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'i",.li'1‘llll LOCAL NEWS.
Mash Ital! Wanner [or-casts.

slid-0y clone overlying the
and the Atlsntlc States will
.Jtuove eastward into the At-
“whom pressions in the Northwest
“it Southwest will gradually ad-
“ Vase-m Maid its rear, causing a consid-
' “serge saof temperature tomorrow in
section. Yesterday’ s rains were not
‘er enough to break the drou ht
5. l Northwest. In this districtt ay

3 W, warmer weather and light south-
. to southeasterly winds wIll
. revail, with but aslight in-
: crease of a ute humidity orsultriness.
lithe Hlddle States and New England
' ,warmes weather will prevail, lgwilh
t, variable winds. mostly southerly
end southeauerly in the former and
westerly in ythe latter. On Wed-
lu this city and section and in
warmer, fair weather and

t to rush southerly winds will prob
prevail, with ascnsthle decrease of
absolute humidity, and on Thursday
r weather. southerly winds
. and considerable snltriness. increasing

': with higher temperature on Friday.

 

Aim-pesto? Iodlorrow.
‘gunsets High tide Low ride
”W “3,10% 7.19 2.01 _ 8...}

momentous. are erecrmga iorty- live
tifodt“chlulney ’on then Hoyt street
foundry. . _._____

C. A.‘Reyuolds, of Norwalk, has been
grated apsrent for an improved tool
handle. _____

Frank P. Byington, shoe clerk in
Gloverdt Olsen’s South Norwalk store.
Mmigned.

' A large number of borough fishermen
was down the harbor yesterday. All

, report good luck.

' m boat f‘Perse," with acargo of
smellslove coal, is unloading at Ray-
mond Brothers’ deck

The B. a: G.’ s of this city will play the
Athletics. of Bridgeport, on the Baxter
Grounds, Saturday afternoon.

”Will Bates caughta three-pound eel
in the rear of his father’s market on
Wall street. yesterday morning.

u-Evorybody smohefitrsight Tips be-
cause they are the best for the money.

Iti'rs son, of s... 15s South Main
street, artists to do dressmaking by
the day or week at ladies’ own homes.

: Deputy Supreme Commander M. S.
Wadbam, of New Haven, will install the
oflosrs of Pioneer Castle, A. O. K. M. (3.,
this evening.

The Y. W. C. T. U. will meet this even-
ing with Mrs. Fannie Perry, at No. 39
West avenue, Norwalk. All members are
urged to attendgAm

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

At thaspecialm martin—g oi the N. P.
. club last evening it was decided to pur-
chu new cap and to hold another out-
ing on Angust,15.

Charles Boysm of Main street, borough
blossomed a position on the street rm
way line. He is now under the tutor-
ship of William Barnes.

Through the agency oi S. W. Curtis,
George T. Kellogg has been granted an
incrrsss of pension, and George Kemp

hashoeu allowed three months been
I"!- _
The first moonlight hop of the season
Tho-beheld“ Roton Point this evening.
Thomw Mdealse to have a pleasant time
duould take the steamer Medea for the
Point.

The resignation of Captain A. A. Bette,
of Company F, if accepted, will make
Company E, of Bridgeport, the senior
company oi the regiment, with the right
of the line.

f—Ir. E. P. H. Capron, the Norwallr
winery man, is at Naugatuck to give
plans. for placing a 3400 Turbrine water
wheel he has furnished.

A large number went on the East Ave-
nue II. E. excursion to Bsyville, L. 1.,
today. The steamer “Medea" and a
sloop were used in conveying the people
to that popular grove.

The Connecticut Weekly Press asso—
cfltinn held its bi-montbly meeting at
the Tontlue hotel' In New Haven yester-
day. About thirty-live members of the
mention were in attendance.

0. 1.. horror and Dana Bissell went
weak fishing yesterday. his. Bimell
gives a rather twisted account of the
affair, htthihelng too “weak" to fish
hurt the, too “tired" to bite.

I; n W
”Wt. trounce" stratum that
‘ are much annoyed by young
soapbwbo make that street their per-
“t has M. and whose love mak-

lit” not the highest order.

Julia Butcher, forty years old, was
toad dad in a clump of bushes by the
m in the district of Plumtrees,
, assented. last Saturday night. She
had been missing three or four weeks.

~lttlllexllntagant man who will
“himself with a pair of fifty cent
.mdsrs when MI cents' worth oi
“Inswflhlo the job just ass-spe-
ditto-dyad as soil, and it is an ex-
Wt won". who will use any
“than Britten soap, for the same
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. OI Wednesday, July 23, the following
truaswlll be discontinued on the main
tins dlvfle'h oi the Housemate road:
This No. 15, 10:10 a. In., ironu Bridge-
filer Hawlsyvllls, and train No. 10,
by 'M W I“ m”

Re. 18. 10:00 a. min" from
for Plttsilsld. ill-top st
Wllosg Bill on above dates

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Court oi Burgess. meeting toolpbt.‘ .,

A number of the borough wlutltosn
will wheel to Baton Point tomorrow
evening.

Stone masons are at work building a
wall in the rear of the South Norwslk
Congregational church.

—8moke lauds-Es Straight Tips. Sold
everywhere. “w ___

I. G. HamIlton Is In New Haven this
afternoon witnessing the New Haven-
Newark base ball game.

Butler lodge, No. 97, I. U. U. bl, mll
rehearse the second degree to-night. A
full attendance is deetred.

 

 

lt' Is rumored that one at Hope Hose
company' s bravest firemen Will soon step
into the bonds of matrimony.

 

C. DeKIyn & Son but; just received a
new delivery wagon, made expressly for
them by a Bridgeport carriage maker.

It is rumored that an effort is to be
made to renew the open-nu concerts,
which were so popular last season both
in Norwulk and South Norwallr.

—Ncw baby carriages, 85 and upwards,
at Podmore’s. _‘

The large sign belonging to Gregory’s
livery stable, which [hung across Knight
street, irom the horse car depot to‘ Quin-
tard's shulldiug, 'has been removed.

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It is rumored that Judge .82le is
about to dispose of his Mott avenue resi~
deuce and purchase one in Stratiord,
provided he can make satisfactory terms.

At the special meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder company, held last

elected a delegate to the
convention.

Slate Fireuucn's
—Frcsh milk by the quart cvtry day
at The; Knapp‘ s old stand.

Wull Rcadman and twu city friends
are down the harbor after weak tish to-
day. "Billy" is an expert in the busi-
ness, and his friends are looking forward
for a nice mess of fish.

The artist who decorated Judge Sel-
leck’s Venus would find plenty of sub-
jects to;practice upon should he stroll
down to Oyster Shell point any Honing
ween bathing is good.

This morning the sclectmcn pant to
Sands R. Roscoe, of New (' auasn
through E. M. Lockwood, his attorney.
$100 due himashounty, be having served
in Company 1], Connecticut \ oluntt Us.

Those who object to William A. Adams
opening a saloon on Franklin awnue
should present themselves before tit-.-
County Commissioners to-morrow morn-
ing at ll o'clock, and be heard In the
matter.

—Jcalous darkies wipe out their rivals
with bone-handled razors, and Brussels

are of superior merit.

Landlord Power of the Dorian House,
is to give a series of midsummer night
concerts, the first to take place this even-
ing. A first class orchestra will provide
music and the grounds will be brIllsntlv
illuminated.

'l‘llli CHE—BC" STEPS IS.

An Effort to Sit“. the Yule & Towns
Trouble at Stamford.

A Stamford despatch says: The clos-
ing of the works of the Yale d: Towne
Manufacturing company, caused by the
strike of some of its employers, and the
throwing out of employment of nearly
900 then, formed the topic of a sermon
by the Rev. Samuel Scovillc, pastor of
the Stamford Congregational church,
Sunday evening. At the close oi the
services a meeting of citizens present
was held for the'discuseion oi plans by
which a reconciliation between employ-
ers and employees might be brought
about. It was concluded to rrquest the
pastors oi the various churches to no
point two members from each church to
act as a committee to call a public meet-
ing, at which means to arbitrate the
difficulty might be taken. The employ-
ees of the establishment received the
wages due them yesterday.

The town is already experiencing the
depressing eilects oi the closing oi the
works, the shopkeepers feeling especially
gloomy. Au eflort of some kind to settle
the diiliculty will undoubtedly be made
this week.

W A Dinner l’hrty.

A pleasant dinner party was given at
the Msbnckemo hotel at ‘3 o‘clock this
afternoon by his. and Mrs. A. Thierry, oi
New York, in honor of the tenth anni-
versary of their marriage. The tables
were handsomely decorated with choice
flowers from the bot houses oi John ll.
Smith and W. (i. London. Art elabor-
ate dinner was served and the occasion
was one' or much enjoyment. The
guests, who were French people from
New York. included his. and lire. A.
Couille and son, ll. Stevens, Miss Clem-
entine Thierry and Master A. 'l'blerry.

Water Bunnlhg to Waste.

0. N. Wood, the borough engineer.
measured the borough reservoir between
the hours oi 10:00 o'clock Sunday night
and 41” o'clock Monday morning. lie
found the leakage was about eleven
inches, or ”.101 gallons, about thirty
per cent of which might have been used.

wisdom of the Wits.

A D-cent amouui~t5.--Terre llsute
Express.

The hunter in African forests never
spots a leopard—Washington Star.

it is your deaf mute who speaks with-
out an accent-«Boston Transcript.

The thermometer is no Iisson, but it
takes some very high degrees—Dans-
vllle Breeze.

The watch on the rind—A darky eye-
ing the pleas of melon be is munching.
New York Journal.

Joy travels alone and makes short
calls; grief brings along a large family
and stops all snmmsr.—-Auhlsnd Press.

 

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FOR. SALE.

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ch'l’CLh— —00LUIBIA LlOfl'f' BOADB’PER
Safety; run but little. good as new. Sim.
George Beoley.New Canaan, Conn. mom

ONE HORN! AND WAGON, CHEAP ll? ROLD
at once. inquire oi lsssc lflrltbsm, Illi Wash
lugton street, 80th Norwallt. lytr lw

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nose on Woodward avenue, now conducted by
James Village. Apply on the premises. laL’i u
DhliltlTliA'f'OR‘ s SALB.— A DWELLING
House and about it acres of land, on £15m
road. in Booth Norwallt being the homcst lately
oocu led by Benjamin l’. Reed deceased. inquire
llllam B. Read. Administrator. an if
I OUSBS BUlLDING LOTS A. 'il) FAiiltl AT
Basso ONABLK rIucIm sun on star
1' ALSO INVESTMENT “ON ON LOANS.
uuomla'rso. “short a IIoLhItEI Inrurl
snce Agents. etc If
TWO choice bulldlnrl lots, 50 and on ”feet from, on
West avenue. App! y it Wt “engulf or
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Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines, 1 tlmczsc 3 times 50c, l WL's It 31.00
to ~— -_ ‘—
‘URNISIIED FRONT ROOM Poll ONE OR

twogmtlatsn in lvate ismi'y, at No. '3:
Washington street Hunt Norwslk. . mills

 

I 0! SE OF Six ROOMS AND 6000 (ll ’-l‘

entailing. with one acre of prised or ten
House of live moms and unthnlldirzs with one
acre or tour. House in good tnl r and new' y
painted, lot-uteri tlIrec mmntts' Witlli from iIII
Mile Klwrllvpot AIlIlan l'. U. BI \ 3 Rows mn

Conn. jy liw
i 00515 mi RAYMOND s'l'ltEEi' lNIzl ms
at Volk list Facsry. Jyl'.’ tf

 

V BRY PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM A'l‘
23m Inbcth ElflTL. Sn: Itb N ma R 131.13.:

)Alt’l‘ OF HOUSE AT NO. 0.’ sol l‘l! MAIN

st rcet; all «molmnrncw ‘lr'u ntrtcf hm c

at No 3!!ch strut. lmcmx, mm 110 Applym
T:Iylor&(r'olren. 1le I!
ECOND F l 003 OF l" it it lltltnld ON MAR

L it: all strut All madam lmllfllV-L‘mtl' .~ it?”

fill. inquire of (. Leela-r. 1.1 \\ flrli‘nlu‘lllil mutt.

anuLh Somalia. ryl.‘ :Iv

HOUSE AND BARN—Hillel: HAS 7 ROOMS

and ham has room for three ltrm-I-e and war

Hagen. Apply to Thomas ‘v'lllli;'~", L ’- flay. street
b‘outh Norw: I is. U.” lf

 

[101 hi! l.‘I PIA->1 \Ililil AL K. 51X KOO)”,
com low miles tint Sit also It house on

WondwarI avenue, 3”. [twin- of ii. A. Word

ward. )1 ‘I

ins rehash-smelt on LIBRARY in tho
1 mg, 5 rooms. inquire at Library rooms. gn3l if

I [OL'NE O? ElGllT ROOMS UN TULLES ti'l' ,
bomb Small. Water and. its row-meets lil

h-‘uic, Hum .18. Apply to John l. Knapp >2

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lnvttr ll. )f tin- rnotrn and two rim!” ‘.I sun"

11. b yumor. mu
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such! and Wal Lou u'. ur on No: II ... k impure

oi burr :lmlth. (it i
PLEASANT [TOME 13' A (:le ENIENF
local. ty Is oficrod to [II re all Iv; xulnil: .u :0

“‘1 tillarhlngton was (late ll: at; it I: tumor or
II. “ring Boom and board 3V allay. Mrs. J. 3.
hour. 1008st N..,W ssh:m.ton,il.t'.

 

 

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POUND.

Adurtlsemeuts under this head not crawling 5
lines. 1 time “be, 3 times we, lweclt 81.00.

 

Xena or MONEY. mount; up srseuau
1 ti. Batch, at the planing still on llarrbatl

street lat: it

IDRESSMAKING.

\[lu‘rl PEARSON ls prepared in do Fashionable,
l llresvtzlutltg a: is» sewn Main “feet, south
Nurwnlk, or by the day or out: at lll’lll" over.
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srauroun (moss
REOI’ENS SEPTEMBER so.

A Business Training School for both sexes. [brok-
ltmplnr, Banking, Penmanship Telegra;rhv,hlIuI-t
MT ypewritltg, etc, thorsughly taught l'rm
dent may ”be interviewed at the College Lifter Aug.
3' th. Catalogues“ sent on Iappl: cation

SOUTH NOBWALKu SAVINGS BAN!

51 Washington Street.

Open Dallyfromtl to it a. m.. and from i to i p n:
and on Saturday evenings from' .. to :i.

Winterestallowedon Deposi' t.
ALDEN SOLHANS Pros
JOHN ll tennis» Vic: l‘rse-
JOKN H. KNAl' i’ bloc. and. trees

6.“ iv.

A. S. IFICRRIN.

JEWELER.

Distuouds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch its-pom. I4 a Specialty.
39 South Main St. .. - Mulls Namath.

.li lllN l). DOUG ll "1 l
A It. '1‘ I S ’1‘ .

Formerly oi West Twenty- bird street, New York

city, has opened a studio In the, Post otllce Butldlug

South Neutrals, when: be Is prtplrul tn lnstrnrt

pupilsln the tugboat art. in lines or in private

ortralt f‘atntlng. Water Colors, l’rto llaud Draw
1le» :lm

ing and Tapestry Painting II specialty.

(9.17; o. .IELIFII

UNDERTAKER.

8! North lain Street, South Norwalk

Open at all boars. The servicesoi an Embalrner
and Funeral Directorsseuml. Isyi iy

 

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Horse Buyers

We are constantly ro-
colvlng Elna Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EST OOAOBERS. the
BEST ROADSTERS, the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and alto other the
BEST ETIEIT or
BALE HORSES in rats-
liold County. Pas-ties
wanting any kind or a
Horse, can be suited
BEBE. All Horses sold
by .this establishment
are WARRANT”.

M. I]. PARSONS.

BRRRKR + RTRRl FAR].

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MR. JOHN

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MUSIC HA1? .u. 80. NORWALK.

FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 25th.

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'r‘lro (:lmrtnlng New Comedy-Drums

PIERRE CADEAU,

Tl”) “SHERMAN 0F GOOSSE POINTE

Presented by

Supported by a carefully selected (last of Sterling Actors

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FAMOUS MRNTREI’IL RRUR,.SRRR GRUB . .RRARTER-‘PE.

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anon (fingers) ’s : Drug Stetson.

 

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llarifnnlb‘rltrf y . ,
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Call and [tumultu- Stock.

Before you buy a Win tl

Jac kson Bros.,

5% Wall Street, horwallt, ionn.

 

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WARWICK AND V lC’l'O It

tieaxitpturun in!

Perfection. Safety and other i ..... ;-r:ulI “htl'm
Also a first {lss- SIftiy. :lil lull lull: inn 5? ‘
F unclass- secondhand W h cls in: In (2.1“ purIz,
In all Its branches,

Leroy 13. Wheeler.
‘33 Water Street. South Norwallr,

l. I. McLEAll'S
carnage RlllllSllfll‘Y

65 NORTH MAIN STREET,

SOUTH NOR‘VAIJ‘, - (03$.

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llavtng titted up a

Carriage Repository

At f‘r'; North Main street, Sruih Nonnlk. l Ill‘Mfl' flu
tall the sttentlon of lhr‘ poem to Ilu- l'mr- um.- i
have to rule-ct from. These Wagons arcot [hr lucrt
make, warranted and include the lending Pl} lcs of

Surreys, Buggies, l’haeiens,
Concorde, Spindles, ltoaIl
i'arts, Business Watson»,
Grocery and Mill;
Wagons.
CARRIAGE lTEPAIRING PROMPTLY
A7 ZENDEO TO.

A. McLEAN.

SPECIAL SALE
SAILOR and SHADE

HATS!

FOR THE l’fllilt'l'll Ol’ JULY.

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jytlrs

Those purchasing flat and Trimming siil bite

Hat Trimmed Free

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8 WATER STREET,
NORWALK. . CONN.

 

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IlllTllN PRINT

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SEASON.

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First-i‘lass Restaurant.

FINKENSTIEN R KNRREL

Pill)? lLlETUiis my .1} if

ROTON POINT!

THE STEAMER “MEDEA,’

CAPT. ll. BOWLAVD.
Time Table

Dally tr. 5 from Son. 1. Korwnlk to listen Pam!

and Bell lssntl— til "on. m. .Ilp m '2 lI p. m.
it“ p m, 5.. ..I p In
PHIHI lL'ITl‘lTI' l’lll\l'
'.l In a. m. to South m..-wall,
12:". :L m. " "
i. II p_ m.
2 t'. p. m " "
tun p. m. to WI 30f: Porn: and s. nth ,V-lful r.
o w p. m .. .. .. ..
runs as”. t—mw
s a) a In. to Wilson Point.
0.0!. a. m.. to South Norwsllr.

it ill at m. to Wilson Pots! and Snu'lt NI nuts
I 1‘. p m. to South Norwslk.

3.10 p. m. ” ”

In”: 5), m. to Wilson Font and South Nut-wall.
r'. '3': p. m. " " ‘ "

Hum It'll-II! l‘lll‘v’T.

w in a, m. to he}. Hand and imam l‘olnt.
l;'1lp.m. .. .. .. ..

i '7! p. In to llell island .zId South Norwallt.
top. w} .. .. .. ..

SIINDAY 'l‘ilil’rl.

lv-Ive Bell island I, '20 Lt, £1. for south Nor-ark,

lmrtvc South Norwalk in: l: Iton Point Ind ll.
. 'bflll Milne. m.. 12.30;» 1:: , 200p. In, 'll p m

.r p. In.

leave itotnn Point In! So: it Nnrwallt ll l) a m
1H) _.,m 2. Hip. m.. llpr tn ,(6 ’Utollc'llslsmi
.ml 'ilson l’olrlt) ll l.)p m, lasttrIp.
l’ara one way. lac; 5' “union Tickets. ’lhr

The Mr w iletnp at flcr on I For m on any of
larcauln. r u“. when the-re are pmscngms to t: t
or: or or!

’l‘llI II-Iica may III . neural l’ur lt‘lmmw It. Error
slum at rIomnuhlI rat to TI rIIIs I: pr u at plush-III
l I the Captain. my}. I!

To New York in less Two Hours and
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“CAl’E CHARLES ”

I APT. FIRED L BYKBBB,
we: remember: making Dally Trips to New York.

‘ *Comlort, Safety and Speed.

POPI‘LAR minis-heath lorwslls to New
“trunk trip, weenie; excursion to cents. On
and II let

MONDAY. JUNE 16th,

Thenmer will leave Wilson Point on arrival oi
Roommate train leaving south Norwslk at fl ‘3.“ a.
to. Returning leaerew York, Pier ill Inst itivrr
lento! Jellermn street, at limp. m.. and foot of
'nul rty first street, last river at is p m.. connect-
on with train at Wilson i'oirtt For ticket. and
tnrthrrlrtformailou apply ton). D WELLS Agent

i.’ at Ill. states Ksprr- Company e ll
stun hnpR'msrt um.

i re President and “I nersl Manager, not Booth
Itrv- ct. New \'k.ov in? o2”!

sonar II. FEBBIS,

.'. boleroleand ltetsil Dealer In all kinds of

[ill]. ARR WRRR”

Brick, Lime. Cement,
Blue Storm. Etc.
[rt-high, Laekawanna, Locust
llountsln. Franklin, and
Wilkesnsrre Cools.

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Yard‘ foot of Wnsluingir ~' -l Mrti’
shall street». llrsvel‘. offlt'a rut unison
Drus Store. Mini

Free Instructions to All Customers.,I—'0NG ISLAND SOUND- l

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gut mun OR ALL KINDS,

600T”. NGHWALK hlVll‘l'lti'l'u hENTINEL. TUESDAY. JULY 22. l9”.

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Seofield 82: Hey t' SE.

Ladies’ Fine White Skirts, Torchon or

Hamburg, trimmed, at

Ladies’ Night Dresses, Fruit of the Loom '

M usluI profusely trimmed, at
10 yds of our regular l5c Challie for 750
1 case of Dress Ginghams, warranted

fast colors, per yard,

"Honesty is the best policy."
what we preach

Preaching is one thing, practicing is another;

62“:

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10 yds of I‘llc Sateen lyor
We will sell good 10-4 Unbleached5

Sheeting at
Utica 10-4 Bleached Sheeting,
Pequot 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting,
Hall's Bazar Skirt Forms,
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper,

1 file
23lc
21 to
$2.69
$2.69

we practice

SCOFIELD ab HOYT,

NORWALIi.

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