m m‘b ”II-I.
“lilo Hitch-ll lint-win Gino!- hn hit
upmanaigiual method of machining til
ninth. popularity of curmxt periodical
hm by examining tlul magazine table
II!) final during 1881, “blunting Iiiawriodi
cabin thehandsof threads". 80th-
ous malt are arrival at by this pron-ma.
0! mm, a Scotch journal, The I‘m; lc’i
Friend. beads the lint with 9? mum, Th-
Graphic is a good mud with to. llarper'r
Week) ,Boottilh ngbuaud Picnrrial World
following close with till Then conic W3
Monthly and The Illustrated London New
with 0]; The lira. 9t); l'liambcn‘ Journal, 59‘,
Broad Arrow, as, Vanity Fair and Truth,
33', Gilli \Vurils, N, finitilsli l'mpim, 83;
Scottish Athletic Journal, 74‘}; Scriblwr‘t
Magazine, til , “all”; final and 'i‘hc Century,
El"); hmgnmn's and 51! the Ycar Round, 1'9;
Nineteenth t'cntury, 77; Punch, 76; Baillie,
Chili and Quiz iail tiara» Glasgow comic
[laps-rm, ‘73; Murray's Magazine, 74', Macmil-
lan, 7U; Leisum llour, ID; Engineer and
Gentlcman‘s Magazinc, I35; Cornhill, 65:
Saturday Review and FortuigbtlyJB; Bald,
Atlantic Monthly, and North American R.
View, 62; Christian Mr, 61; spam
and Time, 60. .
It is interesting to note the high position
taken by tho American journals» The Bani
bury Journal has tho honor of being read
cum, and thcsnmc. with The Entomological
Napalm and Tue l’emmal lights Journal,
whatevcr that may be. The Trade Marks
Journal can bonst‘of a couple of twins, and
The FriendlySucictics' Journal three. The
Vaccination Inquirer has attracted but six
Glasw'cginns. Illlil only four individuals have
taken an intrrest in their boreaftcr by con-
. suiting Thi.‘ L'nniemkers’ Journal - St.
James‘ Gazmtc. ‘
I'ictuvc of lion-III G. blltchcllo
Altuwt th-~ last of the old school of courtly
American gcntlcnwu of lctters which did to
much for our literature, Donald G. Mitchell,
or "II: Marvel." as he is better known to
thousands, lsanintcresting faintly. The old
author is short of stature and small of bone,
with niddy tinted akin toned to yellow, rip
cued, but neither wrinkled nor roughened by
lifelong exposure, straggling, unkempt hair,
clean by reason of the great quantity of sun
and wind that passes through it, sharp,
twinkling eyes and mouth mm!» to go with
it—both hung on smilc's pitch-ring strings—
nn unobsrrvablo “084‘, tho smooth old coun-
try turn of cheek and chin, shaggy side whis—
kers like wisps hanging from on overloaded
hay wagon, a face old only in not being
young and breaking constantly in whole
bunches of smiles.
He wears loose, baggy panic, an easy sack
coat, show that show they have been kissing
more honest clay than asphalt, and looks the
very Inc siniile of a happy little old Scotch
farmer or gardener, standing besnle a wagon
load of garden stuff in a market place of any
one of the British ISIIS, cracking his whip
and his jokes, and loving every blade and
bloat, sheaf and low that keeps him company
tillbc returns back "home." If any other
than the faint Scotch broguc addressed you,
you would feel surprised. Anything more
unlike a college graduate, a writer, one of the
most valuable lights of the Aincncan day, it
would bc hard to imagine. One looks in vain
all over the unremarkable person for a place
to rust even the majestic Donald Grant
Mitchcll which has been his massive door
plate for these sixty (-ng yeam-II'illiam J.
Bok in New York Graphic.
The Cost of Being Saved.
A Chicago mathematician of an inquiring
mind has just completed a curious table, tho
data of which are taken f mm the reports of
‘ the various missionary societies of that city,
as“ to tho actual cmt in dollars and cents that
is necessary to convert each individual
ltcntbe-n to Christianity", whether bo’ be Chi-
cago valnllirtillicfwl9}, Ilo figures that to
“gather in" an ordinary Illinois pagan is
worth as high as $394,151
For example, to make: it good Mcthmlist of
limcnsts $25. Toin-lnce the same man to
Imcimn‘n l’nptist $30 must be spent. Con.
gm-gatioiinlists coma at $47). To persuade
Ililil to bc a Presbyterian is worth 8m; to be.
Epismpoliau to), while before he joins the
Luthcran or Catholic church 53m must bc
cxpendcd. Outsilic nations, of coursc. have
different prices To make an African n
Christian is worth $14; an Italian, 342; n
Bimnmnl. $55, and an East Indiana». Jap
lint-Sc, t'hincso and Jews cannot be brought
I.» .1 prup -r way of thinking under 3S0, 8100,
MN for 114- Litter race $2,500. From these
is: nit-nu. it \tuulil sm-iu that conversion is an
ctgwnsm- inziitcr. after all, and perhaps Ma
immtt may have had some such figures in his
mind when he adopted his famous plan of
c-mwrsinn with the sword At any rate, it
mi»- n much cheaper proceeding, whatevct
may be said of its morality—Philadelphia
'I'izucs.
The» Actual Loan In mule.
As rcgnrds the number killed in regiments,
the prevailing idcns are indcllnitc or lncor
rcct, mldmn approaching the truth. Nor are
these errors confined to civilians alone; they
um prc-vnlcnt among the officers and men
wliowcre there and would be supposed to
know All this is largely due to tho recklcfl
and cnrclcsu stun-moms too often made
regarding such has. The error is a some
what cxcumble one. as neither olilccra not
men havethc nwansnf knowing tbcactuai
loss in «very engagcmunt. They remember,
perhaw, tunic of the ulllcial reports of their
coloncl as rendered at tho close of certain
battles, but not all of them. Theac casualty
reports, as givm In. are divided into killed,
wounded and missing. the latter mu gea-
craliy including the captured Many of then
vomit-d and mining return; acme of them
during their aim die In hospital: or mili-
tary mimosa; nothing is definitely knon .
about them at tbctimo; lathe widow; is
to curable: only the total of that casualties,
and in time to think of them as all i .Llud or
lat-4.211. William F. For In Thou .xtury.
Tim rnpc'a Jubilee Inc-unto.
\I’Ili Carleton. the pad of tho farm and
tin-side, was taken by one u r the attendants
at the Vatican to no tho :npc'l jubilee pra-
cnu [in up that balms all the gold. Ill-
\‘et' and Main, time me enough all to
hroabodmpopo that darn ,Inm'u
tophoou than a regimant could nae, aofaplb
Iowa. and clock: game. while hundmh of
new church hell! are “child In the minim,
waiting staph from which in loud forth
their tllvcry calia-llarpar'l Bum.
W
[many at Cot-ova may.
The Conan embany bu not bean abut
molar! ‘
flow by an We‘ll“ Transcript.
day! can at KM the
mm province of Mia. A
gmtkmauoftbenameof Pauan-kol’ and
Prium Temarhtl (marveled about
some trivial matter at the “Nobles club,” and
finally determined to nettle thcir differences
by a duel. 0n the following mowing
they met with thair unwind: and a our-
on tho mustn't: of the city and ex-
changed three Mapiwe without doiugany
Injury to one another. 0!: the (chiming day
thy-gainunt,atthaclub,andafteraslum
conversation began to quarrel all-ad) with
incrcaaed vigor Growing more and more
6!de the dispute at length degenerated into
a ngular kicking and tlsticui'f stmgglc.
The prince, who all along had been tin~
aggro—or," in the actof receiving a wand
and well deserved thrashing, when suddenly
the thin varniahof civilization gave way, and
all his imam and national lnrbarism getting
the upper hand, he flew witha wild yell at
M. L'sakoli', and, catching the latter's lower
lip between his teeth, bit it completely oil.
It is needles to add that that laminated the
light. M. Tsakol! is still confined to his bed.
hopelessly disfiguml for life, while his nether
lip is dcpm'lml as a kind of curing dclictl at
the police court, when- tho can) will be tried
when 31. Funky)“ is able to leave his bid
Meanwhile the prince swagger: abom the
town and the Nobles club is oxct-mlmgly
proud of his “tonne bouchn."-Viouuu Sena
l‘reic Prose.
'l'rlnllpll of Grit.
We heard a rather illustrative story lately
from unco‘l our neighboring factory towns.
An old fashioned Yankee of Quaker stock,
who ran a small shoe factory, indulged in a
theory that nothing could pry out of his
mind that a mural wrong was somehow per-
petrated upon the community at large it a
woman were allowed to earn above a stipu-
lated sum each week. A13 his lit-lp was paid
by the piece, and ho hadfto keep tally in tin»
[train with current prices, he found this
rather hard to maimgo at times. Tho swift
has of one young woman especially troubled
him greatl y. She would persist in running
financially ahead of others. At last he made
a special cut down in her prices. and told hcr
why he did it. She gavo him a baleful
glance, tightened her lips, and went on work-
ing. By Saturday night next, despite the
cut down, she made ten cents above the week
before. Another week went by, when he cut
her down still mom. The damsel still proved
game and rose to the occasion. After a week
or more the Quaker conscience grcw “'smrul"
and asked her what she meant. "it means,"
said the girl, “that you may keep on and I‘ll
keep on till you have a corpse on your hands
in this workroom, for I'm grit and you can‘t
conquer me!" The race ended them, and tho
girl was allowed nomiai pap—Boston Adver-
t’bcr.
Sliding to Balsa.
Pitcher Stagg, of the Yale club, is deter-
mined that the nine shall win every game it
plays during the coming season. In order
that this roam may be accomplished he is
training the candidates scandalous never
were trained before. Capt. Stagg in a genu»
inc Yankee, and it has just been discovenwi
that be m latoiy becn devoting his inventive
mind to a new scheme for teaching the nine
how to slide to bases. He has constructed a
pine tram» H by 7 feet, covered with canvas,
drawn tightly, and provided with an over-
covcring of velvet carpet, and has placai it
in the gymnasium. It is in appearance much
like a gigantic woven wire spring bed, covv
end with carpet, and its surface is elcvatul
about four feet above the ground. The can-
didates run a distance of twenty feet or so,
and then hurl themselves headlong upon this
new machine. Capt. Stagg is certain that
his new device will enable the men to prac-
tice the art of stealing ham and sliding to
reach them at critical moments. The famous
little pitcher says that the nine will be the
best Yale has yet produced—Philadelphia
Ledger.
A Story with a Moral.
A gentleman doing business down town
made an appointment with his wife, before
he left home in the morning, to mcet her at 6
o’clock in a fashionable up town rcstziurant.
where they wen» to take dinner. Shc rcachcd
the ristaurant a few minutes before he did.
As soon as shc entered it a man in a swallow
tailed coat hastily advanced and told her in
a decisive tone that she must leavc, for women
were not allowed there aiuuu at that hour.
She was nouplinncd for a moment, but rc
plied that her husband would arrive in a few
minutes. The man WquII take no explana—
tion, but threw opcn the door for her to learn.
Him burst into tears as she felt tho shame of
her situation, and wnikcd out to the throat,
which sbc rcnchcd just as her husband or“
rived. In a mmucnt them was a prctty hot
scene in the restaurant, into which her bus-
band rusbmi, but that did not mend the cow
for bcr. The moral of this incident is that
should always act. with discretion—New
York Sun. ~
‘
A Dan In "annals.
Tribune.
Art In tho Path.
alone hatch“. The weapon
w W
01%,“... mm-
talniy.”—Phlladalphia nun.
n. tau-3m
superintcndcnts of fashionable restaurants
“Everybody in the trade is figuring on a
great run in flannel shirts this spring and
auuiuicr," said tho pmprietor of a down town
furnishing goods store. ”We have laid in an
immune stock. The indication! am that w.
will not be disappointed, and that the flanuol
shirt, popular as it suddenly beam int rear,
will be four times as popular this summer.
Why shouldn't it be! It is the moat umiblc,
mmtnrtablo and coolest fashion that am
struck this climata during the hot months
The Iianmla used in tho better grade: cum
from France and Scotland. The patterns are
stripe- and check- In all colors—alum)
”The Fainnmmt Park Art “elation,"
said martini, "use!!! to ho the victim of n
atria of artistic biomim Then are now
two human: group- on exhlifitlou in front of
tho Mollico. Una represent- . ilonaaa with
three comm unheard of thing. The other
group is "The Stone Aga’ An lndian woman
has just slain an animal with the primitive
mum- of a
I atom driven through apioco m
When-ti and
manual-scared bytwo mtaliicboopa A
queer representation of tho atone-aquar-
Mdmwmtmhfluflam
hale minnow-nu a atamp. up mam
thiflooftboavmgabudmmaimrdeu. th.
A certain manufacturer of rubbentampabu
offemianimncemttotho bophytcliing
them that allwho (at 500 stamped ham-I
can baron-abhor mnpwiththoboy'onm
., can Irwin: wow.
I“ “no IW lay About Ila.
Pawn-l Par-mph
The Dukn of Edinburgh bit-beau madoa
general ofinfantryin the Gmnarmy.
Quachictoriah only acolonelinthe-uaa
mutilation. ‘ '
RT. Barnum budecided to contort hi
handsome residence, “WW" into a
W for young ladiu. Thu mulch
will be mad tothc edge of Builds park
and mumbled.
Wain 8mm of Rhoda Island. In
hhupadtyof chief of pollen “II-napa-
wPierJa ammrlothomiruiymliboya
who wmwontto vex thcmllof visitor: at
tint aristocratic point.
'I'hc youngest millionaire in Chicago ll
Cyrull. licconuick,whoitonly29 and in
at the head of the entertain reaper manufacv
“)7me by his father. lie is now
rledand halo fmunoof “.000th
Invantor 'l'iwmaa A. Edison is a hearty
alter. Perhaps he has perfected some dcvica
which prevent: dyspepsia At all events,
thisth haatafordinnera few days ago:
A plate of soup. acme cut cabbage, a plain oi’
roast beef, mum baked chicken. an ear of
mounted tomatoes, two boiled potatoe»
two alias of broad and butter, a piece of
buckleharry pie, a plate of ice cream.
A radical innovation burisitcd tboCbineao
empire. The Marquls'l'seug,formeriy minister
to England, but just celebrated the marriage
of his daughter, Lady Blossom, after asking
her consent, to her husband. This is a m
vcrsnl of Chinese custom. The marquis kept
other customs, as, for example, heading the
procemion mrrying 120 tables of present:
about the street: of Pekin.
The into E. P. Roenscd to do his writing ,
in a little workshop at the top of his home. 9
It is a long, narrow, uncarpetcd room under
the slanting roof. It is well ventilatcd and 0
filled with lazy lounges and chairs, while
common book shelves, a large writingdesk
and a cabinet of Hudson rivcr birds are the
only other furniture in the room. Mr. Ron's
hobby was collecting birds and studying.
"their aonga
Ileitullah, a Turkish bandit, has nuirried
Aisha, a beautiful girl whom ho had long
wooed, and whom he finally won by force,
carrying her of! in a mid upon Guebmh.
where the lived. Tho ceremony was duly
performed in the presence of his followers.
and on its conclusion the bridegroom wrote
to the oflicmls of Gucbzch informing them of
the wedding and requesting them to properly
rugister it. He threatened them with terri-
ble vengeance if they thus failed to legalim
his wedding.
Gm Black, of the pension office, Washing-t
ton, received the following letter not long
ago: “I am the father of seven sons by non
wife. I have been informed by different
portion that where a man is tho father of
seven sons and no daughters he was entitled
to a pension Therefore I writs you to know
the truth about it, and if it be true I wish to
know the truth of the matter. If so. how
shall I proceed!”
Count Andor Smehani, at Buda Path,
taunted llerr “'nhnnaun With being ach,
and in a duel that followed was severely
Wounded After he had been expectcdm die
for six months he got well, and they were
both put ontrial. The month lawyarallcgcd
that it was an honor for any one to come in
contact with one of tho Smheni family, and
the public prosecutor promptly rebuked him,
declaring that nowadays nobody m noble
by birth, but only by work and knowlodga
The count ’EB sentenced to one month's ,im-
prisonment and Herr Wahnnann was let go.
Among the prominent people now aunt-i
bled at Melbourne to witness the Centennial
exhibition of Austmiian industrim, New
Yorkers may sec by the eye of faith a small,
bold headed and rod whiskerod man,wa
eyc gathers in the salient featum of the
western world’s big show, while his pencilr
transfers them tocardbcardandhlaear all
the while drinks in the music of the cannon
and tho rattle: of the drums, and acids from
afar new bails to depict and new wars to
describe. And no one who has seen him or;
heard him lecture at Chickering ball can fail;
to recognize Melton Prior, the war special of
The Illustrated London News. -
Says a nawspnper out at Sara-k
toga in a recent letter: "While sitting in the
now Puttcrson spring pavilion this morning
i was surprised to no Jay Gould and his
physician, Dr. Mann, enter and take seats at
om of the littia tables. They were served
with water, and I had a good look at the'
great millionaire. Who goes about the world
with railroads and telegraph lines in his,
Save a camworu 'on, i could‘
not mtbat he looked pcrccptiblydit‘lcrcnt
from what i had seen him in masons past on
the United States piazza. Ilc was vcryi
plainly drained in a blue suit and lcaden
colored plug hat, and wore a calico nu-ktic,
considerably soiled at that."
Mr. John Ropes, of Boston, is said to hard
the finestoollectiou of prints relating to th-
lilo of Napoleon Bonaparte.) in America,
among them a unique collection of burlesque
cartoons. It is at Mr. ltopcs’ Boston homo
that the famous Quartctto club nit-eta cvory
Saturday evening, This is not a musical
organization, as one might judge from its
name. It lscoiupoud of gravo and reverend
bidorlans, who amum themselves with a
which they call “A Nation's History",
The walls of Mr. liopea’ study arc hung
with maps depicting tho W of great
Amoricanbattlcgand tinymovablopepan
used by the historian player- In replanniug
campaign: and infighting famous battlca
In tho mmmer time Mr. Roma Itmat York
manhood. although hot: n hacholorot so)
he manages to have hit home ‘
filled with young people.
'Wuungw-m
Inwritingot mandtugl mm
datiblymundedofaconfc-ioumadala'
me by an eminent charm of thin city.
chakingotthoiabcr aired topraparo a
aarmouworthyoftba baadof them.
podbilityof writing nonhuman-oi
ditionto paatunlwnchbamttothanook:
hhhilhnrywhanho bbatockol an».
took oneoutand It to ma,
"Hm.'buald,”ia amwhiabcoataw
amdulof labor,amiimliinataflowl
to Itm oniyanltiuuiayu away
mater. lungs-chainsaw
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0N WOODWARD AVE. 70R SALI-
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99 MAIN STREET
nusw mitt BLIICII.
Fist-Billions
AT LOW PRICES.
We alwayl ban: on hand the world renowned
Butler
From the Beat Creamery in the State.
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FAWGETT’S
GREAT CLOSING 011T SALE
”OF——
MILLINERY!
Everything tobr sold out before August lith-
I‘rininlcd llata sl to $8.
Elegant Line of Straw (looda 25 to 50¢.
FLO‘VERS 100- to 500.
Conn: and see what Bargains you can get at
FAWCETT’S
73 MAIN STREET, South Norwalk.
I‘lirv Paris (:I’rt'lr.
Yclluw chrc, in Oil,
Venetian “MI, in Oil,
Atlantic White Lend,
Lilli-mats. Mean
MAIN STREET
www—
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WHITE BthNIKS
201‘. Double Roll.
30¢. [It r III.
(in. pcr ii).
“1‘. [wt III,
$7.00 per cwi.
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Palm and Wall Paper Store.
STREET
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SOUTH NORWALK.
.. , .i liftifbia[for ‘
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Ilrw. IIurd Oil Finish.
“'irc .h'l col Door Mats.
Something new. has! thin: out.
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if want the choicest In“, obtained»
Em of troublc or coat, you will lad than at my
uhet. a wall as
illll'l if all Kinds,
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Mall Nautical-r mumm- of
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mun Stone. Etc.
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um
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mei-m not.
hilariSammls
Wishinp to reduce our clock, preparatory to the
Val Trade. we, offer for the mouth of usual
A nnncm'ws or
Tenflantsunalullar
ON ALI.
Retail Cash Bills Anionutiug to |0no
Dollar or Over.
Exceptln: on Ingram Carpets,
Bleached and Unbleached
Muslim.
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Slate Roofing
We mprcpandicdo all-at duajohof
SLATING
III clllifl BANGOR. EAST BANGOR. or
PENABDYE SLATE
ii 5 cents per foot and inward.
Parties wishing Slate roofing ahould call on a.-
before contracting eiaewherc.
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PIANOS.
"Tried and Triumphant."
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GREAT clPAfiITV 0F VIIRATIOI
AID DURAIILITV.
lach Instrument our I2 montha In
; procouolconstmctlon. Boat material
: and finest workmanship.
anneal
nammwucw. .
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.. FULLY WARRAIT‘D. [’1'th will last:
in life-time and bean In time at one-E
; quarter the aaponao of any other plano. v
OVER 2,291": use
E sand for full daacvlptivc pamphlet and
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also
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n
3250“ Aalnta row ml: Suva or Connacwcuv. ‘,.
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THOSE WHO :nusnu:
THE nus-nor:
Meats,
Poultry,
Z—AFD—
Vegetables,
Always limb and at a moderate price would do well
to call at the
tantra Marin
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onim nitrite-land 30min dailmui to any part
of CH].
Jililllll SlIBI'IIiIl, I’l‘ill
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AND AT
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ST RAW M ATTI N G S Now is the tips to» put inyo'ur
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Fina Ialliits ala Bulletin of» 10 mils lll‘ Yam.
8: Still,
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mm '3 min
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ALL THE FAVORITE limos
Always in Stock.
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T-E9P
ham: 8c.
All 30c Saueue, beat styles and qualities, now 17c.
from 1% to 3):. now 17c.
125.0 end» 0! Dress Goula at half price.
ENflIIlIiL IND flflIIPLETE
‘ Dry Goods House
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Located at Cor Main and Cannon Sts., Bridgeport
is now thawing thou-lands of intelligent and economical people to their
-——WONDERFUL AUG U S'l‘ SAT; E—
Wbich cxceeda all othczra in quantity, quality, style and variety. We have only room for a few
Specimen Bargains.
All 10:: and 1254c Lam reduced to 5c. All yard wide Canvass Cloths also be. All 10c and i; . ('
Cloth 54:. All we and like Ohmic: now 63c. All 1255:: and it»: Batista: 8:. All Iilxc America? Grit};
SATEENS.
Our Halt! of Satecng haveheen the largest on record We have left me of the finest which will be
acid as follow»: All VI human and Kocckllna French Sateen. which were 35c, 40c and 50c,
ARE now MARKED 2-5 CENTS.
All 15c, lit and We Saleem down to 1236.
Short Lengths and Ends.
All Lengths cf Sateen! nnder9 nails lion :1): to me, now We. All lengtne under 9 yards of Sateen!
. WOOL GOODS.
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All new shades, best dollar goals, from now until September I. 50 cent».
All Wool 50 Cent Suitings.
1!} distinct styles, all new, but our way it to close out. Your choice at only :15 cents.
REMNANTS AND SHORTiLENGTHS
Bargain unmatchabie all over the house.
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Delivered By Careful Driven
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notifying occupants of homof the least W to
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DIRECT LIN]! BETWEEN
South figrwalk
NEW YO R K I
Commencing May 26 ’88
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4th of July.
it 70 Washington Street
You can obtain a small lean New Haven Ham for boiling, a
glass jar of l’icklcd Lamb’s Tongue, Richard & Robbius’ Lunch
Ilam, Boncd Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled “eats,
a bottle oi Lime F ruit Juice for Lemonade, Cocoanut Macca-
roni, Iced Honey Fingers, Cocoainut and Vanilla Cream Wafers,
and a large assortment with which to celebrate the Glorious
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Will Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
87.789 AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP STATES.
SOUTH NORWALK.
VEGETABLES,
FRUIT,
ALL ENDS OF MEATS.
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