. J. J.
C.Ahbott, ex-eolicitoro! the Canadian Pa-
dflc railway, as the result of hundredsof
petitionslald before parliament. The mean-
ureiaapproved by the entire Canadian pres
ltprorideetbat anybody making any cou-
tractoragreemeutorwriting purporting to
heforthemleorpumhaeeotany-lohlhara
utteck,goods,wareaormerchandiu, in re-
Ipacttowhichtbedelivoryol thething aold
orpurchuedismadeorreceived,iaguiltyof
amiademeanor,aud liable to imprironment
foratarmnotoxceediugfiveyearaaudaflno
Abner m’a Grlat Head.
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The Metropolitan's Record For I887.
(lulu in number of outvslaudmg l'mlm nnrmg
1397, $8.015
Gain in Asreta during ISEZ. Sl.ml.063,fi‘l.
(lain in Premium Income durlug 1:57, thlh‘dtll‘l.
Gain in Interest Recripts drmnng till-)1. 536.6!)
out in Gm lutomedurinl: not. stem-mu
Number of Death Claime id in manner.
10! Will).
Number of Polleiea in Porto. Lento.
New Insurance written during lain, 391.21» 00.
Capital and Surplus for manly of ollcy‘holdere
over and above the reserve reqniml‘by law, it per
cent.) and all other liabilities. SLIM .953 10.
Amount paid by the Company to in» I‘olilry-
heldera for Claim. eta. alum organization, plus
present lnmted Amie. ammonium.
JOSEPH LETT'NIK. Agent.
in lull Illl l'lllll
——~~ coo ~
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
09 Au. ulxns.
‘9.
Large stuck or t'olulllns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sawing. l‘lalllliu'.
and 'I‘llrllilzr.
Lam!“ r Y-ml l’a'fu‘t‘t'll m Imp: guy! Mr: «3»
It: rl,'v :0
ill] at Ill! of Marshall 81mm.
South Norwalk, Conn.
DAVID STOW
FURNITURE
Wetiavr 1‘2“: rvr-t-mdtnr limp-t Illul fin»: ism-l;
.vyrr shown hs-Iur» u.’
(MK CHAMBER SUITS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
A l'lxl: ASTIt vs: as” l‘iIAMIll-Ilt . .
sill 515mm. m gill"
PAR LOR SUITS
From $30.00 I'pmmls. I
Iliuiug Itoom Tables,
Sideboards.
Lounges and ('mlrhc-s.
Iiuttznl Chairs, Fancy I‘Itlsll
t'Ilairs, Ilzit Burks. Ilmlk
i'usl-s, eta, rte.
AMENT.‘ I’Uii Till:
Halal, Bailey & [ll
0 wanton.
I
Caterer for wedding- ml Purim. loo Cream
constant! unhaudtorthe k .
bmealuiotnm and ma}: “3%?“ m"
to an. .NORWALKJIT.
ZSlate Roofing I
m-«om
. . We are prepared lotto um clusjoh o!
SLATING»
In mlm Harmon. man an o
rmuuorn smut“ 1" m
all cells per foot and null
Purtlua wiahing Slate rootln than all
beforewmracting ctwwhero.g Id c on or
A. BACK 5:. 00.
Water SL. foot of lIaVlIand South Norwalk.
[Till MUST UUIUIU UUUUUIE,
’Peat Muss SIIIUII Belling.
Pill lass Slant Bellini.
No More Scratches,
No Swollen LIIIITIS.
Clean,
Odorless
Stables.
___.__"' l
‘RaymondBro’s
Importers Agents.
Jacob M. Layton,
ilrul umw and Hon-«- Air. m.
‘ I. . . ,
(mum .lI Illsuralm 0A gem-y
Flh', Llfl‘ and Archivist.
”(will Smametnp Tirkl-te—l'ubin and Storage.
Drafts ['th nun A: and upwmlw and Money mill-re to
all party»! Europa
Sunny l’uhm .‘lt‘knnwlmlgt-mrulr'I'lilil-lz.
Railroad 'I'irlaotx [luggage ('Ilt‘f'kfll
. to Destination.
of. \l‘:l-i..r.;m:. 5f .
\fu's: dour In I'cv.~l-l.ltlil'l-,y
5 South N orwalk. Conn.
SEWER?!
I“. M . Pl ERG 1'}
DEALER IN .
. v V
hill“ 1'31? 1’1 1’3
. .\K D
’ l . v
(wlwrnl bower ((lllll‘ill’ml'
TPprc-t'tll'nlltlnthlit «innocuous with main rower
p1 m in this my on me moot thrombi.- ta‘rmn.
l'nnu s: ln:rml:r.u to connect withthr recently laid
Murry Infill-5 th WI“ and II tottu-ir advantage to
(rill on him 831 tf
I“. )1. P118 I{CE
Ito: ‘30. South Sorwallt. ft.
NEW DRUGS
A! the
Amount paid to Polity-h dare during not. 32,. .
01d Stand! I
W .ttiII IXGTOX ST. 3
We lum- now rem-trod a full mpplruf rww drugs.
ltII-l :mm- mppcrmm and trnll Today we an
hem-r {unmiml than em wuhnll that goal tnmake .
up :. tlr-t t ilth! ‘Irug'store and the .
‘ “Uni. of Ill“ {mm-.4 Itock from w lcb to have ‘Y
Pliillllllflll unllnllllli
at short noon.- and and m the mm: rkilllul man;
lll‘l. ‘
one. o. srrnnsou.
Ill-ll.
Thr til r-l
Standard Folding
Valium! ewtlwm :zl our “ammonia
BI'IT in tlw umrkt-t (or :lu- mum}:
87, 89, 91 in 31.
U I’ STARTS,
Sllll'l‘ll lflRWlLK.:
W
..~
uhllc can he at».
pm“ pa’il'.
only 36 colitis.
75 cents.
37450., 480. and 590
o
module the public.
STON STO
JUST ARRIVED
10 (102. Lisle Thread Gloves, worth 220,
5'0 (107.. 1111010 of those Unlaundered Shirts at
Roiuforcod back and front.
100 doz. more Damask Towels at 12.30., 150.,
250. The greatest bargain over offered in Towels.
25 pieces of Table Damask, the prices range at 250., 330.,
..
this (lot only 12%0.
12- dog. biilk Taffeta Gloves, in black and colors, worth 37:} 0.,
our lll’ICO for this lot 240. per pair.
1 lot of II envy Emil. Black Silk Taffeta Gloves, worth 500.,
490ts., worth
W 0 shall give away on Saturday 1000 Elegant Souvenirs to
all who nsm our store.
W0..sIlaII keep open Il‘l'iday until noon, 12 o’clock, to accom—
TIIII IIIISTIIN lll tolls lull. *
45 Main St., NorwaIk, Ct.
OptICIan,
AI H. 5. loans JEWELRY $1035,
333 .llnill so. So. Norwlllk.
Visual Ilupertwtiuus (Ut‘ll't‘lfll and
corrected.
Soft. mulling eye glam-s tllltl spec-
: tel-I95 to meet any requirl-lnrnt.
tilawrs prepared on scientific prin-
jclplos tomret any rorrmtuhle defect.
Optical “polls. Pellllltllfi, Ma. cou-
slulllly on hand.
The I‘ulllir ttl'f‘ respectfully invited
to cull.
('(ISSI'IJ'A'I'IOS IFIII'III.
.‘TI'IIN’I'IOS.
1
Sewing Machine tillppllus,
lmhmeatn. I‘artn, Smiles. Ba-lttl. etc . tarnished
(Alonoral Repairing of all kind: and maker of
Sewiu Iachincr. t‘. hi. Silltlllltlt.
823 lift 8L. be. Norwulk.
SPECIAL SALES.
GRAND OPENING OF EFPRING- DRY GOODS
i Page to order $51!); Suite to order for
glory Ity'wr: sun. at the Lowest mucus an.
*-
Down Again Sure:
The Place for Rich or Poor to do their Trading
in at the Market of
A. S. Durand
Cor. lain and tlavilaud 8te.. So. Norwalk.
Porterhome Steak, 20a: Loin Steak, the; Round
Steak. 140.; Pork Steak. 14a; Shoulder Stat. 100.;
Saueagtr, “0.; Sliced 18c; Whole “a;
lode of Ham.Sc-10c.; te Barf. 5 to 8; me
Roast Beef. trim Rout Beef. 120.; Mutton Chopa.
150.; Leg of Mutton. 140.; Best Corned Bee! in
Town. 6 lo 13:.
Ever-thing of the Best Quality.
Thatmu he had. it there isanyonewhowautato
live within their means call at m‘y Market and on
will find it to your advantage. loads dellrael to
anypart of thectty. no matter how email the pur-
Iattead tolhehglilners myrelfand will on
MERCHANT TAILOR.
l2 Railroad Place. - So. Norwalk.
new. Re—
pa ng and cleaning nicely done. no t!
r; n. NASH _. arena
Have For Sale a
HEATER,
Which lacks nothing inite conetrurt‘lou. either
in llnnblluy, economy. working or simplicity of
mullageumut They are of the II b! one lot the
rottage or the man-non. AIR) fore the
LljlknlNG IIA NGES
plain and with warming clmet, upper rile" and re
rcwuu. Also a fine
. ,chate.
SELF FEEDING sTovngfifimlmmsmemmn...
I a.
I’. r the parlor or (lining room. Cyluulrr alowe of I -
all rizre for small or large W. 3 A s DURAN“ Pm ”Blur
[Di-conned Dinner and Ten lieu.j - o I a
A large neck of iron, "one and porrela'm ware. 1.
all Varietlt'll or dieher. alwagood stock of plain B- RAYMOND.
and teary glassware. llangmg and table Lam i -
rarer, Decorated single cape and naucerr. aloot l Builder and contractor-
Perfection (looking Petr. {WI Pom. $158!";
Pane. alro Tot u Paper It It luo var lea yan , Work by the day 0' contract.
Ollie tool of Ilnvdand St. on Water. PA). Box Gli'.
am not obstruct the piper. _
We are agents for the Gate City Stone Filter.
‘TUESDAY APRIL 3d, AT 9 A. M.
We will oil-hr to the public BARHAINS t‘Xt‘t'r’tlIIILf anything in "I" PM"
strange. but we will demonstrate it by the ("limiting list: .-
LI 3
”Io-Morrow May be Too Late. , ”EN“ 2
W Lulileachvd Table llama-d; , ‘ 42 Ill. for l? ww- M mix-.1 rent! I" H“ ?
Takeau Endowment Policythat you may and in " ” “ 5t Ill for :l'. - .. r, .. .. ‘
old age. If {on live or If you die. it will he a help‘ .. W , . f, .. 5
toyeuriamty “Manhunt-y will Ire a young . "- ” ' 'N " .
laaaaaeadowmtouwmuobepa to him at " " 6-: M .. to r E
aoyurloflgeortohnfamllyat death. 5 ceataa -» ., .. , a. :7, ._ , 2.. l . .
d‘ “m dawn” policy ’0' 31.0“). Extra l'lm I'nhlmrnwl Tam» luxury-k, , o; >~ m .. - {u ~' ” i
" “ “ " to ‘~ to .. ‘ H. -' ' ! um“; guy Ex.
CONNECTlCUT GENERAI Extra Blvarlml Tum» llamauk ........... Ill ill ~- . (r, .. .. '
D
Life Insurance 60., 1'0on-
01' llAll’l'FOllD. An all Lint-u Tow-I 181.40 to: ill renta, worth I? coal»
8. B. L‘HOINBDIEU. Agent,_ An Ill Linen Illicit 1‘0er mat tor to cruise. worth 1: will».
M 90'1"! Nil'flk- An all Linea thm Tine Daumrk Towel is”: for in rerun. on???» l~ um: . ladle!" "
W”“””“ ' “W ‘ '” All linen Twirling for 5 (-rntu, wmlb ION-nut.
' Chrrkedl’JiJr' .tr. (h l r .. .. --
American Investment, Co, ° " '°' “ M“ , ..
mmmwm‘1n,. Window Drapery and Upholstery Geode *
t‘urtala Emma for 6 mil. worth to centn, f
.. .. .. u .. .. m .. ‘.
ifiz‘fv’sfiff‘ffixrxxzr ':::::: ':; :5‘3‘33 Rom mm» mm... worn: mm.
A. OI ll 1” It I. m N t tt H
, ~ I
(told Mg‘ $53, m m» I“ Elegant Ilfllm’t' in double fart-d plmhrl- for 120 and it‘. “no p: r not. =.. not Wltlt‘. i A
“We I wflmm in de- .
. mmlmmmddi$%‘fiw&gfi On Thursday between the hours of 2 and a P.
has lead- atut anally ruh for t
3'" are... Muir”... ofthe “1..., Upon examination of our good. we are confident
15"" .a a mum.- ..m age of the may goods we would like tomeutlon-
tor-Inna “momentum" ‘ 5
ark. 'f'hrlaaadal «uh (lo. the tuu l
ant-Ii late tryout lute leak Commie-loam
all W laaow data; m In um sun &
Inhabit! I he clued tor late - .
"‘“m u a onion . a .
that In. rat lat-nan e no r wua- J
mat, loath ltorwrlk. . ' alt ‘ 11 1'66
. - l
' ( "ill . ‘3
“out.” \t’h‘m- Ilandkerrtnetn for 5 null. worth Ill rt
Gents Colmd Border "Amman-him for b mute. w-l
luau-w all Linen lIomntm-lml Ila
We haw no nrtlmgml Willi muuufm-turore that we are enabled to give better and lower prices.
nominal"!
Boy-t llwyrl» "me for '5 rent». worth ll) (Phil. dim 72 to If).
Iad‘m‘ full mun lflltlt' "low for :25 rent». worth :3 come, .
lmlies' full regular made rolnml brilliant little for it}; truly, “unit A) route.
Ueulr‘ unbleached by hot-e for I? «write. worth :5. Mills. 1
Lulln' halhrlggnn ribbed .Irm'y Vl'l‘l for 8:}; nude, twrth til rump.
.- u u
“I”? " " "7 V0 "
1’. Mod. wright» for to cent». wortll K» route,
Handkeroliliot-
IITD.
till til «my
:2 for u» rental
in
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le
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. that quality Dm- Gingham for rum per ya
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mlkcn'hlrfu for IE] route, lmrlh it) rent».
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rind rlmhm for m; (min
lwotth a crate per yard.
large rtork of Crintlrd and Plat! man! at I I prim
This furl may seem
Dron- Goad.
_ Alt wool Trkm. double mum. tor til; min. told elemlmr tor ti) cent!
. " lbceola Chet-kl, for :‘l route. worth 66 crate.
" Falttletd “ .‘l‘. w “
, tlahlt Clothe, fill in. for w t'rutr. worth am.
All Bilk Howell PIIITt. lull la in. out“ tor “route.
We would call attention toour lint- of Centaur. which in QIIIM - and color cannot be
clot-Hal. at gm per yard. Moo to lwt‘ line of New (looti- uh... Pam. which we
no“ nelllntl for 49 rue: per yard. Tum mode animate the pi. ml swirl: (ling-
hamr. halt wool and mutated to wash. hlylre new that «that».
In all marl: good. we muem mutation
Extra quality heavy black rilk lot It“. worth rm
no you «member our January Juicy rate or llamlmtgh .'
This. lot new anything More wild.
. Extra wide llamhnrgh lining for :1 cents. worth 3; nun per yam
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. A Holland Shale. all colon. with opting fixture for tori-Mr. worth m min.
(at gimme at 2 ceuta per yard.
t is beyond expectation. This in but a. mall percent-
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South Kuwait, Com
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