mud w. man ouaaran. muo-
.1 NATIONAL man. now 22..
lfio'fitgltholaoss-lotollolonnd
;io nomads-ambush”
‘érusahI—commouorybynor.n.l.u
Uses-s. .
‘(onss-sssonamn casual-lbw
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mitpths ofthomo-
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23. 5!. 1M. and
, (“6.21.21 20).!!an their hearts were
stirred up (vs. 91.”).and they broughtin
such'abundanco that there was soon
dotfwsuthework,sudteomuch,sothst
unto the
peoplehsdtohorootroined from bring-
tnxvl. +7). There was no enter- letter
t or fair or moved concert by which
tardisotho money or bring in thomatarlsl;
it wasall a willing altering unto the Lord.»
23. “And theycame. both monand women.”
Thank God for the women, willing hand,
wise hesrted.and with hearts stirred up (vs
25. My who are found everywhere minis-
tering unto Him, not only in Dams societies
and in district visiting. in prayer meetings
and as Bible readers. but as actual mission-
aricoat homesnd abroad. In the China Island
mission alone. out of Its 293 missionaries at
the beginning of this your. 55 were married
women and (illunmarricd Women. Surely Pl.
lxviii, n is being menu “The Lordgireth
the word; thewomen that publish the tidings
areogreat best.” all V.) [in who permit»
ted many women to follow Him and minister
unto Him. who hindered not the women of
Samaria from running to tell the glad
tidings. who commi-ionod s woman to bear
hint. raurrection Ins-ago from Himself.
has nowhere that i can and forbidden women
dther to minister unto Him. or to lovingly
tuity of Him either in pnvato or in public.
“Bray man an altering of gold unto the
lad.“ .Thdrhurtsmllsthavebeeu wonderl-
fully stirred when every man brought on
of gold. it is seldom that such
metal its way into an odering unto tho
lard in these days; pennies or nickels are
apt to predominate. perhnpoa fair sprinkling
_ of dim with a few larger silver pieces. but
thogaldh not abundant. There urethane
who-sheortsaro really set upon the lord's
wfinnndwhogivothoirbestand give
abundantiybotb as to timeandmoney. but
why are not more hearts thin stirred!
‘fif. Ifonehndnot gold.there was silver
and brass and wood needed, and , if brass or
woodwssslithatsperoonwssahlo tohring
itwasesncceptablossgold, “forlfthoro be
first a willing mind, it is accepted
forthoboardsofthotsbwaaolo sndthopli-
hnoftheveihalootbohoohaad chaplters
andilllots for tho piiian;out of tho hrs-
wasmsdothesockehofthe oourt,tho scekp
ouofthecaungamthesoeketsofthodoor,
ondallthopinsofthe tabernacle andcourt,:
alsothegroteofthobrneu altar andollito'
roads, and th‘ecovaring of thoaltar
M274“). Thewood wasusedfor tho
pillarssndhoudsandharsand also fortho
frameworkofthetwo altars.tho‘hblo.aud
thasrk. Thegoldwosusedtomakotholid
aadtho-erownnpouhlsferehead.
25.”. “Thowomeu did spin with their
handsf'andfor thhalaothoyhadtobo
wisohsartedandstirredup. Thoon-k was
forthohousooftholard.andthoymust
hrs wrought seaiousiy and cheerfully. It
illustgraud tolet l-lim havoour handsto
work with themaadour feettornnfor
Bim,and tosayin all thingsflhhsm. I, do
thlslorThoo.” Whenoureymdoiimb'o-
holdmsgloryaudouresrsto ,
mwthatwohavoeyoonmleuroilfu',
Mahatmthenshallwokmw the'loy
WEN-moo
, If. The onyx and other prsclousstouos
weroforthe shoulder-toms and breast phto
oftholligb Pris-vsdruaon whichwereen-
gamut. nous of the twelve tribes; on
lineman-stones aooonling to birth. and
autho‘hreost pinto according to tho tribes
(xxvlii. 10.21). Thoytcllusoftho
Oardsnoffiiouinthepnstiuen. ti. 12:21
mm. and thoNew Jerusalem oftho
future (Bonsai. ”.20). hesidm many prov
clam lemons coacsraing ourlad’spsunt
workouourhohsif. ~
I}. Afullaccountof tho holy
unmidswootioesnso.whlehwascoiu
of thesespiao, and thoilhofwhichno
onswutomskoforhioowu nso upon pain
ddqthhfmndium.“
,”Breryxuausmiwomsa whose hart
oft-he
‘ Lord! iva 5. 31.‘
they brought it willingly;
%
flattering Words of tho Writ“.
lit-elm“;
Ulcutu‘llilt ,
ileum now goes slams warding
mmhomw-rmt-MW ‘
manuuwwu hers-eds”
snoottingthofsshioo ofwesring as much
Jewelrysspodhla .
Queen VM hauled throng‘ h Eu
withsomuchluggsgothatittoohnnimm
tramforltfromthetninto theixntst
Flushing.
In. D. L. King, the wife of David Lola's
taking. and emu-ck» at law at
Akron. 0.. h anneal the few den-malaria of
Ifihgtnn‘l only sister. she bol
Dotty Washington's great gramldsngblor. ng
Nile. H. mm; of Paris. whole
at present lnBan Francisco. issilneal do
W of Hernando Cortes. the lemon
conqueror“ lesion. She is about 23 years
mm and small of staturo.with jot
. hair and regular feature:
A hasten woman fifteen years ago touched
her tongue to some lye and herbal the upper
side of it. Since that time she has been
troubled with nimrs. and muntly it became
. necouary far the phyuir-ians to out hertougus
out. The operation was successfully per-
formed. and two weeks later she was ablo to
talk and make herself easily umic-rsleosl.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox writes a great deal of
her poetry while sitting in a rocking chair
withapadofpoper in her-lap. Very
too. her black cat [torches itself on the bark
of the chair and gazes gravely down at its
mlstren while her work is progressing.
Two nights be! are Queen Victoria left Flor
once a deputation: of Florentine: called upon
her and presented nor with an album cou-
taiulng photographs of the city and its points
unfl- otinlerut. The queen telegrapiwd to ling-'
land to have a ”such of thanks prepared
whichshowlll deliver cxfemluomnvousiy by
Hrs. Ernestine Bcbnflnor, of New York,
spends the greater part of her tum,- and
monoyin behalf of prisoiu-rs Wimm do,» he-
lloves are wrongfully accused She nuts tho
polieocourtsmnrl where she swan man or
woman who her judgmnt tells her in the
Victim of circumstantial evidence oln- fur-
nishes bail. and at her own expenaw m't'urcs
the whims of a lawyer. 80 for Mrs. lie-bull.
uer‘s intuitions seesaw be correct, and aha
has always won the cases of her pron-go‘s,
m haamvor ion a dollar by going their
Prince Bismarck‘s wife is said toboa typical
“hansfrnu,” with never «thought shove petty
donmticdehiia Themwn prinoo‘owifois
oltbo some nature. latheireyesit is little
thortof infamous fer the emprem to road
philosophy, advocate the higher education of
women. and take unintelligent inter-t in
the adults of the empire andof the world.
Yet her breadth of intellect and force of
character have never [Invented the erupt-em
from beings model wile and umodel mother.
IlinEiissbeth Strong. of Ban Francisco.
's the Ross Benhour of American [Motors
At presentshe bun studio in Paris. in the
sixth otory of a house in the Rue des8aints-
Pores. near the Seine. lt wasonoooecupiod
by Paul Delarocbo, and although a delight-
ful place. after you haroonco scaled its dizzy
heights, is not particularly adapted to the
wants of on animal painter. Miss Strong
doesmtofherpaiuting in theopensir is
the lovely country around Paris She will
:ud two palntingoto the next salon. both of
0“
Miss Ella llumeliwfltm from St Peters-
burg to]. E... of TheWra-hl. loudest,
count all of her iriumphssnd magnificent
presenta—diaumnds, flowers coo bouquets).
it seems sbosnng from November till March
in Warsaw law-live times. in ten different
operas, and reached a diamond b
diamondring.and album. and—asoild silver
and mid too service for twelve personal 0a
was.» asymmemade berdehut in
St. Petersburg in “Traviats' with Mssinl.
She has sincesungten timcs,andwss the
lssttimopreseotedwitha bamboo formed
oftearooobuds. intheceuter ofwhichthero
was suspended a small bins velvet box now
tsining another rmo, but composed ofdia—
moods.
Mistakes of Nowspnper Artists.
Recently a New York paper. in illustrating
a Washington article. printed a cut of Gen.
Weaver which represented the lawn Green-
backorwithafullbourd Anyoneno-
m v‘z‘ith Gen. Weaver would hallo had
ty renewal? tbopicturo. t is a
longtime since Geo. cover were whiskers;
howearsnow onlya heavymustacho. The
newspaper made amistuke in illustrating the
article of today with a picture of ten yuan
ago. This mistake not infrequently occurs.
Theroare many western papers which still
insht upon representing Booster Will, of
Texas, with a full growth of whim-ken,
whore-s that ioquscious statesman shaves
hh loco perfectly clean every morning. and
has done so for man years.
ofArkameais
A ”It's Peculiar lama.
Ahermitwhodiod st Planing. it. 1.. a
few dayom had a peeuliaro‘d‘rnaaia llo
' poppies were 3 coll-cud
mower-rm m1:
wss y
poophdthomwkofarslshsdhim with
WeWogand fuelmghtokoop‘
comfortable. In “logo for his pain
bin. Howoulduovoraocoptanythlngwith-
outpsylngln pohhlm. - that ho wss
fsbaiomiyriehullewon
i
Menard-MRI“.
DowninltorthCoroliassyooogfolhwot
gaunywoscouvlotodofhorssstssiing.
hsdhosnootoohsil while the ash was
minmsdotths-siofit toot
fwllaldgh. presented msslf to
authorities. and when the shsrilf of
Myounwoumum .
O
us
getting ow
nbg’thom with her wagon sheet.
there, in bar improvised cabin. with no
tectiou but God’s watchful can. also
with her three little em. And while she
sleptthemsn lulltsbotter cabluthau has.
audio the looming canto withotosmsnd
l
A
a. S.
walkodofter himsadplsntadthogrouadss
heplowed. Again he left. deolarl ho
“wouidoomehack auigethoroutaf t."
d
5.
p01. and mm from the mount
and built a fence around the plowed
his word. her pcrocontor cams
ingwith‘hlmsmobofmeuofhls
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woman and her babes. Bho.wlth all
dignity of a major of an army. omn-
gli
with atonement; evidently she was not the
kind of woman they had been in the habit of
dealing with. Theysaw in her facesn as-
nrsuooin thojmiceofher masothatcould
not be shaken-on spirit that avoid not be
broken—a resolution at steadfast as the
mountains of her éheoen home. And they
left and troubled her no more. And there.
by unqwskablo labor, in the seclusion of her
home ‘for which she fought so bravely, she
holds her land and supports herllttla fam-
ily.~—Emma Haddock in Woman.
“.4. H.
Despair of an Antiquarian.
On West Fifty-mind street there li‘eo, or
did livu until last April. a gentleman noted
for his ram collection of books and Egyptian
sniiquitim Among the relics highly prized
was a mumli hand from Sakkarah. sup
posed to be thoth of an Egyptian princes,
who lived during the reign of Thotmes I",
in the year Hill B. C. On one of the shrunken
fingers there was a Samba-us ring engraved
with hieroglyphics and attesting the rank of
the wearer. This hand and ring were of
priceless value. Of rare books there Were
many. It Guttonbnrg Bible, a Maximo
catechism worth its weight in gold and on
Egptinn papyrus were among the treasures
that the owner prised almost air-he «lid his
life.
Early in the fall of 1857 be neat to Eu»
rope, and in order that no miloglouo
thieves might break in and steal. be put bit
house in charge of a family. receiving a nom-
inal rent for the occupancy of the premises.
Becamehomein April. llo wenttobishouse.
lie found that the young ladies of the fam-
ily had turned his Guttenhurg Bible into a “0"“
scrap book. The louver—the precious, prim
less leaves—were all posted over with
of the period and inventories. ills Egyptian
papyrus was doing aorvlre as nearer for a
ttovepipe bole. lllu Mexican cola-chin“ had
disappeared altogether. But the mummy
bond—horror of horror»! it had hem given
to thochildren as s play-thing. in thdr in-
nocence and ignoranm they harleutoif the
finger containing the rare ring. and, as one
of the youngsters mule-nod, he had sold it to
a rlgtnsn for 10 cents and a stick of candy.
The antiquarian tore hia hair and lied from
the house. Today he is a desperate, despair-
ing man. He becomes frantic if Fifty-sec
and street is mentimwd within his hearing.—
New York World.
Work on the Nicaragua. Canal.
'l‘howorkouthoNicorogus canal will be
boguninseptemberef thisyoar.andwillho
finislsed in um A careful calculation of the
cost of the enterprise puts the amount at
'50,“,000, and the company is bonded for
execution. Fortunately. the men who are
in the work are able by thenuoivrs to llnd all
themoney noodod,sndwo will not have to
ask anybody for anything. The Nicaragua
routeistho only practical one. No matter
how much money the French may raise—and
they have already spent MAIN)» and will
have tospend the some snwuot more—they
have not got the natural road between} the
two oceans—and we have got it. Our renal
can bcbuilt for 83),“,(0); theirs will cost
eight tlmssas mueh. Ourroute has a natural
lokowiti. thoumnds of foot of water at the
topaf thedlfldo; thoyhavo nothing of the
sort. Wocsunisethomouoy sadthoyosn»
not. Besidm this, it stands to reason that
the ,United States will not lot any foreign
powercontrolthscsnsiwhonitis built,aud
that is a factor which you must consider.
Dapite the tremendous oxpmditure of
money at Panama, we in (hutrsl Anuwica
have no faith in the anal there. lie Leo—
sops out through Suez. but that feat had been
am'rmiplished twice before. The Suez tonal
had twice been warned. Panama, however.
is new ground. and practimi engineers do
uothoilovoia his work or his millions.
The Tohsuntapoo ship railroad
(Bath’s schermi, now by Col.
Andrews, is met with m Inability. As
well known German town, when theyro—
type to help him. as against this one S
I. s. at. noon. .
m I“. J ' . A ,
m. olefin .l sown mamas. , ‘,
was. is. y ,
.. .... w ~- 2 in Bella loam Wagons
lull if a to to. I. .
F n. rnostu. WOW
.
awnl’rlc'r. -
Raoul.lisviisad'sbloek. 1 "0A” "A lll'. ‘
Washington street, Booth minerals (in: no:
Du. noun a. cunnn. ' ”‘ "“"W'MZ"
no. u sun 31.. nonwau. .
hag“ liners:~~—Untll u. m, and l a. s and can to . 2 "aw 8mg!“ Waglms I
New messages be t f n s .
my. illshls. umou'f'gn mill. min-hurr-
liable. Booth Burnout. um) I: . M MW, .
DB. 7. I. BAKER.
lie. ll VanZsanr Avssus.
omen nouns. lint! Calais. lite poop. In.
Ito :Up. to.
”film 81' nonwaut. CONE.
lifin't‘i""m”” this” ‘ ' ’ " '
«7- «9 «~-
Ilhm. W.“ on; .m poo; term. Price sounding
All is. I'MCK.
Billlliliimili
heath Norwalh 0min. .
Anne. anon... “ ‘ ' V . - .. . ,
Oil-Ill: of the rim W chnthVstor {0 I
...,, M In
Plaaofortz. 0115s" ‘and .luslcal s Iate R O 0 g
'0!» on. "MW--
m u noes nos-913:: nonwau. can. i" 0- wot-ml we not clan-lobe!
Du. c. r. Booms“... BL TI
hm.
unite and llasldonw.
Dunn's limos. IAIN tl'l'., no Nenwau.
m ostramd without Rain by the sseoftlss or
dtw Ill or.
In ellbfl “A3003. RAB? RANCH)“; or
PINAIIOYI EMT!
all cents per foot and *Illllil‘i.
Ponies wishing lllate roofing should call on or
before roulracliul elm-where.
.i
E 'I'IIOIIES.
. AGIN'I‘I‘OB Till
Phonix lnsurano‘eu 190' of Hartford
NO'I‘ABY Pussy: 0.
newsman. come
Du. manning ‘
—0"ICI All! noose-nos—
Cor. West Avenue and Butler street,
Hoawatu. CONN
an.» [tours-Until 0 run ; bum l to 3. and 1 to
it pm»; Sundays—d to I pm.
3"! 'omrwnlcoliou by telephoni-
w ti. KNAI'P. _
I
A I l C l l l 'l‘ EC'I‘.
Is now pseparedla make plans sud o location
and superintcnd the construction of nlldlngs
'l‘liltltl KBAStDNAIlLI'Z.
amoro'i'uim'o Building Washington 81.. Ho.
k. P. 0. Box 1‘75. d‘w
_ A. BACK 6:00.
Wale: SLJNK of “I'lllllll South Nerwslk. .
mm H
.‘l. TIKISTIKARI,
()I"I‘ICIAI\',
83 Main St. South horwolli.
Visual lmxmfcrllmm drum-d and myrarled.
‘ “old llpl'riurlm, Riding [lawn and Eyv Ginsu-s,
liar llam- an- of super m qnallly ml at «amoebic
pricee. m 21. if
J L c. cnuwsz.
.
i’nrpenier and Builder.
‘ Plans tarnished and Minister» given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly atmded to
sm- Ann our-oi, near ltsin
l’ 0. ll «3.50mi: Norwalk (.‘t.
Antennae.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. l'srts. Needles. Belts, etc. furnished
(loner-i Repairing of all kinds and makes of
Bevin lschineo. (I. II. llllAlLIll.
in sin 8L, no. Nerwslk ”I,
J It. RATIO! I),
o
Builder and Contractor.
Work “fill, tho day or walnut. ‘
Ollie foot of iiovllaod St. on Water. no. Box on.
J .1 Jinn"...
8m to L. 3. Claimant.
Undertaker & Embnlmcr.
No. 4 Knight 3t. Restriction. 5 Kim hi.,
880 3a: Nos-wells. Conn.
C II. I!" 31‘0"].
D
Calm for Weddings and Parties. ice (been:
constantly on hand for [hostels and well. lit- cele-
braced Root leer, and In t i . '
to IAIN 51'" . NDRWALKJPI'.
SOU'I'II IDIWALK BAVINllfl ”All.
bi lashingtau litmu.
‘3‘0 Dolly "on“ to 11s.... and from I la a p.-
on iislurdsy wooing- from o lo ll
Winters" allows an [leposifo
shbkmiiuuliltlli he..-
Joml n. ivslmio. \‘lool’rro ;
.lullfi ll. KNAI’I‘. tire. and Tres-
ii'iiiiuicu. a ' Donation-m,
.t nrllomrn and Iiral Estate A; ’Ia.
no Washington fit.. Mulls Norms“.
lisvo unsolihe roost desirable building lots in
math tonsil: and last Norwslh fur pole at
in!”
MATHu's‘I-IEIZ
PIANOS. .
“Tried and Triumphant."
Houdini in matrix: and [Inuit oi lone.
OIIAT CAPACITY OF VIIRATIOH
AND DURAIILITV.
Inch Instrument over i2 month. In
k mucosa of construction. Boot materials
1mm finest workmanship.
rum waaoanriifirrmy will um
a life-timo and been in was at oas-
quarto! tho canons. or any other piano. "
OVER {1.999}! use
load for full doocrlotlvo pamphlet and?
‘ nrlnoo to g
TllE TREAT I SHEPARD 00.,
.1 Ottawa: ltnslv um luvsa, Conn."
also
Ininasoowr. "IIIDII. Darvon-v, Ira-s-
vonu. unnottrowu on Vlssv Winona.
.ou lost-vs son vus Iv-rs or non-sensor.
bdlmt-‘Wm .kuuu» sou ~<o<sl300h
n
THE BEST 01‘
Meats,
,, Poultry, ‘
. . AN 1).”--.
Vegetables,
430* It
ins.
limou- and loi- ooid on man lat in...
who wanna buy consult nubl rm beforr looking
vllfl'llcflt
"atom to not and suits wheeled mm tin
Always lush and at s moderate wife would do well
to call at its
"i."‘..’.‘.;;.." ii. .i..........‘“..‘;
F‘Ullfll'l‘li Ill} lil‘lAlil'lll !
And ,Furnishin Undertaker.
(loll and we fly largo stat of oil kindsuf full”. ,
O. Ilnin Street. lion-ll.
also prepared to furnish everything for
the lam-ion! oi lhsdosd. day as n tum
wznfiaiogitb residence. fie. I lieu icy plain.
r I .
LU'I‘IIBB Williill'l‘.
Carri-so later and "one sinner.
bridged" attention glow to repair) lnaii ilo
Before Porrhnnlnz likewhorc.
, (inlets miirlied and unid- drlisrmi In any part
of City.
Jnlsnui Salmon, I‘l‘flll.
memm mm“ want has. Work doaeiol'r‘sl-clsuuy st lesson , _
o. funds w II to 1:, ll l bill grammar?“ lanes d to no will lee-rite
33...?“ “it... a, mum Shop Foot or Franklin on.
gin. inssusffios of his claim. a... 30mm lonwau.
‘ mm, W ”0“. mm .- W. “”5:
“- ...-.................. Wil lllfll liRlET ———~°r—-
dlkcovsringof the back and abandon l s ‘ .
”wage: arms. a musical sir was one album—Tho Bess.
“ha-1- “W'- “ "I‘- W“- a.» “Team” ”s. '..;.;“.f.:;.":.. n... . ’
n- drmmmmem Maura-231' n...
oftbmwhoonsuppossdto mam-slum. all!) 4'!
":wmwmm o '1" '7." s .
W" W lieutenantouryspoqfisltpL0 tP l
“would doubtless hare moyodtho
mmman by“ n was Orders Delivered l’romptly. W08 r1068
soothe-is
mm rho-hum- inn-om- CHARLES SMITH
donofthowldowoftho'uoehmsn‘shost. .__...,..-.......
-0ur. mm , so Washlnaloo street.
'l‘llo Ilcut ilomlu for
the Meat Home:
A FULL own all
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishos.
Berry Bros Hard Oil Pininh.‘
m Li ‘ '
l’lows, Bend, Machines 8w.
rubs}: wfio‘ "prisms"
.mwwww
~’ Prim Manners
A1: qu ’Pricom at
89 Washington Street. . South Norwalk.
it 70 Washington Street
You can obtain a email lean New Haven [lam for boiling. in
glass jar of Pickled Lamb’s Tongue. Richard & liohbins’ Lunch
11am, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled “eats.
a bottle at Limo Fruit J nice lar Lemonade, Cocoanut Macca-
roni, iced Haney Fingers, Cocennutnml Vanilla Cream Wafers.
and alnrgc monument with which to celebrate the Glorious
4th of July. ‘
DEW
~-~~ow —
DROP IN.
”M «g ......__
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
30 WASIIIN(£'1‘()N ST'I‘RPJICTI‘.
‘wyo Bo HA‘JL & 00o,
Will commence today a
Clearing July Sale
on n more comprehensive scale than any similar sale was ever
conducted in this state, Odd lots of goods irmn several New
York jolibors at fabulous prices will appear, balance of several
nmnu‘inciun-r’s stocks of
(Muscle, Lollies? Underwear, White Suits, lotion Dress
Stuffs, l’nrnsols; Bugs, Draperies. llosiory,
Laces,iionts Furnishings and Under-
wear. Balance of our Boston
Stock will be marked
at n more song.
hilhs. Salim, lilac-k (loads, l'clvcts. Valve-tines and Summer
DH'SS Goods will he sold at the lowest prices ever know".
About a thousand short ends and part pieces of Silk Damasks
and. White (loads will be oilvrccl.
\Vo- shall aim ('Illlllllt’llt't' the tab» of a manufactures} stock Id lingo. dim nev-
eml Into bought at n rmninlaalun bone». which include l’unjaub, Royal. Wilton
and Smyrna lingo. All at about 50 cont-o on the dollar.
Blunt ”4le and all kinds of goods; add loin of randy-made Jacket»; balance of
Sou-u uml l‘lllflllllef 8min; port ptrcs’o and Remnants. 1200 part pianos (Adored
lime (lumlu. 1.500 end» and [innuendo DIM ”with. i000 lbmmanto Hnruh i‘lilks.‘
SATEENS.
All our nude. pmt Illt‘tlt'il and rrninnmu of nut 30. 83 and 406. Sateen-i will be sold
at only ”it
All our I’ll'li‘. nimrl pit-cars and part gle‘lfl’l of 12L ill and We. Boll"?! Will K0 Ill 76-
Anutlwr lot at only fr}. we deem nwrlo Men, worth We.
have know-oi fringe at lilo. worth Me. 100 dozen at 10.1.. reduced from 250. 50
down denim-k li-yiro il'ic . wmth M. 50 dozen linen Napkins 9 size bile. worth 750.
we dunno fru~t Napkins 75.2.. w-utn 01.2513.
"all llfvaeiml llmmuk~25 pi. are at 33".. reduced from 4ch ; 25 pleura at 4013.,
rrdm-rvl from 50?“: ill pmzwn bimclwd It! film, worth 75¢.
In our Biwlon pnwhnm- tin-m was ll imwn nl Lmudulr Muslin; we.- liuvu one In".
and alrnll ailvr it at 8.: J m lino mlv. Um: raw 3 Wide unblraolnil be. in So. quality.
(in $10 sales we give Free Return Fore during this sale.
W.B.HALL&CO
Cor Main and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
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8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
111’ 811133.
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