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bridge this eroding to org-nine a
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tomorrow evening.
—-Jlrt at present you are looking tor a
pure drinking water. Try the celebrated
Poland wring water, for rain at Pleis-
teIl‘rJallOperberrelorabcteagalim.
Gus Fields, in reply to W. Forman‘e
challenge, eaya that he has a man whom
deposit forfeit money.
One of the employee or the answer
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ay menu-tee which“ T”?
the-vilfllffiflhe' criterion surest pier: v
”shown: ll W'nMIWb
in; the Boom" reetaurant, wIll open
on fiddly l. a wholesale and re-
tail lruit store. The restaurant business
will be conducted upstairs, under the?“
charge or lire. Peat.
-We are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creeorery butter, and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. None”
better. '1'. B. Buyer a: Son.
About forty members of the Little
L’flarurneck club went on an excursion
to Betta' Island this morning. The
steamer Medea conveyed the party down
the harbor. The day' vrill bespent in
sport and plenty oi well prepared provi-
sions will be consumed.
PERSONAL PABLORLPIIS.
The Galena and (re-Inge or People we
like to need About.
Frank 0. Really, of Norwich, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. William Taylor, of Norwalk, is
whiting iriende in Bethel.
Miss Mollie Morton, of this cily,ia
v'uittng lrieoda in Brenlord.
Ii- Eva Jarvis, of Derby, in visiting
relatives on, Spring street.
lien Annie Bert-lei.“ Greenwich,
inepending a few daye in town.
Ire. Jane Dykernenmr the borough-IL
lethegueetot In. C. L. Olmstead in
Georgetown. , 1
In. Janet E. um, ot Danhuwy,ie
vhltioc ha sister. at the old home-teed
on Eat avenue.
lire. Sylvester Grumman in visiting
horde“. Ire. William Parsons, in
East Bridgeport.
lien Annie Hanlon, oi Rowaytou, is
spending a [:7 days with relatives on
Chestnut street. borough.
who drilled the High school chums, will“
nil for Europe on Saturday.
lb Hill-n June. or South Norealk,
ll- Lortle Rangoon, or South Nor-
walk, in vlaitinzli-Edilh Lowe orthie
city tor a law deye.-— Journal.
live Grace Fcroeand lire Lane White
at this city, have gone to the White“
leuntaior, where they will remain {our
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ehortvltitwith In'l'bolnae Brown. oi
Howard avenue. West ”pr-’W.”
firmer.
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Chiba. landlaetnlaht. Amonghle
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Ire. G. A. Grounryend eon, or the
Mouths. oneness, one:-
any Olly, are paying a visit to their
Norwalh’e (amour
sad histories, spent e (on
hoerelalowa yealerday ceiling on old
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prices Agents for Hall's Skirt Forms and Buttorick’s Patterns
PAY N0 ATTENTION T0 P001183 ADVERTISEMENTS
But come where you can get reliable goods at bottom prices.
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expats at 55c. 300 Sinyrne
at 19.- and 89}:
Owe “have adored this reason.
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have purchased
styles which we are closing out very
’Blouse Weicte 'of Outing Cloth just received, also
All Grades of Shades made to order at lowest
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CAPE , CHARLES,
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On exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices
welcome all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
Yours cordially,
Mflfllll & HARMAN.
CORSETS
We wish to call the attention of the Ladies
t0 the
Large Variety and Excellent Values
In our Corset Department.
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Improved 'Dominiob, QI; 39 cts.
J. & C. and Eastlake, @ 50 cts.
CORSETS
Corset. For a drive, Q9 59 etc.
CORSFTS
Pansy, Fibroliuc and Holly—
hock’, (it; 7 '5 etc. CORSETS
Royal Worcester. CORSETS
Tricora Relief.
Tricora Health.
Dr. Warner’s Coraline.
The Celebrated Kabo, 19 to
86 inches.
The U. S. Patent Back.
Loomer’s Patent Rust Dress
Reform
lithium lfiuW will 11 iElfilWhu
Woven. Diamond 01?? pptry‘a,
and XX Lomg aIs. . ’P
Fessis’ Waist fogr Children.
Igorris’ Corsets for Misses.
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i Lines we have several Broken Lots that we
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1:131 places indisputable advantages in the hands of the 1
dealer is one that cannot be repealed We did not make
law; it has been in force since the cstabhsh‘ment of bade,and
will continue' m force as long as trade exists, because It s
from natural causes. But we have taken advantage of it by
business energy and enterprise until. to- day, now, with the 1
"Outlet of two retail stores we are in a position to handle
great many more dry goods than any dry goods concern i
this section The efiects of this are demonstrated every day-
In the prices we ask for dry goods and in the great increase i
our business. This Is one secret of our success, but there is
another principle that we haw. maintained 1n the past and
which we shall not desert m the future:
“ONE PRICE To ALL’
Hence it is safer for you to come to us if you wish to exam
amhoiwithputbucing. and the same is true if you-‘wish‘t‘rf'
without examining We do not aim to‘he loudimouthe'dwin
our advertising, but you will pardon us for telling that last
Saturday and Lloadafweic we of this Diggést days we have
ever had. ll 0 tell you this because it points to a fact that Is
worth your attention: “Honest Value is the Corner Stone. of‘
an Increased Trade." We are not afraid of comparison, but
rather invite our customers to look around. There is no dis-
puting the fact that a customer well pleased will call again.
We never try to compel you buy. We show you the goods
cheerfully, and if we cannot suit you to- day, ask you to call
some other time for our past experience has been that
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From time to time in this space you will find mention made
of some Spools! sale, some special inducement for you to come
and see us, but not one in fifty of the good things in ourstock
are touched on in these columns Our limited space necemrily
confines us to a happy-go-lucky mention here and there of such
features as we alight on. One thing you can depend on: Ours
is a wide-awake cosmopolitan establishment. No matter what
you have in mind, it it appertains in the dry goods business,
' you will find it here.
EVERYBODY SAYS THAT OUR ASSORTMENT 0F
WASH FABRICS .
Is unupproachcd in this market. American and Scotch
Zephyrs, Gypsy and Outing Cloths, Challis du Monde, Cha¢
mone Cloth, Flannel do Navarre, India and Wool Challies,
French and American Sum-w, Mnnssclinc Chintz, Lawns. Per-
cales, East Lake Cheviots, 5.50. All these goods have been
marked far below real value for this June Clearance Sale. We
are also closing out balance of stock of
Lilllli’ SHIIER JABKETS‘ ll' ifllflll. 608T.
Absolutely New York wholesale cost. Do not mistake us.
Make your selections early, as they will go like hot cakes at
the prices we have marked them.
We place on sale this morning 75 doses Ready-made
TEA. GOWNS,
All sizes at less than hell value. This lot was purchased at a
great sacrifice from a leading manufacturer, and we have mark?
ed them at prices to close them out quick Just step in and
see what a pretty Tea Gown we will give you for 95 cable;
the material alone Is worth more money.
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We, are,now.ahowing,_the most elegant and extensive «orb
ined‘mofadsvimaud Oemhuio Flounolngs every illdrb‘dl . “
Tucked, Revere and Van Dyke Eflects, to 45 inches deep
49 win to $1 59.
DRAM! NETS.
An entirely new and beautiful selection of Plain, .‘
and Striped Drapery Note from 39c. per yard up
ORDER-d TY HAIL REGElVE PROllP'I' AND CA.
’ " ATTENTION. " ‘
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