Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 6, 1888 · page 2

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‘ l':. 1 ‘I'mu: l‘aly has not Khan ”)0ther
Hui; I~,‘,1ll'vlill‘,; the rimming: that he has

lili‘altll 1m» IIIIIIIIIII {or IwIllI- tllllo tlllIl that
all» that ll.lII thmugh jealousy.

II'II'qulm l‘lIut Dilly had no lll‘llltiy to speak
of IIII his poison; that Illa {IllUgt‘ll gIII'crllllluut i
bonds were stuxh ill a l'tll‘lttg llmm'lilllut" and .
oalIIleratiI'I-ly \I'urthl-m; that It!) mohed up
Ilia. ”tut-y hunt)» III IIIVI-r his rIIlml-IIl-I with
tho woman and prowl-III. IIIIIH'lf from up-
pouillg in II ludicrous positinll and bI-iug
"‘uyod" by his ll'll‘lltll

'l‘lliI’d—«Tllat til;I Wilma. Stanton. though
not I). bum“) Is allruIIIl, lutelli »II- It and thor-
alghly acqu‘lliutul with the Inwlus opomndi
o! the art of IIII' indiillg IIII» n, and that thI hall
Mn lanmannor anployol Ill IInI3" s galllh
ling (III-rations»

That shI- hash strung llllltl“!;l"l4\'0l‘ him
and that the man will prolmbiy u ~t III» pram»
wild tonny I‘Iit‘lll; that Duly found a “fill
in It»)? anIrtIIlI-ul and llrIII-Ilkwd II InmrrI-I.

“The “Itlll’ll chill) in it’llllltl‘ :I‘ of the,
Ittullpt Ilgwll Italy's life." ~:IIIl Hopi. III-illy,
”and tlury |I"‘l3ll'|' III-'iIII'I-ly. IIt ltilfit Miss
Stanton (llk'w, that also iI igllrvrtlllttif Illnlr l
idclltit3. l

“I: luv: (‘I‘i‘lllilL III “t‘ «I. that “le3 Ilzu
d10t,llvlt (IIIIIIII-i :tII:II lIIItIl- -r III the “0-
mm shot II III; t‘I.I’. IIIII III.- :I now in the I
room, lil‘IllI'Il u; m;l him tl'uu lll’ hiding
doors .I.Ii «m I»: Ilium tirulnthilllIIith I
lowlml [I want. I) Il3 IImI'rta that lit} hu 1 only!
recently g It um! Iain IIIlIIi.ll Eli’s Stanton.”

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nme' «In: ‘ Ivlln' rs Illsl IIIUIICJ paper! ‘
Ill -I»i':, i'. is Join: d that ill" htllllbnl I
wmm l»»v - ‘ :I III tho lunshu» . of III: ItrillI-Iny

and I ~ » .II.I »IIII-l hut Illlnih‘tllll

_‘I- I .I- II I s g I l.3'. laloro is "fillllllllly being
hint .IIt' .»‘ l-Ii-I ht. 'llltuns histIIl3. it “uni
lcnrm -l 31:»: -rda_‘.' that four yours ago silo l
wa< :l {I'IquI-nt visitor at tho l'nion Squaw
thczltle and Inn smiling on I ilgflgn‘ IlIcnt \
than». She was hnc kcd at the time I 3' some
Ivor} i. 'tllll! ntial lllt‘ll in this city, and suc-
ctv' vi in ;:-- illll" hcr qualitiiations {or stage
succ- s or. III. II up in The Illirrol.

i hit lllll\', uttirol In an elaborate timing
gown was I-nscnnml in n (no lllln-lrol dol-
lar I.~II.~3. I ll Iir ill his home, ill tho Stratho
more, last night, II .tll cider dullll cuslliollbini
silken cor crs all .
Around him and lir-
looked I'cry com-
fortable and
accrued very cheer-
ful. Hisluxurious
apartments were
flllnl with sympa-
thct iv" friends.

Mr. Duly rc-
Ivar-ml the stor3
o! the »hootin-g
and added, In III? 3
pointed to the pow-
dcr bums about his
eyes, "Had it not
been for my glam-.I. .
which I put on to tool.- at that internal pic-
ture, I would have. lost my cycz, sure. They
didn’t find me all cosy prey if I. was un-
armed,” said the gambler. with a significant
nod; “but I thought the villain had killed
me. The powder burned Inc right III-n5“,
touching his forehead just between the eyes. '
“I put up my hand and found that my taco ;
was covered with blood, and suppoml that \
the bullet had gone into my head.

"My first thought was to got out of the
place, and on my way down Hairs I won-
dered in a vague way how soon I would he-
gin to low consciousncss', and how long a
man could live with n bullet in his brain. I
tell you n man can do a hoop of thinking ill
{little II‘llilc when he thinks hc lm: IItIIr.»»llgh I
ticket on the lightning cxg-l-mu m .I. plill't' he
Isn‘t exactly sure about. I thought of all i
the things I had ever done in my “to, and
tried to strike 3 s rt: of balnnw. [or Pro tried
toil!) a good turn now and then: but. above
all, I wanted to get hump..- and see my wife
and children once more. 'l suppose I ought
to be very thankful that .1 got out alive,
but”—-clinching his hands in a fUrI'llIlU down-
ward gesture—“it makes me In mud to think
that follow got away."

“'llilo the wounded {aro king was telling
his story his wit-.- nlld daughters hovered
tenderlyabont him, changing the bandages
upon his head and wetting the plwdor hum
with cooling lotions.

The entrance of Abe liumlncl, Mr. Daly’s
counsel, called the interesting patient out of
the room.

M15. Duly, attircd in an elegant tca gown
of blue satin, trimmed with bands of Per-
nan embroidery, received her guests very
pleasantly. She looked pale and worn

“lam tired. " she said in answer to a Iym.
pathetlc' Inquiry, “but I am so thankful that

mylnsllnnd is spared to me that I don’t
think of In small a thing as wearincss."

“How did you first hour of the accidcnti"
was asked.

“He told me about it himself," replied Mn.

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I’ll IL DA LY.

"Mr. Jolly can» and took us all (Iona to a
mmmtosec a little man: anything,you
hamtogot us out of the way until Mr.
Dalygothonle. I never felt better in my
life, and came home with no thought of any-
fllinguroog, and went up to my husband to
his himu I always do, when I discovered
that his was hurt, and exclaimed: 'Wlly,
what little matter!” Telling me not to be
frightened, harelated the story. You see,"
continuéd Mrs. Duly, “the letter was only
signed A. Stanton, so there was no way of
knowing whether it was from a man or a
woman." . '

“You behave all your hasbnnd says about
the matter, do you?”

To this rather pointed question Mrs. Duly
rqfiled: “Believe him! 0! course I believe
him; why shouldn‘t I! I never had any cause
todunbt my husband. No woman ever had
3W one. You may be sure" widths
W, "that ill had any idea that hecared

annula- Woman um I would not my
nun him. I am naturallyotn
Whig), but I never had any
“(0%de lsllould notcnll
fihdfilmwym the girls gettho
Adidfidl. l dantlikethnt. For
"NEIG'IW mylalteventoraul

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duct. lnrytmly lutill noting every
ah ha marital who shot Phil tidy and that
about all that In all Int actualLI known in re-
WIIIIIIIu-Illyuimiuut Illmotin/ or thalam-
uus "King II! tho llruwh.“

The two Iwuwu warn arraigned again you
tvnlay morning in Jcflmmn Market potion
court. Mr. Dilly IIIIII still umlhlu to union.
IllnleII'I-ictall. llr h‘mlltl. 704‘!“ II nub» tuJusI
tiw Norman hltlllll‘h Ill It It IIIIIIII I-I- Il: IIII!“ 1'
Ulla Illr Hr IInl3 II- It IIVI' lll~ IIIIIIII II'IHI'U
lIrlIth Amislhm l'tnllll'l \tt- aim-3 that»
llmllll. IIIIII. IIIIII‘IIIII ItI~IIII ulnl ltta Ilvtwtr
iI'w. Noyce. IIIIII “ll“l, III-I'I- III mart IuI
prIIIaIutorII mln‘lllti It In» I 45" IM‘ IIIIJIIIIIIINI
Ullill Friday and tho pl hmllvh I llmlll IPII tn
g‘lnpt lloIIII .II 'IlSlIll‘fll IIIIII ll II :t‘I glttlltul.

Hal) lI'uI. illtIlI II not III! II tunes .lgzllll
)MVII‘IIIII ll-I all-III tI- III-I Iti;,lllitl.‘-ll~l"\'
IIIHIv-llt II I .tIIIIll‘III. it til" 5:43 I». tlllll'ut',
,;IIIIIlllIt‘ ile-
St'l'l’l‘ki train (or ltl.‘ IIIIII'k IIII Ill mncIN'tilIg
mullIIplausibluvcmiullot tlII- manly and
Illri III~I'tiIIIwity ill Itickillg to It.

\V’Itllall due I‘wpoct to lilr. Italy‘s lu-rti»
Illlclty, hardly allybolly lwlirvoa' llllll. 'l'lII-w
igIIIl the contrary. a III-owing Il‘llt'f that
not only (III ”In two II'IIIIII-ll IIIIIIII' II'IIIm' IIfInd

‘ lll‘wl lIlL'tIhIIl, bl]! lllIll Italy and lllt’ [Inlti‘t‘

know. too, and that rlll‘lllI’l'lll'It‘I‘ Italy “I'll
not [lrlwwlltv llit‘ glitilv IIIIlII I'ltlll, ll “till
lllIllI IIlll:Il \lltllllll I-I'ul' lw IIII'Im'III.

MET IN THE BIJNDING SNOW.

A llutrolt "or-w (or with I'IIIIrtI-cll l'u-
III-"gen Shlil-In‘ll II3 II lmcullmtlvo.

DETROIT. Dev. fi.~—.\III»III l'IW-il .11 st: rIIII.I- .
Ill‘fll'y II'ct snow {I-ll. It \Itl'i during this
hltlrltl that n thIt’ll Illzilw III III" Luke
HllIIrI' rllilrnml “'th Ilpprodrldu; tIlI- I-l‘ua-IIII;
of ”1‘ Furl \l'III'lIcIltld t'I'nglI'nI hll't't‘t Fall»
I! is Skill that tho!
an: I III III" crossing I'ulzll not .uv tIII|
IIIIIIII ItiI'c tllrnilgil Ill" thickly tulilllg all-III,
Itlllltfi'lli‘t‘ lll‘llltllllli ting :t st'I'I-t t‘llr that
t\’;l‘~ . lull! to cram tho truck.

'l‘lw IIriIIr an the Ihthllllxlnl‘ and trlI-d
to stop his (1ll',lrlll II t~llflr|t gt .ldl- pn-IIIIItI-l
him. Tllx' locum» >ll\'I' hit the c'nl N|llflrt‘l) in
the mid iln. Ira lulu; in its hit!" and throwing
it in to tho vultIr Tlll'l‘l' wcrI- {IIIll'tet-Il wr-
with in tho car, but a low of tI.I»III mu tho
engine in time to jump out llllhllrt 'lhI-
.IiriII» r “as throIIII tlt'flf (II'vr his houm and
,scriuunl3 injlllwl. Although tho Izlr was
'torn clltircly to pica-s Iln lrllc W." .s in>tnntll
killel. l'tllll'pt‘l‘wtlh, IIImI-II-r \l'tll'Nlllflt‘lQ‘
,hurt that tilt-3' “‘lll div. 'l'llI-sv I~.».~l'.- Juli
HII-lliolls. slluuldvr br'Ilit‘ll Illld iIIjIIrI-Il ill-
tcrllnlly; Mm. Mary "Ullt‘li. hmld MILAN“
brvibn mIIl illelrml ilIII-rlmily: Minx Ella

‘ Murdmll, hip IIrokI-II and t'ulIltlSlUtl IN'Illlld

the car; hits» \‘inil Uttillnz. iIItI-rllzllly in-
jurvd. ‘our other [Klssvngers \t’crt.‘ injured

 

One Hundred Christian \"olm-II “'anted.

31W \IIRK, llcc. Il.""Tllt' "001' of woman
workers ill lllv Iity mission fluid was tho
BuIIiIIIt Ilinuwl at Ilu- t ‘IIriIzti: III I-I'Iniercnce.
Th. lh-I_ M [I (fi'ull‘lll‘tlfin‘ll that till-cam-
pal :II III" tllc .\l- tlleiat “omen IIIIII l'c {nrlnI-Il
tlII l’iIo l’IIiIlts thirty fiw 3Iar~ II,.;II “as
tho llvgillllln' of Methodist ltllelOll II'urk
anln mg the tellcnlcnts that has ~1illcc I- -Ilrollcd
500) lllullllers on the rolls of “ I-Ilcyntl
clIIIthI» Mutilaliml Ills blllt't' called to its
aid “unions lllilllelll‘I' . hI' the organization of
all IIrIlnr of lleamllllIrANc-‘I that has proved
Rel. ll', T.
Elaing, [rmtorof “to Don itt llvtllorinl ( him-II
and an mtIIc agcllt ill city In \slllll IIIIrk
“\Vc II.lIlt a hand r»! t hristian
“()lllv'll right (may to :0 t- -I ll)" rcnv llII-nts

and draw tho [roplc to our churn ll: 3 You
arcnil “row in lIl3iIlg th» lllzllnc on this
chum-III“ Ivll thI riI- h or un thI pour. What

in wattle-II l5 pl‘rsIIllzll IIIIrlI'. Tull tllIw-xmur
gulphltllnt tlng‘ am not a I‘IJtrn‘ apart and
yollnnotlII-r. but that w.» nru all brothvrs
and stators and lccl tho I't'iflllnll‘lllp. .\'Ilt
nlltil every D'llcnlvllt II‘IHM' shall have- a
some
saintly woman should thc I-hIIrI»hI»-. rust, ”

 

Indra Isl Full at Hope.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I‘I.——TIIII l’ -nlls'3'lvanin

,l’eacc society at its hurting was ad-lremcd

by Mrs. [II-Iva lM'kII'mII. In awaiting of
tho mmnt campaign and hvr -.»I‘xIIIII'~.'tloII with
it as the presidcntinl Candi. to on tho Equal
Rights tickct, she slid that shc visitan from

. ton to fourteen precincts in this city on lost

clI‘ctiIIlI day. and so far [is the I'ntI s for III-r
party were mun-crawl. shr- tmIicI'cIl from
actual cxv-rienfi: on that day that the util—
cials at tliv [mlbnlllmvml all II'lIrIchuso to I'utII
for tho- Equal Right.» party to I!» m. but
aftI-rII'anl IIIIiI-tly threw out the ballots. The
campaign of I‘ll”: is too far away to [-1.11th
her to any whether sho- wili tho-n III-come the
party's standard hcarcr. She said that cvcry
tinlca uuiI'I-rsity IIrlIiglIo'r SL‘III’MI Ilf czlln’a-
tion for women scnilu forth graduates it ill
multiplying the number of thllll‘ll who will
urgently work for equal rights.

Tunlblcty Blades the Dctcctlven.

NEW YIIIIK, “a". Ii—lt is now cortain that
Dr, Thomas I". T nmblety, (Iii! notorioul
Whitccllapcl suspect, who has been stopping
at 79 East Tenth strcct since last Sunday
afternoon, is no longer an inmate of the
house. It is not known exactly when the
doctor o-ludcd his watchers, but It workman
nnmcd James Riki], living directly opposite
No. 730, says that he sawa man answering
the dactor's well knoun description standing
on the stoop of No. 79 early yt-stcnlay morn-
ing. and III: noticcl that he showed a great
dealer nervousness, glancing over his shoal.
dcr mnstnntly. lie finally walked to Fourth
avenue and took an up town car. Those who
know him best think he has lctt New York
(or mine quiet country town, whom be c:—
pccts to live until the excitement dies down,

 

Met at Forty Mile- nll "our.

Yorxusrolvs, 0., Dec. ti—A mixed pasI
oenger train on tho Sharon branch of the
Lake Shore road collided 3cstcrda3 with a
locomotive ill a curve the miles north of
here Both were running at forty miles an
hour. Conductor James Kennedy, of the
pusenger train, was instantly killed, and
James McLevy, fireman, and Patrick Riley,
brakeman, were fatally injured. They were
brought here and placed in the hospital.
Engineer Albert Lindmy was badly injured,
but will recoI er. Both engines and ten cars
were wreckfil, causing 5 km of $10,000‘to
the company. The conductor and tho in-
jurod men all reside lino.

Crooked nrlnn Expelled.
DETROIT, Dec~ A—le board of appeal; 01
the American Trotting asociation bacon-
clndod its mica. Among the horsemen to
whom summary punishment was meted out
was Frank You New and Siro Brothers, of

 

New York fllurt Sheldon, of Buflalo, and J.»

Heinrich, of Rochester, expelled for flu
innhorse underannlllmedname. all
Nessisonoolthobeut himdrivenin the
United State. Tho can Willi-ill
Kelley, of New York, and Dr Gin-mull
Barney Mantt. of Pittulmrg. Kan. {a
ringing w- coutinued until next May.

mu null (Ina-u- Apia-I O’Connor.
BostonLDoca—J. A. St. '10th
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hum-caller tin-acetone mind
It tin Fund-co next Inch. 3:. John
that O’OanlII' will was: Bark,
thaw-tin, and any! that although!»
pretertowdt until O‘Conn- Ill-lap

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Imam Mailman! attack I“ l'ollulcma
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Bankers and Broken.

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”whom:

IIAVILAND "LOO K. (mom: 5. 'n Washington at
Boll Ill Nmtlk.

sun» tan. Honda. Petroleum.
Grain and l'lmtnlulu.

bought and mid (In (all. ur on Illntgln
I'IIIIIlc II'Itwd mm to Run You. tlmluu It I!

(human.
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HANDKERE EFS !

Han-Ekuchicié. llnlldlzorthicle, Handkcrthids.
llandkerchluts wiJ b5: our rry;

A llandkcrchict for a pcnny,

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35. moduli: B and ‘0', on t death of Frederirk
“16.1,“ offlewlork City.
Name. Amount Amount
Paid In. Ibccired.
HENRY E. G. Ll‘mlls ....... $1613 3'
Lnyl‘lea Bron. llllportcn. N. Y.
EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ £01 75 (:5
Arlhilecl. A '1‘. Stewart E-ute, N Y,
WILLIAM L. HORN ..... J ......... 19360 65
)terclnnt. Bridgeport, Conn.
GEORGE ENGIRT ............ ' ' .t‘c'Mlo 65'
Dry Good, N. Y.
HERBBNT ANB'I‘KY .............. 109,00 6‘25
Pri mm. Judge llitlon.
ALFRED P. ROLLER” . ... .. mm 6:5
Civil Engineer, N. Y. ‘ -
WESTONLSN’YDER.... .....-..ll5w 95
Wilton lethal. N. Y.
F. W. G. JONES ................... ill so 025
Paid to hate. ' __
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HERBERTANSTEY .4199 (D 92.000
mam Jridgé llilton.
WILLIAIB. "8080.....L... 94,40 um
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HEATER. PLUSH

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GARMENTS.

GREAT RED‘UCXTION

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GREAT REDUCTION PLUSH JACKETS,

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WRAI’S,
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NEWMARKETS,
JACKETS,
SHAWLS.

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,The Boston Store
NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

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The Old and Reliable.

DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
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~THE PROPELLERS

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WINTER’S S'l'llBK!

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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS

A l ways in St ock.

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BI Careful Driven?
iv"). OI .Itll'liillii ch Rag-hi! '

\l'll. mutu- {Lilly tum 'IanIhp Imp '.Id lflt
In-Izh lumnn 3m lurk, XII-mill nan: Nutt-

Cl 1" «Hid 1‘100 ll“I“j2.?i‘i..“.‘.‘.-i}‘2i.".'i."£23.‘l'i".}.l‘.‘.l;i'.“‘.fi“-.
Slate or Stone.

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E. K. Lockwood & Cos.

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7mm. 8mm: and not]! )vxrwalk ucry cu mm. '

Freight tnkcn from and received (or all
polntn on the Dunbar] Ind Norwalk and
Nhapnng ltnllroadls a! llrcally Reduced
lutn

I run: 95:; irViIuI to a «mu the City of ‘inuatiz‘
and Flagh- will be scat for wort-Ii In. su' t‘rclzht I
wyuhrn in New York or its Iicinil}.

WA“ persons arc forbid Imatinzany of lhci
cmylv-yw-vt the but» u! tntilineun accountoi
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Npccfal Prices

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fill Roofers.

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B. F. STEVENS,

Ill Slt': HALL BLOCK

1? ‘) UL’ WAYI‘

Canned Goods

That were put up thvr (all. we have them and are
,3! tin 3 them at a

VERY LOW FIGURE.

DUCK AT THIS:

Alli. Elie? BF CORN BEEF

The Best, at 18c. per Call.

Try Our Butter
At 280. per lb.

A FULL LINE OF

Green and Dried Fruits.
Fancv Crackers of all Kinds-
TRY OUR SYRUP

‘Roc's Candy, Maple orfiGoldcn Drip:- Thay are
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the lower prices.
and well selected stock of Gents Cardi—
gan J acL ts at prices that we guarantee.

We ha e the agency for Houses Gents Patent
Shield U denvem‘, In all wool, white, .carlct, Derby
stripes anicamels’ hair, which without a doubt is
the finest ever placed in the market.

The celebrated Dents‘ Gloves, for Gents, in Cadet
and and Gents length fingers. The best fitting
glove to e bought.

to $1 50 per yard.
colors, which we are selling for
we uuarllntcc.

sistillg of jet and silk ornaments
cloak clasp‘s, etc.

 

 

No. 10 South Main Street

 

Ill our dress goods department we would call
special attention to a line ot \ elvcteens,
39c n 3'III',(l
value at, 79c, also hear In lllind our drags goods stock
compIiSes the latest novelties, and at prices which

A new line of Passemcntczitw juSI recelvod, coll-

tinlc to inspect.
black and
good

Our line of Ladies’
uncxcelled.

All wool Blankets,
$7.40 per pair.
$3. 50 each.

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M. S. S M I T H ..
South N orwalk, Conn.

doz. Cents’ all Linen Collars, all the latest styles, 11¢ each.

doz.Cents’ all l_inen Cuffs, all the latest styles, 132 per pr.

llavejust received In our upholstery (lcpzlt'tmcnt.

India Silks, figmu and plain, Plu.‘ leg from 65c to
an elegant a sortment of Tapestry to retail lrnm 35c

$2 .35 per yard. OuI ille of fancy titties, chair pil~
lows, chenille ornamcn.s and fringes is worth ones’

A large assortlllent of Sta; oped Tray Cloths. Bis-
cuit Cloths, Tidies Scarfs and . plashcrs Bolton Cloth
III all colors, .Ilso stamped Bolton for Table Covers.

Cohan, Cutlsand Ruchings Is
10 4 and 11 4 flonl $1. 25 to

Comfottables, full size, from 850 to