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”can we improve on our well ratablished tin-inns prinflplrli.’ This qiiertZou~orr¢w itself upon
n; I‘- ioi-ia' up heture u like the far famed Killer Tower—s mammoth simtlule ot pin-Milt. dura
It all Mary. We go at It with the best tools at our din-oat: Bounty and low prices hi sdretliaimr
J's hvspt. by showing our node and not being afraid to do so. by union our - very rd m M learn
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BEEss Goons DEPARTMENT
WILL BE FOUND
Tainlse Cloth. Railway Cords,
Convent Cloth, Sterling Stripes,
Alsatian Suitings, Camel Hair,
Waterproof Serge, Double Sateens,
Brilliantine, &c., &e., Ace.
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
Mohair Stripes,
Mohair Brocade,
Estrellette Mohair, Mohair,
Silk Warp Henrietta,
Silk Finish Henriettas,
Wool Brocades, Band Suitings,
Real India Cloth,
CAEEETS.
We have the Largest Stock of Carpets ever shown in Norwalk
at prices that defy competition. In it will be found:
lloquette Velvets, Axminster, Wiltons,
Brussels, Boxbury Brussels, Tapistry Brussels.
' We are agents for HARTFORD, LOWELL and GLENHAE
MILLS, R. J. HOGUET, W & J. SLOANE, THEO. W.
BAILEY k. 00., and JOHN 8; JAMES DOBSON.
WHAT WE ADVERTISE.
, .fiscoFlE—les—dc HOYT,
TWO STORES,
CH‘LNA
GLASS WARE.
iI‘oa and has: loss
In Town.
‘l'laaadlhsstluaWork.
It‘ll) no class in partfrular and every om- in gemrsi, and} by giving
norafor your money than you ran procure elrrwhcre. With thew nignntit‘ jrra urn-w.—
«mass llgliycuoozh to more mountains of dinknitm, to start-r to the four altos all
Silk Warp Batiste.
Body
“" Wt WE ALWAYS HAVE
Newark and south Norwalk.
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We have Ila Cheapest
I nitrous-intuitions
Swan 6: Eushnoll.
83. Wsstor Carnot.
(root of Bank), Blllnoltrolt‘r, calm
Pars Leads and (ills lihi rims-inlay. angina-omit
iinpplirs and Dredging starts» Nova Hoots
Wmlcn minds, "and mule awe rags nitrous.
(llom, Mailers. llmds, Imported tlcotrh and Liver-
pool (lacroseys No cats have erer been made
to ran thus (Journeys for issuing qualities. test
warmth and perfect frrrrlmn for action. A fnl line
of the celsbraied Pontiac Woolen (lauds: all of tru-
Ihmm are at reduced prism We are sole axenls for
Towu's‘1'lsh Braad"oi()ll (hitting. the best in
the world. A [raid rult of blank or yrilow (lit
t'lnthcsls rot rlprnrlvc, 1! Emily kipt in repair
and sillmany times repsr its cos- m [unit-(lit):
'r..m colds. rlwomn'ism or pot‘umoi-Ia ltuntm
.lovm. linens and linger Hots. ivorythiur needed
on Boar-i ~hip. Imposed Manills "IK'lI‘F 3i: p- r bus
of one hundred Telephone New York I’m-a
Never Undoraold
FAWCETT’S
GREA'I'
clearing llil Salli!
(‘ornrneiicing to on.
SATURDAYJJecJ
Eve ythlng ti be sold whhuur round to cull, tr
mike room tor other goods.
Trimmed Hill all Burials
AT VERY LOW I’ifll‘E’S.
Ostrich Homes and Tips
l.‘l ALL THE NEW strings,
M rs.W. Fawcett
No. 3 WATER fi'l‘RlIl-I l”.
NORWALK, worm
t Frill. Lin .n'
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. ii'mi 0i? Finish.
“ire “in“?! ilmrr tints
Someth.r~.g new. I.- at 2mm: out
W. O. QUINTARD
MUSIC BALI. BLUCK
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ALL GRADES
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Lowest Prices l
The Rest bloods tor
the Least honey
“AT——
l. , S. BilWN’S
8001‘ ll SHOE STORE,
Clark ‘L" Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
lit trill trial.
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laid-Bo. Ilium
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MEATS
mammalian
Pillll'l if; illljils
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Ema-winners “r
One of Kilraia's Troupe Kills
a Young Texan.
Mix llll IIENZIAII'S IlEAIlLl’ BLOW
Yuan; James Trial! to “land listen
utas roar ltouads and Dlsdwllaldooa,
Claary. luau-II and tha Whola (Iota-
blaatioa Arrested—Kllrala Wopt.
"ALLAH, ‘ex., l-‘eb. 15.~»~'l‘ho Kilraln anti
Muldooo combination. which has bsen trav'
sting in Turin since the Kiiraiu-Vacqueliu
fight ot‘ two weeks ago, appeared at the
Dallas Opera house last night. The loading
wrrstlers and tumors in the combination arr
Klirain, t'ioory, Beulah and Muidoou.
The combination otters slim to any man
who willstaurl bsforo Kilralu four rounds
amt-laminate to any wrestler who will
meet. Maillot-n. A purse of $2.3 isofforoc‘
any light wright who will stand up for four
round: before llomiah.
I‘m-paring for the Fray.
The opera house was crowded, and after
the Kilrshi-(‘inury sot-to the utter of ‘2:
was made in iii-half of licnsiah. TumJanms,
a your); light wiright of Dallas, accepted the
offer. “'lrn-n the men appeared forthe bum
it was soon at once that. llenslah was at least
ten pounds huaviur than tho Dallas man. "t
must have weiglit‘d fully L's) pounds, while
Juniors did not appear to weigh more that:
iZL'i. lb-gulatiun four oum'o gloves, hard
enod from Ilsllgti, were strapped on the inert.
lluldmin was reforms and Kilrain handled
llvuzlnll, while a friend look-Ni after James.
'I'ririil .‘lllchrll's Tactics.
For two round" James tried Mitchell's trio
tics and run awn}, with the intention oi
staying in tho ilght tho four rounds. When
he wont to his corner at. Hm end of the
round he was blowing anti Wood was flowing
from his month. Mo said to his M‘i'llhll.
“This follow run't knock mo out in full!
rounrb " ih-nruh's rush had told on him
and he ii'gzm th-- third round with a imrk ul
ilt-tt-nnmuliusr«in his taco. ll» concentrated
all his strength tor a knock out blow. Twice
ho rosin-d thrtlni and delivered right arm
swings, which. had they landed, Would have
smith-d the llflllilfi pugiluit. James escared
by ducking.
llv hlIliiHili-Ii l'wuziah twice in thitlflf‘t‘, but
without any apparent i-lfect. llrforo the
round closed ilruziah sent in three blows on
James howl that made him groggy, hut hr
f'l‘tl‘cllltil and t'nCflIl‘d a knockout.
James llrcamo Angry.
At the end of the round the audience war
cheering wrl-ily. James was thorn to studs,
and such cries us "Don’t run, Torii,‘you ran
do him With .‘lllt‘iii'll business." “frail for
him." “invi- hirna straight left when he
rushos," tillz-d the room. This talk made
Bc-razruh more determined to finish his man.
He Irmdv James follow him around thostngo,
but every tmo- iw fv-intr'd at James“ heitdthe
boy jtirnpwl hon-1;. ilonzruh ji't‘l’lfl‘ the aura-
teur for in: cowardice, and thc-latterbe‘
more angry and began standing his ground.
It \“lvt is Fatal Blow.
\l'hvn llvuuuh discovered that he had
succeeded in making James ignore the
forms, he knew his opportunity had come.
About the iniddlo of the round ho tainted
with his left toward the stomach. The Dal.
Ias man stood his ground, but threw down
his left, and, as he did so, Bonziah stepped
forward and sent his right in with great
force on the left side of James‘ neck. The
boy dropped as if shot and was carri to
his corner. lie was limp and nnconscr us.
Whisky was "inf“ down his throat, and
he mus carried to a dressing room. The
stage was rlcared and the show went on,
About. half an hour later littldoon appeared
on the stage and said:
”u.‘ntienieri, lam sorry to say that James
has not yet nuns around ls tin-re a pliysi»
cinn in the audience-1
Klirain (‘rit-tl like is Child.
Three physicians took charge of Jam-10'
body, and, though everything was done, he
was knocked out for all time. Kilrain and
Muidooli held the boy in their arms,und
Kilraiu, when told that James was dying,
cried like a child. James died at midnlgbl
The “'Itolo l‘arty Arrested.
Moldmm, Kilroiu and the remaining moor
bers of the combination were arrested. Belts
slab is from Cincinnati, and while 'is has no
ring record he is a clever and strong fighter.
Kilrain, liluldoou, Bearish and Cleary ind
an examination before Justice Brown. After
hearing the lcszimony all were released ex-
cept Bearish, who was held in 8t,:’r0l)lor
manslaughter.
“‘lso J‘hraes Was.
James was a well built, muscular young
man of :3. He came from Kansas City three
months ago. Ho was married two months
ago, and his tragic and falls with crushing
weight upon his wife, who resides at L514
Contrnercestreet. Muldoon contributor! all)
to pay Jamrs' funeral expenses. The body
will be sent to Denver for interment. Kil-
rain and his backers, excepting Bonsiuh,
have gone to New Orleans.
lle Married Illa Housekeeper.
Pnovrnsztca, Feb. li—A social volcanic
eruption occurred here when it became
known that the housekeeper of the its
Annual-1 Beckwiih, president of tho Dyer-
viils Manufacturing company, claimed to
be his widow. The claimant is Mrs. Maria
Sherman, a woman about 35 yuan of age,
who had been in Bockwith‘s mice for some
yuan Three hours aftsr Bockwith died the
housekeeper showed a marriage certificate
toherfricuds and said aha had loughsan
the dead man’s wife. Whoa called upon by
reporters him. Bhermansaidshswss indeed
the wife of Becki-“ill: and that she intended
to and he? rig’hh. '
ls tlamtt Hurray lying?
Canon-«,8. J., M 15:45th Murray
wasagainon thastandlaihs Mooney mur-
der ease,and denied point blank that he
knew magician-amt whims
hroaghthsmtotsstifyas to hischaractsr.
Another of farmers and peach growers
from Dslawars and larylaad want on the
stand and swore/that Ian-ray“- reputation
forlrathaud homatywss bad. Other wit»
futurist ovarths m, at Ania
BaaswlthansaaIanV
MYmmu—HIMd CI}
m mt‘a
fl sandman-sat
my “lips tron tho Wins carols”!
Calllsd.
'l‘hs will of the late philanthropist, Charla
Bausolt, gives considerable autos to a lame
number of aducatioosli and rhuritah‘u iuv
stltutions, after providing liberally for rela’
tires. The estato is reliant at ovrr samurai.
The sale of bolas and souls for the per
formalise at the Broadway theatre, New
York, for tho hsuoiitot lira J. ti. iiiaiao,
Jr., took place Feb. M and realized 03,!
The coinage commission at Philadelphia
has finished its test. ot' the work of thr
mints, and will report that the wins cook
up to all the requiroma. of law.
Wong All Hing, a (I‘bhtaumo, was hanged
at. lion Frunriwu for tho lllltl'ilt'l‘ of bit
uncle, Wong Wing her, last April.
II. E. rim: or (30., ll'undy Illnlillfiii‘lllrara
of Chicago, have failed, The liriaola and
liabilities are scheduled at. “whim.
The New Jersey (i. A. it. has chiaeu the
following oi‘lleors: Mr. Matthews, of Orange,
department cornrnaudlrr; senior Vice depart-
ment commander, J. Al. “'ildrirh, of hair»
don; junior vii-e department. r'utliluatnlrr,
H. A. Atwood, of l'lnillilield; tumlit‘nl direct.
or, Dr. William H. A. throwing"! Hnt'kulllt
town; chaplain, t'lmrlmr H. Hill, of “rd
Bank: mum-ll of lilhtllltlsll'aliun, J. ll. lloui,
of Ashory l'urk; lluorhru llnrruti, of i' .o.~
don; J. A. llrirlgun, nll Newark, and l'nlii‘
rude llm'krt, of Jenn-y t‘ity.
Mrs. ’l‘huiims Moors, of Kmkuk, lo., claims
to ho urn- of live lil'll‘tll to an l'iiitlh: of Si“,
("M"), hilt by an l-qudishuinu rmniml l-‘urd.
Thomthr-r heirs residue in Illinois nnl lawn.
The can» has been plum-«l in the hands ul
lawyers.
Al. the rr-qlli‘al. of Mr. llirxr'h, i'ollod
States minister at. ('(illlalilllllnupll', who liar
undertaken to right tllio alleged wrongs of
the two Ameriraii missionaries, tho sultan
has had lions-u arrow. Ind and motion].
At Harper, Kurt. in nllt‘lt'i‘lliln light, Turn
Rubin, John 'l'iltnrd and an unknown man
were killed and trinity others injured.
The modus vivr-ndi with t'anmla I xpirml
Feb. H.
An alleged plot to kidnap M-anator
Tabor, of Colorado, and hold llllll tor {HUM}
ransom, has been disvowrwl.
The court has ilt‘ll'lilt‘d that Manager
Meade is guilty of ti mmlvnwunor for ah
lowing twenty or more young: children to
appear in "llluo "(‘xllf'li, .lr.,‘ nl Nihlu‘s,
New York.
Ephraim Ilrlliiuin, Illie intrinr of Just-pix
llillmnn, who was lllllllLIt‘Il at \i’lmcllrur}.
X. J,, Xov. l3, fur [lull murder of lb-rmau
Zeidniau, tlm [mldlvin lifts umdu startling
disclosures to the (“ninth-n police to ohms
that the wife ”I Jlll' llillruau was ill'! ut'lll’ll
murderer.
hens from Albany.
ALBANY, Feb. iii, “The moi-.ivlerntiloi of
Mr, Sultan's ballot bill iia- mad:- 3 spawn!
order for invxt “'mlnvmloj.‘ in them-rial»,
Senator \‘Plfdvr srild that im had been row
n-prewuled by a New York llv‘fi'slilllh‘l'. In
regard to his theory of l'r'prt‘sumlistifin, all
he proposed was that pvpul stinn should not
be the basis of the stat»: V'llillc‘ rrprmeutrr
tiou, as it is n it tits bass: of the United
States St’ll‘ilv. In tho Assembly the general
appropriation bill was p1~wthllliuUl dw
bate. It appropriates nlmut Swillldlll IIlrrru
than last year‘s bill, ulf Wllit‘ll sci-mm goo;-
tu retinitis fin-l éLLHpIJU to the Sirlilir-r—i' burn.
at Built.
A Ill-ow llllnwn l'p.
Zasztnan, Feb, 15. w—ln his struwgio for'
tho recovery of the throne of Uganda,
Mwangu was Assistinl llsy Eurupzans Thori-
was wry severe lighting. Km; Kniernnu':
force was annihilated. a low Arabs escaping
the solos-quell! massacre. During the battle
a dhow on the lake, conveying some Arab
chiefs with munitions, was blown up and all
on board perishmt. in the dhow blown up
them were twulvo Arab chiefs and till
fighting slaves, The battle occurred at the
capital of Uganda.
coped. The riotous Lu'llrdi- illi'lliil‘l> .
most of the lending Z limb tr lflliilll.\
Where- Is [Bulbs-rt Harrell?
Hummus, Fell. 1.3, - Sir. Robert Garrett,
(ix-president of the Baltimore and (Join rail-
mad,has been reruoiml from his county
seat, but to what plow is not known, He
was taken away from "Uplands" in charge
of two doctors, on» of whom is Dr. Jacobs.
It is rumored that lilr. Garrett was put
aboard of a standard, "'19.th rple interestwd,
thinking that ”my be Fortress Monroe was
his df‘sllnlltlnu, how aunt several telegrams
to that point but Without eliciting any in—
formation. lirs, Harrell is in New \‘an,
and relatives of Mr. Garrett, now in thv
city, feign ignorant-w: of his whereabou to
A fimnl'rma Potion: at Large.
MERIDEX, than, l-‘Eb. lit—Another ca~e
of smallpox Wits reported to the health oili—
cevs yesterday. It is ilhzit of a servant girl
named Cat-silly, who visited the infected
quartpr. She was promptly removed to the
pest house. William Swanson, one of the
cases in the Polish quarter, managed to
elude the oiliv-in on guard and escaped.
Ollicers are in pursuit, and it is thought he
willbofound in hiding in this city. The
people are taking every precaution, and the
doctors am busy vaccinating.
A Blow or Trusts.
Amaxr, wa. L's—Tho secretary of state
has had nmiry inquiries mourning the de—
cision that consolidation of incorporated
companies had to pay lll new corporation tax.
The decision is looked upon as a direct thrust
at trusts. Those like the breweries. for in-
stancowwill be compelled to pay a tax upon
the whole amount of capital involved, and
theta: paid originally by the absorbed com‘
pany will be of no assistance to the new con—
cern.
Brennan Wlnll from lichen.
Actions, lilo, Fob. iii—Raddy Brennan,
of Montanu,and Johnny Eckert, of Btreator,
Illa, fought seven rounds hero for am]
purse and aside bot of 8500. Eckort was
having the heat of it, when, in the seventh
round, he struck his qiponmt three times
while he was on the floor. Referee Ike Weir
decided that bickeri- lhad committed a foul
and gave the fight to Brennan.
A Millionaire’s Sou Sentenced.
Jmfl Cm, Eris. lot—George I-‘arriors,
son of Horace Fhrrielru, a reputed milliotr
also of this city, who runs convicted of steal-
ln‘olsctric batteries from the Jersey City
llectric Light company. was sentenced yes-
terdaytotwo years and sixmontialu the
stats prls )u at Trenton.
A Boy's nails-lb]. Death.
Bocamn, N.Y., liab. lit—William run,
a boy 16 yoaraot sp,"lirlag at to? Ontario
street, was struck stall instantly killed by a
transport tbs Auburnrosd yesterday altar-
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“long. Douala tho Floridan. W
ill. Alta i. Pals L's—The
esp dohmmnillis hams train by a
sssrsolitl to! la a m guns hula;
lash-ass. .
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THE LARGEST STOCK,
in
N o omnornical buyer sliouliifail to exam
‘ulo, :ill of our own importation.
. UAL
Ellillilllilll SALE
~W-
making their purchases. $15,000 worth of
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT,
AND THE LOWEST PRICES
EVER lFFilEi IN NlllWllll.
iiie this stock before
goods oli'ered in this
Saturday "turnip;r we plane on our counttrs our new iinpor
idlirms of Hamburg, Swim and wainsook, all newest dcsrgns.
All widths in l‘itiL’illfJS, insertions, Uri-[citrus and Flouncing.
at ill‘."t'l' privz‘s than ever lmioi'c (rill-red in the public.
LOT 1. iv in tile. ll‘im‘ Hamburg Cambri rand Swiss
lidgz-s «um-hall i i um,- innh wide, worth 5c to We. Sale
price it: to “it. .
LOT 2.‘~Hi‘ m' [’23. in this lot you will find a choice
selection ul' Hamburg..l.‘:irubi'iv. Nziiiwi ~k Swiss and Lace
Strip" Edge-s. om- iu three inches wide. Worth 12c to lSc Sale
prim Si: in 12.20,
LOT 3_»—l»lc to 19¢. Your (-huii-rr of a line lines of
('zunliric. 5wi<s and llumbiirAr I‘Imlli‘oidciies, inrw patterns, lim-
LOT 4.~—_l lC ltr
Only time Arabs r»,
lilt‘llt‘r wide, lino i-iriliroidi-rics, Hamburg, Swiss and (‘airlbric
gum-ill 3m: in if“; Sale price 1310 to 35c.
Gretchen Embroideries.
lino-rt :ismrtrne'rit in the r-ill'.
,
Swi<s and Carubric '27 inch
(iron-hen l‘Irriliroidm'ies, scallnped edge or hemslitchcdvdflc in
$1.33 Eli'l' fund.
FlouncingEmbroideries
.‘i lull line of 35' to ~13 inch Swiss and ('nmirrii- Honoring
l‘:lfllil‘trltit,‘l'il‘.~‘, scalloped and lieriistitchocl. ifhoape‘st r-voi' shown
in the div, iii to $1.50 per yard.
ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES.
l'oniplcte lint.- oi All-l ll or limiiruidei‘ivs, ‘24 inches wide, 290
to $l.2;') per yard.
—-—-~vw- ——
New Invoice of Torchon. Medici and
Ginny Band-made Linen Laces.
Milli-{KEEPING llNliNS.
Table Damask.
‘21 pieces loom Damask, best finished goods, warranted all
pure linen, full 62 inches wide, very heavy and fine. Cheap
at 69c per yard, for this week only 480.
10 pieces 60 inches wide silv ,r bleach German Table Dum-
ask, warranted all pure linen. Regular 690 quality, for this
NAPKINS. -
75 dozen 5-8 silver bleached Napkins, best German make,
Warruuted all pure flax. Actually worth $1 per dozen, for
this week only 79c.
35 dozen 3-4 bleached Napkins, best Irish make, warranted
all pure linen, fast. edges. Worth $1.7 5, this week only $1.29.
DAMASK TOWELS.
50 times assorted- lot. fine bleached Damask Towels, with
knotted fringe, beautiful assortment of coloriugs, size 50x24
,‘ and locks,
muslin, two to tour iriz-hi-s wide. he t” 25c. hale price Mo to lilc.‘
‘ . . o I
20c. lulogniit line of {our to eight
lriils'riiilsrlliiiii
l
I
, gives great pleasure to
iiirirmum-o lo the gentlemen of
‘Nlirwalk and vicinity that we
:ll'f.‘ Low in a position to (llicl‘ :t
llirsl-rlass lime nl' (ionts' (now)
Sprint; Furnishing Hoods that
‘czinrioi he surpassed for style
lurid prim :iriyv. llt'l't‘.
, We would mil sporiai alien»
iliim to our iillt,‘ of limits Silk
th‘Cix' Tim, :1! 2i and 48c each,
gu'liii-h ('tlllt‘ itr four-in hand
As these goods
lt’tillllul lw dostribcd satisfac
will}; it'l‘ haw devoted one of
lOIH' large windows for the ex—
iclnsive display of this line only
land shall also reserve twenty
(‘20) feet counter room for the
same purpose. Call and be
convinced. You will find us
[pleased to show you our lines
whether you purchase or not.
A Few Specialties.
50 dczo‘n (tenh’ Suspenders wor’h 25c perpair.
We bought this lot right and shall give you the hea-
iilt at like per pair
We are rllii rm mtg that Line of Gsnl.’ Linen
Collars, :l for 23c, and LlIli’fl‘ oils, 2 pill! for 259
An elegant line of (iEntr' Polio Open invnt laun-
dri -d .‘llll’ls, for Willill you and pay 812:3 in New
Yr rk my \Vc all set: them at 98¢ each.
A very slylzsh line of GruiS Mlk Umbrellas,
Sliver Burkhorn Hurdles aLd Paragon Frames, .‘ilk
CAN: and Tassel complete tor ll 98: sizes 26 to ‘28.
We would on riihi here that this is the best ilueof
Umbrellzs we have ever been able to procure and
that they tired only to he seen to be appreciated.
You all and its headquarters for Fumiehing
Goods this Sharon and at prices that are run: insult.
GLOVES.
Ladies' Tun Mousquetaire Gloves, 10 but. length,
for Tile You cannot afford to pass this line as you
will pay not less than 980 tor the rsmegoodsauy-
shere you go, We carry a complete line of the
celeumed Fo-ier, Paul .3; Co. Kiri Gloves which we
guarantee and iii to the hurt when purchased. Our
price for book. 8100; 7 hook, 812’)
UMBRELLAS.
We have secured a arca‘ lnrgain in Ladies‘ Union
Silk Umbrellas in sir. ~ :5 it oh, which we wiil run at
The cash.
no 331ERY.
We lied our stock of Ladies’ Wm! Hosiery (so
heavy to: the time or the y and so we do not care
to carry them over till giv‘é mu an opportunity
to buy at what they cost to ins! nurture. a Wont
H-L-e worth to: for 29¢. 02b is in proportion.
ART D’ZP’M’NT.
Closing Out Sale
A. T C 0 S '1'.
Framed Pictures 8! 95, formerly 52 as Art Atypes
45c. formerly We and 75c. 11:“ Photographs the,
formerly an: Boa Papers Or. Do. We. no. 15¢ and
up. Enamel Paints He can, formerly the, Plush
Boxes at half price. llegaut line of Photo Ira-res
stout. Winter s Newton's Tubes 75: a do: u.
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