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I
some}: BUILDING. scum no WALK.
EVERYTHING REDUCED!
GREAT SALE!
To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon to arrive.
go. ’
begin With, ’
Ladies’ Knit Underwear.
25 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.
each, reduced price,
27 doz. Ladies’ Jersey
each, reduced price,
15 doz. Ladies’ Jersey
ireduced‘price.
18 doz. Ladies’ Jersey
each, reduced price,
20 doz. Ladies’ Jersey
reduced price,
16 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, Lisle, regular price
60c, reduced price, 5°C.
10 doz. Ladies’ Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, rc-
dnced price, 95$
Gent’s French Flannel Shirts, etc.
A few left in all grades and sizes of French Flannel Shirts.
Also a complete line of Belts and Sashes from the cheap-
est to the best. _ '
With the rest of the above mentioned Bargains we have
placed them upon our counter to close ill. astonishingly low
figures Shirts ranging from 25c upwards,
Ribbed Vests, regular pi
0 35c,
25c.
Ribbed Vests, regular price 456.
35c.
Ribbed Vests, regular price 50c.
40c.
Ribbed Vests, regular p
4
n
nesdays at 8:30 p. m.
We have ill stock at present a most complete line of
'Lildies’ and Children's Blouses and Jersey \'\ lusts. embracing
,all the new styles at prices way below colllpetltlon. lint“ lll'
stance, look at our $1.25 Jersey and compare it with any-
thiug you have seen in Iilidgcport, Sol-wall; or .\ew loll;
for $2.00.
. ‘3 . . . . _ ,
' There are hundreds of other Bal-galns not lllelltloued here that lt would repay you to see and save your money. I
Keep ill mind we close three nights II] the week, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, at bdo clock. Mondays and II ed
SMITH.
Saturday evening at 10:30 p. lll.
M- S-
INSURANCE BUILDING.
‘Lllill’ llllll Illillll‘lll'i Billllll llll Jlllll Wallis)
l
Everything possible to sell during this GREAT SALE must
Don’t neglect purchasing of us now during this'salc for it is one of the greatest opportunities, and to. head our list we
RIBBON REDUCTION.
125 pieces fancy ribbon, sold during previous sale at a
bargain. and which undoubtedly was one of the greatest bar-
gains in ribbon history, at 17c yd. Reduced price We per yd.
50 piecesoi ribbon, all widths and colors, from 2 to 16
inclusive, customarily sold at an average price of 200 per yard.
Reduced price to clear up stock at the astonishingly low figure
of 10c per yard. Remember, they are positively all tall: and
of the very best shades. We also have a complete hue oi
Moires in all widths and colors. Satin and Crown edge at a
geyy low figure, considering they arc‘of the veryflbest quality.
HOSIERY AND LACE MITTS.
We are uncxcelled in this department. Our prices ill lace
mitts, ranging from We to 85c per pair, and these prlces we
will guarantee. Better goods cannot be shown anywhere. As
for hosiery, we have the reputation of selling more hosrery tor
little money, than any other house ill this locality. We pride
ourselves on our well-selected stock, and well we should, for
there is no doubt but that we stand at the head.
SILK lllllilllillll till] PARISIILS.
Fancy Parasals for the remainder of the season you can
buy at your own figure. Silk and Gloria Umbrellas almost as
chlap. We have just purchased a line of Glorla Umbrellas for
$1 (it) and $1.25 that customarily sold for $1.75 and $2.00.
, Fancy or natural handles, for which we give your choice and
would say that they are the most complete line that It ls ever
been on exhibition in our city.
IIA'I‘HING SUITS AND CAPS.
Gent’s Bathing Suits from 25c to 81.25 are exceptionally
cheap. (‘lllildren's Bathing Drawers at all prices.
' OIL SILK AND GOSSAMER CAPS.
I For 25c, customarily sold for title. All sites and shapes.
ll USS Illilll Lillill illilll'li.
f-.. .‘>.
The Best in the World.
~A-_ .. Q»
We make a specialty of the goods. A large valicty l 1'
till IiRIIIKElIS--~Flllill Elli Well.
HAVE YOU TRIED 'l‘ilElI .’
._...- «we —->~
LL GOODS FIRST-CLASS.
MO
PRICES LOW.
LT
33 Washington Street.
IIIIILIIS Ii. SEYMIIIIII’S
SOUTH NORVI'ALK.
W annulus:
.-
()UR WALL PAPERS,
more particlliarlv our new
low-coal Wall Papers. are
mprclally noticeable for cor-
rect style and effective coi‘
I‘I’iI'IL', and our line Irl ell-
tln-ly dlifernllt from what
'he local ’lluhr pm show
\‘ ‘I
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1 l‘ '. .. I l V. m ii-l-h
., "I I'lil r»: of you
n It i .l n-.
Joseph P. incliugll
3 West lit 3:
(Flint House from 5th Ave.)
New York. mil (in)
isn‘t-inn. ennui; i
lliuilal llllllltl all Lllti‘ Cull
Crown I’ll-fen and Pub. ,
They an‘ the only Safe Remedies to an 'nr that
r.
u. I 0.,
SOLE AGENTS
Fillila" Sill Htlllll‘.
willie oi wi'h limht’ll Ill-rue. Um (‘mnplniut and
Plumbing, Urinary All'ccllone. Only those plp'puul in Lb.
‘ our roux nu.- ttlo tirintnninml t .onIy liilnc)
StBflum. and and Liver t‘nu lhat will restore you in palm
health.
Gas Fitting. m on" the
TM and Sheet iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND '1‘ l NVVAR. la
3. II. II. A.
(Trill; Medicine 00.. I’allllaie. N. J.
Estimate» prison for SOLD AT
Steam and Hot Air Heating. Plaigted'g Drug Store.
MUSIC “ALI. DIANE Booth Novwnlll.
llllllrsullalo‘womll‘t‘
’liw Irrrum of the Wadi liar
IIIIIII‘ nutty “liil. “Hialetl r
lilll tillu' (If the MM may, null
mi fi’ultlliv,
No BOIIIngi Ito Rubilngl Ito SIG-Ill!
In! t! w] your Unwr, m‘
“Hid I: "in. for multiple who "I
" Ilvntbnll Ilirt " blimp to
ALLISON not. Ilnufullfln.
B|BT I MIDDLmU“fi. CONN.
II In IV ,,
”A. “A. McLEAii’S
llllllrl llllllllllllll
ill llsllllllllll lllllllll it'll
L.H. DECKER.
Dealer in
Wall Paw-n. l'ulntn. om. (lion,
urn-lulu. Irons-h Irv-Inn
«ml Vurnlnlu-I.
AII'I‘IS'I'S’ (£00033.
Idilflfllilrd LIQUID “1000?"le 11M
65 NORIH MAIN STREET,
FLH. NASH”! BRO.
'LUMBING. STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
* AND 1101‘ AIR HEATERS.
inertial thin, Willie Granite, Gilli, train and iii Wall
Now opened for the spring trade. Prices very low.
Estlmntu given promptly. Please give as a fall.
_; r. lulu and West streets. South 1(0er
111 and Sheet Iron Ware.
Itlln for in- and ham vmmin. wilhmtmhhln .
minimal-1d Pullman) caudal ruin!“ for
walls. ally n.
flilIPnAerfl PARAGOS Critic" vnnxmn.
but in! hath mt. outside 6mm. hr, Will not
spot or turn while.
IOIJ'I‘II NOIWAIJA, - NINE.
Painting, l’upcr [fanning
and Decorating.
aniline-haiku of the clinic to the In line I
In" from
Mimi
GREAT . IIAIIIIAIIIS mum“m‘m%tur
”ma sum up n
Carriage Repository
“Cam mama! tum-nihfiulnw
barren, Buggies, Phaeton.
Gunman. spindles, flood
, lllflll ll
5,:HAGZJS‘E; The Connecticut General
‘ x . .1... .". ”M‘- mfo Income. 00.,
m.
I
'Mmmmumm mama";
scorn shaman, or. an,
O
Carts. Business ll'aconll,
Grocery and Hill:
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROIIFILY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. “Fianna.
Mb
David Stow
M. KAI! mm.
or rum.
U380”.
~'t‘l FWD? 1‘on
That Is the Question Agitating
Republican Senators.
em .an rill: stainless BILL.
Ill. Resolution to shelve the Mount. for
flu! l‘wunt Session of Canyon: mud
n Sell-alloy in His Party—~A (lineu-
Called fur Turulght Io Talia “will.
Waslllxoron, Aug. li.—-Rep inn sen.
ntors will to-nigbtholll what wi i probably
prove to be the most important caucus of
the session. Then in to be determined the
fate of the federal elections bill. The out»
clan of this ulelulura in the Quay resolution,
which cited pieces of legislation of which
disposition should be made before adjourn-
ment, greatly disappointed the nupportern
of the hill, and all soon as the resolution
was brought before the senate Wednesday
Senator llour submitted an amendment to
include the: federal elections bill in the lint
to be Considered before the session ended.
It was referred, together with the Quay
resolution, to the committee on rules. and
that limiy will probably from it until the
count» has Men held.
Senator Quny‘n Reasons.
Senator Quay was induced to otter his
resolution because of u very strong senti-
ment thatthe tariff bill, at the present rate
of progress, could not be voted upon before
the November elections occur. The Re-
publican party, he argues, must again go
before the country upon the protective
tariff issue. A sufficient number of sena-
tors cannot be induced to support an
amendment to the rules and dispose of the
federal elections bill ill time to utilize it in .
the battle for the next house. Senator
Quay has therefore becollle convinced that
both the tariff and federal elections bills
cannot be pmed at the present session.
He regards the former as by far the more
important, and therefore it was that his
resolution to insure its approval was pre-
seated.
Twenty Republicans “'"Il Mr. Quay.
Senators flour and Spooner. together
with other allmxlrtcm of the federal elec‘
tious bill. proposed the caucus in order to
make all earnest eifort to secure the bill's
incorporation in the programllle of legisla-
tion, Advocates of the Quay resolution
saytllal at least twenty Republican sen-
ators have agreed to support it as it stands.
Nice Chairman James S. t'lnrlason, of
the Republican national committee, ext
pressed himself last night very vigorously
in bi» criticism of the Quay resolution.
lie Milli. “The party has pledged itself to
press ll." elections bill, and its patience is
wearing out in seeing the Republican sen-
Ate virtually controlled. both on this and
ontho tariff question. by tile defiant and
boasttlll Democratic minority. A failure
to pa.» this bill and the tariff bill before
the fllljlliirlifilt‘fli of thin snwnion of con.
grass w ill be a betrayal of the Republican
Party-V
The Attitude of the "aunt.
In can: the Republican senators deter-
mine to postpone action on the federal
elections bill it is hinted that the ltepublt
cannot the home. unless they rind it too
late. will refuse to consider a resolution
fortinal adiourumcut. until action upon
the bill is taken in the upper house.
Speaker lit-elf. Chairman Bullion, of the
Republican Congressional enlllpaigu com-
mittee, and other house leader.» are more
anxious than ever that the bill shall speed-
iiy.beroule a law. They belicve it will lie
rule the political complexion of IIli‘ next
house. They hope that either the Ell«
lllllndl or flour or u similar resolution to
limit Ill-bate may be approved.
TIIiuI. Quay Will “'in.
'l‘lloa- who support Senator Quay ill the
attitude in- Ilnn maulllell predict the adop-
tionof his resolution at the mucus byn
large llllljorily. Those who have not sur-
n-lldcrui all hope of cunt-ting the federal
elections bill into a law say that if they are
olltrotell ill the caucus they will join with
their brethren in hastening the [Nu-5.1g? of
the [anti bill and final IIIIjollf‘lllllt'iiI,
In the Senate.
\\'.\:~ul.\l.rtl.\i, Aug. H. A The :l'lllle
agreed to the bolls» amendments to the
marine mtlferellve bill». .\ resolution Wits
agreed to directing the werelary of the
navy lo llth's‘IIgtIIe the alleged counterfeit
stumping of steel ut the Linden Works,
i’iltsbllrg The result; as of Messrs Eda
month. lllnir lInII any, reintlllgto the
onlerof business not! limit chit-hale were
referred to the committee on rules, Mr.
lloar harlot: otlerui rm atllenllmellt to in-
cluliotile elections bill in the "flier oflbmli—
new prllfltfm‘II by Mr. Quay. The joint use
Motion to extend current appropriation
to Aug. 1:! ma [ml Formula-ration of
fill- lnritf bill was realnuedmnd the tin
pinto paragraph we: (“Massed by Alert-int.
tiny. Iiiif'lllflii, lhiwen null IIIHt’Ot‘k. The
colllrrvlll'e Wpori. on tho Indian appropria-
tion bill was «growl to. The Music pruned,
will: lollllllittw nlnelltlmnnm. the bill
to IIN‘H‘XUW the t‘Ii-I’tt‘flil force in the Dell-
shill oliirl»
The Tin I‘Inn Nttugulo.
When the tariff bill culuo uptholplcatlon
war-- on Air. \‘mt‘n amendment reducing
the lllllv on till pinto from two nulitwo
tnlltlm trim: to one rent per [wilful-filo
”lulu; rate and Air. tiny took the floor
and mu! HIIINI his argument in aupport (if
Mr VH1" mnenllmctif. III! pie-Alli fm
IIII' running factories. IIIII linked that the
inch-anvil luxnfltm shlluId “M. b. taken
[ruin IIll‘ poor for the bandit of a bloated
lnyllIll'fINi formed to rstnbllvlh a menu-
(m-mrn not now existing. Mill where the
work was to he done by imports-Ii Htlgilnh-
nil?" null \l'I-ldlmm.
Mr. Cullnlo limb».
Mr I‘nrlinln citing a automatic. mode
imam ”in house by Mr. l'ntcrmynlthnt
the quantity of tin plate. Immllly imported
into the l'niwll mm was mm tons.
l-o-lvntr ulna-Um. and that the production
at that malarial in till-t country wonidgiw
plupitlj'flii it. In allusion workroom mill that
u now imirut liw ”tantalum; spent. in
“My. mm .m- of the workmen would to
wire tiw m lulliilcnlt sum of £9133 per
year. olul it :In- whole amount wan paid on
wages as! it one of the workmen would to-
wiw till“: p" ,mlr Ami that.he said.
was IIN‘ HI" oi statement on which this
legislation was mire}.
“cantor "my"! Appeal.
.‘II’. (Star original"! to Republican Rn.-
irml in timl‘u name to raise some portion
of the people's imnlen lnmud of law
in: it. Mr. "Smock Mill thallium of
duty on till plate had melted the antral.
malls vote or rlw Republic“ "presentl-
tlm in the other home. and these new
mutlvem nimm without exception
from agricultural districts. The northern
Decadent: aluminum- who m
cutout it woman the other. land. hm
meme- and not (mm IgfIfllItunI db
AUGUST 14.1890. I
IN THE POLITICAL WORLD.
We“ Prohibition.“ Plum Their
Moi. in the Field. -
HAWK“), Aug. li.—-Thc Prohibition
convention met here Wednesday, and the
following officers were elected: President,
Charles A. Northrop. of New London; vice
dent, William lngails, of Windham.
a committee on credentials reported
seventy-seven towns represented and 350
delegates present. The committee on
finance asked for who for campaign ex-
penses. Sulxwriptions amounting to 02,012
were made. The committee on resolution:
then presented the platform, which was
very lengthy. The liquor traffic was de-
nonnoed and national prohibition was do
clued to be the only remedy for the evil.
The present tariff system was declared
to be wrong in principle. High license and
high tutti! were stated to be the twin bul—
warks of the rum power and monopoly.
The privilege of the suffrage should not
be dependent on sex, but on standards of
education. Labor and agriculture should
befairly treated in legislation. Arbitm
tlon and cooperation should supplant
strikes. The state should concern itself
with the reduction unwell asrcgulatlng
of the enormous burdens of taxation.
There should be an absolutely secret bal-
lot. Trusts and combinations iut‘ arti-
ficially raising prices should be lirevented.
Discrimination and just provis. .u should
be made for the Union veteran -. Higher
standards should obtain in IIlr' , lturaliza‘
tion of mreigners, and ti“ and not
favoritism should regulm- ,poiunmntn
to office.
Nominations were n;
Governor, 1’. M. Augur
lieutenant governor, De .1 C. Pond, of
Hartford; secretary of sta -. Henry R. Pal.
mer. of Stonington; tn~...~llrer. John B.
Smith, of New Britain; Ll :nptrcller, Fred
flawley, of New Canaan.
Resolutions upon the (truth of (ion. Clin‘
ton B. Fink were adopted.
as follows:
.5: M Lrldletield:
)hvkhem for Gov ernor.
Snellarlns'ro. Cal. Aug. H.~The Repub-
lican state convention nominated Henry
S. Mnrkhem for governor. The platform
eulogizes the Republican party, favors the
rigid and permanent exclusion of the Chi-
nese, approves the pas-wigs: of the silver
hill, commends the Harrison administra-
tion,Speaker Reed's stand ill the house
and the course pursued by Secretary Blaine
in the Behring sea negotiations. and do:
nounces the manner in which the Demo-
cratic pledge as toafree ballot in many
of the states was broken, and insists that
henceforth the right to a free ballot shall
be observed so far as it is “'iilllfl thgpower
of the federal government. to effect that
object.
TEUTONIC l3 QUEEN.
She Has “Tented the Honor from the
City of Paris.
New Yuma. Aug. ii —The City of Paris
can no longer claim the title of queen of
the ocean racers. The White Star steamer
Teutonic won the right to it when she ar-
rived olf Sandy Hook light Wednesday.
”w . «KC-3;, “‘7". i- 3'
~l’}:.\‘l~1llli‘ TEl’THXll‘
She had made the trip from Queenstown
in 5 days, 1') hours and 5 minutes, thus
beating the fastest time on record—5 days,
ll) hours and in lllinlltes—mnde by the fleet
Inman liner. by just 13 minutes.
It was a famous voyage from beginning
to end. for besides breaking the record for
tile \vtwtlmllllll trlp. she also bout the best
time ever mall-.- fliFlt~if1Lthi day’s distance.
making a rI'I orvl of Si: miles for the
twenty four hour. l‘lllliil’; at but
Slllllla;
film!)
NEWS ' lN ‘BRIEF.
l'rwil Tip» from the “'rve.
culled.
About ':.Ill llleu employed iii. the IJllli"
stone lpinrry, lll-zlr illlllbllr, l’n... are out
on strike for an increase in wag».
t)u Spelluell art-line. Alllrrislmvn, N. J .
u few days new. “'"f'i' well right ”if" who-a:
nun-s aggregated jlw ill" years. counting
from their IILVI birthday. The); were James
it. Sayre. Newark. 1'7. llr Klimt y. W, Jar»
zel’l‘llruer. in; John ’i‘hllll-ilor, tn; Joseph
Alexander. M; llltrry Dan», Ni». Victor
I’ll‘llry. *1, mill .Ilu'nll L‘r:uw_ Ml 'l'hcy an.
[limit-mil other as “fairs," ltlltl hall a ions:
and pleasant chm together,
The large ltllitlery of Mean. I:<K‘L.“15II&
(In. at North l'lun-lllioll was damaged
Slum“) by firl'.
’i’lw Iioqtou Nlltlullal Association of Re
tail that “fill Mme Ik‘ltlvl’fllilfl't‘ ulectcri the
following olllvers President. James li.
Kiune. of Fort liliWnrll, X. Y . secretary,
\\'. II. lilrazen, of Ilinubnulton. N. Y.:
tn‘lwlrnr, .i It. Arnold. of Findlay. ll
(‘m‘efnlIy
I‘m-lithe of the ltutl.
I’lil‘l-‘lfisilll’hlli, N. l'.. Aug. ll -lIl-ury
Wantirii, ‘Itl yearn old, of Brooklyn. a new
conductor-min fn-luhttrniu on the Hull-
nou Itlvrr railroad. was struck by a bridge
just south of Aluminum last evening and
lt'llictl.
HYILM’I’W. N, \i.. Aug. l-l 'l'ilurllnn
Lindsay wankillod and Peter Won. fatally
Injurnl If“! frighten the New York“ (fen-
trul tracks while on their way llolm- The
turn plopped mill» to mold an approach—
ing freight train. and in doing no were
Il’nlrk by n paw-newt train routing in the
oppmiio direct in".
Ann“! Me» It the I'ulto.
Ltrrll: itm'x. Ark. Aug. H, The re~
port» from initial: Il’fflffifyllvllt'lte that
the election in the. tillil‘hmw tuition will
bu hotly mun-stall. The l'mgmuivo party
c-lnim that they can alert their candid-to,
Samuel Paul. and the full Illmuia confi-
dently pmilrt tho reelection of Governor
William Byrd. lioiil parties will burn
armed man at the poll-l. 'l‘iln troops which
We"! orlivrrll from the annual at Fort
liltmn will in railed on in cm of on out.
break at lily of the voting pneinrts.
Mn. llmh'o Hoopla-Inna Drum.
I)AVII"lli,I'0nIl.. Amt. ”will". Daniel
Inch. of mi" rlly. lliwi wry suddenly
Tumlnymorlling, it We: not until pm
pflrfill‘tfll for IH'I' immediate lmrini were
made that suspicion: of the neighbors
were nrnnw-I )lmill'nl ilxmnlm-r Wile
was made acquainted with the fat is. and n
”pmnnem mm IlPIII “‘mlnmloy after—
noon. it wan found that. the Woman’s
death was due toarrimiunl m-i. Arlin-
vestigntinn will be hold.
A Phil-dolphin rim I'niii.
Pmtanrtrllll. Arm, M.~—Ily momen-
fnp in the mum of common pit-all the fail-
uh or Ogden ll: Mellormaeil. lino! and shoe
manufuturvn- of this city. is made known.
The firm, which in“ effectual ml assign:
mt. nttrllmlm its failure to Inuit)!!!
bill! affecting at her imam in the some
of balm with which it hurl innue-
than
l
l'lllllll Elli; innit Plilll.
loin up till
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
SPECIALTIES :
Our Sarah Kid Ladies’ $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever offered in South Knew-Ii.
Ladies’ French Kid Hand Bowed, Ladies’ French turned and wells at prices that
will antonioh you.
A full line of Ladiee', Children’s and hii‘lll'e shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
illllilllillllis liill unis
AT THE OLD STAND 0!‘
T. Burr Cuyer 85 Son,
Springwood.
ALL ORDERS PRIME I’TLY FILLED.
Git-y People find it to their advantage to trade
- with us.
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
BBIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL
(It: 00.
Great urnexaticn sale commences today. it “it‘- he the make: sale of
Sillsli'illl Bliss Illlllll all Sllllllelllllall
Ever known in Bridgeport. A new building l! to be added Ar :. ill and all goods must beclosed out.
5m Short Hub! of l res: Goods. W Part Prue of Frrr- h Novelties. l [m Rtmtlants of Plain Brena
Hotels. flm *‘rr: Lerzthsl r 'l‘rimmlncb‘ilks Iicmf..l’,l9 Lacea an! ltzhllona. Remnants of
Phalanx .. and Hamburg-s. Remnants of Saturn: _. ll“ I'rt'llmnn-n momenta of French
“1"" .. ms and runner- Hemml la Priseimlnlrfi hi llra'lis We it‘ll-l, have the
mom, and w: haze putt-ll eliCI‘. grins on. than. as n .l: errllreaspu .ly dale.
“colon Remnants at About Half Price.
A'l cur ll: manure and short IJDZIIE? of Wmiens must he. rl‘st‘ll not before Saturday next, and, in order
to -!‘.l them a: , we have marked them at about half prlce.
JACKETS AND CAPES.
Hogan: 5.? Crier: faithful to Si.
“Cams (itJIAfl to $2 ill :1 7.. L's}. ~ down to 33.3".
\‘I' II [TE SUITS.
Shanda! llrrtlfilil‘ [.7 hi I or low prices. largest ('Q‘iertion of Traveling Bit-lit", \Tcol Suits, Blouses,
IiltliiL’l'F' and (hadron .~ Garments ill the c‘; y.
SMALL “ARES AND NOTIONS.
We ,5 m. m .3;- in (my a no or [in (loch. (ll-or : l 'J'w‘, liarrter‘ml- llnvsiru. ladin'Ties and Scarf:
Lane (Hit :13, About” ; Ems l hlltlrzll's Wrzlirg l l~i\~, V» a ll-. .u, I‘leeh Oyn‘nenu'
and i \l.tlln‘- of millet swims 'wluc: be me of .. nh'wrs «r 'l) per renr. below
- aryrlw ‘ 1 w (l.vvll:el-t‘:le!.\'~;tll
.2IA' --‘ ? ~ .: Price inc eat h.
m it, worth 52. ."Al rloz.
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.1 ilutu rrhlru. bran lill‘lly mmr .t ‘ lnl - , s._lrrm it to '2.
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