ALL GOODS FIRST-GLASS.
mannancn nnrnnmo.
The Best in the World.
We make a specialty of the goods. A large variety of
hill Milli-Fresh Each Week.
_._.- ‘W
HAVE YOU TRIED THEM ‘l
PRICES LOW.
turns; 1:. SllMllllll’S
33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING, S'I‘SSAM
AND 1101‘ AIR lll’lA'l‘Elh'.
Bahrain China, Willa Grant, Glass, ham and Tin-Ware
Now opened for the sprint: trmlr.
T111 and Sheet Iron Ware.
Eetimatee given promptly.
Our. Main and West Streets.
JACOB ill. LAYTON,
nilnateandnounc agent. General insurance
R ~Fire. Life and Accident. Ocean
theta-Cabin and Smcmge. Dram
mar upward: and Honey Ordera to all par-ta
0' Rota Public; acknowledgement:
lawman Tigers. Baggage Checked In Dee.
m.
u Huntington Street. Next to Peat once.
SOUTH NOBWA UK. 131‘.
l’iu‘. u wry iutv.
Plt‘fli‘n' give Ila :i r' .i‘. J
South Nor-walk
INSUIKE IN
The Connecticut General
Life Insurance (20.,
Harman, max.
Your: rune, why y an longuyou livenhen you
have eig tchancea ten of living teem y yearn?
Why not takeau noon-meet Policy for youruelf it
you live. for your heirs if you die!
ti. 8 L'flUIIBDlEU. Agent.
in 1y South Norwalk. Conn
._ from" the» 1-”
mmwenngfia’p—thln
matrimonial-M
firm wlfi'ofim I "3.3mm
WAGONS
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
! Canopies, Spindles, etc.
SOLE. noun
SHI- ‘80.!
. .. , ’ Prices to Suit All.
"Flilllll" Sitar hair.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
can and See Thorn.
mm? mm.
A‘Move to flake Steel“ Oren
‘ Duty Free. ,
'I'IIB KITTBRY NAVY YARD AFFAIR.
congruent)” (in-Italian. of New York.
Hilton 5min!“ CW Aw” Seen-
tuy Tracy rand Speaker Rood. Who l'lul
a Champion In Bepreaantatlve Beltane.
Wasnrxorox, Aug. d—Theaenaie worked
luduatrioualy at the tarllf bill all day. The
glass and stone ware achedule was llniahed.
A number of nmendmcnta propoalng to re-
dnce the committee rates, Oder-ed by the
Democrats, Wt‘l’t‘ rejected. The metal
schedule was token up, and pending a dia-
eusaion of an mnendment uttered by Mr.
Morgan to admit nteel ores free, the aenate
adjourned. senators Berry and Call made
Gan Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND T I NWAR E .
latintaina given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
MUSIC HALL BLOCK
Swan & Bushnell,
868 Water .troot.
(root or Bank). - nmnoaron'r. 00m!
Pure lead. er c and CalcuttaOllfi-ln'g luring.
Sella. Kan, swan, Rakca. Toner, let an, Pelee.
[Armand everything Md about a ev ~
thing required by Engineer; “3:!“ Slam
gunfmafnrliaataJi f mm: care
. em headquarter- or a Dredge-
l and 0pm Deatera’ Our 2
Brand of imputed lanilia la atlil
with unr neadeatad rule; are [in
[intimate and very Fragrant. it will lend a box
- ~> _._- -~ --__ w..- “W of m) to any address by mail (or 322i.
Telephone.
L.H.il.‘lECKER.
Dealer in
New York Prlcea.
Never lindemld.
A. A. McLEAN’S
Wall Papers, Palette, 0th, Glass,
Brushes, Conch Colon
anal Var-mallet.
ARTISTS’ GOODS.
ICCLOSKE‘Y's l.l Ull) WOOD FILLER. beat
titling for pine and bar woods. without ruhhln .
Ittoltit‘tt PREPARED CALSOI Pills for
walls. all ehndra.
SBIPBARD‘S PARAGON COACH \‘ARXISII.
heel. for bath rooms. onteidc denote, tr: Will not
epot or turn willtt‘
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SUU'I'lI uonvvaut, - CONN.
Pointing, Paper [ionizing
and Decorating.
Willi“
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow
80. MAIN STREET,
Having ntteuup a
Carriage Repository
At 63 Soul: lain street, 8' am Norwaik. ldenirc to
call the attention of the public to the tine line 1
have to mice! from. There Wagons areal the her:
make. warranted and include the leading atylea of
Surreys, Buggies, Phaetons.
Concorde, Spindles, Road
(Tarts, Business Wagons,
Grocery and Milk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE uremic PROMPTLY
ATTENDED To.
A. McLEAN.
A.
1!! In
vi "£5
in. 5. sum
DlllGllllllS.
carriage Reunion ..
[peaches during the afternoon on the get»
eral subject or turill' legislation, and in op-
position to the pending bill. Senator Berry
aaid he sympotbized with the annular from
Know (.‘lr. Plumb) and with the maple
he rl‘prmnil'il in the present content, and
trusted the prupit‘ of that state wouldaee
how disregarded of their intcmta the
cubic ru stuitw v- iew, us that would teach
brated them to bur.- n more kindly feeling for
their irrelbrun oi the nutttlt. who were, like
them, to be antlerers under the pending
bill. Senator lie-rry closed by eulogizing
the administration of Cleveland.
l‘ann Mortgagea In lovn.
Mr. “'ilmn ilu.) replied to Mr. Ben],
and expressed the! discomfort which he
always felt at hearing it senator discuss a
subject in regard to which he had so email
an amount of definite information as that
senator evidently [itlllstesflfll in reference to
the subject of protection. He read for Mr.
"5 infommtinn an article from the
Fort Dodge tin.) Messenger contrasting
the condition of the inrruerond working-
man now and ten years ago, and showing
the great reduction that has taken place in
prices of houwlioiel and ngrieultuml imple-
ments and of rtermmry cornmmlitiea with-
in that decade. Mr. Wilson said that the
farm mortgagee of lowa llfill been pub-
lished at salmon-m. tvltemm investigation
by loivrt'a governor proved that the out—
aide limit of farm mortgages in that state
was unmet), at) that the forming de-
pression was not the result of actual facts
but «lithe lim told about it. Ami it was
the more in regard to other states.
[In “'anla Steel urea Free.
An amendment placing :luto- [lentils ou
the free list wms agreed in. Schedule C,
utetuluunl manufactures, was. then taken
up in lIll‘ iron on~ parngrupii Mr. Morgan
muvmt to lll‘lt‘ri after the wunl». "iron ore"
the words "containing more than one-
tenth of l per cent. of phosphorus; and
phosphoric acid,” his purpose being to
have steel um; admitted fro.» of duty. lie
argued that there was no rr‘ltalllt \vby iron
and steel works should be confined to the
mountain regions of the rmtntry, and that
it would be very ndvautngmus to have the
Bessemer ore from Cuba or from the Medi—
terranean landed on the Gulf ambit or the
Atlantic coast and there converted into all
aorta of structural steel. and he recalled
the statement of John Rout-h that it he
could have free iron and arc-cl om he could
build steel ships as cheaply as tlmv could
he built on the Clyde.
0m from [dale Superior.
Mr. Herman argued in favor of the same
line of policy arid quoted on expert, Maj.
Bent.of Pennsylvania. on holding the some
views on John Roach M to the rupubilities
of American .hip building it' foreign ores
vrrrr mlrmtmi free of duty, Mr. iiorrnnu
INSURANCE BUILDING. SOUTH NORWAL'Z.C.
GREAT SALE!
To make room for Full Goods, which are soon to arrive.
go.
begin with,
Ladies’ Knit Underwear. 3
25 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.
each, reduced price, I2lc.
27 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 33c.
each, reduced price, 21c.
15 doz. Ludies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 350.,
reduced price. 25c,
18 (107.. Ladies' Jersey Ribl‘cd Vests, regular price 45c.
each, reduced prim; 35c.
20 doz. Ladiee‘ .lerecy Ribbed Vests, regular price 500.
reduced price, 40c,
16 (loz. Ladiee’ Jemy Ribbed Vest... Lisle, regular price
60c, reduced price, 500.
10 (107.. Ladies’ Silk Jenn y Vesta, regular price $1.25, re-
duced price, 953,,
Gent’s French Flannel Shirts, etc.
A few left in all grades and sizes oi French Flannel Shirts.
‘ Also a complete line of Belle and Sashes from the cheap-
est to the best.
With the rest of the above mentioned Bargains we have
laced them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low
figures Shirts ranging from 25c upwards.
‘* me an chm hm an Jew Wallis.
We have in stock at present a most complete line of
Ludiea’ and Children’s Blouses and Jersey Waists, embracing
all the new styles at prices way below competition. For in-
stance, look at our $1.25 Jersey and com are it with any-
thl you have seen in Bridgeport, Norwa k or New York
«#100.
EVERYTHING REDUCED!
Everything possible to sell during this GREAT SALE must
Don’t neglect purchasing of us now during this sale for it is one of the greatest opportuniiim, and in head our list we
RIBBON REDUCTION.
1‘35 pieces fancy ribbon, sold «luring previous sale at a
bargain. and which undoubtedly was one of the greatest bur-
guins in ribbon history, at 170 yd. Reduced price We per yd.
50 pieces of ribbon, all widths and colors, from ‘2 to 16
inclusive, customarily sold at an average price of title per yard.
Reduced prim- io clear up stock at the astonishingly low figure
of lilo per yard. Remember, they are positively all sell: and
of the very best alludes. We also have a complete line oi
Moiree in all widths and colors. Satin and Crown edge at a
very low figure, considering they are of the very best. quality.
HOSIERY AND LACE MITTS.
We are unexcelled in this department. Our prices in lace
mitts, ranging from We to She per pair, and these prices we
will guarantee. Better goods cannot be shown anywhere. As
for hosiery, we have the reputation oi selling more hosiery ior
little money, than any other house in this locality. We pride
ourselves on our well-selected stock, and well we should. for
there is no doubt but that we nttunl oi the bend.
SILK lllBllELlll lllll Plilllllll.
Fancy Paranoia for the remainder of the season on can
buy at your own figure. Silk and Gloria Umbrellas a most as
cheap. We have 'ust purchased a line of Gloria Umbrellas for
$1.00 and $1.2!” at customarily sold for $1.75 and $2.00.
Fancy or natural handles, for which we give your choice nod
would any that they are the most complete line that has ever
been on exhibition in our city.
.IIA'I‘IIING SUITS AN!) CAPS.
Gent’s Bathing Suits from 250 to 81.25 are exceptionally
cheap. Children’s Bathing Drawers at all prices.
0]]. SILK AN!) GOSSAMBR CAPS.
There are hundreds of other Bar '
Keep in mind we close three trig
neadaya at 8:30 p. to. Saturday evening at 10:30 p. m.
M. S.
not mentioned here that it would
to in the week, Tuesdays, Thursdays a
For 25c, customarily sold for We All sizes and shapes.
nappy you to ace and save your money.
It ridnyn, at 6‘o'clock. Mondays and Wed
_SII.\<EITH. '
”UTA! NBBWALK.
said that rm sir-r1 v'nilltl be produced matuf
[the Allegheny :mmnmms (‘X\“!>i lrum the
x foreign ores. a». flip Cunt of transportation
of steel ores i row the Luke Superior region
amounted practically to prohibition. Mr.
F l'aync corrected the latter statement. and
, said that but your 400,th tons of the Rake
iSuperiorqmstsibly the best in the world)
had been brought out of the Allegheny
mountain» and used by the furnaces there.
Mr. German said that it was the question
of the cost of anecuibling the raw material
that would control and determine the
point» .it which aleul and iron could he
made. llr quotaer. lieu: mi saying that
with iree one he could sell iron in Liver»
[krill and aim-l mils in London.
In "in House.
\"ArllanrttN. Aug. ti.-— The house spent
mm! of the day debating the Wilution
reported from the committee- on rules ask-
ing the town-tor}- of the navy for the masons
of tlic lllt‘ft'iwt‘ of force at the Kittery unvy
yanl M n mlmtituie for the Cummings
reenlutiun of inquiry. After adopting the
rmrlutiou and receiving the report of the
elm-lion» committee in tho l'luytou-Brrmb
irrrrvlgv l‘ILN‘, which declares Mr. llreckiu.
ridge'u «em mount, the general deficiency
bill mu lulu-n up in committee oi the
whole. but without finishing It the home
mljuurmul The motion of Mr. llinuharu
<l'u.ll»rrm1rlt‘tlllr-r the vote by which the
15mm paw-ti the bill to grant leaves of
AIM-nee in clerk“ in lint mid second elm
poutoilimva wnn tabled.
The Klilery any Yard Affair.
Mr. MrKlnleyll).), from the committee
on ruin, rcpnriorl {M n aulntitutc for the
I'tttrimluua resolution)“ resolution tanking
the etu‘retttry of the navy for the redaona
for the immune uf the force at the Kittery
navy yard. in awaiting of the renoltttlon
Mr. i'mmmnga (X. Y.) fluid that. he rote in
.iwl‘i‘rw' at public morality and public law.
which hm! hem menaccd by a high public
uillciul. The order increaaiog the force of
the Klilcry privy ynnl looked in though
the design wan to line execullve power for
partisan prmum. lie commented on the
tart that rm nin uhnpe n! the Kitten navy
yanl had been burned in January and that
the chairman orthn committee on naval
attain (Mr llnuiellvl hill appropriated
money turiirir mmir in the naval appm
printinn hill,
Charge- Annual Public "Melitta.
lie minlcmlmt that It won not in the In.
latest of row -l governmentor of the navy
m rcconuirme them above. but theaecre-
levy ol the navy llllll (mined on Increase of
the form at the Killer-y navy yard to re-
mmiritrt the fllll pa. and in repair the Lao-
raaier and the Monomtzahrla. Fifteen years
ago a Republican m-retary of the navy had
tinted Ilmi the Muenster was not worthy
of repair and that the Mononuhela Win
tolerable r-omlitinn with a I of ten and
a half knots. lie charged t th. Kim
yard Wu.- imwl for pollflfll W,
qrwtcd figures to allow that pmleua to
“Micheline no. of employee waa much
larger than it wanautoath or two after-
ward. The majority attire man «4?me
came from Maine. the mo of
Braekett Reed.
flr. Cummings averted that than I.-
puhlicauiam and not public cervical“
innovated the lnereaae of the force it ll.
navy yard. The reelection to a:
[lanolin-mat new» and
I, :
Interview in a New York paper had char
acicriacd his (Cumming? mutation an the
“moat perinct rot imaginable," and aided
that when the report came that would be
an end of the matter.
Ilr. Bontelle. of Blaine. Renata.
Mr. BouielluMeJaaid that the gentle-
man in his search for aenaationa had
worked himself up to a highatateof ex-
citement over the fact that the secretary of
the navyhad really possessed the hardlhood
to obey the mandatory imtfitvtl-m-t of the
congress of the United States. Mr. Cum-
mings inquired when the secretary of the
navy had been directed to repair the Lan-
caater and the Monongahela Mr. Boutelle
replied that the gentleman's question
ahowed that he was entirely ignorant of
the matter about which he spoke. The
gentleman had complained about the up
propriation for the reconstruction of these
ahipa. ln aucribingto him limited.) the
credit of putting that appropriar on in the
naval appropriation hill the ; intleruau
did him too much honor. The . .rumittee
on naval ntl'uirs hadnnanimoi: .y recom—
mended the appropriation.
The Aecuaatlona Continuance}.
The resolution,Mr. Ben ”3. said, altered
by Mr. Cummingawua to: . l4 d on achmn-
ologicnl error. Althou; the elections
generally Were held in NI w'illbffl’, the con-
gressional elections in Ms: .e were held in
September, so that if then were 10,000 men
—whether clad in buckm :r or nut—trans-
ported to the Kittery yard not one of them
could have voted for Speaker Reed or the
representative from New Hampshire. In
conclusion Mr. Boutclle oinervui that in
justice to his colleague, the speaker, he
desired to soy that the greatest majority
ever- cast for Thomas B. Reed was 2,62
over his Democratic opponent and 1.6%
majority in 1838, when the navy yard had
been packed by a Democratic administra-
tion. The resolution true then adopted-
you, till; nnys. 78.
Mr. Lacey (Cole) submitted the majority
report on the Clayton-Breckinridge elec-
tion case. The report, which declares the
seat vacant. was ordered printed and laid
over.
MORE sinmeem LAWS.
A Bill to Provide for the Permanent Ex-
elualon of the Chinese.
Wasmxorox. Aug. li—The house com-
mittee on foreign affairs have reported to
the house, with a favorable recommenda-
tion, it substitute for the bills recently in-
troduced to prohibit Chinese immim
tion. The substitute is accompanied bya
report prepared by Mr. Morrow. Mr. Hitt,
the chairman, was the only member
who dissented from the committee's action.
He submitted a brief statement to the
meet that he could not men: to there-
commendntion of the substitute because
the bill is in contlict with a treaty now in
force to which the faith of the United
States is pledged, and which declares that
'the United States may regulate, limit or
suspend such coming, or residence, but
may not absolutely prohibit. ”
A portion of the report submitted by
Mr. Morrow is devoted to a review of anti-
Chinese legialntiou flllll the flagrant eva-
aions that have been curried on by means
of technicalities in the laws and through
other 11188113. He says that the . for
exclusion are many and far reaching, and
quotes criminal statistics showing the
grentnumber of arrests of ('niuumen in
San Francisco for oil‘enscs against state
and municipal law... The pilrpnar‘ of the
billnmv lill'li‘l‘ r-nrisiilrmtinn. tbs report
says, is. in curry inf-i eventlmi Llil! policy
oitbe gutrt‘limt'ttt in lIiK'Illillll'P',‘ Chinese
immigrants. lt prnptm-s to make the
term of exclusion indefinite. ttml therefore
practically permanent.
' The committee bill excludes nil Chinese
from landing in the United States, except
those persons duly accredited to the United
Staten an ministers plentpoteutinry or
other diplomatic erl‘t‘St‘lllflilVe‘s‘. consul
genomic. amisllliil’ nml ironimen'inl agents,
includlugothercitizen of the Chinese or
other governmente traveling upon the
business of that government, with their
body and household servants. The visit»
lug of t'hiuew lmmlgrnntx, whether for
the pnrpoee of tmnslt only. or otherwise,
in absolutely prohibited.
Section ii) directs that hereafter no state
or liriiterl States court shall admit Chiueae
to citizenship, and repent-i nil lawn con~
liictimr with the art. Chinese now in the
United States. and who may at. any time
hereafter deport. from the United States,
as wellue all who are now in the United
States, are to be subject tonli the provi-
aiona. conditions, prohibition-i and penul-
tiea of the not.
.\ Dlahnueat Mall Clerk.
CHICMM, Aug. anther-gr? W. Harris, a
mail clerk running between this city and
St. Louis on the Chicago and Alton rail-
road. but been mining since rlundny morn-
ing, when be registered at the l'nlon depot
in St. Louis. and is believed to have atolen
registeml mull matter valued at $3,000.
linrrla woe tread clerk and had three maint-
anta. Within live minntea after the traln'a
arrival in St. Louie Harrie was mlaaed and
thus far not a trace of him has been dia-
covered. A pouch which contained toxin
tered mall wan found under a pile of each
In the car. it had been cut. from end to
end and all of its contenta taken.
.4.
Two Men film: Dawn.
llALLi;Tri-l\'ti.l.lz,'l‘ex., Aug. uwttomtabia
W. W. Stub!» and Jim Tucker, two prom-
lncut citizens, were abet down on the
public aqtiaro Monday evening by John
Smothen. J r., and lilrd Kelly. Constable
Btuhhe was abet thropgh the head and
died instantly. hi r. 'i‘nrker waa carried off
lnadying condition. About aeron abate
were tired. in the excitement that prevails
the cause of the shooting control In yet be
obtained. The victims are young men and
leave inmllles. Mr. Stubbe was a cuntll~
date for aherill of anaca county.
Ilium more Illn- to Imelda.
i'urmotmn \. Ann. it,~mwln S. Keen,
a traveling enltmtrintr for a New York hat
firm. was found lying dead on the floor
of his room at the Whither hotel with a
bullet hole In his right temple. The plate!
with which he committed the deed wae
found by his aide. The coroner‘s under-
taker found em in money and a letter atl-
dreuedto his mother on the dead man'a
potion. The tum mad that the writer
waa about to end hla life because of an
incurable illnem.
Pertarneuth'a city lie-tiers.
i’orrraitou'm. N. 11., Ann. data the city
election Edmund- l'ey. the present
erotic ma er. wee reelected aver William
net-o. blimmb a lurali of no.
”Hagan! at mdgama‘knm
M eon-en neat»
memo?“
M :i. 1 11". n ery:
‘ ' KRIEG" R
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
heal Clearing Salli Mllllllll'l. ’
“Can htonthenfiaanexyeaalmweglvetoamtain brandoi'lld Glover we
from oft largeat pio’vehoaautelewYovk, aimply bumhwachnelmdg‘ we.
aeutnrwmtaapair Weakahaveafull alaortrnentct Kid Che-{misuaulgm
ahadenteupringwear.
“S“ THREAD ileum lllll llITTS IN um um";
M‘».~__.
We line have a few words to any in reference to our
Millinery, Department.
it oer-a mange how a mall advertisement for a 12 cent Wreath twinge so my purines: It
”few er; Ehhr“ $326.1..." said: 'fruthfuél agremtinz 1:! i he llpoai: mummw‘ell, India.” In a
e in raaay,raanyotnera mutate' e. ihewa . tomb-nth!
few little Mattie which we will eifer for the next few days. y y, '
MILLINERY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED!
A- we with to clear out a great deal of tnrpiue stock hetero July 4th.
Trimmed [late at a very low figure. Coraeta formal acid at 75c. now 451: a pair—8m
Children’a lupin Hoar. eotd at 25c. new 17¢ a pair. icn' guaranteed fat black I! f
at are, new a: apalr. Children'a Ribbed Bore, fast black. 12: to 15:: a paint-diee’ and
wear at very low figures.
Blilllllllll' his is a Gilli Bllalllll; Uni Salt.
H. K R I E G.- E R , .
Malmckcmo Hotel Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
' nowu’lugv as?
C. H. HARVEY.
Odors Grett ludncrrcem- in
BIlIllS Mill SIIIIES
F()BA THE NEX'I" {-‘0 DA YS.
«meaty all
‘llflBg
liming [ )0 large a seed: on hand, the goods must be «13d, i: would be well to secure this oppor-
tnctvy, an tome or the goods are selling for less than one-hull their (net value. The stock is too numer-
ous in vurzety to motion prices. Come one, mute all.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St., South Norwalk.
BRIDGEPORT. H
W.B.HALL
(R! 00.
Great anneanticn ratio: commancee to—dsy.
It v...; l4, the greatest tale of
Silislin Dress lands an Summertime
Iver known in Bridgeport. A new building is to be added Aug. lit and all goodenuetheclmtdon.
an Short Ended mere Goode. to) Part Pieces 0! French Novelties. 1.000 inniaantaol Edam-a
(tools. :5le short begun of Trimming bike. nemranta Lance and. mhhnua. Remnants of
Financing: and [Jamboree ltemnantr of bilkinea and Creme”. Remnant! of heath
Gingham and narinep Rfmru' in Paisrmflilnit.‘ and Bra‘d- We must lavethe
rm. Md Ire hair :9an .l vv‘n :rli'ee on them it.- “ Ell cxsumarpeedy sale.
Woolen itenumnis at About Half Price.
All our lirmnante and Short Length: of Woolen mm: he rlrrrd on: before Saturday next, and, in «do:
to tell than ail, we have marked than at nbcut half price.
' JACK ETS AN I) (‘ A PBS.
inerint :3 Capra reduced to :4. 3; Cap“ down to 53.5» :3 no Capra down in "3 i!“
“'ll l'l‘l'l SUITS.
Splrndid urortrueut at our low liter. larzeat Collection of Traveling Bueirra,
, and trhitdren'e (intricate in the tlzy.
SMALL WARES AND NOTIONS.
We place on pale today a lot of Art Geode. (hair i‘rarfn. Handguns Heckler. udln‘Tln fld Scarf-
Lace Conan, drooping Bean. Childnn'l Writing but 9. “allele. hall Batten. Piaaa We.
and hundreds or othuartlelu, being of a jobbcrv' atntk. bought at Io per out. No!
min price: la the to: are maal Lu: Pin- and Breast m- in canine nevi-with
brilliant tattle”. mwnn enamel. More vent: "(It 73c to 01.25. hiea fle Deli.
m [winter ”hopping lien about halt price. Miran canteen, worth fl. laden,
all: «teachers, hantttalty embroidered in ranialic an: a, irr- 31 to :1.
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