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Hamilton Baby in
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_. Mum.
, khan-star Byron-bu
"In important um in»
W the Wain»
. Oneal th—wuthalmlato
Hiawatha
th- midwife who Hold it to
l M ”iii the Would be able to
tube by attain pnwuilarltia to
. W" haul «Mum attire
W and rule. The cars were
”can. and wmdightiy do
“w upper portim The midwife
prair- liar word. Non-mm did aha
' on “emanate-turn. Rflfllliflfir
hmhimod that it wa- them
._ had wild to “if". Hamilton" and
l _ itctbeoaruaa [Will bar trutlr
I’v-
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.m lanlltow Bought the may.
'Wa wan next taken down to
my» _ iW,dghteen miles from Atlantic
, ”fronted with "Mm Hamllum”
county fill. at» natal that Eva hall
flannel: for tho worm in nmxaarance
,fl' . , hardly knew her. film quickly
_ ‘ I h of her, however, as
of the woman who had mum the
”I. laid that. on that mansion "Mn.
. " mnained at hor lame mom than
‘fljflll‘, while the baby was being brought
V‘ where it was cared for.
that of the mother of the child,
" both are iikolyto ll' revealed in
' Jolll Mann Talks.
’ f“ M” Mann, under tho salutary «from of
. ' _ has further unlmrdi-m-d him-
. . ‘ Byrnea He makes certain
' ‘ M which, if true, prove beyond any
‘ 'mm that “Mn Hamilton" cannot
live hamtho niother of Beatrice, if the lat-
lelreallyhornat thetinrestatedinthc
record of baptism. Mann is considerably
, huhdown. and is now tilqrml totcll all
he haw: about ”Lira Haniilton."
He atill denies that he was over married to
hilt, but ray: that they lived together as man
and wife for over five years and under his
own name. He thinks that she never loved
Ir. Hamilton and still is fond of himself.
Soon after her marriage with Mr. Hamilton
the Med to Mann the papers which the
former had signed, morning his fortune to
the child, to he ulwilutrly Minn-oiled by tho:
Wife, and she exclainwd:
, "Bay May fiet Killed."
“This is a fine thing to have. Ray is mrk~
la: and he may get killed. You know his
‘” "We“! a horse 0m"! and broke his»; leg: ho
fall off again and the noxt time break
neck. if ever anything doe-5 happen to
him I'll marry you."
Mr Hymns declare; that tho-re is no
evidence whatever tn justify a charm,- of in—
tended murder against the conspirators. He
added very significantly, however, that in.
. thought there was nothing under the sun sc,
had that they would not do if they could
muster up smilidvnt mumx». Sensational
statements have lice-n published in tin! 63:?th
that the plot to impose: a fraudulent child
upon Mr. Hamilton as his own also included
the purpose of murdering him after for bad
by will or otherwise placed all hi1 prrqwarty
within the grasp of the conspirators. 'l'br-rt
,ieno foundation save theory for thm- staid:-
ymti. The murderous pnrptzw- attributed
to the mimicry in only in keeping with
the owner of "Mrs. Hamilton." It is
,I'it believed that either “Joell" Mann 0!
‘ “W syrinton has the courage to under-
take such a crime.
Blatory of "Mother” Swinlon.
Some more precise data have been obtained
Clout ”Mother" Swinton's hitory. She is
Mbmofava-ygmd Baltimore fam—
ily,hwdngbeea born in that city in MR.
“married in bid? a Dr. Kyrle. By him
ah had one child, who is an actri-sn, bearing
the Ange name of Storm TIT” years after
& mlage Dr. Kyrle died and the widow,
ayatlata‘, married a man namml Mann.
than family was also eirtalvlishcvl in Balti»
' {they came to New York and kept a board
ing home atthecornr-rof Bleacher and Eliza-
' bull m It was there that "Josh” Mann
‘ hum His father died in 1567 and his
mother remarried three yuan afterward.
nerthirdbmband wu i’rofm Frmlerick
J; Bwialoa, who was omnectcd with the
.. pelagic-i survey at Albany. He died
H'mlld .left nochildrnn. Mn. 8101an
What! for a mdeof ycaroin
Whammkm for wealthy
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(3mm, 1., sepr. o—u has been
“fair- uunng on Monday “In. minnow
firth mm,uaho-id.of allaying her
Mn. firm [roam tom-n,
hirer- she returned to Atlantic City was
, f fronlber 1»me Irv-
”; theranarkthatshebcmllwonld
bel‘flytooocnpyapriamcellifaheaided
Headline" in her micidal puma. he
’i thhhu-own life.
, “an bmwned the May‘s Insulin;
,Wuynchdmatcrmm
’ n. nan-ino- fled?
”,1 mthathawillneverrethil
khfimtyapfn.
a. dowithonthimatthuiah‘mid
haul-amt."
‘MMW
vol the 9-1)quka
childof“lre. rape
sheet with her father. After
“flagged in limiting and acted
‘nufiaa out during Dire. Rnpp’s visit in
Whammfloverdxmorphimpilh
Andwhilethi
*M will take extra motion to
“and would rather live hi '
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,. can. 6.-—Dr.lorvla6un,
«the million
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reclamation-bl»
Han-idem! Irvin-by»
HIT-Itwiththa WW
and Wm umrwm.
Wthathehadnotannw ar-
nt of telegraphic matter by
Wand onavhiitwhlcli hepaid
to Intimld at Whomuaatadtha
plan to hint Intimildaald thoplanwaa
worth «ital-tiring. That ”alienating-ll»
the-rat W .l lentil,»
and had walk with law-nan.
maker. There were no negotiation- contour
plated or undemxl, became therehaa been
no not of «man- paaaad authorizing the
platinum-r mural in make any. 'l'hrrewaa
an idea that more not: plan might be nub
mlttad to «urge-a, and the poatmaater gen-
eral simply put hinaelf in corn
with the telograph mmpaniea in order to
obtain lnfonnatiam on tho nubjmi. i believe
he baa talked with other telegraph men he-
aidea mymlf."
Dr. Green lurid that it wan tlmintr-ntion
of Ir. Wanamaker to «mneet all the [mat-
ofllocu in tho muntry and receive and deliver
mgr-ii just the name an telegraph com-
pany. The Men war to obtain these wires
from tho tclcgrnph company and pay the
company a peroentagu of the receipts from
the laminar-i handled. The Westem Union
would continue to do luminous at the old
stand undone of the advantages to them, if
the arrangement is completed, will be the
paving of terminal expert-see. The metallic-e
telegraph department would, of «mnemo-
dcavor to do the l-usinoin at a lower rate
than that which is now charged, but he had
no fear of this competition, and, in fact,
ml to ignore entirely the idea that the
government would moccmfully cope with his
company in the, telegraph flcld. Dr. Green
did not think that they would get any busi-
nem cxwpt in places where the Western
Union had no oflim, and very little there.
The service, he thought, would be second
class.
New York'n l'rolrlhltlon Tlrkct.
Smwsz, Sept. 41—1110 Prohibition state
convention has adopted the following ticket:
For sccrvdaryof state. Jesse H. Griffin, of
Westclmtermunty: stain treasurer, Joseph
\l'. Bruce, of Madison munty: state comp
tmllcr. Benjamin 1.. Rambo! Niagara county;
atmmcy genornl, ("ob-ridge A. Hart, of New
York: bmif‘ angina-r and Mirvcyor, Profesenr
Alpheus ll. Kenyon, of Alloghnnymunty;
judgo of thn court of appeals, Walter G.
l-‘arrington. of lllltt‘llt’si county. The plat»
form adopted irulnm the national plntfonn
adopted at lnuliannxmlis. pronounco-s lit-elm}.
high or law. vii-lows in principle and power-
less an a remmly; llt‘clflf’lfs that local option
has proved unsatisfactory and demands the
rigid cnforccnwut of the prohibition pro»
viailm of the excise law.
Liquor Men Entertainerl.
i:r.rnr:srm. N. \'., Sept. 6,—Tlie delegates
to the seventh annual convention of the
Wine. Liquor and Beer Dealers' nm‘iation
of the state were handsomely entertained by
the Rochwer exudation. In the morning
the delegates enjoyed a drive through the
principal streets. There were ninety car-
riages in the lwoceaion. After the drive the
delegates partook of a luncheon at the
Banholomy brewery. At 12:2!) the party
went to Ontario Beach, and during the after—
noon a hamnet was served in the Cottage
Bridal pavilion, ("phi covers being laid. After
the banquet the party enjoyed an hour’s
ride on the lake on the steamer Sylvan
Stream. _-
Pamll “'an Knocked Out.
Bt'rrm, Sept fl—Tho Hauley-Farrcll
fight, which was to have taken place a week
ago but which was prevented by the sheriff,
warfmght at Cheektowaga for a purse of
$11!) under Queemberry rules. Hanley
weighed ml and Farrell 136 pounds. There
were but two rounds. In the second round
Hanlcy caught Farrell on the left jaw and
felled him sens-fleas to the ground. The
timekeepers allowed him twelve seconds, but
he failed to respond to the call of time and
Hartley was declared the winner. The bot-
ting wae2to l on Hartley.
Capt. Norton'a Challenge.
sz You, Sept. 6,—Capt. Francis 1.. Km
ton. owner of the new yawl yacht F. L.
Eaton, constructed on the “Norton double
bottom water ballast system,” has inned a
challenge for an ocean race from Sandy
Booktothe island of Bermuda and hack,
coalition! at race tot-alert (”31¢de
(”MM WIM‘M'NII Ocfi 1m
15.‘ Thédrallc'ngo' madam Malay-cit.
club. yacht owner. daigner or launder. the
mpetinghoattohenot ova- aixty feet on
the water line.
Caught In a Collapsed non-e.
' anour, Nob, Sept. 6.-'l'he collapaa of
twolmlldingr onOatreet shortly after2a.
In. men men and burledthemhe»
neaththedebrir. Sixof themwerereaoaed
hafewminnteawithontaaiominjury,hut
theotber,Dr.Kelao,waa caughtJruddown—
wardJIetwmn the ceiling andfloor of his
odioe.anditwaoover thmehourabaforeho
could bonehead. The mllapaewucamed
bya firewhlchhadweakened the timber;
Theta-ammppoaedtoreachm,m.
Ina Warriors Aak an Advance.
Canaan. f-lqit. d-A spacial from
Sharon Pa, my: the ironworkm of the
. Movalleyhaveheldameethrgatthat
anddecldd to at foranincreania
llll'll'fl NAG“ DAVID Ill! Ill“.
Jada- ‘l'erry'a Dace Wan Fall at larder.
i
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\
Attorney central Hill-y'- lattav ta DORIMWWQ“
luahall’raalaaadothorlmflal WWUM?
"“"' M """' IS IT FREE fill)" WWW
an hum-co. Dept t—ln the trial at
Deputy lanhal M for the killing of al-
Jadu Tenn-l” w W letd-
have: “m Halo and raywlf entered
than!” room at lathrop for Want.
and anon after taking our ante Judge Terry
and lil- wife entered. As they [la-ad down
that-hula. Torryglarmiatmo for-alan-
Int. and then turned almt and loft tha
[rhea Judxo'l'wryaeatod him-elf, mm
hamadlataly and cam toward me. Before
r-llrlmwhathelntaudedtodolfalta
powerful blow on mycbaok. l tnrnwlarouad
andiw Torry’r giant form towering over
mawlth hie clenched flat upraiaed. [than
heard Eagle ray,‘l-luni,lamaa dllcerfil
t
i
.’li¢'uw’MfIthtya-hw.->—i ‘
In smut-rm now.”
Mr: had Monmouth would, andarop
and left the ma."
Torry lime to larder Illa.
Jmtice Field further teatifled that ho be-
lieved that it Nagle had not shot Torry ha
(Field) would have been dead within the
next the minds. The expansion of Terry'-
facewhenhe ralndliilhand torn-inane
and blow could not be mistaken. It was full
of malice and murder. Justice l-‘ield declared
that he had never had any difficulty with
Terry prior to the Sharon decilionayear
ago. They had been on the moat friendly
henna Tarryhad often tried caaealnfore
him, and on entering court had always
spoken pleasantly. During the lat year or
two, however, he seemed to have entirely
changed and to have loot his respect for the
court». Justice Field added that the story
of his having asked Terry to support him for
pruddonl more years ago was pure fiction.
The Attorney Genet-Va Letter.
“us-summon, Sept. ll.—In order that no
false impression might exist an to his shamin
the Terry-Field matter Attorney General
Miller made public his mrrospondence with
United States Marshal John C. Frauhon
the case. On April 27 he drew Mr. Franhs’
attention officially to the cane. and naked
him, in case further developments am, to
exercise minimal caution for the protection
of Justice Field or whoever might be called
upon to determine the matter.
“Many things which have happimed," he
added, "indicate that violence on the part of
Mr. and Mrs. Terry may not be impomihle.
You will understand, of mum, that this
letter is not for the public, but to put you on
your guard."
Mamba] Franks' Report.
In ibis otlicial rcport to the department
under date of Aug. 1 Marshal Frankseays
that be obeyed thew instructions fully, and
tooliurgent measures for tho protection of
Justice Field and Judge :53wa from vio-
lence. (if the assault at Lathrop he says.
that Terry ntruvk Justice Field twice before K
Deputy Mnmlml Nuglc intorfcmul. in h-
othcr letter he says: \
.lustlrc I’lelrl'o (floor Call.
“Nuclei well knew Terry's violent charac- }
tor and skill with weaning. When he saw
good remain to believe that Terry, so far
from being deterred by his official warning i
to ‘stop.’ wm dcspwately determined totako 1
the life of J inticc Field and his tXagle’s) own
life,hc prevented it in the only way anyl
reasonable pertain conversant with the facts [
will pretend he Would have done. it will he 1
clearly shown that there were not two sec 5
ends between J ustico Field's life and the shot
from Nagle‘s pistol that saved it.”
The attorney general has been Iothe to,
make public this correspondence, believing'
that hie instructions to Marshall Franks
were justified by the aggrvating circum—
stances of the case.
A Lineuan'n Horrible rate.
Bcrnm, Sept. ti.—Hugh Perry, an elec
tric light linema , while working on a pole
on Seneca street caught hold of a live wire.
Befellloacmhar,andhung tbereinthe
wires, unable to save himself and giving evi-
dence of extreme suffering. One arm was
around a wire, his head hanging down and
his body twitching and writhing. The fire
t was called, but was fifteen min—
utes before help came. Perry was alive when
taken down, but died a few minnm after
reaching the hospital. His right heart win;
badly burned, and the fingers of his left
hand were burned almost to the bone. Pony
will years old, and came here recently from
Detroit, where he has a wife and children.
He Shot Illa Wife Dead.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 6.——Abont 1:30 a. m.
William Smith, residing at 124 Fulton street,
shot and killed his wife Mary, who was lying
in bed. Smith their lay beside the
body of his victim until about!) a. m, when
hecalled Mr. Bugley, who occupies partof
the mum) ream: pollen» 1:: "
.3.” :.ho,' outlaw
was awn-wand ,
been mirrored to police it waa‘
discovered that he ahot himself in three dif-
ferent plume. Smith gives no explanation u
to why he committed the murder. Ilia own
injuries are not serious. The partie- are cob
orod.
'l'errlfle Explosion of Fire Damp.
Pam, 1113.,8ept. fl—A terrific explosion
offlredampinslmft R0. 2. Para Coal com-
pany’s mines, occurred at 2 a. m. William
Itithamwao blown a distance of lillfeet
and probably fatally injured. Edward
JackmnandWilliam Brothenwerelarionaly
injured. Iticlaimodthatthamenhaddb
obeyed instruction by not keeping their
lamp-cloaetothotlooraaitwuhnown
thanwasadangmqnantityofpalntha
room. 1
the
wet-chi!" York. 7
N!!! Younfipt. tie-Thom Ian—
hattan,of the Ward line,havingonhoud
Gm. F. I). Ingitime. the ar—preaident of
Bayti,andauite,arrivadflm was
Cnhaafterarunarhhlyfastvoyageoffive
days. There monlynlnetom W
a! board, and fourteen of “IQ included
memberaof the a-praaidmt‘a family
gaunt. .
MIMIC-d Ilk'll‘otom
Manama-0.13m Johnna
Bwadfrlrarpanter,illyeanold,atabhadlrh
wit-five timelwlthadroanalr’ahrlfehr
fiveplaeuhthatru-Awthahant‘l'la
waaraadladahaolhfleatly. Job-all.-
mmmwmmh
wd'mw
V , ,1: WWW
_whowoald room to bee
mutant-alth-
Allow-ll
fill in {outwarlu up the bead
material. .
new... or. we
nae their goods hat My mum '
GLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR
BAKINB POWDER.
Imwm-mlmiemtw » “ ‘
p
I“ .
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omna
The Chained ’1'» Ever tiered.
E‘ERFEOTLY PURE.
‘1: ‘5? lilildClOUn’ BEVERAGE. TM 11‘.
Tn. will rm: an my ether. Guilt; tem- 73.2:
. i: Um llmnrur I" Mr Luv, pick
V {mt plnlhnhnzi! 1;. . '
' from ill
: ”in u. (l r . It in burl-7m -~ .
r .. ‘5 «n rm- than the i-vzw-r grades
"1 '. I: Occidental Tea Co.,l.';"-_.
.‘ " 5:5 Bailing} 8'75". V JP} .. V .
i". ll. LA W'I‘ON 8: 00..
ll. L’HOIIEDIEU,
CHAS. ll. FEBRIS,
:Sontlr Norwalli, Conn.
'r‘l'rf i-
A Talk With
Col. Fania. Ila-ea Glover. David Plan.
8. K. Stanley. lira. Hoary Bey-roar
ind onion.
Below will be found a rampic o: the multitude of
lawn of encouragement Dublin Bowen l son. of
no Broadw- . New York, daily receive. The lab-
Jolaed lineal fled fanimoniala yonrfrlenda
and net hbon, ladle-and
esteem for their honor an Insighpmardnaal. m
pa 0 an Most
Whathuhoendoaeforothereua hethmef "31
and it in folly talcum antler when thcmeana
recovery lies at your way door.
can 0. I. ruins aye: “In 1675 l we.
taken rich with Dyspcpla and handles of thewont
deactiption. reducing my weight about aixty pound;
fluttered about one aodahalf. Iv jinn;
was done that amilca skill could large-t. nail,
a council of (locum declared my case “incurable; '
other! gave an the benefits of unable. Then l we:
finally persuaded to tan llowea‘ Blood Purifier.
Alter taking two or three bottlea 1 war entirely
candandhanheenawdlmformalx yearn. '
Ills. HENRY environs. mid to have had
lancer removed by Dr. Cunmlkrgl. of New York
city. Wan low-reported li y to die any ;
notabletow alanonorcwunld not heal.
Discovery cared her mm years ago and ban been a
well woman time.
s. It G'I'AILIY. nearly eighty old. and
war nflcrlnicmaely from a flu. The
had an “nice on hi- lang." and
could not live. flaring heard of the wonderful
cam done by "The Grat Blood Purifier." i sent
for it at once and tool it falihfally. My cough db
appeared am now enjoying good health.
Testimony ofaRemarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Illiaa Calla Starr. (new Ill-a. Charla
Bennett). Grant St" Norwalh. cann.
[lad Kidney unable. Dyrpcpria. impaired circa
Iatlon of mt naming; waaaoncvoaa that
chaos-rid not new are «at. Paid oat over
eighthandmldolmmdomandwunot bene—
Itrzd one cunt’a wwtlrz'health ruined a much
thopoiaoamedldaau by the dire-ac for wh
they were taken. She a: "l dial not caper
lire hat a short time.
by a friend. I look “medicine re
a doom: since. lwaa not able to walk without he
Earn no; obit} and dowalh all Md lmwoald
men a . an a new Item. an
helmkwlymel waa thou-androfaollan.
confide”: the heat modidaa ever clued to
public. Dr. (remnant, of New Yak. told me
wouldnmhavehellovedlconidhavehaan card
:1 tuna? notucnitmdnaa Franklin Enca‘ ladi-
rcorcry." our .
Sold by A. ll. no" INN-Sim.
WWehave agent! "rah-n . n7
ALLISON BIOS"
lam
mounowx. man.
anzll) ly
CANDIES
Gilli“. mm
BAKERY!
cmmusnnw
natal-wan.
Wobnflolland
“In” M.
W6
“iii...
, revenues.
W m
till: at 25:13. Illllll lull: »
ranting. Papa:- nan:-
lng. calcining and
Decorating.
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 innilainltreit,
SOUTH IOIWALK.
\-
HALE’S LIST
Olmwmmhfmu
The Popular Cami! Drug Store.
Bottled Mlncral Wale".
Buffalo non. cunt-d. Vick . [lethal-n. con—
gme, mfinwlithk. Cl . seiner. Apolll-
wig.» ,BuI-yadi [m try umu. bythe
tingle bottle or on. Ala) Santana Vichy, Geyser
and heel-let on draught.
Imported (than.
fifteen different brands.
Ila-colic Cigars.
Party different branda.
The moat complete amendment of Perfumes to be
found In the town;
Fancy Soaps
In endiaa variety.
Fancy Box Stationery, lake and Pens.
Pine Confectionery at .ar one.
Our flock of Patent pmaea roommate.
The Prescription Business a Specialty
Ila gained the reputation of drawing the
duct Sula Water, we mean to in the led,
and with altentlve and ohligint cleric will serve
you better than you can he retired elsewhere.
Stan Always Open Ti“ “:30 p. In.
HALE, THE DRUGGIS'I‘.
TRY THE
SMALL
SillVl
Rllll !
———-.0.-‘—-‘
Nothing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use. Clean, free
from slate, and always a uni-
form size.
oer——
RllMflNll RRRS
Jacob M. Layton,
ml Hale and Ila. Agent.
General In surance A gency
\ ' ‘
mama-dam ‘/
N I l l ‘ ‘ i
own
. 9 am;
Dranafuane h.
Notaryl'nbllc. . ,
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Ileana-tin.
a Wumion an. arm doar to Mom
South Nor-walk. Conn.
INSUBE IN THE
Connecticut General
LIFE. INSURANCE co,
HARTFORD oonn.
no: Mm era It! each man or mama
w
'lleylrave paid to area who were IM over
31.0001”. and for Dead: [an overt].
aadaowhava a Outpla- over their im- at
«amino.
Whypayaelnngla liver Why not take an
Whitley for’ytamll lfynallva,foryoar
mlfyoadie.
I. I. 11-01mm. Agent.
Tfl'WAfi!
I'll
germ... mew w w
Reasonable Prices.
Whitman-ta
Curbs and Gutters.
“mm-arm It“
‘° JOHN B. roman,
"HAHN!“
I. ‘
price is 59c, but. just to start people off in good humor for the full trade we quote this line
of Fluids at 490.
. ....
OVER
GREAT CROWDS
, S ' ,
Milli incontinenm
advertised. ~ ,
llln Now Offered. PlllllEs I
580.
42-inch English Habit Cloth, side band sailings, in all the latest shades, comprising the
With Bargaiillreater Than Ever.
Over the Sweeping
very choicest thing in this grade of goods to be found in Connecticut. The price is
490.
42 inches wide, the biggest bargain to be found in the state, an all Wool suiting; regular
Wool Blankets at Cost.
In 10 4, 11-4, 12-4 Prices, $1.19, $1.75, $2.98, $4.19, $4.98 and $5.50. We have a few Horse
Blankets which are to be closed out regardless of price.
,Plain and Plaid Muslins
Must be aimed out. To do so we have marked them at less than actual cost. We still have
on hand a small lot of that Unbleached Muslin on which we had such a run at 4%; the price
will remain the same for this week.
Now is Your Time.
Just a few more left in 40, 4?. and 44 Gents‘ Bulbriggan and Gossamer Shirts. Regular
price on these goods is 37in: and 45c, but. we are closing them out. at 25c. each.
DON’T MISS THE CHANGE.
Come before they are all gone Geuls' Fancy Stripe Half-Hose at 5c per pair. » Never
before sold less than 10c.
LADIES’ HOSE 1T 86-, Ill, 12 1-26., 176,211}. all25l. 1N1] llPWlBBl.
We have a full line of
Gents’ Fancy Cambric Shirts,
Ranging in price from 49c to $1.25. A few more of Gents’ Tennis Fl mnel Shirts at greatly
reduced prices. We are now prepared to fill your order on the
Famous Beacon Half-Hose
Which would be cheap at. 19c per pair, but our price is 12gc. ‘ '
A Full Line of Misses’ Black Hose.
.1 “A, .1. : V1315] genuine “Sunrise” Dye. Every pair warranted.
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134‘ OUR“ ART---:DEPAB!1‘M.ENIE. *
(Second floor) under the management of W. P. WHITNEY,
Will linen on Saturday, September 'lth. »
We will show an elegant line of
'5... Pictures, Stationery, Albums, "Cabinet From
and Artists’ Materials
At Our "Usual Low Prices.
FRAMING A SPECIALTY.
“In!“
The BQWEETOR
Norwalk Chronicler