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low Task w ‘sathar Ioracasts.

Tits “hot wave” covers the Atlantic
‘ andmostol the country west or
,but it will probably be
today in and near the
thence eastward to the
. in this district to-day
cloudy to tan, less sultry weather

probabl revel ai,l with slight ther-
uhanges y p and somewhat variable

mostly fresh and light south-
y and westerly winds. followed
tly cooler weather. 1n the Mid-
fitates andNew England fair, less
sultry weather will prevail, preceded by

cloudiness on the coasts, with
flight thermal changes and fresh to light
" min-m, to westerly winds, fol-
edit] cooler weather. On Thursday
this section and in New England fair
weather Indlight westerly winds will

Ip,revail with slight thermal

[Followed by slightly warmer

I% and on Friday warmer, fair

Immerandlight southerly winds, con

till Sunday. Numerous local

faith yesterday, but the conditions

Iia‘generally toodry for the growing
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m Almanac for Its-alarm.

N? High tide bow tide
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a ' dinner at Dorlon Point last evening.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

J. W.‘8imous and wife, of Orchard
street, are rejoicing over the advent of
“a bouncing baby boy.”

Nelson Felmetta and bliss Sadie Bap-
tist will be married at the Bethel A. M.
3. church this evening.

. —Everybody smokes Straight Tips be-
cause they are the best for the money.

Thomas luck was before Judge Knapp
this morning charged with drunkenness.
He was fined 31.00 and costs.

W. 8. Bates has accepted a position as
advance agent for James B. Mackey's
"Grimm's Cellar Door” company.

Cbr'mtopher A. Mooney, ex-city clerk
of Bridgeport, died last evening of lung
trouble. He was thirty-two years old.

Patrick Troy, engineer at the Norwalk
mills at Winnipauk, who was preetrated
by the heat, resumed work yesterday.

Aepecial meeting of Phoenix Engine
company will be held Friday evening to
decide about holding a picnic at Laurel-
ton Grove.

-New baby ctr—rr—iages, $5 and upward s
at Podmore’s. _‘

The Ladies’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue If. E. church will meet at the
parsonagethis evening. A full attend-
ance is dieired.

liohael Batchford now occupies the

 

Horgan '1'. Smith place III Winnipauk,
which he recently purchased from F. St.

John Lockwood.

The Athletics, of Bridgeport, are try-
ing to arrange a base ball game with the
no 0. nine of this city. Neither Club
has been defeated this your.

Buckingham Post will hold a meeting
this evening to perfect arrangements for
a trip to Boston to attend the national
encampment of the (I. A. R.

Wallace Knapp did some remarkable
tennis playing at the tournament of the
(Ionntry Club at Westcheater yesterday.
Heand EuntIngton played a tie game.

-—Laste twice as long as cheap soap
for laundry use-— Brussels.

The grounds or i; .h at (ioldechmidt'e
factory present a I . I y pretty appearance,
my being filled with choice and pretty
plumb nod flowers very tastefully ar-
msd- - .,

Ajolly party III IIII-y riots from Stam—
Iard, including twenty-live ladies, came
to Rotors Point on Monday evening and
had a pleasant time. There ware seven-
ty-ilve in the company.

W. H. Smith’s new department house
on Union street Is nearly completed.
When it isdoneit will beaecornplete and
stIl arranged as any house or like
character in the city.

“m elm It ‘1 I, at MI [Ivan :9 lie-
pflibofy, 05 North llain 8t.

V O. J. Ferris, of Chestnut street, bur-
.; ”I left town this morning for .‘Itam-
(and. where he will have charge of the
WI department of the Yale a
I Mlamflacturing company 's works.

I, All dridtitlgboat rues took place yes»
W in the harbor, the wind being

“as! still. between Captain Joe
's sail boat "Alice"and0aptaln
Charles Brotherton's sail boat “Hattie,"

mm beating his rival by

 

The water min In front of C. Il.\’al-
‘ Ian's store on Wall street burst last

evsulagat 8:00, flooding the surrounding
Wand basements. The leak ls
probably due to the increased pressure
“ad by getting the water direct from
Is storage reservoir.

~10 low priced horses at llroolrside
Isak fares. _ __ M

W will leave fioulh Norwalk,
W and New Haven, Thursday
mull-5m the several divisions of
II. Mic to Hawleyvills. where
they fill join and run to i‘ishhill on the
law York and New England road. A
sail on the Hudson Is on the programme.

ltm looks as though in a week or
Monotsleaf would rsrnalnonths
Milt-I m of on city. Thaworma
”lam law“ havoc. Trees not

r Mon should he
w 'm‘ in or some other sticky
m ‘0 Want these pests from
flu-gum

 

Thomas Creamer, of Spring street, was
presented with a daughter on Monday
afternoon.

The summer night festivals at Roton
will commence on Tuesday evening,
July 29th.

A number of boroughites enjoyed a
drive to Seaside Park, Bridgeport, yes»
terday afternoon.

~Higb water now evenings. Boats to
lot at Riverside Pavilion, Washington
street bridge. -

Mrs. Briggio—fcll down a flight of
cellar stairs at her home in Weslport
yesterday and was badly injured.

 

When completed the new telegraph
cities at the depot will be much more
convenient than was the old one.

The remains of Burr Betts’ mother
were brought from Middletown, N. Y.,
to this town this afternoon for later-
went.

—I"resh milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knupp‘s old stand.

Bob Adams, who, it was stated, had
bought out "Gus" Newman's barber
shop, says he has no connection with the
business whatever.

Finkenstein & Knubel have received It
large number of new bathing suits for
lloton Point which doubtless will be en-
joyed by patrons ol the Point.

The New York Yacht club have made
arrangements for their annual cruise of
1890. On Tuesday, July 29th, they will
rendrzvous oil Roton Point.

—Absconding cashiers should always
take a box of Brussels soap with them.
asthere’s nothing in Canada that can
equal it.

 

A large delegation of the South Nor
walk club went to Bette’ Island on the
steamer "Medea" this morning to enjoy
their Iirst annual dinner and outing.

B. F. Stevens and Thomas Ward have
traded horses, llir. Stevens getting Mr.
Ward's fast mare in exchange for one
Mr Stevens used In his grocery business.

A number of Catherine street residents
would like to hear from the young men
who were out stealing choirs from their
verandas for two or three evenings past.

Thomas Weston oi Park avenue, was
arrested this morning for collecting
money under false pretenses. Lie will be
tried before Justice Selleck this after-
noon.

Two Hungarians residing at Spring-
woed claim that $150 left with their
boarding mistress has been appropriated
to her own use. The case will be Investi-
gated.

All members of the Y. M. C. A. wish-
ing to go on the row this evening should
be at Rev. C. M. Sellech's dock by seven
o'clock sharp in order that the start
may be made promptly.

A meeting of the Board of School \ Is-
itors was held last evening. Only
routine business was transected. A
joint meeting of the selectmen and
Board of School Visitors will be held on
July ‘20.

—-Sm0ke Lauder‘s lenIgbl Tip-I. Sold
ct'crywhere. .
.\. “Coleyleft his burn- Hauling

near Railroad Square this afternoon and
when he returned the animal was mis-
sing. lie at first believed it had been
stolen but. shortly afterward found the
horse grazing at the city lot.

Mrs. A. it. Purdy died at the rt‘l-ltil'nco
of her sister, Mrs. (7. I'. Stevens, oi
Cedar street. on the 13m inst. A brief
service will be held at Mr. Stevens‘ house
on Thursday, at 10; 30 n. m. The hour
of ii :00 was published through mistake.

—A strange case is reported from a
town in Delaware where a whole famIly
of colored people are turning white, uwv
ing to their persistent use of Brussels
soap.

We think the most extensive and
beautiful collection of double hollyhocks

yard oi W. hi. Saunders residence on
Ann street. it embraces every conceiv-
able color and varcgation, and as they
are growing present a Iloral scene that.
of its kind, can hardly be excelled. Mr.
Saunders has taken great care in the
cultivation of this ilower and has run.
seeded in securing and developing It to
perfection.

SL’ Ell FOR WillSTLlNl.

An Action for 03.500 Brought :Agalwst
the law ltnglantl Railroad Company-

A Waterbury despatch lays the people
of that city have been greatly annoyed
by the whistling of engines on the New
England road. Some time ago a law
was passed forbidding the blowing oi
the whistles within the limits of the city.,
With the xception of the New England
road the law has been obeyed and though
warned several timestho engineers on
the road continued to blow “V‘ll' whistles
regularly.

During the diphtheria epidemic the
shrill blowing oi the whistles caused sick
people considerable annoyance and the
attention (If the authorities was called to
the matter. Yesterday Attorney L.
i‘. Burpse, representlng the town,
brought suit against the New England
road for $3,000. This action was taken
under the provisions of a law which so-
powersa town to site a road violating
this law for not more than 8100.1n the

complaint thirty- live oflenses are alleged.

Will celebrate as. Birthday.

bliss I-‘loreuce Morison will celeIIIatelI-Ml.
the third anniversary of her birthday at
the home at her parents, Mr. and lint.
T. fl. Morison. on West avenue, this
afternoon. Quite a' number or little
"tots” will be press”. and beyond a
doubt they will haves line time. A tent
has been erected on the lawn and every-
thing possible has been done for the little
folks’ comfort.

 

in the city are now in bloom in the door- -

 

PRISON AWIATION.

It Ila-mines houtysfonr Ilsa About to

borne Out of Prison.
Twenty-four inmates of the state
prison, whose terms expire next month,
appeared before the visiting committee of
the Connecticut prison association.
0! the large number who presented
themselves only three were considered
worthy of the aid of the association.
Among the applicants were some whose
cases were pitiful and interesting, while
there were others which were very
amusing yet serious.
Among the former was It man on to
whom it is believed that practically, he
was removed from a position of trust to
a cell in Wetherrlield. because in de-
fending himself he wounded one of a
gang of roughs who afterwards with
his confederatee swore him to prison.
Although the men had nlwdys borne a
good reputation and had for some titre
held a position of honor and trust, the
evidence of these fellows was Slunlclflnl
to cast him into prison.
Another case which I-xuitcd no little
wonderment among the committee was
that of a man who refused to accept any
aid whatever from the association. He
thanked the Installers of the cmmmittce
for their Interest in his future bio and
welfare, but he refused all help, sayIrIg
that he was able to take care of himself.
Among the rest .wlIom-re crammed
was one who had served time in many
of the principal prisons of the country.
When the quorum was asked by the
chairman as to what he intended to do
be rather evaded answering it, but linol-
ly being urged by the warden to tell the
truth In regard to his prospects he said
that he had always beenapiclrpocket
and a thief and would follow that line in
the future.

__7 murmur)

SIT JilliN—TIARTWICK lII Newark. 2i i, July
sth. by ilcv. unread... Frank P. tit. Juli!)
IIId Liz/.Ie llarzwlcl, both of ths my

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Advcmwmi'uts under this head not flCCCtilEg' .
lines. 1 time 25c 3 times 5k 1 woe .l 00L

1’” ATIUN TI) TAKE I Alli! II? “HRH”.
Thoroughly understands the business In all Its

branches. Lin-a: Brook :-:I Mr I. Farm. "1!: of
re‘frrrncm. Address ('. II. no. ore South Norwslk.
Conn.

 

13m ‘1:

run SALE.

‘ Advertisements under Ihis head, not I-Ilrtuirrxg 5
lines, 1 time 25c. 3 tima we. I week Sim.

 

 

 

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j)’ 'I ll.

ARi'Kl‘rl FOR SAUL
backemo Hotel ofllcc.

_lil (iGAll AND (‘1)5i'fli'rl08iihli‘ Iii Sl-
ums on W otdward at. flllL', new conducted by
Jamal V Illage. Apply on the promises. jib." II

 

DMINISTRATUR'S SALE. —— A DWELLING
House and about it acres of land. on my Kerk
road In south Nora-alt home the homestead laccly
occu Ilcd by Benjamin tltced deceasul. lnqmru
of Illiam B. ltccd. Administrator. {‘35 I!
01 533. BL lLDi'Ml 1.1m AND FARMS AT
REASONABLB PR“ 15 AND (IN E 3.5)
TERMS ALSO i.\'\' BSTMENT [III‘I'Ds LOANS
Moorland TM we a (mulls). II .II
ante Archie. o ID if

WI) choice bonding lots. 50 and w feet from, on
West air-nae. Apply to W. C. SAMMIS. or
i. I. HOYT. “2 ti

 

_TO LET.

 

Advertisements under this head not ctrudlng 3
been itlme “25¢. 3 times wc live-l ti Ill.

)Alil’ill" "ill Ill! .51 N)_ I. ~III I'll ‘4' p.
Hirt‘t‘f. all I‘- Ilwimlicm‘r- Am: LI\{.I4' .- I

at No. IlliI-tlm'ry street I I'U fl‘l ll 23' .\., -. in
Tnylor It Gob on I!

 

SECOND Fl UUKUl' PH 3 KUUMS UN .\f \H
I II III stIeII All modirn Imprint-mew. ~ lot!
3“. lilallllh' of (Y Becker, lll \\ eel. uglun s m-t

south Nerualk. 3 _ 'lw

I Hui iliE

1 ll»

‘Ui ll RUINS UN F llls’i’ i-‘lAIIIll
at No ‘1 \l oodwnrd avenue.

llOl SE AND BARN mllill 3R Ills ‘.’ ROOMS.

and ham has ro-IIII fur rhrI-I- bur-I a and air.

I. a tea, A; ,Ily :0 Thomas \Rilugq
Hildlll :vorwa L;

“Di SK l.\ BAbl \(Ilfii .\l. K. ‘lX Rilllx‘.

IlDI't‘lt‘ IthI II III ’11 III-II a bum III
Woodward avenue. SH. llnl'lm Hf E. A. “Md
arIl. )Iiil

IIIK hBI‘UNII I-‘l.IIIIll OF LIBRARY BI'IHI
1 log, 5 mom-I. lmpurr III Library lusImI'. gill I!
1 OH”: (I? Bluii'l‘ limits (IN TOLLBS >‘l‘.

South Sorwalk. Water and ltllrnlllt'llll'nlr III
bum-c. III-m ’lfi. Apply to ann l. lKIIamv. ‘2
West street, South Norwalk. mill

llluv strwl,
,‘;’.‘I If

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MUSIC HALL,

Saturday, July i9lh,

(III! RIGHT ONLY.
Special logsgement of Celebrated

I ’ World’s ' [I I

Ill 8 m. 1118 B S
Comprising the Missing well-known artisis:
WI. HENRY more. BILLY lllltCll,
"0" BLAVIN, FRANK MllltAN,
TALLYJIU-TIIII). FRANK IBNT,

and 25 other well-known comedians oi «will mum.

Brilliant First Part, Superb Orchestra,
coasters IIIIIss use».

2"».- HOUiiS 0N GENUINE MINSTRKLSY.

SEW 50365. NEW DANCE, NEW APT.“-

l’ltlclis A! (SEAL.

Reserved seats on sale at olloyt‘ sand (irt‘g'lry'~ llf'di’

.iiiIIN l). DOUII llll
.Alt’l‘lfi'l‘.

Formerly of West Twenty-Illinl elm", Now I'm:
city, has opened a studio III IIII- l‘mr tIIl‘Irc bullion.
South Norwnllr, win-r» be Is pr: part1! f’) ”is” i
pupllelu the liveliest art. in Ila" or In prlvw
‘ortralt Painting Water ('oters Pits Iland IInI

lag and 'l‘apmrry l'aIIIIirIg n rips! «ally. h' h

SPECIAL SALE

SAILOR add SHADE
H A T S !

FOR THE Fill “’1‘“ OF Ill bl.

 

Thou purcl .asir; list and Town r..: IIII. 2.. .-

 
 

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FINEST

SUMMER RESHRT

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LONG ISLAND SOUR D.

N EW ATTRACTIONS
SEASQDN.

THIS

SEA F001} ill? ALL Klillli.

First-Class Restaurant.

PINKENSTIEN ll llllllllil.

PROPRIETOHS. my 3'» If

ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER “MEDEA,"

CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
'I' 1 m e 'I' a 1:) le

lIsIly trips from SnmlINnrwalk to linmn I'umt
and Bell Island—103* a. uI., i.’ 50 p. In , 2 l: p. “1.,
:‘Irz' II III 5.1” pm

 

MRS. W. FAWGETT’S

3 WATER STREET.
Nililll’AlJi. ‘ (ilV‘I.

WASHI till}? . MARKET

one QIIIIIlty.—-'l'lw Boat.

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,LglIIIIl'r E-m. -<
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Orders llel iIeIed I’romptly.

5‘! \Vnsblnnlon §lrcm

LIIIIIIS’ BlCli LI). , sis.

ALI. "ALI. IIE.\IU.\II I.

I‘Immbm “,4? it rail-h. 5.1. ~,'
ilarlfIIrIl hn'r-‘y
Salcl L'l!‘ .. ’l l i

(‘Iall rand Brandon Sun II.

Bcfurc you My II “Kb-II, ,r: our I. Ito- uni gt.“

5‘ Wall Street, Somalia, I'nnn.

 

14‘“)! APRIL let. IIN Ilill‘MIIl'lt I‘LAI'B.
lower dour live rooms and two room» In a'IIr
ll. Seymour. (:41!
1108835. STUIIE AND llllllti llri t'lliltitd
rim: and Wilton avenue, Nomads. in I'm; llrt

of Ilurr elm III illll'
PLEASANT ”(Ill lbl A IONVIINIICh‘l’
locality ls oderul to persons who would like In

vIslI Washington some time dllrlnl' the winter or
ring. Iloornand board y. Ilrs .J. R.
bIIur.llaItllst..N.W.. ashlngton,D,i.’. nzhtf

LOST.

 

Advertisements under this head. not elicwding 5
lines. lumetbc, :tlmcswc. lwock k..|lo0l
igrl‘WIIJN TIII' I I'I’IR INDIII' VillANKl IN

avenu- sndt: rufut .k Knapp's lowIIr shop. It
small pom containing a mm at mom (. l'bt‘ill‘ltlvl
I all

will be liberally rewarded by leaving the tire
Iinsl oiled. III to it

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Business Opportunity .
For Inlewt' heap for t' lull.

lllt stock fixtures. and coo-l will of a Ilm rlnss

Una-cry «shorter-sol IIIIHIIOII thrh ran
wily he Increased to [lawn per annum, within a
short distance of meslk A m: themes for par
Ile- wlshlog to en gs In the llrnrery VIII-inns
Owner has other has no.» For Inrtm particulars
address" W. ll. “downturns. (‘t j'yIIIw

llll [DEN ll \0'1‘1131‘3-

hoI‘VII Nomuut harmi- Bass. }
lint rII Rostrum. (forts. lane at um.
1'a meeting or III II II 'or IIIII blank mm
this list: a dividend 'to sputum was dfl'lmd

stilts rate 044m can InsIIaIIIrIJuIr the six
months ending nly l.I all” I on and
alter July In. interest not drawn wl lbsrmlltnl

(astronauts and draw Interest from huh
ll? 3' soon I]. llal‘l'. Insurer.

Hill‘lll Bflillliil Uflllfliil

Hartman. man.
BHOPBSI EBPTBIIIIIIIR 'lrl.

h Alloclmk‘l‘ralalng titling: fIXTM‘Kh suits m-
II I ma . s cm ll. '
eepi WT. la, em. thnoregehly tang ilrll. I’ve-I-
dsnt may he Interviewed the College after Aug

25th. Caytaioanm sent on application )1?

SOUTH FOI'AI.‘ DAVIE!!! "Alfl

ll Washington street.
06p: DslIyIroaIrtollaIa .ssdl‘roia Help. I
an satsrdsyevsulngs fro-Mos.

“mallow-don mic.
ALB” scum

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liondqunrlrars for Iht

Prrfrriinn. Hair-1y III II I'll)” lIIII ,r' it‘lll WI... .-
Alsa a matches Huh-la. all bill In .Ilws )
First-class mnhdxlmul lI-u .sfurm‘
In alllls M‘s.

Lox-0y E. Wheeler.
I:I.'I Water IIIvsoI. "III-"I Horst-III. mu

.IIIIIN ll. mums,

Wholmnzn if It Imp“ Denim In All kinds of

SOIL AND Willi

3.?in Lime. Cement
. Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, lmcknwmnn.

Mountain. fi‘rnnltlin,

WIIlmsnarre CIIIIIII.

but ill RUBBER PAINT

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ahailsirmls. Branch nillcl:

Druu liter I

A. N li‘lullldlfi

JEWELER.

l'las Watch Repairing a Boeemty.
from” death flail It"

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Hat Trimmed Free,

 

Home Dressed Poultry .1 Specialty.‘

CHARLES SMITH

 

Free Instructions 10 All Customers.

.na.

Jackson Bros...

 

 

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Yard ‘ foot of Washington and Man
al Hlilnon
Mini

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

heath lava all.

rm III I. mm: P- Ivr.
Own a. m. to Soul II \' \fWBI
ll 2'I .t. III
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5 2 l?» p. Ill.
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Ten doz. Genis’ 'Domot Flannel

"P ‘0 $1 .70.

we will oil'er them at 8c,
sic per yard.

assortment of Outing lI'lamicls

Forty down i

can be found elsewhere.

store will be open Monday mill

0: 170ml, lluildinv N

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and
PLAISTE '3

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“CAPE CHARLES,”

('AI’T. FRED L. BYXBEE.
WA. ruminant-e making Dally Trips to Sew Yuri;
Condor-t, Safety and Speed.

Pill’l LAR PRICES 'South Nnrwsllz to Nr'w
York. slfi;lt’ II p, lvlccms LXI‘llYIilOli 20 tools. III.
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MONDAY. JUNE 16th

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Horse Buyers

We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the I'll-
Bs’l‘ COACHEBB. the
BEST BOADS’I‘SRS, the
CHEAPEST WORKER!
and alto other the
BEST ass EITHER! or
BALE HORSES In Pair--
field County. Parties
wanting any kind or a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARMITBD.

M. H. PARSONQ.

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Will begin their great J uly Clearan
Sale on Wednesday, the 9th.
Everything at G really Reduced Prices.

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Shirts, 30c apiece. Ladies' and llisscs‘ Blouses from 25c
:0 inch Challics; these goods were totalled at 150 at this sale;
Wool “bullies 1 8c per yard. One case Dress Gingbams at
Incl: Curtain i, full size, at 69¢ per pair.

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A. I. McLIAII's ,
Carnage Reunion

65 NORTH MAlN STREET.

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Hurrsys,
Concorde. Spindles. lined
Farts. Business Wares-I.
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minerals.
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