I» .
fi’lnlenesnivenfleeatnen
‘3 “‘3; Great Attractions.
filo!!! tttsof teat importaaeafor on to but to mind that all erIciss
draw-tum ”liar“... I mamandbsfm hotel-,lag elsewhere you would do well by
again when and piling oar prize".
DRESS
tibia work In this I!
Draco CIA coasts
W“
i. i i7
11 cannot-meanwhile!“
ll ,4.
mean ._Im :: 1'. mo 3 53 ,,
tenderer» "1133000 I
GOODS
We have in this stocks most csnfully and well
of Issues. iienriattaa. t 'aIIhInerIa. ill-nods. Dupd‘ aim,
Meow-pie. line of inning, figmlly sold aaa hernia for he, but our price as a leader,
I 90 per Yard.
lug. *3 qt dut3o’8'gg'“k3tdjll ’
.II. res fl‘t'nl- '3 "
. i . ”Ir‘ H
s . ‘0'
’r pyn'nn
I ' IEP‘ ‘I
A iii“ W“ lllflflthI' '.Péii M'M' fine-s, “mm s, titans and all desirable
shadnlfll‘soil More heathen Iitlcssabargaismnrprisa
39c.
Satins, Ginghams, and Domestics
3 Of which we may a most complete line. are now on exhibition for the Spring trulo.
g“: iCashmere Ombre.
oeeot the Newest Yahstes for Spring and Summer use Is also on exhibition.
Hosiery and
We us making great reductions in this department to close.
UnderWear
For illustration, out we Underwear all
380
our ('hihlII-n‘» lindcrwrar, usually sold for .15, 38 and “c. all u...
3‘3; "s 250
pletesssortment of Lsdies‘fic Hosiery. in Plain Colors and Snipes, now plated as our
counter-“t for immediate ssl
Headquarters in Shades and 00 0100s
M 3. SMITH,
Insurance Building,
South Norwalk.
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. I-IALLlsCO
$11113.
9-9
Silks-
A Trinaaction in Silks that will Astonish Every
Lady in Norwaik.
23000 In Richest 00000
T000T Tillilil lilili 0000 '
In the very latut styles andcolorings; Including evening shades, to be offered by no on londay at only
01. '15 an Inn, actually
IIIIII $4.00 eel $5. 00.
We wish ourenetomérs to dirtinctly understand that is no old job lot. but that they are all new. ire-h
manufactured lot this moo
trade. lily lady in Norwalk should attend this great sale of line
Silks. and secure the greatest bargain seen during the past twenty-five years.
:;..Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
Tombtuthshlah
nonhuman-
Black Satin
W was»
of 3-inch Oninat Black silks. known as the 8!. to grade. price 32 lie-memo
meal-st Silks is fully warranted.
Rhadames.
SzoaelotBIscthadaues. my one lot rich and excellenL'lhr;
$211515; “Ammonium; ill-cs
hands loheumdflfi
Raven Black Saccarappa
‘F’fi, fl. magma-ems 'sw “ ~ . .y, I, ”K
«sauna-ate. _ {canoe and “0.00.
Lear co.
CATCH DR T111318.
Immune
W lllllflllflf H.000
Iona" H. sun-II.
01.00100
mm mm. m NORWAIE
HITS ! ""lliTS!
FALL STYLES
3, emu-ammo
Sill aIdBoft Ilium“ Ham,
3"W IWam-sarfi‘
‘KNAPP’S
meMassIngton a...
:33”.
cuss—as.—
:‘P ii;
sacsfit3 m
InIIaIne
cigar.
if you wants really comfortable and satisfactory
smoke. and economics! as well, Invest a q Iarm In
five "ionslnss."
Charles B. Perkins,
36 KILBY lit... BOSTCN
I] u M31737“): 3] iiiY’l‘:
'99‘Id vac-urns! 91 “'N
SOLE Ailhl‘l'l‘ l’llii Til“
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
See etaelas and Eye Glasses.
ThI-y [lave no Equal.
21.0 I N, C 0|.“ Mllllfl.
WAL‘IHAM, alts as nl‘RINGI’LD,
ll AMPIHHW, Nun- Mag-flit
In my repair department l have every tact-try to
WI!
A large and well selected stock at miter-an
Dlamonde and Fine Jewelry Iiwnye on hand.
lltll'liA'l‘OS [C RAILROAD.
DASBURI I! NOBWMIK DIVISION.
Corrected Jan. 12th. 1590.
Passenger Trains.
SOUTH.
LLNorwalk. L7.80.Norwsik. Ar Witmn Point
732mm. 75am. ~Ms.m.
817 “ sir: " i-fi "
ma " iOl‘J " ION “
Zillion. It!) . [0:9 In
‘n u “' u ” as
sea “Itxed 0i) “Hind sao "I‘a‘d
35. .. .. 7” .. v." .. ..
“7 “ " IOlil " into “ "
roams.
8.50s.“
rm .m
9 NORTH.
hv. Wihoo Point. ”.80. Norwslk. ALNDanI
I in a. In. Herod 1'39 a. In. H'r'd 2 20 Mixed
.5 .. .. .53., .. .. M, ..
no -' till " steam.
in] “ 1:13pm iii“ .In
25.7 “[1on are "'llizt‘l sis. iron
Impm. 512 " 5|: rum.
It!) " 5“ " 63'! “
Nb “ 7
IMO “like! [OH "Ilsa-n Inultxoc
sown".
I‘DNmm when
51‘: 051 p. m
WJI. EPW'N and Gou'l Nan-m
P. 0.
A. w. fill”. muWAsem
IAIN LINE.
have Bridgeport for Plttstlez"
lmimmm-o'o i
‘00) In sl
i'd. live. In. lixed
time In. Iixsd
express
Quin“.- soon-mom .
strap" uln.
‘ V! s n
goose only as fans Great Barrington.
Gomonlv as fat as New littoral
WI]! 1me, Vice Pres‘t & Geo‘ Ilsa '2'!
I. I. ma, 8
It! . Pm-r Act... Bridgeport.
FOR
Job Printing
Min 70‘ T one; m»
3'.
sass-s
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The Embassies": Friend in
New York.
were
lNO’I’ Ills COMPANION IN FLIGHT.
The Canadian Adventuress lays hiss
Neither l'led With Mr. hadnln'a DO-
fauiting Cashier, Not Was Responsible
tor Ilia Pall.
New Your, Itch. 22.-’iho World says:
“Hermiuia Thibonlt, the young Canadian
woman creditad with having caused the
downfall of absoanding Treasurer Craven
E'. Bilcott, whose flight from Washing”-
three monihs ago with over noon boloor
ing to the nation's representatives, Inn-d
such estimation, is now In thiscity. She
arrived hatefrom Montreal just two weeks
ago yesterday, and has been living quietly”
with a friend, whose handsome brownstone
house is not more than a stone’s throw from
Fifth avenue, and quite near theWindaos
hotel. llerminie, who has been and is ll”
known as 1.0qu Barrett, was called upon
by aWorld reporter last night, and con»
sented to tell what she knew of Siloott and
his flight Her manner is quiet, unassuming
and rant-d, yet fascinating. list pron-Is
stale-sad nannuriwns proclaim herorigia.
lirflrstremarkwss:- . I.» -»
lira Did riot one so nets-I7 bites-ts.
"“I dunno very glad to see you, and [want
yontomokeonocorreetion for me in your
paper. That is In regard to the report that
I offered to reveal Mr. Silcott'e hiding plans
tothe oflcials in twenty-four hours, pro-
vided I was given 82,500. Why, the Idea is
preposterous. i do not know where Mr.
Siloott Is, In the first place, and if I did i
would not give him up for Slo, 000. \Yby, i
would, indeed, boa contemptiblo thing to
even contemplate such an act. 1 simply
went toWashington last Tuesday on my
own personal businem, and canto away as l
wont—alone I saw no reporters and mods
noeilorttoaee any one in regard to Mr.
Bilcoti.
Not the llmtraaaler'a Companion.
“But let me give you my I-ntirostory. I
never was intimate with Mr. Slicott. He
was a good friend of mine, and came to Isa
too often at the house where i lived in
Washington. I lived there as Mrs. Thibaull.
"He did not support me, nor did he ever
give me the sow said to have been won on
the race track just before his flight. He
was a liberal, generous man, though he did
not throw his money away. If you recol-
lect iiiioott loft Washington on Saturday
and i did not go until the following Thurs-
day. The cause of my going was Is telegram
from Quebec announcing the illness of my
mother, who thon._ht l was a shop girl in
“I aehingtun, mni also the fact the! the
papers connected my name with his after
hisflight. lhnd not soon Mr. Bilcott for.
two weeks before his flight, nor have I seeni
or hear] from bun since. 1 only wish I
knew where the [not follow is.
ller Visit to Canada.
“1 remained in Quebec a long time nurs-
ing my mother and trying to keep my so»
cret from her, but she at last learned it and
I then went to Montreal. I have made no
special eil'ort to conceal my Idattity or
whereabouts and i would be perfectly will
ingto have all the world know where I
am but for th~ annoyance the notoriety
would cause others. There is, of course, a
reward offered for ms and for Silcott of
35,000 Well, if anybody wants me i can
easily be found. I left here Monday night
and spent Tuesday and part of Wednesday
in Washington. hlr. Leedom moreover did
not refuse to see me either in regard to as-
ranginga compromise for Silcott's return
or with a view to capturing him. for I did
not in any way seek to see or converse with
him.
Not Responsible l’or Sileott'a Fall.
“I would have held my peace forall time,
but that horrid statement that I was willing
to become a Judas and betray an old friend
for thirty pieces of silver. I am very sorry
the strait has occumdcmost sorry for the
poor wife who is left alone to suffer in
silence, but really I had nothing to do with
his fall any more than any one else who
happened to have known him leopeatl
have neither seen aor- heard from him sinoaow
his flight. nor have i the slightest idea of
where henow is." Ili- Tbibanlt began her
career in this city several years ago, and
says she will now remain here. Site is a
years of age.
Ils- Saw Sllcott in Canada.
Pom-nun, Ore, Feb. 21—9. 0. Beck-
with, formerly of Washington, D. 0., who
says he is personally acquainted with Sil-
oott, the defaulting cashier of the Maui“.
at-arms’ ofilce, states that he saw Bilcott in
Canada three weeks ago. Silcott admitted
that he was weary of exile, but declared
that under no consideration would he so-
tnrn to the United States.
O'Donnell's Jury in Out.
Cmcaoo, like. Feb. int—The trial of
O'Donnell, the alleged Cronin jury briber,
was concluded in Judge Waterman's
court. The (interns wanted to introduce
wits-astoaconversation between Hoar
land and O’Donnell last Saturday. but the
eoIflwodldiotollow it a'tt'd on ddflnas
announeedtheirase closed. The state is
sebattaleali’rd a dose- witnebm who tea-
tiibd so Hoagland’s good character and
"WW“!
Tbsjurywsrsinatmetad bythscoort
and retired toeoosider their verdict. They
willreportsometimetodayif they do not
disagree
tram-rs for Cornell hashmea.
Annuals, N. Y.. Feb. fl—The hanqustol
the Cornell university sophomore eta-cl
mwaaheld at the Osborna borne in this
eityiastnight. Thrower-alumna“
Amongthefeatnresolths ermhgwasaan
eta-history, b 0. W‘ J 0 mm
y anemia h
D. fiTnttle. Whilsths y
onthdswayhm they“. was-attaching a
gaudfreshmsnatithacadspotandafewm
dihdrnumbsrwersbadlyhurt. Warrants
monitorthearr-totiminahram.
la Leas-oy’am
manual 1.. Feta fl—Wksa the In—
esasy murder trialwas m the Int
wits-filer the dafsmwas Idwasd Dor-
dekoflhs whet-tiled that
hehadkaowa turtlirtyo
eighty-ears; thathh reputatio- was good.
aadtha ‘tuhis conduct toward
M f-
it. lids Nada tor the Twenty Isa.
Privilege.
Wasatnmos, Feb. 2:.-—Ieiscroisry Win-
don at noon opened the bids for the rental
of the Alaska seal fisheries for twenty years,
at the treasury department. Tho proposal
required that a school he Imtlutuillui for
eight months snub you on the- Islands of lit.
Paul and St. Ucorgo; that aim Inlmlntsuu
be furnished with suppim III reasonable
rates; that they be [Mild reasonable wngm;
that they be iutnisbud wish Iuel; that Ilwy
befurnisbcd with salmon in qtiitliit iv Ii that
the morbidly of the [mummy Inig lIt pro-
acribe; that they be furnished with nhliliilitio
buildingattc lu ouch bid tin-s.) require»
mute, the bidder stated, wuul' l but umpliod
with, and various minor oil‘s rn, sum as
maintaining mail routes betwuon Han Fian-
ciaooaud the seal island and the illiitit land,
and paying so much per gallon for anal oil,
were made
i
The bidders and the moonlit of each but
were as follows: American Fishing and
Trading company of Hon Francisco, m,-
Mperannuun and 84. 0’: on one-ll wai skin
obliged. North Amwican'l‘rnding company
est Virginia, .55, 000 per annum and
“.50 on each skin sbtmlod. l’aciiio litmus
Whaling company of Hun iI‘IaIIcisco, ( '.,ol
350,000 per annum and 85:. l I on uu II sklli
Ihippod. Alaska ColIIInurcinl company of
Ben T‘Hritlltinlu (Jul, is. In one pul‘ alumni and
Cilflfiononch Linn shipped with otlictlon-
sidnrations which they IatIiImto to be worth
«15,00an- Imnmn. A. K lintmnnu and
wss'r. of “'usmitihgion, 110, teams [xi
anions and. Mini) for each skin shipped At-
lantic and Pacific Trading company, 855,1“
per annum and M13 for each skin shipped.
North American Commercial company of
Blinds, 850,000 per unnum and 87.11 for
eaohskin shipped. North American Cum-
lnemial company of San Francisco (first
bid). “5, 200 per annum and MO 75 for each
akinahipped: (wood but) rent, will,“ per
annum and t'ti‘rzll,’ for each sIIin shipped.
North American Commercial Iompnny of
Ben Francisco (third bidl, rvni 857, mo and
0102.5 for each skin shipped [n all ”who
bids were rec-dyed, but two bids were do-
clarnd informal, as one contained only It
promissory note for SHALOM) and the other
contained no check
THE BiLLlARD TOURNAMENT.
Ives Defeats (.stton by a Score of 590
its 330.
New Your, lob, 2‘1,'-~-lus and Lotion
were the contestants in yeuturday after-
me game of tin» billiard tournament.
has won by asi'llftl of 5m to I ntinns 2530
Averages—Patton, 0'3; iron :0. Highest
runs—Cotton, 6.3; II'I-s, '.H,
The foilowln; In tho full score:
Ives—.5, 4,0,o,1,.'.l,.',7 ii II we, iii In, 7,
8,260,",7, ii, i l, lgil’, I'I, ’."t,»i-—luai 500.
L',attnn—-II i ‘.‘i 12,4 I ‘.I U. 7 l. l 1,
18,95,513,0,0 £33.11!“ ll, 24.~iutnl, ..i)
Time of game hm hours and twr-nly- mm
minutes. Bud lichens-Id westbo referue.
lnthc orenmg Samson «loft-:Irui hinurscu
Duly TJV in secure U! i“ ii) «HI Sloane I]
played the {neutron Inch ball. game, Millie
Duly was not: liril to the eight nub ism-
only bios-nu‘5awre; w, l‘.’ ,
age, 1017-4", highest rum: til-Mam, Ii'i, SIN”;
Duly, (it, 4.3).
The following is the N'ul‘t’ in full;
Simm~i¢ .31, 2, 2. l, 2, 1,0, 2, I}, 3,5,1,
1. I, ‘39, 2, 0, no, .37,
Dsl3y—7,-I,I‘n,o,'.. oi, I: U, o, s, 1:,s to, n,
108150,_"00IJ1-i ll-,£i.i n.7,
I, 0, 2, 4.3.2.,1, ..i, la, d).~Tntltl, “7.
Time of game, three hours, six minutes
lie I‘ve-chad Social Equality.
Ramon, .‘I. C. ,Fob. 2‘2. Lard Saturday
the Rev. T. M. Joiner. the alleged English-
man who was driven out of Rudolph county
jmtbefore the holidays, made his appear-
ance hero ll. ., had been assigned to a
Methodist chunh at Oberlin. a settlement
of intelligent, well behaved colored people,
amile from llnl igh lie preached there
last Sunday on 0 bolt up his abode In the
village lie was not called to the pastorate
of the church, but was sent to it, from the
very first the congregation objected to his
presence. The negmos said their relation
with the white [so-mic had always been ami~
cable, and that they did not propose to have
such a man as Joiner fill their pulpit,
Joiner accotdmgly loft its will be remem-
bered as the man who, claiming that he was
a British subject, alleged that he and if!
wife had been brutally treated in Randolph
oomty He left there because he preached
and practised smiai equality and gave ad-
aice to negtocs which was likely to lend to
grate taco troulslm
Struck for Their Wages.
SmxBHELD, Ills, Feb. fl—Over one hun-
dred rumors employed in the mines of the
Central Cool company, at this place, Went
out on strike yesterday. The regular pay
day of the mmoany occurs the llith of erery
month \\ non [my day arrived, last Baton
day, the company informed the men that
payment would have to be postponed to the
Nth, and notices to that effect were put up
at the mines. The wages of the miners were
not forthcoming, however, and the man
went out The oiflcers of the company say
that they had been disappointed in making
collections on certain note due, and had
thus become temporarily embarrnmod, but
think they will be able to settle with the
men in a day or two.
Owens Was a mayoral. 'fi'Qfs
‘an, N. Y Feb. 22,-4.9“ stoning at
Hamel- Mia Maggie Hubbard, who con-
m a hotel there, had a narrow escape
finish being murdered by a young man named
Owens, who had been courting Hrs. Heb-
bard’s niece. When Owens asked for the
girlh hand in marriage lira Hubbard ra-
fnaed. Owens then drew a revolver and
flred. The bullet struck swatch which Ira
Hubbard wore at her belt, and she was not
injured. Owens than tired twoehosaatflra
Hubbard whilesbe was retreating. After-
ward Owen attemptedtokill binnelf but
failed. He is under arrest.
“New I’otl Baird of Trade Banquet.
N" You, Feb. m—Tle mnnal banquet
ofthsBoard of Trade last night was ad-
'Ifldrs-ed by Erastus Wiman, Bir Richard
Cartwright, I P..ofCanada, whore-pended
the toast of "The United States and
”Hon. 0. A. Boutelio, of Maine,
and others. letters of regret were md
"on Man Harrison. Win-
dem, Bit Julian Pameefote, Sir JohnA.
ludonaid and others.
seals mm as. “you'll-
Pmumrnta, Pa., Feb. fl—Miss An-
ais Pialey was taken iii shortly sitar
thpartormanos of ”I'll." began at the »
Arch Street theatre last night. Thea.-
dtsaes was dhnhsd and money Mud-l.
Ibflaley’aillne-isthonght to be Isoth-
ingmore thanavioisntatsaekol hyatw‘fa.
To laa’lsa Patriotism.
MW}
it" I!“
I‘ liil llllii.‘ ’r‘. l’lC’l‘UllEs
Hucc‘mflli Specially.
Wm II lllI)‘ lii' E,‘
Muir “Ittl‘ll‘f
“iiJ3
‘Ti'vllt
.l.|hii'v,‘lii.12lh’l
ii -. 7‘ ,I‘
rI'IIIIII F it». A «'h
Tr hi. i.. amine: Iii file‘s,
Senieee an Hesse licensees
Main «mm. In a £7 "flailing"!!! sti.
SOUTH NOR\VALK, C'l'
1w Iain sinner ,‘rnen nu
-l‘llli'l "II". 4’i‘lvlit.
i“ .1'l'l.ll\ ll. Lil, "v \.
[mat Surm IntrnndiiI-III-rni “MI. W ii
ill” b- civr-II prompt attention
J coon Iii. Layla
'E‘.I ‘ ..illmae"A‘
tam: I: i"\lll..li‘ i‘ was
. ..
I’ ”,...'I.I":3-. '.ri.
lililla’ili (in:
I'.\-
.~.~:. p' ,I:«- it elmml Lnt- ‘v x.-
II 3. , arm and flows “ll rr' ’
. :uf Hui-IL»;
‘ a. v-wmlt-"Iz- tinker-7..
liull'uatl ‘3‘li:-' ..o. Became i be: m
In it. ismailms
r1'-' -, .
5: w
Soul is Norwaik.
"-517 s. ,. I 1, r .,
(loan.
Hal} 3 Inn-r1
‘.‘II. U, .1-5‘, 2, .3, I), 20, II, '.I, E
10, 13, 0, $4.5, "-. " “ H, l'..',IJII—-luinl .31“, I
TTATTS 0'0
-——- FOR——
leases, 0000 I010 Chickens
Surr- i tire for all Din-news.
it states llii NS 'eLAY
sears ”A," man ssnAw
Peel lien Selle Beeline
“AT..—
00le 00 0000
J tlflN 3“. FERRIFI,
Whe‘vc-ssmmd Retail Ucaier ‘.r: all kinds {‘9
0000 000 T1000
Brick. Lime. Cement.
:‘éine Stone, Etc.
LI-h £202, Metronomes, 3-9-2.5
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbnrre Cools.
least in RUBBER 0000’?
Yard ' font of W'anhington and Mar
shall strode. B: .wch office :2: Silos!)
DraaFtoro Min
HUNT & ZELUFF
Keep the Nicelt lakes in the City.
EARLY BOSE 1'0TATOES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Whom and Rmil
Pickled mOyI-sters.
Norwalk Oysters
’l‘hat havenot been floated.
Pure Tomnlo Qiaiaup,
, Imported Snrdtdes.
Anyihhtnuwntlnthsmarket lineyoaugl
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
is
Bridallleililnur
0010' What's In teen?
M000 0 0011000
A 0 Into an nts for the celebrated
'l’lsls Flour still maintains III high
alumina-d, and Is selling you fast.
Price 00.70 a Banal, 00s a Bar.
25¢. a. lb.
a pound for.”
,Ium lie rr: Ilg VII: nrc headquarters for
Bridal i ell, Jones
“7 sly down In prm-
iioo-s Chi-'1) Lnlrh t 'rackera. lizcslled by none.
Y'all the bent lim of
list} I-Ir II- 'I.
in: I. r :L r \UI'll,-HI\.UUL'TL1 Ins Lc-ibtl, It
“3v :uv fill :L‘illil”. the) Noel
sense 00
25c. a. lb.
IlliIlY (:02 Ill! itili’zsth’ll NF’Mi m 1'1"
'I‘iili Vl-llllilC l‘—-“II he better than I hate been paying 30 cents
.C()Ml‘3 ANI) SAMI’LE l'l‘.
“'57) HAVE" FOR T“ E LII‘N’I‘EN snasoN
i’irkled LKIT'iH r In claw, “-plemi: d l\' alcr Lily ( 'o-‘Il-h Len, ’t illnesicr [letting Extra large
I MsrLImI. 1hr Famous Joelle-y i'lnb sardine», Ih»( boners t 'oinmbla itiver salmon and
and Diploma Flour.
Be sure and so: our pr? tea I: :forr
line see an eel Ihe Base (lands at the Lowest PessiIIIe Prices. ‘
If :I‘ on relish a First-class (,‘nil'ce, you can get it here
Till. Bil lEii .
25¢. a. lb.
' r
CM
Sea No.
NW
Pillsbury, t olunteer
PM
you purchase. The place for the famous
PRESERVES.
ill nrc l'irenrpe, F’nm, liaepbelry,Pescb Md Straw-hurry
if you want srelieh try them. We otfer
CANNED GOODS.
ilnw mu "it‘d the (‘ihhrnvrd new limp ilanlctt Peug'l'cmatcer, Peaches. Black-
.u‘v
leficid Creamery Butter at 320 a lb.
I.-:I Iziryrmmmcllatwillto
illiRiESB. SillMlillli’S.
33 Washington Street. South Norwnlk.
0 TITTTT
Eve:- ()iit‘lml
A Positive Sale
sense 00 Sale
()1“
I 0;: MT SHTES
15'-eceytiIiIIg_,v,3 «toes at cost and less at the store oi
c. H. HARVEY,
North I“ ain Street, South Norwnlk.
the earliest possible moment,
all at 5c a pair.
worth 40c, during t
Look at the Figures:
Children’ s Colored Stockings.
Ladies’ Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 350, all at 15c a pair.
Ladies’ Merino Underwear, formerly at 60c, now 350.
Gents‘ goods will be closed out at equally low prices.
000’ T 000. T0 0000 000 0001100
Just received a. Teens]l lolt5 of Ladies Ribbed Undeyveah,
ll '3 e c. ' '
senseless sens.
As ,30 intend to make extensive improvement in our store,
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