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figs-amass”; Musl-
Ifl-EYENING SENTINEL.‘
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memos]. news
in”. ”WV“..- I'M”.
intensity of the Western ”
‘fimmmm audits area
aunt been much . while
‘tllaNerthwest themaxlmum teln-
:atnn‘ ‘ yesterday was onto or above
. , Astorm centre now near
Into men will probably move east-
ward with an increase of humidity, fol-
lowed by local rainsin and near the
low. lake region, thence extending
llllwly toward the Atlantic coasts. _A
small ‘oool wave" will probably form in
the storm's rear to-day and lower the
10m ture in this section and New
nd lie-marrow, and possibly until
the afternoon of the 4th, though the
heatirl the western and southern parts
9! this section on Friday is likely. to be
above the normal. ln this dislnct to-
day, warmer, humid and fair weather
will probably prevail, with fresh to light
mutherly and southwesterly winds, .fol~
lewd! by partial cloudiness; but slight
thermal changes on the immediate coast
,llneflln the Middle States and New
England, fair, warmer weather and
southerly to southwesterly winds will
veil. ex t lower temperature near
lakes, mthermal changes will be
sliglwmlar the Jimmedtste coast line.
On»Wednesday in this section and in
Mew England ' htly cooler. fair to
mostly cloudy w r will ly pro-
vail, with fresh southerly to westerly
w" ‘ ed by local rain, and on
Thursday slightly cooler, fair and less
humid weather.
Ilntatun Almanac for ‘ro-nrorrow.
Sunrises Sunsets High tide Low tide
4.23 7.29 10 29 4 16
The Norwalk Ramblers willfistroll to
Shippan Point this evening.
A son was born to Walter lovelace of
«Chestnut street last Saturday night.
The frame for the new East Norwalk
M. E. church is being raised to-day.
-—Leave your orders for Lobsters and
Salmon forthe fourth at Hunt & Zeluil's.
Dr. George 8. Bridges, the veterinary
surgeon, isseriousiy ill at his home on,
lsaacs street.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of iron for the Richardson & Mor-
sun 00ml)“,-
——I'enny's hon-boos and chocolates a1
Alberton’s.
The three-masied schooner “Emelie B.
Birdsell" is at John H. Ferris’ wharf
with a cargo of coal.
The foot race between Nolan and For-
man for a purse of $100. is to be run at
the Fair Grounds this afteran at 4
o’clock. _____
Mrs. Fred Waterbury, a sister of B.
S. Brown, of this city, died Sunday in
Newton. The funeral took place this
afternoon.
-Have you ever used the “Island
Gem” floor? We thebest made.
'1'. Sullivan, who had his nose broken
while playing with the Wilmingtons,
will probably be able to play ball again
in a few days.
The Norwalk and South Norwalk Elec-
tric Light Company met yesterday after-
noon and declared its quarterly dividend
of two per cent.
There were very few boats in the liar-
her that were not utilized last evening.
The moon and lids were just right for a
all down the harbor.
—New baby carriages, $5 and upwards,
' at Podmore's. - >
Charles E. Woulm ml and Ebenezer
Smith start this its. a for a few days trip
to Block Island to 1-1. j )3; some of the ex-
cellent fishing offered there.
Patrick Mcfiinty, of Ilanbury, has
challenged ThCIllir'i Cook, of Norwalk,
to fight with skin tight gloves, for $200
a side. McUinty’s weight is 1:30 pounds.
~Leave your orders for ice cream dc-
livered Fourth of July, at Alherton's.
The business at the South Norwalk
post oilice has increased to such an ex-
tent during the past year that the salaries
of the letter carriers has been increased
$100. per annum.
Miss Susie Smith, daughter of (t. N.
Smith, gave a very enjoyable pally yrs-
terdly afternoon and evening at her
homson West street, the occasion being
tlieelevanth anniversary of her birthday.
warts-hauls bytbo quart every day
all Then. Khan's old dead.
A. W.Bkinner has resigned his position
astieket agent in this city and he will
leave for Boston on Thursday. William
E. Ashton will take Mr. Skinner’s place
and H. L. Jacoby will fill Ir. Ashton's
nation. ..
A. A. McLean has filled up a carriage
repository at No. d5 North Main street,
and will hep in stock all the leading
styles of vehicles of the best make, in-
eluding business wagons and carts. Mr.
[clean bass line line to select from
and warrants every wagon or carriage
he sells.
—-Freah bread and rolls early mornings,
at Alhsrton's.
Arthur Earls, who attended the Yale
neesat New London in his yacht".
turned home Sunday evening. iiilss .0.
Gregory, who went with him, came
home by rail from Bridgeport. Fred
Lockwood joined Mr. Earle at Bridge-
Maud made the balance of the trip
with him. -nm-.-
It. and Mrs. H. 1". Waters will enter-
tain the members of the Y. W. C. 'l‘. U.
and other friends at their camp on the
"Knoll," near Wilson Point, this even~
log. An Interesting feature of the en-
tertainment will be a clam roast. [lon-
orary members of the union are specially
‘ avltsil.
Thaheat'fibltsiman.”witbamrgol
of coal. is at Seymond Brothers' dock.
‘ve is dowil'the river fish-
ing to-day. Olioer George Gladstone is
on duty in his place.
woott'sge bread at Atherton' .
Miss Ullls Akerstrom, Norwalk’s fa-
vorite young actress, is dangerously III
at her home in Chicago.
The so...u.'ii:.;;l;i;.. will hold a
meeting on July ‘7 to decide upon the
question of purchasing uniforms.
—'l’be weather is hot, but you can al-
ways get a cool, refreshing drink of soda
or mineral water at Plaisted's drug store.
Frank Volk, clerk for Druggist 11. R.
Hale, caught a twopound eel while liab-
ing from the rear of the store this morn-
ing.
Melville Kellogg of Norwalk, has ac-
cepted apoeilion as advance agent of
the company playing "Only a Farmer’s
Daughter.”
It is said that a bicycle riding school
Will be established in the borough for
the benefit of young ladies who wish to
learn to ride.
——100 new lawn mowers, good nin-
chines, only theacb. W. Podmorn.
It is hoped that the Common Council,
at their meeting next week, will take
some action toward supplying the drink-
ing fountain with ice.
—-Vienna rolls at Alhcrton's.
The First M. E. Sunday school will
probably have an excursion at an early
date. A committee has been appointed
to look into the matter.
Atherton & Co. evidently are not go-
ing to allow the people to suffer for ice
cream on the Fourth. They already
have orders for nearly one thousand
quarts.
—Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use—Brussels.
census“. l’ARAGIiAl’iIS.
The Goings and Comings of People we
Like to Bliss] About.
Miss Edie Ferris, of Iiowayion, is visit-
ing relatives in the borough.
Miss Myrtle Finney, of the borough, is
visiting friends in Brooklyn.
Captain C. C. St. John is in town to-
day calling on acquaintances.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Booth will spend
the summer at East Wallingford.
Miss Kittie Clark, of Danbury, is visit.
ing her parents on Merwin street.
James Barbour. of New York, former-
ly of Norwalk, is in town for a few days.
Charles 1.. Warren, bookkeeper for
Crofnt a Knapp, is taking his annual
vacation.
Arthur Smith, of Newark, N. J., is
visiting his cousin, Miss Nellie Smith, on
West street.
Jamm Hubbell and Charles McPherson
left town yesterday afternoon for a trip
up the Hudson.
John J. Cavanagh, foreman of L‘rofut
81’ Knapp’s No. I curling room. is spend-
a week in the Catskills.
Miss Gertrude Roe, uf Minn}; N. \’.,
is visiting Miss 1.. May liaynmrd on
West street, in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Dunn, of llldge-
iield, are visiting Mrs. i‘. J. llann on
Maple avenue, East Norwalk.
Ilenry McVicar, of Long Island t‘ily.
formerly of Norwalk, is the guest of l‘; i-
ward Plait, of Chestnut street.
Miss Kittie J. Camp, of Norwaik, will
start to-morrow for Durham, Conn,
where she will spend the summer.
Mrs. Jsbez C. Fitch, the owner of
“Hillside," is in town on business con-
nected with the sale of the property.
Mrs. W. S. Moody. Mrs. C. F. Osborne
and Clarence Osborne and Ralph Moody
sailed for St. Johns, N. 11., yesterday.
George M. Benedict, of the firm of
Finney & Benedict, was the guest of
John Daniels. of Stamford, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seaman, of
l'oughkeepsic, N. \’.. are the guests of ~_
Mrs. Sylvester Lockwood, of West Nor-
walk.
Edwin M. Stanton. formerly with
(ilorer .1: Olsen, of Norwalk, now With
Rice Brothers, of New York, was in
town over Sunday.
James Fountain,of Cometock llroihers
up town store, will take his vacation
next week. lie will spend it on his bicy-
ole visiting diflerent points of interest.
W. C. Poole left Booth Norwalk this
morning for Lake George, where he will
be the guest of Mrs. M. B. Williams-
li- Nellie Tufts, during the month of
July.
I". E. Smith. of the than of Smith
Brothers, shoe dealers. left town yester-
day for the White Mountains. Jarvis
Kellogg will have charge of the store
during Mr. Smith's absence.
—~Uarter Harrison, ex-msyor of Chica-
go, says: “Since! have used Brilssels soap
lhave been led to believe there is some
good in me yet.”
A farewell to Mr. nation.
The reception given in New llaven last
evening as a farewell to superintendent
and Mrs. S. 1'. button. formerly of South
Norwallr, was attended by nearly all the
teachers of that city, beside many other
friends. At least 500 paid respects to the
retiring superintendent and his lady,
and wished them prosperity and happi.
uses in the future. Superintendent Dut-
ton's resignation was accepted by the
board of education some few weeks
since. It will take effect on August 31.
Mr. Dutton has made all his arrange.
ment- for his removal to Ilrooltline, and
he will depart for his future home with-
in a weak or ten days.
—-—To spend $500 in raising and training
a horse and than to have him win only
a tie raes islihs trying to economics
by using any other soap than Brussels.
w. w.
.i ’1‘
wow continua events" hmfl‘lillth. TUESDAY. JULY Ii. lose.
. “and Josh Mind.
"The well known dog,‘llsilroad Jack."
says a despsteli from Readout, “who is
familiar to all railroad employees and
hundreds of patrons of the New York
Central, West Shore, and adjacent roads,
was stabbed one day at Albany this week
by some hardened brute. Jack is by no
means an ugly or troublesome animal
and hence It is wondered who could have
beencruel enough to ill-treat him. The
wound is quite a deep one and owing to
Jack’s advanced age it is doubtful
whether he will recover. 0n the day be
was assaulmd he limped into the New
YorkCentral station at Albany with the
blood streaming from the wound in his
breast. lie was attended by Dr. McCar-
thy and some of the railroad attaches
who hope to pull the animal through.
It is safe to say that Railroad Jack is the
best known dog in the state.”
as:
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head not exceedl 5
linen. remissions-soc, I ml: 91.00. “8
""lEbi.i"i‘éiFlliii§‘iliii dandelion?
keeping, for max. and wife only, at Ilia 5
Camp street. norwalk. Jyl ll
AGIIRHAN GARDNER. MARRIED, BUT NO
children wishes a situation as loner or
otherwise. old: by day or week. WI 0 is willing
housework, or else warn and iron.
Can show host references. Apply to
Adve ills under this head
lines, 1% s unsettle. i se'ek I. .
Till! CIGAR AND CONFKCTIONEHY liver.
nose on Woodward avenue. now conducted by
James Village. Apply on the premises. jll‘li u
AdlCOND—IIANI) PIANO IN noon CONDI-
tlon. Price $30. Inquire at 716 North Ilsln
street, South Norwalk. 1023.“
DMINISTRATOR'B SALE. —— A DWELLING
[lease and about lI acres of land, on :1} Neck
road, In South Norwslk being the homes: lately
occn lied by Benjamin I’. Reed. 11th Inquire
of i 'llllam B. Reed. Administrator. f?!) If
Houses. noxtnmo um am) FARMS u-
uaasosasns Pillars arm on sass
runes. Also mmrussr mans, Lows,
smiarsn. 1‘11wa .1; ounces, insur—
ance Agents.
oil) it
Two choice mung; Suicidal... 6.5;;
West avenue. Apply to W. C. SAMMln, or
I. ll. IIOY‘I‘ '1'! t7
Adver “mull! under this head, not exceeding 5
lines, 1 mm ‘ llnm1 50c. l week 81 Ill.
‘7 shi' omiuaiihsamurn sure AT may.
in house 511 I And street. containing ’. room»,
a large attic, cellar and him.- yaiul. Inquire at out
home. HI 1'.
'— LARGE FRONT si'ualsnso RUllM.i'1l.‘i-
vent-mi. for one or two. AFN) on. small room.
Apply at ‘:.’ Elisabeth sL. booth Somalia. rule 1“
STORE AND EIGHT ROOMS AT 50. 9 RAIL
roul plate. Inquire on the promoter. 3m: lw
AllOl'SE AND IIAIIN—llill'sa MM; 7 ROOMS.
and ham has room for three hum-s nnd rar.
rlagee. Apply [0 Thomas \‘leligc, 21
50th Norms l;
Dav Ilrea‘t,
'ri'll t!
UOI'SR IN EAST XORWALK. nix lithilfl,
complete order. rent ’13. Also it. hour-o on
Woodwarl. avenue, 511. Iillilllfl of E. A. Word.
"35!; _- .‘._--m.-. ~ 4. mini;
TIIB SECOND FLOOR OF LIBRARY Bl'lf.“
mg. 5 rooms. Inquire at Library rooms. 11le if
ROOMS AT 80. lllBNllY STR IET, lilN’I'flo.
Altos room.- st No. :3 Da Plfl‘t‘i. rem 311),
App: to TIVIOI’ .‘k Golden, or W. ‘i'uungs, a! Lock»
vim Mfg. l'u, .‘iliT if
OI’SF. OI' liltill'l‘ Room ON TULLRS ST .
south Norwalk. Wllt‘f and 1m revs-merits In
house. Rent SIS. Apply to John l. Knapp. n2
West stru-t,vSouth Norwallz. mill
l OI'SE 0N lilIIARI) i’LacB. '3 ltlilmsfiahzi.
. A1 -
modem imprint-meme. Ill-m low.
arm. 4 V_Irill '(
P‘Bim AI'IIII. let, UN sa‘l Mull. .1 r.
lower floor live room.— and two mm..- ,.. :11" .
ll. Scym(inr.w_ 7:: '!
1’ UI'SBS. hos; m. BARN on those
street and Wilton avenue, Nomads. impure
of Burr Smith. ~_ , iii if
PLIASANT Hull IN A (UNVKNIEST
locality l1- oifcrnd to persons who would llke to
visit Washington some time dnrl the winirr or
! mug. ’lioornandboard moo a y. Mrs..l. K.
mom. will I st..N. W., ‘ashlngmo, D. C.
LOST.
Advertisements under this head. not err-ceding 5
lines. I time 25c. 3 new 50c,l week 8100.
um“
)Ail'l‘ OF A LAWN SARI]. FINDER WILL
please return to No. 5 l‘roapvct axioms-.81".
vialk. .y: It
1 arm BOOK Nil, ill-v, i-‘lh'llitit WILL
vlcseeleaxcat :f- )Ialn efrtl'LNtRWIIk. II,
IL Smith. ,yl ll
POUND.
Adverilsements under this head. not crowding 5
lines. 1 time rec, 3 times we, i week 31.00.
'ilki'ir‘sTi~&lf""§l I1.
(mat Mari-h. Dark green mint. l‘ur lair r
nation inquire of I). l'. Murml, rio, Nolnalk. xi
JACOB n. LAYI‘OII,
] ml Iatatnanil lionwagert (lennalfnsrlraucn
Agent write, Life and Annie-m, mean
lllramshis Drafts
for .tilan n
or [are 1e. Notary Public; arlnnwimle-mmu
taken. ilrosd Tickets, Baggage ifhsclsrd lo lit-a
tlnatlon.
on Washington Inset. lost to Post "new.
8013'“! nonws MI. (31'.
"l. flames“
carnage FBBlSllll'l
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NDRWAIJC, - CONN.
Irkvta~Cahin and liter-rug.-
ilavlng and up a
Carriage Repository
Al to North Hall: strict, loath Itorwaik. l dair- to
alilbeatteniion of the public to the fine line I
have in anus-t (rein. These Wagons are of the bust
make, wsrraaied and include the leading styles or
Snrreys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concorde. Spindles, Road
Carts, Business ii'seolls,
Grocery and lilli
Wagons.
CARRIAGE ntfi’i‘imc mommy
"TEMP.”-
A; A. McLlAfl.
f
‘ BXIIJIISIIN
pvrartls and Henry Orders in nil parts ,
50-
Will offer 500 yard ore of extra Super Carpets at 550. 300 Sillyspa Rugs at 790 and 89c
best bargain in Rugs we have oilered this season. We have purchased
styles which we are ciosmg out very
sis of Outing
All Grades of Shades made to order at lowest
Forms and Buttcrick’s Patterns.
up to $8. This is
a large line at Gin. ms, best quality and-handsome
cheap. A fine hm}; Ladies’ and Misses’ Blouse Wei
Ladice’ Calico and . ilc Lawn
prices. Agents in 1111’s Skirt
PAY NO A TION TO FOOLISH ADVERTISEMENTS
B lulllc where you can get reliable goods at bottom prices.
OFIELD 8r. HOYT——-
N I WALK. AND SOUTH NORWALK.
o. R W 1
mmmmmoun nouns Alli WIDE MEN
AT OUR. NEW STORE.
OI'R PINE IIISI’I.\\' lll‘
STAPLE AND FANCY BRIEF
Lem South Norwallr a1 a u. in IE. or... 1., ()n exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices
welcome all and mulll, your ll]l':i>lll'(} and ester-mull lilvol's.
I
an inn, can null
CITY 0|" A Lit N \"
Friday, Juiylilh.
Fare for the entire round trip, on; culled,
in coma. ,
moonlight. lease Conny Island at .
ill. 3. it. of ti II) p, III . Kai-i .llsi rim
Jll‘ll; Iw
Fllllll ’ of
m I'wl’
.ir p, in.
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To NEW YORK, l
AND l'l‘ TIER
HUDSON RIER
'l‘m- Vitll knrmn simmrr
CAPE cnanrzs.
ill} slice, master), will make as: words
New York and up the Hudsonlver,
JULY £111,190
Uivlnn all an opportunity I.) rejoy :1 p‘es: mp
up the "American fume" and in an
FAB FAME!) PALISAIIS!
Only regular rates of fan: will be chsmflmvu
South Norwalk Via llonsatoaie Railroad. a 27 L
m.. and returning leave fort of ‘ltst sires R, at
.‘l L'l p. in. Do not miss thzs Exrursmn. :- my!
only the best. bu: also the caesium. as w- ”is
only connectors grand sail lrect up i “59"“
this «we. at
SIDNEY STARBl'tflC
l. we i’rcsldeni and General Manager New in
Terminal t‘ompar ~. 3 .
l
C.
is $17.;- 3...; limo-h Tin; llama},
a llalf. .
Tilt No“ and 1.114‘l't- u :‘l. am -r
. “ a
~~- .1o—WJ __—_-r,
CAPT. FIRED L. BITBK
Will rummvnce mailing Dally Trips to New“.
Comfort, Safety and Spa.
Pnl’l LA“ l'ltil‘ES -Fi\flil‘l Nurwalh I; w
vat-mm mp. incense elem-mil :11 n1 «In I
and after I
MONDAY. JUNE lIh,‘
The e‘eamet will leave Wilson Point on ‘ . ,r
Buusatonlr train leaving idiom Salesman-i a.
m. Helxirmngleave New York. l’lrr Ill, .lr, ‘
foot or Jt tier-ion «er, an "_ II» p. m ,and of
Thirty i'lrst n'rm-I, BM! r.vrr, at l 1.“. 1. m., a .1.
log with train at Wilson I'mut. Alert“.-
the llnnmmr‘ur [Jnthm For further info .11.
a: .‘ to the . ow Ru .and Trauma: 4'",
ill y R 8”)le STARK.
“on President and l- m-rai Manager, L'Oml.
sin-st. New York. it?
“A ._ . ,., l
lioiurnlua Light thud-tr: Safety.
....... ii i'
lMlt-s‘ t'olulnllla Safety .......... . m
Lacllm' Light Ituarism Barely . “.‘i
l’rermrr thirty. liallsall around“ . 9*
Twill'lfrom.ahrlhvwl. .. . , 1..»
Call and creams moi
Free Instructions lo All CIISICIS.
Before you buy a Wheel, :‘ef oxlr term! milieu.
Jackson Bra,
as "all litreei, herwslk, In.
.. W Hill} 'I‘~E PLACE All [ill all on,
As lhtcrprieiag. Practical .
Training .011 .
Prepares boil: sexes for one!” lire in hm,“
time consistent with thorough instruct Toms
WHO. lamina eenlrsl and bus . m
catalogue and desired information, and
till.
PRIMDKNT. lllliiiirb BUIDINUB
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Wrappers.
1
Ynurs t’llI‘iIIIIIFV,
Mllfllllii "ARMAN.
it will i'ilSI you nothing to i‘thlllllli} ”Will,
You (‘illl copy the styles il' you clll‘msv. but
w . :il'c i'illlililCllI that you will liml Illill the
prices at which m- ()IIi‘l' Ihmn Ii‘:l\'i‘>‘~ no in-
HIISIEIII‘ II SPEIIIALTY.
()ur bargains am: not confined to Aprons,
ill-l most of lilo I'liiiii‘l'S of The 'I‘Ii'l-nilig
Sentinel ill-o :iwzll'o, but are found ill Hosiery,
UIIIICI'WHII’ :illII other Ill-plli'illwllis.
u
PlllIN .
To enliven the usual quiet of the IleIi‘l‘
part of the week, “1' will lnzik r it“ .ll’liIlN
SALE, and will tiller over
FIFTY STYLES [IF APFFNS,
C.\ ml'illly h’llm- enough In suit llw lllnl')’ ul'
gzlil l'ur \I‘Illlli‘Vi'l' use they may be l'I'llIlIl'I'lI.
1 ”The )l'li“.\‘ will range
‘CAPl-Z CHARLE',‘ I ' .
FROM FINE BENT TI] [INF FULLAR EAFH.
3«Inc-villviil in make Illl‘lll yoill'svll'.
I‘.llll‘.|IEllMAlI&8IIN
84 Washington Street,
sou'm nonwanx.
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: 3 Just Pause for a Moment
and glance at our add-- for one glance, we feel certain
Will cause enough interest to make you read the whole:
This being our III'SI. 190 sale in South Norwzllk, we will
more than keep up our reputation for giving extra bar.
gains at any of our special sales.
Sale Begins Saturday, 83.11]. Closes Tuesday, 611.111.
nomesvlcs, emanates, Etc.
l3 yds dark Cllzillic Beige, regular 91; quaiii .
3 yds \ leioria Lawn, actual value 12y: yd
:1. yds good quality bleached or unbleached ioweiling.
1 9 2 yds lillc qualitylincn towcliiiig.
(I yds light col’d challic, bargain elsewhere
I 9 4 yds white summer flannel.
( - l yd good quality unbleached inblc damask,
I 9 l yd red table dnlliask.
2: yds lied and blue check glass [owe-ling.
I 9 'i Cardinal red Napkins worth 1.25 (loz.w
u ylls light calico, would call special attention to this lot
1 9 as It IS well worth 50 yd.
2 Large towels worth 150 each.
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DRESS GOODS.
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2 yds best American Saline full dress patterns 10 yds 950
l yd fancy wool stripes and plaids 40 in. wide, this will
be found one oi the best bargains ever oilered in
South Nonmlk for the money.
I‘Tt‘lll'll Saline. ll) ylls' 1.90, worth 2.50.
1: yds best quality apron Ginghams.
I 9 I} yd. best quality dress Ginghams.
I yll extra quality Scotch Gingham.
1 9 ‘2 yrls plain and lllncy ‘17 inch suitillgs.
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MOTIONS.
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II. --I. lily Rum, 3 LIL—:6 but'lrh'.
Fume-v: Moth (Tamplmr. l lergr lmx l’.-llets or ‘3 sins” boxes Flakes.
‘2 poll best Sto‘i'kini! lliws Shlr‘i‘ia.
43 Inch limit» i Flouncmg. real value 39:.
L‘ ylis Hamburg. l in 1) inch deep, worth double ”l" money,
5 L‘lllll's' or lienta’ Handkerchiefs, full size and fast Cl’liur‘bvn-I. m,
'1 pupsrrl l-es: English link Pins. containing both black and white pills.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
19
i pair Lulu-9' Fancy Hose.
Ladies' Regular Made Fast Color-I, in Black, Fancy all i Bilhrlggan, worth 290
l pair (ients’ Fancy Half Hose.
'3 pair i lente' Seamless Half Hose. worth 15” a pair.
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1 lot (lent-3' Fancy regular mmi» ilelf How, regular value Ll‘c a pair.
‘3 pairs I‘hllllreu's Fa“! Black (1 itton line». in Plain and kill.
1 lot Fizlyl‘l' Fast Black Blc-ycle Hose.
1 lot Lille; lilavk hll's Toilets Gloves, Ill: .1 pair.
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4 I.1illf‘n.il’.illllcd l’nllervesis.
‘2 Muse-3' lilrlml l'ndervest-i,
GEETS’ FURNISHIFICS.
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:ii. 59 per yd.
2’91? grade.
‘3 Four-Ply Lint-ii Collars.
'2 Windsor Ties,
I lot iienis' i’uplv Four-mil ind Tlt‘r‘. in White and Fancy, If): each,
it.» would call especial attention to uur
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Ildf’lng {FIN sale We Will not only ilmke special prices on 19: stuff, bu
shall on each an i rvl-ry article in this department make sp»~c1nl reductions
for the I; draw sale. To any one wanting this class of good. tho; will find
it in their benefit to gm- 114 :1 ("IIL for we fur-l certain wn vain suit, both
price and quality.
6 glass Sailin- italics. worth 6 t With.
I llorkmgilnm Tea l’ni.
I its tmrml limb l’arl.
I l’rystal i ills-s Water i'ill-lwr.
l H mils ‘lllr' Maj iIIt’I I'lllpillivm‘.
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3 I 'r.~: i! l ill-4 Tumblers,
1 plum Lulu-ll I‘l‘vkt"
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I 7.": fl» It l'luthcn Iii-t‘.
‘3 ("yr-lei I'lt'kit‘ “Minot,
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Isilm-t lfilIl Frying: i‘.lli.
l (fulzlr I'MI. wllrlll L‘Ux.
l llel'nrull'll i’ltcti. r.
2 Whisk "rooms.
‘I Nickel (Trispaliotr.
1 large size Turkey Platter.
I Mammoth Dripping Pan.
I inching (liars and i'nm': lines.
I Large Sauce Pan.
2 Ilahing Paris.
2 Ruby (llama.
2 thins decorated Plates.
1 Turkey Feather lalslvt.
I Lamp [locket
1 llil Stove Kalil".
l Night Lamp.
I Pillow Sham ”VIIIIM', worth $1."
2 large Milk l’am.
I itnllntor Illlatr‘r.
I Show llrrlsli.
I “I‘ll?“ Put.
1 ('ltt'ltlg Knife and Fork.
4 I’m True.
25 iii zen Eureka Paper Pails.
(,lpen Monday and Wednesday evenings till 8 M. listnrdays till 10.”,
IIIISTIIII SIIIIIE,
19 83 Washington Street,
19 alumni NORWAIJr, OT.
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