Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 6, 1890 · page 4

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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,. . Israel .

" flightide iiowtide

., ear ‘ I 4 as 10.50

' "Wiflhm Gordon, of Noroton, has been

. [rented an original pension.

‘j A‘ decided improvement has been

i Win the closets at the depot in this

. ' The moraine of Hope Hose company
[Go out for their monthly “wash” last

immflmm Circle will

j ”sensualinthe meters study this

inning. ......_.

, lbs Twenty-third Regiment, 0. v.,

' shoidthtir reunion at Seaside Park, Sep-

gander 0.

‘ k”Erlhumber from this place will go on
. ths'dxousl‘on toSaratoga via Housatonlc

 

.1 anti-[hall Post, G. A. 8., will hold
”more meetings after to-night until
Ember 3.

Aperty of masons is at Dorlon Point
w moying one of landlord Power’s
’ . din-ere.

r-flmske . noose—T‘Stm‘ght Tips.
’i the Brooksids Social club will hold
”of theirpicannt picnics at Roton
Nut W.

. The Hartford poiomnegerswiil try
yoga-tassel the First Regiment rink
museum.
Bopeilosscompsnyheldtbeirregular
‘ mg last evening. Only routine
”unmanned. '

nae Souflt Norwaik club will picnic at
w Hand to-morrow, leaving the
steamboat dock at 9:30 a. tn.

Robmtnlortouisat theBtateFire-

W's enemas-r new-mom as a
figzgmm the South Norwalk fire
, ”train 'ior Boston, carrying
an _, oftheiocaiG.A.R.Post,
V?” 7.1“, mafireachingBoston
“ r . z _ ‘
.7. 1'“ Book and Ladder company
Handel mting last evening.
_ hold their regular monthly meet.

fining.

all” ya! ioadof Sunday school chil-

“ans down theroedonthe 10:09
munching from Danbury for a

"MW“ itoton Point.

' fillhutthelerwasinstsllsdwortby
‘ ”chalkboard division,8.of T.,
finnlngfiodil tbevecancyceosed
ytkermipatimdlruklelills.

'ThodorsDavis, whoresidesonChest-
“fit. was the owner of the .10

‘ » Till Sunni. called attention
”Way. The tinder would not give
‘4" until confronted by Constable Con-

 
 

 
 
 

‘Whlsuomiagtbehorsscar traokon
“mm, in a carriage,this
m Dr.J.O. Gregory and J. A.
Pinacwerethrownoutand the wheel
ullsvflclewastaksnoii. Fortunately
We! thempentswss injured.

“milkbytbe quart every day
dmxaepp’soldstand.

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may!" W "
r «euiag, was
** “no...“ “no
, lie wandered from
, fine. He lived in this town
13mm”

”fives pearls are now reading in
, en the hen covering of sew-

daed walk, fences and rocks,

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

~ rul'lemyoespeudetsraityinton
“Porn is asswral thing to fall
”firmurmrmoodl”
bri-ifllorrhomietebousssurgson
stalks American Veterinary College,
Ilahwlthhernnmcnailsy's United
Metatarsal. 1):.an
3“, or” during his diner. Dr.
. ., =~ homeroom:
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, went down the hen
Smith’s boat yes-

 

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!‘ourboetioads of, boroughltss par-
Molashomdlnuer‘stnorlon'sl’elnt
hsteveumg.

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ll

the second page.
-Room and boardat lire. Poet's, t4.

~ Johan. Ferrie’ pacer, "Kitty.” went
a mile on the track last evening in 2:38,

my... will Poll-N! driven by her owner.
am...” of:
soudteasnfly to southwesterly

manor tem- anttimewas
weather. in the

The moonlight bop atRoton Point was
well attended last evening and a piece-
enjoyed.

The Norwfi Iron Works company
hipped another large air compressor to
the West this aitsrnoon.

The option for the new iron railroad
bridge at Winnipauk are driven end the
work of placing the new bridge in
position wilibecommenced early next
week. '

D. P. Aiorreil, Quartermaster of Deng-
las Fowler Poet, G. A. it, will wear the
5911‘s: the to: in ‘ but, out
wait that: gMurillo it?!) clonal; in.

»l..r" ;r(' l -’ ‘1 W1. (Frilf‘iv ‘

Richerd'F., infant son of John and
BannahDowncy, died at the home of
his parents in Springwoed, this morning,
agedsix months. The funeral will be
held at the house on Thursday at 10a. in.

P. A. Cornell. of New York city, is
down among the islands today with his
brother Henry, of the borough. Henry
is an expert fisherman end will probably
teach his brother some tricks before he
returns home.

The committee appointed to assess
benefits end damages, for the widening
of Main end Wall streets, were sworn in
this morning. The committee consists
of D. Warren Fitch, John A. Osborn,
and Alfred E. Austin.

—Smoke Lender's Straight Tips.

The steam yacht “Irene ‘D. Cohner,”
of this city, will commence running be-
tween Stamford end Shippan Point on
Sunday and may continue to do so
throughout the season. The boat will
leave this city in the morning and return
in the evening, giving the people here
an opportunity of visiting that resort.

A social gathering was held at
the residence of bliss Inez Keeler on
Mott avenue, last evening, in honor
of IliuCatherine Biting, of New York,
whoisspendingsfew weeks with Alisa
Keefer. A few chosen friends were
presentendavery enjoyable time was

had, it being quite late when the guests
departed. .

A large delegation of enthusiastic
Wheeiaasn gathered at East Norwalk
yesterday‘afternudo to see the Bridge-
portlwbeelnsnwhlowsre competing in
thetwsntriive unis road race. Many

of‘tllfiw M' nearly exhausted

when they WE“! Norwalk end it
is herd telling what their condition was
when they arrived at Bridgeport.

-All who wish a good meal, should
call at lire. Poet's restaurant, No. 7
Water street, Norwalk.

Officers T. J. Burns and J. H.Gormlcy
arrested Christopher Deering and Wil-
liam lorpby last evening for being
drunk end disorderly. They were
brought before Justice Austin this morn-
ing and Murphy was fined 85.00 and
costs, amounting to 812.81. Deering
was fined 32 and costs, amounting to
S830. Bothpaidupand weredischarged.

Au. AROUND THE STATE.

Hatters Worthy of Ieatlan that Do Not
llama Ivory Day.

Rev. E. C. ’lbller, of St. Paul’s church,
Waterbury, shot himself through the
foot while hunting in Oneida county, N.
Y., Saturday.

Bjornsen, the New Milford murderer,
is reported to be acting quesrly in prison.
The only defence that possibly can save
him from the gallows is that of insanity.

Dwight J. Stoddard. oi the firm of
Hicks a: 00., proprietors of a half-dime
lunch room in New Britain, has left
town andnobody knows where he has
gone. Be owes bills to different people
in New Britain to the amount of 8350.

00er and his residence as Brooklyn,
shipped on the steamer Francis as tire-
msn on londay. When all Stretford he
became suddenly erased. pmbabl‘ybythe
heat, and died within a few minutes.

in eons-as whopmdden‘X , as
m A. Mgr with mom
Ulikereca of erl’din “seventeen years
ago, George Itvluestons of Walllugiord
eleven year-spend Henry 1'. Barney
of North Haven one month egois in jail,
having pleaded guilty in North Haven
to a charge of blgamy and having been
bound over to the superior court.

On State street in liartlord, liouday.
aswarmof bees settled on a farmer's
wagon. A cloth was procured and the
farmer approached the swarm unhesitat-
inglysnd begentoshake thsbeesfrom
the wagon upon the cloth. When the
wagon body had been shaken for some
time the bars were all collected upon the
clothwberetbsyhad dropped.sud she:
was clapped over them.

toresppohtw.l.Peokpriucipalotthe
IMMtheeoramlttssvotedtmlto
one sveelngto at has.
Ir. Puck’s eusaalss anaemia alan-
oer ls odeunva'aadasoeial omelet-

A man giving theuame of Burnett A

flatneflmeegotbeitultMnehrgea

saying tbsttbsre would bane peaches

this year. llo alarm was leis,
however. on the part oi the public, as
theybedheerdtb’esameoryevsry year
ever since they could remember. in feet
they had heard it so often and had seen
itiollowedbyabountiiul supplyof the
fruit so many times that they did not
seem worth a cent. it now begins to
look however, as if there might be some-
thing mors than wind in the irigbtlul
tale. it is time for the advance guard
of the peach crop to arrive, but thus far
no southern peaches have been seen in
the local markets, with the exception of a
few scattering baskets. These few were
a consumptive look and retailed at 20
cents a basket—s small basket at that.
California peaches have been on sale in
considerable quantities for several weeks
past. Single peaches bring 5 cents.
The price per basket is unknown owing
to the fact that nobody has had nerve

inquire the amount of wealth it would
reqoim. The New York Sun said the
other day that the usual daily arrival of
Delaware and Maryland peaches at this
season 'of the year was 300,000 boxes.
Thisyesr rtisonly 1,000. . , This renormv,
one fsliiniuliitidhites ai'h‘tfi Wasp;
{tithe ante spigpjfghe fruit was equal-
ly advanced and was ruined in the cold
spells few weeks ago.

—Some men are all nose and whiskers,
while others run mostly to feet and un-
godly appetite. So it is with soaps.
Some are little else than fancy wrappers,
others merely a pleasant “smell" and the
balance nearly all rosin. Like the man
of real merit, Brussels soap in soup only,
and the best and most economical at
that.

 

 

WANTED.

 

 
 

enough tobuyewhole basket or even mm

 

 
 

 

of noble ioriholllstrlcioiliorwaig,

allowedaixmoathe from thedate

of said estate to exhibit
'l'hosswbc

s
i.
i

seerecovery. All persons tn-
estateare requested to make items:

it ii. ROWAN,
mo and is Administrator with the will annexed,

District of Namath. as: Probate
Court, August 15th A. 1)., 1890.
Mate ofArthur s FerrIe,ofNorwalk. in llid

btor.

a n shim Io m.
1'- II 'e Ks "m-
suastherelussttorts.that lemme-loot cl
seats. under section on ottaneeeraltltatntes
of this State. such same as he met he lawfully cu.

titled to in the discretion of this Court: there!
be Meme

 

i

saldda of

ass a. vloonw .Judga.
03:!ch offlorogsall‘r‘, as: Psrobril;
“August t . . 1 . .5
.. =la memes: m'r. Voo’dwafgof‘fie
{washed Wiles Turk. plain". Ill Wm

 

. wuaasas. writingpiication tnsbeorrvsdt.t ‘
this ticnrt by the said tilts Woodwam and Berna
L W ward. praying, for reasons therein set
forth. loran order of sale of certain real estate of
said Barrier i. Woodward, which is situated in said
district,aad is fully described in said "reticular:
on file. reference thereto being bad; theretore.
Oanearn. That said applies too be heard and
determined at the Probate Udiee in Rorwalk. on the
12m day of August. rim. at 2 o’clock. alreraoon;
nod thatpuhlic notice th-eof be given to all per—
sons lamented therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having scirculatlon in said distrn-z, at
least six days before said d‘a‘yof bearing.
and it ASA B. OODWARD. Judge.

District or Norwallr as: Probate
Court. August 5th. A. 1).. 1890.
in thematic: of John ii. Woodward,“ Norwelk,

in said die a minor.
Wanna. ritten a llcatlon has been made to
of said minor, praying,

this Court by the cues
for thereto set forth, for an order of sale of

 

 

thlehead notexcccdingi
5w.lwee.k.l.m.

YOUNG IAII TOTAL! CARE OF unites.
A Apply at d": West street. and it

ASTRONG memo GIRL To Do (“Emil
housework in small family. Hrs. Jesse I.
Ferris, it? Bayview avenue. and 3t

A618]. 70 Do GISBRAL HOUSIWORK.
H. Ii: James Golden, No. zchapel street, south

AGllii. A8 WAITRESS is A RI‘TAUBANT.
Address "ilesraurant," Sentinel odlce. act: at

Ahl'l'UATlON BY A YOUSG (“KHAN Gilli.
to do plain homework. Addre- or call on
John Iiielngchio. 153 lly’s Neck, South Nor—
walk. I35 3t

Advertisements under
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FOR SALE.

Advertisementsunderthlshesd, not acceding 5
lmtnmefiosnmufiocheekhlm.

nagollaiihm doorbell‘dgoungo PUP-
: registered flock. ms 1 4
South lorwal sea of"

A150 comma Home. 11088:. WAGON,
bottles. cans, etc. Address lock Box lea,
Norwalk, (loan. as: tw
H“... i. 3%” minaret.“-
. I ore.
South “33;” If

Anmuamu'a BALI —-A DWILIJltG
floassaudaboutllacrasoflandwull Neck
Igd b Benjamin lieedthdecaased. in”?y
coco . a re
of illiarn’B. Iced. Adniuhrator. igtf

Houses surmise loo-s am) nuns s'r

meanness rrucrs are on rasv
renus- arse mves'raasr nouns. was
uremia-ran. rarwn a GOLDIN,
m AMI.

 

 

 

 

 

laser
0 to ti

andfllfcetfruutme
W.C.SAII18. or
fliti

TO LET.

TW aloe building lots
West avenue. Apply

Och i”till
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lulmulfluklwefiflln

 

 

‘01!!! aoous 0N 11m noon; ALI. KIW-
ly painted; in complete order. Apply at No.9
Woodward avenue, South liorwalk act if

0118! oonnaa BURNT? ARI) WOOD-
ward avenuee.'l Mill, water in, can let»:
. MIMI. Bronte 11A. cod»

 

 

rm AND town: "003 or not!" 01!
lieaaow meet, south Rerwaik, A
1st. lien! reasonable. tor terms inquire of
Dr. Benedict, o. in West arcane, South hcrwallr.
Conn. jyttl ti

 

Roche on saviour) sneer. mourns
at Voik flat hoary. 1’19 ti

ART 0? 11000! AT no. so SOUTH lam
strcst- all conveniences Aho

 

 

. . Wt of house

again wrest, 4 rooms, rent ’10. Amalie
an we.“ minimum;
word”. are." M“ ”in"

 

haerdoorlveroomsend tworoomsln attic

1930! Ann]. let. on BIYIOUR mos.
Eloy-oar. ram

 

YLIABART ROI! lit A consumer
localltyiselsredtopsrsoaswhowoaldlikstc
votive-alumnu- the the winter or

headboard a . Ira).
hour. in l st.. l. W.. ashluton. D. 0.

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LOST. ,

""- “Illlll‘ Plllllllll

certain rml estate of said minor. which is fully de
scribed in said application on Me, reference thcreto
it made; therefore.

Oanaaen. That said a llcatlon be heard and de-
termined“ the Probate mice in Korwslk, on the
12th shy of August, 1890, at 2 o‘clock “moon;
and thatpnbllc notice thereof be given to all per.
am! lntercstultheeein by publishing this order m a
newspaper having a circulation in said district. at
lent Ml days before said day of hearing.
out it ASA B. W OODWA ttD. Judge.

Merrill Blllillil Gullah!

sraaroun. coax.
RBOPB as hl-iP'l'kiflBllR 3d.

A Business Training School for bothseres. Book
keep , Banking. Pcnnmnship. 'l‘vlcxnvhr. shun-
bend, writing, ctc., thoroughly taught. i’rcel-
w may be luterrltwed at the College after Aug.

. Catalogues sent on application. it:

(7. L0. J E'fiieFE;
UNDERTAKER. I

32 Sorth liuin Street, South Norwnlk I

 

 

n at all hours. The services of an Kmbaltuer
Oémum Directoreecured. my] 1y

JOHN HAUP'I‘,

Formerly manager of innington's market. has

Meat Market

in W. M. Ayres' e:oro. bio. 21 North Main street,
where he will keep

All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Heats at low prices.

Vegetables in their season.

Ill."

Afififgfi‘ S'l'ocii

PERSIAN

 

ihsve more than lwant, and will otter it at n my
low price, wholesale and retail.

FLY PAPER,

titlcky and Poison.

EXTR A. OTB

For making lioot [icon all kinds.

SODA WATER

There. lsnonsedJor ms to say anything about
the quality. its 'stloa was established
”0th way the wind blows," iii

 

mm. W
B! A P00! woaan OI leaner. JULY n.
a black when shawl. the one

ledsr will cost. n.uest lever dmm
s as
thanksofthsewserby luringlt at the sentinel

sales. In. ibilgetl-lth. sub

0! loll»! nurse. Jim! to nurture
Nah Point ad Arch street. 1:
black hats. One lacs straw trimmed wits

or.

Joelle tr. census,
Wand iletalliiflifl lsallklansol

IIIIIL III] Illlllll

trick, Lime, Cement.
nine Stone. Ito.

hekigk, hsekawauus, Locust

Iosataia. Franklin, and
Wilkesuerre Goals.

lull Ill RUBBER Pill!

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helshesh. Stanislas «use:

 

 

 

 

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.nrmmlgguw'l or... _ .,
. conrrcnonrzni

fountain W" conclusive
“‘0 befoond. Inn“ 0”

tell

t at

. mm

saw-Me. lt'yoe haves! litters yet.

A their . line are l reasonable prices.

CIGARS.

imported and Do‘llcatlc. The largest variu-ly of
Ins goods In Sorwalk.

HALE,

'I‘HE DRUGGIST.

Wllfllllli'lflll IIBIE'I.

One mun—The ltest.

 

Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Pronptly.

A! Walnut“ street.

 

 

FINEST ’

...... SIIIIHER BESIIIII'

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LONG ISLAND SOUND.

NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.

 

SEA F001] [IF ALL KINDS.

First-Class Restaurant.

EMS?” IIIIIBEL

. m were,
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER “MEDEA,”

can. u. Bowman.
Time Table

Daily locum South Ierwalk to Boron Point
and Bell [- o—roso a. ll. 12.50 p. m.. 2.10 p. In.
a a) p. m., 5.10 p. in

race limos mrar.
9 00 a. m. to South ltorwalk.

It

“a. .,.. on-

,. .-a

an
us

also
v9:-
555??

'. to Wilson ram and South Norwalk.

non amreunn.
. to Wilson Point.
to South Norwalk.
. to Wilson Point and South Norwalk.
. to Booth Rory-elk.

' to Wilson Polo: and soon. Norwslk.

reoa wvuloa sour-r.
to Bell lslnnd and Korea Point.
. . .

to lieu island and South Rorxalk.

SUNDAY TRIPS.

[ea it Sell island 0 t!) a ill. for South Norwalk.

have South Norwalk for Boron Point and Bell
gassed to an a. m., 12.30 p. on. 2.00 p. 111.. are p. m,

. p to.

heave Boron Point for South Norwalk it so a In.
iidme2-Ab m.. 415p. m.,(d.mro Bell island
and llson Po at). s S) p. to, last trip.
Far-s one way. the: Excursion ’l'lcketr, 25c

The laden will stop at Demon? Palm. on any of
ltsrcau‘lxartrlps, when there are pas-argon to got
on 0? 0

The ledea may he engaged for loonlraht Excur-
sions at reasonabm ratce Terms upon application
to the Domain. my24 ti

To New York in less Two Hours and
a Half.

The New and Palatlsl Steamer

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vvvv-r- up

new oafi~:¢w fiesta-I
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CAPT. I'BBD L BYXIBB.
Will commence making Dally Trips to new York.

Comfort, Safety and Speed.

POPULAR PRICE—loath loreelk to Nee
Yasmin trip, weenie: excursion so cents. (in
sun

IONDAY, JUNE 18th,

The s earner will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
c train leaving South Norwelk at 8 27 a.
to Returning leave New York, Pier to. last River
footot Jederson street.” 300;» m.,and foot 0
Thirty drstetreet, last river at .15 p. at, connect
log with train at Wilson Point For ticket- and
flanker information y to I D. HIST Agent
'nlted state, laps. ocean is .
sin h'k'r’anuil'oa.
Vice President and General laaeger. are South
street. New York. not ti

llOUBATONlC RAILROAD.

DAEBUBT 8 NORMA“ DIVISION.
Corrected June 11th. 1800.

 

Pam-whales.
84111111.

-,i.v.tiorwalk. Lv.ilo.h'orwelk. Ar.Wllsoa Point
lunar. 756nm. rats...
917 “ err ' “
10m “ 1018 " ION ”
101nm. lldp.|e. lti'p.m.
109 " 4’0 " err “
on "lined 622 "leed OI! "I‘x’d
a“) II as a“ as as ’15 II t.
"T It as low .a la ‘0” I. u

sonar.

we")

"a mourn.

Lv. Wilson Point. hv. ilo. Norwalk. Arfiovwalk
.“ is It ‘3 so It 3“ in
lab " MA " "to...
01 “ will m. 1218 In.
no t'liasd till "lined alumnae
”spat. All “ haiku.
000 " Gal " 6!!
mo “‘1er ism “leed lollllxed

seiner.
slit,- 930mm.
65h).- unmet.
Main Lino.
leave turntable.

7.06am.

mm A II
wide...“

“‘3' '- "n“ "amt u"
unexpla-

g: 7, raw”. 1
t

mzrrcairw- ,
”1mm ' ‘

Horse Buyers

We moonstantlyr'e-
caring“ rail}. Horses.
s to to purposes.
You will iind the Pi!-
new OOAOBBBS. the
328T moments. the
03mm woman
and alto other the
BEST . nuan- or
BALE trustees in rate--
ileid County. Pas-ties
wanting any kind of a
Born. out be suited
HERB. Aunoreea sold
by this establishment
are WW .

M. H. PARSONS.

 

 

 

Hamburg, trimmed, at

Muslin, profusely trimmed,
10 yds of our regular l5c Challi
1 case of Dress Ginghams, w

festcolors, per yard,

“Honesty is the best policy.”
what we preach.

50°F

NO RWALK.

It}, ,-;.’, ,' j ,,j.' .2.

users...

DRUGGIST.

1/ l V.

M...“ ” _..., ,._

Do you shave yourself? If
so, we have a word to say to
you about Razors. You may
buy any make and not be suit—
ed, as cutlery is never, at all
times, satisfactory. We gnar-i
antec every Razor we sell to
suit you, or the price will be
refunded. We also have a

complete stock of Strops,

Brushes and Shaving Soaps.

PLAISTED

DRUGGIST.

Mahackemo Block.

 

’flillle & Bullock

Point with pride to their tee
trade. Why? Because as the
years go on we sell more tea,
so our too must be well worth
having, as one lady custome.
said How is it that. a good
number of people who buy their
groceries elsewhere come to us
for good too? it is not neces-
sary that we should expose the
machinery how we do it. We
get there with “sneetncss and
strength,” that is enough. Not
a few have said : “You have
got good ten here; honestly it
it better than I used to pay 70
cents for." We don’t want the
earth, nor do we expect to sell
all the ice that is used in town,
as “there is no accounting for
tastes," but we do think there
are seven chances in ten that
we may suit you better than
you are being suited if you will
try our tea, 500 a pound.

Illlllllll &. [Illllsmll

JOHN DTEUU’EHTY
A R T I S T .

otklrd New York
Marty at West Twenty street. ”M."

 

 

nylon non nu.

no Maladies-them
alg-gomwnm...
Isa-as am" . more

 

scones.

Ladics’ Fine White Skirts, Tor-choc or

Ladies’ Night Dresses, Fruit of the Loom

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

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.9: H y" t' +
O S... .-

10 yds of lZic Sateen for “c

We will sell good 104 Unbleached ‘

Sheeting at 1 6 c
Utica 10.4 Bleached Sheeting, 2313 I
Pequot 1074 Unbleached Sheeting, 21h
arranted Hall’s Bazar Skirt Forms, $2.69 .

4“: Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper, 82-69 '
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All-Over Embroidery,
And Plouncings at Low Prices!

 

Outings and Ginghams

In a large variety of patterns, and at MARKED DOWN
prices that suit the pCOIlIC.

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In Hamburg Embroideries.

We have a very large assortment, comprising the fine,
choice patterns which every lady likes, and the bolder pat-
terns, iu which you seem to get more for your money.

 

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Are splendid sellers and good values.

 

Our Hosiery Stock

Is in good shape. We can suit you there.

 

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Corset Department

We think our “J. S: C."
goods in the market.

and Eastlake Corsets the' best 50c
We can give you “Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets”

in all sizes.

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