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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 27, 1889 · page 2

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Deliberate» Plots liar
Husband's Ruin.

 
 
 
 

 
 

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mood-hammer. “Steamship
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munchies-Myocardi-
medals increased thsywill eat rates and
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amateur—mo. mu
unison-u...

MMJaly Ila—4L0. Barton.“
IMO-yawn,“ returned
~ II. it wedding tear without his
his maturohheoanwisonaottbs
new m‘thathaseometolighttor
my on...» anu- Brag-,0!
” War.” been adopted bya
aerate-trim Theglrloametotlrnaha
ebwnemhqoavutnch relativssaad
”Whitefish“ society. There
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has haunt-ted at Beraatoa tortm.
[is had secured theeash on twoehsohsol

.5 «a... .. wagon my my.

dill“ 14:.»er and QuenchJowhlehthesignatur-oflc.
n 7 lovyandtilmonlllnarteldhadhasnforgad.
had eats-ads lawn. Charles Feller-a, who murdered Bunyan
Isms, .tbattheglrt waaal-Adanntaniehlandparrhh,l.a..hashsau
Mb lathehouseotherguardlan hanavdatltayvllla

atWtharawasayoungmannamed
N Dalianwho Iun'woa lb Bridgu'
Ht mill years ago. They were too
aluburryJutteokastapthatouly
manta-m The girlwssdasply
hbvewlthflaflanaudadvised htmwhile
=Vflln0meha of Barton’s courtship of

Thellewllampahirehmnejudlciary m
mitten isooostdwtng tin advisability at re-
portlngahtll abolishing upttal pauhhmsnt.

IaryJachon,aodoradwoman.mhltoha
lwyearsold,disdatlthaearuemtly.

W.T.Oraves,meofthaoldsstaadb-t
known bankersln New York state. died sad-
danlyatAuburn.

AttheKnlght-ot labor eonvetion in nor-
falotha per capita taxwas increased from
thirtyto llfty cents. The convmtlon then
adjourned

TheKnlghtaotLahor have pamsd resolu-
tionsdsnoancing 'l‘homasli'urlong,whohad

vice,asatoolofJay(ionldandanenemyof
labor.

Oliver S. Roberts, proprietorol the Frank-
lin Trotting park at flanges, Ian, has
aligned Liabilities, 863,500, of which “7,-
200 are unsecured.

The two little children of Fred Droenke
were playing on the track of the Northwest
ern road at Chicago. Atraincame along
and both were cut to pieces

Thenew steamship Columbia has arrived
from Southampton, makingthe triple ddaya
at hours and 7minutes, thus breaking all
preview records from that port.

Christopher Carter, aged so, was released
from the Concord (N. 11) jail, after saving
three years for hone stealing, but was rear-
reetedby Mamachusetta oflm for an old
odense. He has been at“ continuously
confined for fifteen years.

Hutchinson, Ogden & 00., worsted yaan
spinners, of Philadelphia, have made an as-
signment. Their liabilities are about 036.-
000. it is thought some arrangement will
be made by which the firm can continue
business.

A Package at Tell Tale Letters.

(he morning shortlyatter his return to
Orr-ha (iuy Barton, thofather of the groom,
reestveda letter and a package 0! letters
from Ogdenburg which proved beyond a

and the package contained letters written
by It. Bridgus to Hanan, most of then
dim Its Theyshowed that her
“with Barton was the result of a cold
blooded plot between herself and Hallam.

A Ila-dials Plot Unearthed.

The letters mowed that the original de-
algnwasthat Hallam should meet the bus-
band and wife at Iontreal, where they ex-
pected to step during the wedding journey;
th‘t Hallam should there induce the DID
haltedrink drugged liquor. inthisoon-
“Barton'- tube takentoahouseot

blecharacter and be discovered in
mostpubfle way pomible. Thus dishon-
wed. the indignant bride would leave him
and king suit for divorce and alimony.
With the money thus secured she and Hal-

 

 

 
 

Is Mt‘
um rowan
rum

Do its Hsnnhoturors Publish all
the Ingredients Used?

l8 IT FREE FROM Altllfllllll

Miswellhnowmammonlaisunhealtln
tul in food. and dries up the bread

Protection to consumers of food can
ads lies in their ability to cheese
made from healthful substances.
Unle- Inanulhoturera blish just what
their baking powder made undo not
use their goods. but boy lutead

CLEVELAND'S BUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.

Thiapowderiamademlyofatrlctlypuro
cream of.tartar. and may re
of withaltttle w
Ionrtopreserve t. 'l‘hiaiaattested the
oflcialanalyses of Governmentand late
chemistmaml h and chemistsot
Boardsoill th throughout theooun .
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Q. & 0i. TEA

The Chained Ten liver Cflercd.
PERFECTLY PURE.

A Mi lS’l‘ DELICIOUS Dfl‘i‘llhl ii". TRY l'l'.
'.':: vil'. tour :10 sq titer. (231:2; tyre.- an:

it is the “mun-1' (tutu- i.nr.plrk«»el1:nm
t‘ n limit plantations and; “.t- unit-m2 ul Mitll'l'ly
rum and true {mm all mlul' mum nr mt.» ‘2 ;
II'.i'lI'l' ’llm purl-:1: a a f||wllt':r.','y v
owl u-zrnurml lull wvum . lt ll morn-r-

omp ad in mm than ”m lnwcrgradn
0 iv,

Crienta‘. is 0x11611111 Ten 20., la .n.
"uni (iliiro, SS Hurling Slip, New )‘crf'.
Fur sllv liy tlzr' hr“! u!» rra.
I". ll. IAAWTON & “L.
D. L’Illll M Elli EU.
CHAS. ll. FEllllIS,
South h‘orvmlk, Conn.

fifillt'W‘i't—li" H

Col Perl-ls. Moses Glover. David l'latt.

 
 

 
 

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Sale price only 9r. per yard.
10, 9.: yard.

own»... JULY

Grand Semi-Annual

nu Mitt-nun on:
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Terrifiic Cut In Prices!

 

$40,000 “'Oll'l‘ll 0|" (30008 MUST BE SUI." DURING THE

Next 60 Days.

WE HERE IENTION A FEW OF THE IANY

THOUSAND BARGAINS

 

 

WHICH W E WILL OFFER DURING THIS SALE AT PRICES THAT DEFY C0

RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

100 pit-coo Tiuch md» Sub Ribbon, in black. white, cream. pink, light blue and cardina
20') piece» fancy Block lithium, all colors.
Thane llIbl-«ms Itlr- worth double the price.

SUMMER READING.

500 thllltlll‘r (with nt Mulmg euthonhuitubl» (or vacation pastime, tut 7c a v>i'o r-¢-. l

UNDERWEAR.

u. 2'. ‘li [ruin-:3 Sill-N lllblh-ui Vrnt for 96. worth I96.

1‘7: :inzcn lstIG-h‘ h‘wua Ballingnn Ribbed Vest 124v. worth 25:.

l l. .; l‘ . Rm... llitmml Vows, old price 420. W!” close this lot luv 29.? each.
(Lnu' -. ,. - l... ‘ ,t'ms :ml .“t'nntl Shirts. old prices. 37:: and 42c. Sah- pricv ‘2.

HOSIERY DEPARTM

 

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”PETITION.

finally tvlatlt‘d ht 2.50.

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100 (ll zcn Umn.‘ l-‘mcy Strip» Cotton lime, usually sold [or 121m pair, price during this sale wrll ltv‘ 5.: rmr.

till tlt zen Lilli“. litibrvgnn lime, worth 12;, sale price will be 50 pair.
90 cit-zen Loclm‘ l-‘mcy s'rip - llrise, former price I‘ll. sale price 8: pair.
llitlu‘lnz-m [.mlua' Fast Black Rose, worth 15c pltlf, will run this lot at 106 pair.

Actually worth 420.
l'rlccs: Sn. 9, 84: yard; No. I2, 70 yard; No.

Men. J

"r I bur eolluthm u! sampl- of

Spring Goods

”II THE

Brass Ennis Denim!
W.B. lighten,

I!!! I I)! n‘r PZI’() “'1‘.

And will purrhass tar pone: without charge or

take “or” at same mus as the llrld tron
. ““992, WWW ‘ ut'a‘I‘t

wItlolliwritwi'iIYNNf‘
Carriage Makers

And manufacturers of

All kinds of Wu one.
Trucks. Carts. 0 c.

All kinds rt repairing promptly done
Several new and «and hand wauona tor sale.
New [toad cam only to).

Horne-Shooting and all
kinds ofBlackemtthlng

Pool of l-‘rnr-ltlln lit.

aotun Somnlk.
HEP}? ‘L. ._

WAG—CNS

Newsndrccond—hand
Beagles, l’liaetons. ('arriugcs,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

 

Prices to Suit AJI.E

Call and See Them.

HENRY” TILL

CANDIESi

or all hindr. rim t'lare !
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30831117?le (ANDY 10mm a mu mon- l
v at of ornamental and): ‘

MrsJohn Holland ?

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HAZELTflN, LE 5 ‘

GROSS GREEK.

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tillli til ALL

Stove Coal

IS Jllat'l' WHAT lilfl‘l‘ti ’l'lil PARTICULAII
"HUGE Wll’l PURCllMll CHIN“ All)
Ill HATHI'IID THAT Till (”All HAD
lit-NP." “WORK BEEN IQUALIJL'D.

RAYM NINlRllS

norm n. rest In,

Wholesaleand Retail Desist in all

Elli]. AND W0

Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.

 

 
 
 

Loliigh, Lackiitrnnna. Locust
lountniu, Franklin, and
il'ilkosbarre Coats.

lfirlll far RUBBER Plii‘l‘

Yard ' inn: of \‘Jashingtu and Mar-
llrnoch ofli at Stilsou
Mini

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Drug “torn

The Militia

4. we VEST—l

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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

lilitlhlr-n Luli ~' f-lowv Uniiyrwvnr, consisting of Corset Covers, Chum-w, Uruwu'é, Night G was .u ll Shirk, at 25c.
acnmlly worth 450.

SHE MARRIED THE BEST MAN,

And Her Jilted Lover Dld Borne Vigorous
Shooting.

S. It Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
and others.

Below will be founu a sample of the Winnie or
lent-rs of encouragcmrnl. Franklin How. am, of

“could be married and live happily.
The Bride Ilade No llenlal.
l‘w altercation Bailout did not materialise

 

LADDER“! BUICK. N 7 777‘ M E A T S

SERVED l3 T31: 3351‘ IANNKR.

h Katina], and after this the conspiracy
“donut serionsshape. The detaih of
“who! the plot could nct be secured,
“Ht 5 pubable that time and opportunity
" Ind h lacking for anything beyond the
main of a thought to perpetrate
dad. Armed with these letters and ac
cornpanied by an attorney the father intu-
eoptedthebridalcoupleinfit. Innis When
confronted with the evidence the bride made
no dark], and beyond a few quiet tears

showed no particular emotirm.

Given Away by a Friend.

An immediate separation was insisted upon
and agreed to, although she strongly ob-
jectedtoreturningthe wedding presents to
thedonors. Theinforunnt iuthoaflairisa
lawyeratOgdensburg. whohad long been a
umrpanionofflallam. It appears tromthe
evidence thathehad beuaparty totheplot
up to the time that the final suggestion had
been made. There hi conscianeeovereame
himandhewent to the intimate friend of
thetather above related to, made a con-
tention of the whole mattu' and delivered the
letters which Ballam had put in his safe.

Bought with English Gold.

Cnmaoo, July ill—Ir. Douglas G. Macb
Meditorot Thelmdon Piuaucial'l'imes
andsgultoftheBritiahsyndicatewhichh-a
heenmaking extensive purchases of Ameri-
oangrainelevatarastataltoaUnited Pre-
that he had purchased seventy-
eightekvatorsintheVan Deusensyatemm
thenorthwestforthe syndicate. Headded
thatnoarrangemenbbadas yet beenmade
{or the purchase of the Iinneapolis dour
mills. Mnlacllaefurther stated thatan-
nngansntawwe being madefortbeintro-
duotionof thewaternslndutry. lnEng'
landwatn' gas was belugmannfacturedat

Culco, Cal, July zit—Eva Adkins, aged
17, was to have been married last Monday to
Raymond Bieree, son of a San Francisco
journalist, and Neil Hobbs, an intimate friend
of Bierce’s, was to have been best man. On
Sunday Min Adkins eloped with Ruble, and
they were married in an adjoining town.
They returned here and wont local! on the
bride’s mother. Bierce learned of the in-
tended vhrit, and went to the house lint.
When the couple entered Bierce shot and
wounded Hobbs, who returned the fire. Sew
an] shots were fired by each man, and Hobbs
finally fled from the room. Bierce then shot
Mn. Hobbs, wounding her severely, but not
fatally. Hobbs thereupon re-eutored the
room, overpowered Bieree, and beat him with
the butt of a revolver. Bioroa him-
self to another room, where he shot himself
dead. Hobbs will probably die of his wounds

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A War-a- lalled [or Debt.

Cmcaoo, July 21—)“: Josie Walters oe~
cupieeacell in the debtor’s department of
thecounty jail because she failed to pay a
debtofm Bhewas sued byCrane 6'. Co.
for balance due on a clock, judgment ob
mined and an execution issued. She was ar-
rested and locked up, a member of the above
firmpaying a week’s board in advance as
required by law.

Princess Louise's Presents.
Manon,me 2'i'.—-'l'he wedding presents
received by Princess Louise of Wales were
displayed at Marlborough house. The total
value is £1501"). The jewels alone are
valued at £120,000. lira Macksy sent a pair
of torquohe and diamond pendant earrings.

IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.

756 Broadway, how York, daily receive. Thumb
joined unsaxicitrd tatimoniaie n: from your lnemi—
snd Irighbonl. indies and gentlemen you know and
esteem tor their honor nnd straighztorwardmea. and
who would scorn to baa party to an rim-prion.
What has hem done for others can hot one (or you,
and it is lolly tolunru snfler ‘lun Ibe menus at
ricotery lies a! your very door.

Col. 0. 3|. I'ISBBIS rays:
taken srca with Dysprla-lt and Janndlce of the vr m
deecuption, “during my weight about sixty womb
land-red about om year ands bait. hvervth‘ng
was done that medic II skill cor-id nut-gust. Fills“?
aconucii of doctors decimal my case "incurable; '
others gave me the benefits of r unlit» Thrtt I wa-
inally persuaded to take llnwrs' lllmxl i‘untier.
After taking ten or three boner- i you chtlrrlv
curvdand have been o well mm tor over rl! yearn. ‘

MRS. HENRY SEYMOIJ it. said to have had
a fencer removed by Dr. Cummings. ot new \ nu
city. Was very low— reported naely todle any day ;
not able to wait: shine; sore would not Mal. Th.~
Diarovery cured her seven years age and ha» been a
well woman since.

8. K STANLEY. nearly eighty yum old. run:
was ruflcrin severely trom a hard cough. Too
doctorseaidfie had an "n cor on his lung," and
could not live Having heard of the wonderful
cures d rte by ”fire that Blond Ponder " I rent
for it or, once and took it faithfully. My cough div
appear“! and am mflrjiylugvgwl beultlt.

Testimony of: Remarkable ('uro

in Norwalli, Conn.

illlsa Celia Starr. (new Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant 8L, Norwalh. Conn.

Bad Kidney trouble. Dyspepsia. lmuavml cirrn
lotion ol eight ears standing; was so norm» that
she could nelt r sleep not eat. l'ei-t out over
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and was not hem--
titted one omt'a worth; health mint-i so much by
thepoiaon medicines as by the dime In which
they were taken. She says: "I did not expect to
lure but a short time. It flowee war sent to me
by a friend. 1 took his medicine and have not bad
a doctor liner. lwaa not able to walk without help
-am now able and do walk all about town several
timeea Ila . i am a new person. and i would not
be back w l was for thonrands of dollars. 1
«insider it the best medicine ever clued to the
public. Dr. trons-tuck, of New York. told me he
would not have believed i could have been cured it

' In lb?!) I was

1 Lot llv-ltrr Um!» (or 5-3:, in g'i-il as any other sell for 75¢.

CORSET DEPARTMENT.

 

'25 tloz-n lint-“fir .9 Fw-mh \V.)\'z‘tl Corsets, retnlnl t't‘eryWiwre for '29-.

Price during this sale vviil br- 59: pair.

JERSEY DEPATMENT.

 

1 l, :t Columl J arr-ya. Brunt d Front, worth $2.00. Sale price 31.39.

FAN DEPARTMENT.

 

t‘bsmg um m arm-m yuur own price, palm lent fans We dozen.

SOAP DEPARTMENT.

ripen-531'" wur'i 1'1}. ":hhmt‘n‘ lloqnet 19:.

COLOGNE DEPARTM

It :4 Quality iii i'lullflfl', usual p ice 29c, sale We ounce. Coigate’a Extracts only 22c.

ENT.

Laces and Embroideries.

1 in: Black Spanish (impure Inca Financing 43 inches deep. Actual value $1.00 yard, sale

price will be 676 per yard.

1 lot Black Chantilly Lwt‘ Flmm-mg 43 Inches deep. Actual value 8150 per yard, sale price only $1.19 per yard.

1 lot Lace Carnage t'ovrrr, turn-Hr price 35c. sale price 25:.

1 int Rand Antique Ttdia’. worth l2}. sale price 7c. 1 lot larger six» worth 25c, price during sale only Me.

1 int Colored Fl'l‘ Tidirs, stumped, former price 2lc, exile price 10;.

SWISS FLOUNCES. .

 

EATS! HATSI:

The Correct Styles

in at gl'urltj.‘ of Still and Soft flat-i. Spring Styze

811K Hats, ;

lloys Hats, Polo (Tape, Tennis:
Cops in all colors, Crush
Hats, Ian. at

KNAPP’S,

‘r

Particular attention paid to
Plains, Cleaning mud Ironing,
Sills Ilnls. Ins

llllllll RS!

ALL EEADES

AND AT

Lowest Prices !

The Best Goods for

91 Washington St.‘

it you not the choir-est MEATS. obtainedre ‘
unlit-:9 of trouble or met. you will find them at my
\lnrket. so in.“ or

Poultry of all on

IN ITS SEASON

F. HAYES.

nllll’lfi‘s RIAK'K cnrz'n! NORWALK

 

hominid

One Quality,—-’l‘hc Best.

lhct Veal. umb, lotto Pork, Salt and Fresh,
domed Beef. Stock Tongue, llama.
shoulders. Bron, ,Balogua. Prank-
termite.

Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.

CHARLES SMITH

53 Washington Street.

J.H Kimono,”

or 51.38 m "

teats, Fish listsrs;

Vegetables, Fruits,

 

 

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them“ foarpnioe micel- w" nehaduotereult doueby hanklln [lowes‘ Iodi-
—-—-—-————"“ :5: $32??ij """" o o o o o o o o_ d”s"3.'ii°i"1fn‘."$i?¥' ggsgzmfl 45 mchv-sd-rp, worth 75c,mle price 42-... 45incbeadeop, worth v.25, sale price soc. ”'9 ”28‘ llouey CANNED goons 31¢
l i I s r s. n u n P as s . '
3‘1“"Jm'3mmw‘ Wlllllngttll ........... 5 2 o s o o o o :4 wwemmmum-m. m7 4" ‘50- ' 98"- 4" ’ " 1-63: “ " 143- ——A'i'—— ——
sw on, .— Batteries:Kee(andEin,i‘eI-aon d . ' ‘
“uncommgmmmg unmet:— ' :0 . 0'; f“; mv oun WASH FABRIC . , 0119. ll. ., N. H. til. lllllll.
“a, Three mum haveadmhtad Boston........-::::.-:::.::::::l o 1 o o 1 1—: D l llll [ creamer Bauer [1331' GRADE 05‘ DOMESTIC BATEENS. We will run during this sale at Me. These are the regular 12“: goods, Te '
Game calledendasventh—raln. 8 . “ll Y Y . but our mine will br- 0}.
3:31“: Mum-nmhfl'fl- mm M “mama“ m1: em GRADE or meson SiTEBNS at 17c during an. ”I... Regular 2. rand 29c gun». Our price will be 17c ' I
11‘ ' , n yard.
armnm— . . . . .
____________ o 2 0 NEW leE (.llALLlFS AT 33-‘. Regular 7; gnodu. but our price 133;. _ l ‘ '
Cleveland ............. o t‘) o a 4‘) t.) 3 ll it: DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU. l mine a yards?" a chuim- 0! all our Outing Flannel. Very line line. regular price is 1‘2; and Lie ayard, but during this BooT & SHOE BTORE’
Batterlu: Btaley and mum. Beatin and em. as e v I" c” l“ - Clark 3 L ’
“L . . . . ans 3 Block
Wham name mm on .. Bap ”Slum“ PARABOLS. mm STREET 28 3"“ 3t» 30- NOW!“-
eountof run. 5" . - '
ln— Anna... Having hot a few and nations to clme them out, we will sell them at almost your own price. '
AtBruok -
mourn ............ ll) ; 3 z z g g t: a c—GO’N— 1)()1‘IIESTIC DEPARTMENT. A fflmmqunlmmmdflww‘rslc‘l'm?" 8a s 18 yslflrs’
ero'utsmand Vlauev, and ’ . — In. tauustorhuldncesontheamnot myhead. _ g
mm. pom. “Willi Headquarters 'lllll made 39:13:; mili'lillrofci'fimtw stock of cottons which must be sold betore inventory. To dost) we have 37 mnfimfimmxvl; $3103; Fm“ VB l h] P lll .
”Columbu— ‘ highly rem-mead it loan oucwhoiahaid an a lil ll l c
l o o , o ‘ o ‘ 1 . ‘ 131' [DI—2,500 yards unbleached cotton, short lengths, from 2 to 20 yards at 45c per yard, sold elsewhere at tile mm m ’ “m” ’ ’ ’
M ............ .. 4 BY r.
more. g o o a o I o o—s MILLINL , yar Incomsmsuemnsrurnw. ("All Kinds in Their

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

d.
BSD LOT. 3,000 yards. Elm (mod Quality. short lengths, bleached cotton, (mm 2 to 15 yards. to close them out
7c peravfirnd. Buyers Jill (in ml: to look at this lot for you will find than better than any 10.: cotton in town.

 

3 Water St» Norwalls.

AT WHOLESALE AND ii

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Banner-e30. uni-game Won-occult ’ Lon—3,000 yarda r xtnt weight and quality unbleached cotton better quality than Atlantic A. We have made .
ofrah. M the price on this Int 03¢: per yard during this sale II. 1. 3mm. use x a.
All H 0“" m Wears selling Io. tannin Ids! Gum-h fib- HEERSUCKERS —0m- conu- choice patterns, in plaid: and stripes, regular 10¢ towels, for lilo. This is the cut price
Imell ................. o 4 o o l o l 1 0—! 333.11... b22313 3.31%“: '0' “l“ '"k °""'- Rmm'h" "w 9"“, 5}” P" "n" [I Y ll ‘ '
‘- . o 0 o e g , . o—a “mfmm mflpfllmm .u TENNIS STRIPE-Oi the lamt patterns and designs. We cut the price on these as on everything elae (or this are on card it -
mu- m and am, m ud glassware are: linear tumour-rm- weer. Thornton-no. No What is it? ‘
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o o a ’ o o F . - ’ ‘ llunt a; Zelnll'lieep
-------------- °m° ms: “5- “wm " Kl'l'llllllll DEPARTMENT l —-—-e-——'W-' Warm" “'““”'°"‘°"""'°“‘
. mama-m "
8 later It, - Norwallr. W W‘-
at. an
............ ,_; , ..., .,,,..,..,..p.. , 10 PER GENT. REDUCTION gm». .. ,,-~,.,,,-.-.--, H's-«=1- NURWALK LUBSTERS 2
flood L...” E ,5 f1 " " ”51"""Q‘PPEE Will be given, for the out so days. on all goods purchased in our basement. At this rate some goods will be almost u“.- ”m U 'l all-“4.: nth-cred every Halurda m
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