partl
y weather will’ prevail, with fres
southerly-lid southwesterly winds, toi-
:‘lowed by light local rains north at New
. 0n fiaturda . in this section
“,3 , ,ali tly cooler,
mm. .‘3‘.'.'.a "sill.“
-’ prove on u y
“ weather, with slight thermal
lethalrw'uralputithote-
Good watermelons oootlnueto come
into themarkat inabuudance and the
prlossarevsryrsaaonable
Therearomorecssssutcllaarainfaa'
L .. tam. cholera mcrhus ‘aud would.
authors thiamonththas webs bulb
' In years. Bossysa Murphyitlsu.
Work upon Platt Price’s new brick
building on Water street. which was
”My snapsnded. owing to some
important changes being made in the
plans, has been actively resumed.
An unknown correrpondeut contribute0
the following:
Little Annie Rooney. don't you know,
Else is a thermal; so is Joe.
0. how happy we wouldhe,
if they would Jslnwglinty. at the bottom of
The aim“. tree bugs, not contenwd tol'
confine their depredations to shade trees,
are coming into our houses in great
numbers, where it is claimed they ont-
tlo the hufialotnotho in destroying car-
pets and ether woolen goods. '
' ahangss, tollowed by warmer weather.
WWII—two
M arms-um:s-m.'
BL” mmwlfllfihti‘dg‘ Love-title
l 51' Today lsknownin theOatholiochnrch
, _ calendar as the Feast of the Assumption.
Battingia booming in South Norwalk,
‘ '39:“, all shape having large orders to
. ‘ Stephen Comatock and son, Will,
windiest to Stamford and back last even-
his!"
. Adaughter was born to Mr. and hire.
' ‘Hari‘yvltider, of East Norwalk, on Wed-
'Iesday.
next week, twelve new stalls will be
erected at the Driving Association track.
Twelve car loads ofltethodiats from
WW and Sangatuck picniced at
Highaoororm yesterday. .
2’13: ‘
' ,. T'l‘welvetraiaed nurses from New York
, as now occupying the Nasthcote sum-
, luer retreat for nurses at Bell Island.
A. J. Hoyt, of West avenue, took a
m of friends down to Baton Point
Jesterday in blasteam boat “Waneis.”
A number of the New Canaan Wheel
clubde to Baton Point yesterday
linden to attend the Sunday school
picnic.
Tbecivll case of Wilbur ll. Ayres vs.
Sarah Raymond, which was tried before
Judge Harrell yesterday, was adjourned
until the 30th. _
-Freeb milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knappis old stand.
The twentyvsixth annual reunion of
thest of the Fourteenth Cannes.
Iloutregiment will be held at Middle-
, town, September 17.
Glover’s hand will furnish music for
thefirat day (Tuesday) of the Driving
Association races next week, Heine’s
“the other three days.
' or. Iark’s church and Sunday school,
at New Canaan, picniced at Roton Point
yesterday. They came to the point, 300
' m in carryalla and carriages.
W. P. Whitney, at West “use, has
asotsdasmallportsble cottage at Bell
Ilsland, which he will occupy with his
family until about the first of septemher.
Gila I. Hnyt,oneot the oldest and
M known, citizens in Danbury, died
yfiarday afternoon after a brief illness.
Hhagswas'lll years, 2 months and 12
darn
Putnam Bose company have adopted
hick pants, white flannel shirts and
latiguaoaps as their uniform to wear in
the coming firemen’s parade at Pom
‘ shear.
Frank Raymond savers his connection
with the United States Express Company
htfluty today. He will go to work
.athbt‘ein Raymond a Comk’s
usury.
Norwalk was well represented at the
Manual picnic of the Sasco Iliil
ehb'hald in Lee’s grove, Fairlleld, Tues-
day afternoon and evening. admission
being only gained by invitation.
The wire has been lowered on the
Driving Association track, so that at
asatwseh’sracsstbejudgeswliloccupy
- ahslowerplatronnot the Jadges’atand,
" udhfigthemelnssr to the track and
ras'lblrligm Annotation ...... la la
Mow, andthsgrounds’look
bleak. Thegraod stand hashsen
Worm-nuammcmy
fibdavsrythlagpatlnthebestpossi-
bouillon.
rum «M the state Ioorstsry of
them UnitsdAmericanIeohaules
uwaasaws. The Iargsnm of 011,728.68
was paid out in benefits.
Thousamer‘flnnttngron" broughta
las’ party of sneer-ionisi- to Baton
Thsyhavelsassdroowls
Irawwmhavspatln
:3“ worth at machinery and will
solidified; l... on“ i392“ L ..7
gluing fill particulars in regard to‘ the
what-Ian‘s excursion to Niagara on the
event of the great national meet In that
place. August 25, 26 and 2?.
In writing of the musicals in the A“,
chapel of the Congregational church at
New Canaan, last Thursday evening,a
correspondent says: “Miss Emma Smith,
of South Norwalk, sang two numbers
in the programme, and pleased every
one with her line soprano voice.”
—11 you wish your piano tuned or re-
paired by a practical, first-class workman
send your order to Ilr. Blackmau, who
iamw stopping'at thaCIty Hotel, South
Norwalk.
Yesterday during the funeral of Joseph
E. Veltch the wheel of a carriage occu'
pied by a lady and child caughtin' the
street car track near Crofut & Knapp' 9
upper factory and was completely de-
molished. The horse was stopped by a scymour
John McGraw before any further injury
was done.
Some lawsuits against the borough are
likely to result, it is said, from the adop-
tion by the last Court of Burgeasea of a
survey at East avenue, providing for a
forty-foot roadway at certain points and
a fifty foot road at others. The present
Court has made no change in the layout
and is pushing the work ahead.
The Consolidated road has issued new
orders regarding baggage. In future the
rate for carrying bicycles will he twenty.
five cents, while baby carriages will be
transported free when accompanied by a
person paying full passenger fare
My the sad charged fifty
cents for carrying a bicycle and the
samefor a baby carriage. Baggage re'
maining over twenty-four hours in the
baggage rosin will be subjected to a
charge of twenty'tive cents and ten cents
for each additional twenty-four hours.
The three-year-old daughter of Giovanl
Guarnieri, while playing near the rail-
road craasing on Water street yesterday
was nearly run down by the l’ittstield
exprem. The child was unaware of its
danger, and was in the middle of the
track when Gateteuder Marsh rushed to
the rescue and pushed the child from the
track. Ir. Harsh told a Sermon re-
porter that he is bothered very much by
children getting on the track, and that
some one will surely be killed it they
are not more careful.
no Ira. Leach case.
The discovery by Iedical Examiner
Wile that the death of Ira. Daniel
mach, of Dsahnry, was caused by a
criminal operation caused considerable
excitement in that city. The cause of
death was not discovered until after all
the arrangements for the funeral had
been made but the authorities ordered
the lutermentdslayedand manyof the
mourners were summoned to attend the
inquest. The inquest which was held by
Coroner Daren“ revealed an astonishing
state of affairs. The coroner was unable
to find that the woman had been ah
tended bya physician or any medical
practioner and in his report finds that one s
the woman’s death was the result of in- Mm
juries inflicted by herself. The young
politician who was mantionadas being
mixedupintheallairhas not been
found and the authorities have dropped
Investigations in view of the coroner’s
m. ...“... -
a rm arms 3....
this Der‘lSsb item to» this III'IIo
story:' "0am platformof onset the
tan. One of the young ladies of the
refreshment committee asked him ll he
would like a sandwich. The traveler
his miadand shouted, ‘Boldoaqoung
womaa,1gasss1‘litaheaeoopleot
them. Bowmaehmoney yuuwaat?’
mayoungladysaidtbatt sandwiches
were fumbled by thecltlasnsfrsa of
charge. ‘Wbat‘staarilirest Iy0~dl
navalmvaohl’atadlssi'ud tubular
halanwsdonthhthanksashsswala
loweda‘is‘vhotsssnd'wlehatoasgnlp.”
-assstssswau.
YesterdaydssssAyr-mstwithassrh
meanness at htsnew moans
whnhluppsdunthadflota
plank whhk gave way under his
weight. in falling he attach
sgalrstapile of tamhsraadhrohe
arlh. ltwlllllesevaraldays haforabs
mas-Ia
ucurstoncars'i’nesdaystoodalouisian-m u
...... ronaann.
mTu'Iu-sm'nemsmuumug '
BAIL '1'.
grain.” Dries mmmflmy Mei-s
Burs wmuowmsm.
aunt cmuesw AND mass. 1‘!—
Argus“ alga-9min" ufland, «ms-a;
m’mm “‘5“ £3"
Emmet wrongs.
were” rams a cow "”1
. slat!
”undulations.“
W. OJAII es
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
Lam! OOIIODIOUB IOU". consuls.
Aminaryim hoarding MM“ start. Ills
so or vs
itlver. on a water front wxuo. pleatycf
t;trsss oaehalf mils romlotou
as Pair View Home .
Tw'sst maymaa. Apply
Advertisemmtsnnderthls head. notexceediag5
nquncssesn-utommstm.
110083 01’ XIII 1100.8. I'm ocm' 3
n“ grw store.llyaveaue. roodorda; .1200.
ART 01‘ 110118! 01! Biol! B'i'ltnl'i', PART
of house on Water straet,thrse
’i‘a lor avenue. one house near and bank.
barn on West Norwalk road. inquire of Katy-
Inoud Brothers w
PARTIEK’l‘S ill saw 36115155, CORNER
IhIaln and Henry streets. Salts of four.
dye and six rooma. Stationary ranges the hat and
cold water, stationary wash tubs, «kc rents tweed
m Formica at once. Apply to .athunrrs,
kwood Iig. Co, or Taylor a; Golden. South
Norwalk.jy16tr
ROOIS ON BAYIOND m1. waiving:
at Vail Bat Fae ory,
0118!: 0' "GET BOOKS ON TOLL; 81',
... M2225 use“: ....2.
so. out o ,
West “sacrum wa’lk mic
Vital APRIL lit. or! 3131003 FLAGS.
lowerdoor dveroomsand tworoomain attic
. fat!
A PLIASAII'I' IOII m A com
wloalltylsolevedtaper-Illawrhowunldlikeh'l
aoatetlmed thewlntar or
lazing. Boumandhoard Ma y. Iain.
bouerIIBlst N.W.. sshingros.D.c m
DRESSMAKIN G
GOOD DmsIAKEll—Ooed Style and l'lt.
AddressI Ilsa Ila-gas, cart of Ira. lavage,
Bogs Bill Darleu, Conn. set 3 1w
JOHN D. DOUGIIT Y
ARTIST.
Formerly of West Twenty-third street New York
city, has opened a studio In the Post We: Building.
Booth Norwal orwalII, where he is to Instr-act
gnplla to the highest in class or in private.
ortrait Painting Water ms Baud
ing and Tapestry Waring a specialty.
lII'IiIl Business (innate!
STAMFORD. CONN.
BBOI’BVS SBP'I’BI BBB 3d.
. Immnuwuumc 222
In mans p -
”"39...“ ugi, an, thoroughly Trait.
dent may he interviewed at the collegsafterA
5th. Catalogues sent on spplimtiau. 53':
"$200 REWARD.
ARIWARD 01' M will be paid by the Town
of Norwalk loan person furnishing withIn
ninetyda strum this evidence suflcisnt to
procure and conviction or the
canaedany incendiary rear dre-
who
thistownwlthlnthethir‘t, da at It
wmiitfi‘l‘rnp.‘us1t'oscr,f Imam;
moat. nostril I Norwalk.
Norwalk, August 7, 1890. and 2w
Sale of Book Accounts, Ire.
{Inseam roan ordarofthe court at Pm
will sell at public asctloa to the
Saturday, angustm 15th. I“). at
noon,
mom
chess-i
lcntionto the rubecrlhrs. Bale
store of saIdParrls. on booth
Istastrsruinaooth Narnia. 'l'as subscriber:
aathulasd to receive pay-sat of, and to adjust.
compromlssaad settle any of said claims before
ale. Tar-s cash. For .leularsi aired
IO. ‘I'A'l' Trustee.
heath Norwalk, August 12th, law. said It
DORA B. DORA
to.
:Otder of Notice.
more DOIA
«Connecticut, hirinldOonnty.ss.. August
my ‘ D. ths‘flplalmat the salrlDerall D
c one,
mm“. tonne rsssoss assets sat forthlaradl-
nuance-{ons-
at said
calculator van bllshtag svdsvla'i'aa
[venisonw 1m?” loan-ta
m3 “'2' uselngaaor
strontium std Ii n .
Ass'tClsrkot suprrloICosrt tummy-
Asgtwtt
Yrv
A Graduate
Ofsarselmdls ahlstoettahatates-
Issuers-saleayatada-
Attend the Snell Business College
awmmmmw .. .2:
maximum. asadforlllsmratesestslsgss.
continuum.
IROI’I'IAIDAUD
Momentum-luminary.
A. I. BIRCHAID, Principal,
laid). wwmmmmo—I
WWW-
‘W age
Horse Drawn Poultry a Sosthlly
orders sum ere-pity.
r
”WM”
“on-Jill 1111111623..
A. l. 'WDllvl-L‘I
mm Oemsdyllrs-a,
:UNCLE HIRlllll
mostmagollesntl Uniformed
andOIehastra tn the wand,
WEVEBYTHING NEW “118 YEAR!
law doogs.ltestaces,New um.
’Tha Beautiful calety Skirt Dancers.
mm Wonder. HAIL? {51,150.le her
wood It personnttona 'armenel
Spanish Dancer. to,
DAILY PABADI. ll 05 2.15qu. It IMHO €011—
. I tall.
N. fifleUncaBinnllandwill not parade in
rain. and marches on the main streets only
PRICE. 035,19H’V“, 75 cenu. an?
AUGUST MEETING.
.... IIIIIIIIII’IIIIIIIII IIII'I
01" IORWALK.
32600 IN FORBES
our: nusnrtnn marries.
THREE FAST RACES EVERY DAY.
Epocml Trains.
Alsedai train will leave South Norwalk for the
Pair roundeeschdayof the races at (If. p. In.
connecting wbh the It. 0: accommodates and the
ram trains from New York. and it to ac
loo mm from New Raven, which leaves
Bridgeport a! it 25
have the Fair Grounds f r death Kama I: at 6. ll
p In, correcting with the 6:!) rams-I and s .4:
loutraiua forflew York, arl the era
accommodation train for How Haven.
The noon-tn from Danhory to South Nerwalk
and the 6. £55 train from South Rorwaik to llanlmry
will also stop at the fair Grounds.
all I A. OODWARD Secretary.
LIIIIBII Excursion
SEA BEACH, CUNEY ISLAND
BY Till: 878331de
CITY OF ALBANY
MONDAY, 5m. 1.
EXCURSION FARE, 69 CENTS
Leave South Howslk a: 3 ll a In"
mnoalluht.
Leave (loony island at' I I!) p. In Entrants! street,
Newton: at?» top In. lat Thirtylrs: I: metal
6;». m. arrivingatflonth Norwalhar Op m null
return :ng by
Dr. ll. R. lllorrIson
«(Lite liens. Sumo! American 3 e erluary
Coll e new 1 will take charge of DR (“In
Bill 23' practise daring we threw and -mncc
BIADQUARTm:
Dana's Stable, Namath.
Plalsted’s Drug Store, South Somalis.
and lit
llllllll 11 WW Cliillllllh’l
enforced. m it Is accountant.» in orderth the
whole city may be supplied during the day. The
present cannot use of hydrants and jets makes
it impossible to keep up the supply for consumers
in elevated portions of the city:
armor or” washers, or private hydrant. are
nottobeussdataaytimsastoaeatsaoolsamw
dvssadssvsap nI koloumsinorjet shall be to
summon Ihrwshaurslnada). nordnr sgmore
luau-shamans twenty didrzear days m n
m» an additional
wot beyond-incest ram.
Orin-lateness maths right to suspend
ordlseoatiaasrhe motaay tension or 1 I when
“'1'ch MIMI require It
constructio- aad locational privates
.d fountain will besuhject to the approve of the
Coors-Maud Inner the waste themmm
haeomsaasnlsaacstothsad seen: proprietors. tlr
supplywttl boosted lull evil to sari-factor iy
corrected.
SAID". RA "031). I Water
M1! 0. I. rnowntwslv C‘untmtselml'ro
9
Examine lllll’ Stock
SECURE PRICES B11081
PURCHASING.
—-—-—-'I All (”MSG—-
mGrand inducements
CASE m
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LONG ISLAND SOUND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS T1118
83.18011.
SEA 1001] [ll ALL KINDS.
2 in.
Ping-919m ”mutant.
FINKENSTIEN & lllflBEL
P80931170”. myS if
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER “MEDEA,”
can. It. Bowman.
Time Table
Dallytripshumdoath lovwal’a m Baum Point
andBelll-larld—loalam..12wp.ui,2.10pm.
82w m.,5..Iup m
mamnmrsr.
Milena. tanoathftorwatk.
...-av.-
ll 2.5a. m,
1.3) 9- m. u u
‘3 45 p in. "
:20 p. m. to Wilson Poiutand Bomb Norwal h.
6 so 9. In.
now our. ”use
a 20s In to Wilson Pota'
9 as. a In to South llmwaik.
it am In to Wilson Point ard South Xorwalk
l 3.5 p m. to South Nora ails.
2.50 p. In.
6239. In to Wilson Point and South VI ms t.
t 223 p m.
mt w ma mm.
a no In to hell Island and some PalaL
twp. In.
33;» m to Roll Island and South Kuwait.
.. p. m.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
leave Bell island 9 ”a, m for hoothNorwaik.
Leave South sonata tor Ito-Ia Point and Bell
RSMWWPI‘ 2230p an- “nip. In Hop. In,
I p In
have Baton Point for Soulhfiorwalk “30a In
lfllprrn. .2l5p In- ”hp. 13.. (amtolklllslaad
IlwniHmntI a Up 111.. last
rare one way. the, Bacoralon‘l’ickatc, 25c
The laden wIII stop at Dorris Plant. on any of
interwar tripe, when. there are passengvra to get
on or of!
The Iadra may he engugnl for bloom out Ixrnr
alone at I: mean: r rites 'r- r. n.- r poo a', pianos
to the Captain. myet If
’10 New lurk in less Two lleurs and
a lialf
“cIrs ' CHARLES "
CAPT. P111211 1. BI’XBBB:
Wiilrommence making Daliy‘l‘ripsto New York.
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Pan'LaI: micro—south Sarwalk to 3'"
York, single trip, hernia; excursion w conu. 0a
IOIDAY. JUNE 18th,
‘l’heseamsrwiillmvkuson Point on arrival of
liouaatauic train laavtagBouth Norwalk at 8" -. a.
m Innrnlnglsavrl'ew Yolk. her it. last ltlvrr
loctovlrflrrmstresnat lalxp. at and loot at
Turnydrnstrseulastrlm at is p... connect
mg with train at Wilson Point For ticket and
Further information apply to r B. urwr Agent
The attention 0! water consumers ‘s cailn'. to the '
tollowtag section at the Rules and Marlene:
andthcyare hmbylotlldihat this rule will be,
L sued states krpre- calm Ire 1.!er
aroa’h' gut arrows.
Vice President and (nonallausger ,m Booth
other. New York. Jedi it
ROESATDNIC RAILROAD.
DANBII'II Ia “DIWALI 91118103.
(torrsctad Jane nth. m0.
SOUTH.
1.1“th l.v.lls.Norwall. Anilhswfuint
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10' ” 1013 “ DD "
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~ sonar.
9". 9.3-.
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ask Isw
=n " Dray-sea. Vials-1.0““?!
Iv. ar—u'armamm
SPECIAL SALE
SIILoII ahd SHADE
H A T s !
['08 T11! FOURTH D! J 111:1.
W
vitamin-amen”
Hat Trimmed Free
118 ll FilliE'l'T’S
I warn: mum.
IGIWALI, m.
p C
, DOW C1131?
Wd are selling Lebanon
. (Guam) Creamery Butter at
220 a pound. We bought this
Butter sixty days since, before
theprice advanced, and that Is
how we are able to offer it real
Butter bargain. It is very
sweet; such quality of Butler
is selling in this city to day at
28c aponnd. It is the same
quality that costs from 35c to
40c apound in winter, when
put up in prints. It will please
you in every way. Try it;
22c a pound.
Our Tea is giving perfect
satisfaction to a number of
adqdrlfiem‘xtg Iin “Dilati-
nel. ”, Fifty cents a pound.
Billie & EIIIsIIIK.
Try I’laisterl's [I'll/w LIerIfI'e'e
Pills, only 15 66/24".
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
.,,_.., ‘.. . -
PCl‘llllllCl'y Is always in sea-
son. We have a very large
stock at all the leading odors
in Extracts, Toilet Waters and
Colognes. Our Toilet Soaps
are the finest that can be
bought-Co‘lgate, Pears, Palm
or 5: Co. Try them.
”"090
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
43 Washington St, South Norwalk.
«on
Try I’lru'sial's Junuu'm Ginger.
.07] bottle ‘25 will».
I Imus
5| Washington 3m, South Mount
27 as» direct Hermit.
llhllilill Blltll, Clifttllllil'
Arid Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended To.
cumin. as man-min
JOHN “All”,
Yer-er!) manager at farm‘s marksma-
flleat Market
lanJ "aloft North Ialust
mammalian, N
All Kinds of Fresh, Halt andll
deleted leaflet law prices.
“......“ ..
Vegetables is their mates.
Ill."
,1: .fiente' Scotch Mixed Half Hose at 12.},c per pair, worth 1 c
.thc louness of the prices, they talk for themselves:
BUT DO THEY?
Special for this week in Hosiery and House Furnish
ing Goods.
We will otter during this week the famous Bicycle Hose
Ipswich fast black, in all sizes, at 21c per pair. Also Children’:
fast black plain cotton Hose at 9c per pair, well worth l2lc.
Ladies’ Fancy Stripes and Plain Black full regular mada
Hose at We a pair Y on will pay 250 for these goods else l
where
Ladies” Fancy and Plain Black 11056 Sc pellpalr
Ladies’ Fancy Hose 50 per pair.
Gents’ Half Hose, 5c per pliir.
I ill.
b
Gents' full regular made fancy half hose, 190 a pair, regu
250 stock.
Ladies Parasols, $1 30 150,169, 1.,39 1.98, 3..15
Former prices, $1.79, 219, 2.39,1.,98 2.69, 4.49.
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Houoefurnishing Goods
Space or time does not permit our calling your attention I
Cedar Tubs, I5c Whisk Brooms, . ‘J
Tooth Picks, per box, 40 PorcelainPreserving Kettle l9
Peck Baskets. 4c Mason 3 Fruit Jars, 75c doz
Glass Sauce Dishes, 2c Cedar Pails,
1 Gallon Glass Pitcher, 19c New York Paper Pails, 2
Nickle Stove Lifters, 3c Goblets,
90.
Salt Boxes, Dover Egg Beaters,
TAKE NOTICE—For this weel we offer a full Dinner Set
of 112 pieces $8 49 This is in every sense of the word a
bargain; it they are worth a cent, they are Well worth $12. 50.
Hi Def the above bargains found at
”'9”
THE POPULAR
SUU‘l‘H NflRWALK BflS'l‘flN 81011?
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FAN CY GOODS.
\\ e have just received a new assortment of Ladies Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
sell for next few days
SIIIIII Sale If All 'I'IIIIIIIII llIllI'IIIlI
Now on lI:IIII1.All must go to clean stock. Do not fail to
avail youlsclf of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
goods at remarkably luv. iirrurcs.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at an) snt‘niicc We do not quoti- prices, come and
see for yourself.
Lisle Thread Glover and Wife
Must go as we intend to make room for the newest goods that
come out from time to tIme.
HOSIERY. l HOSIERY 1
All other goods will
Grout Bargains In this Department.
likewise honednpefi , 'I ‘
H. K H I E G- E R ,
Mahackemo Hillel 31001:, South Not-walk, Conn.
its Best Goals III III Least lIIII
BOOTSANDSHOESE
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Having the largest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to lnrtIIslI everything from a
child s 10 cent shoe to a out a a! I boot. A number of s
allies ill gents’, ladies' an childrcns shoes. A lsdies’ fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. llisscs' Good School 8
3:391 Children’ s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please
examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show them.
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