one! if will follow
3'33. 1:”... thiadistnct
'hully. followed by clearing
lower temperature in the
~ mothers partsof this sec.
.M in this section and
' cloudy to partly cloud
yprevail, wit
V 11 changes,p receded byrain
hear the coasts, aIilI‘ followed by
. t‘l‘y lower temperature
~ ght: and on Friday
total: weather,with slight
mumprecsded by rainon
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Alma-pass: To-ygrrow.
Hightide Low tide
lain 5:84 ”I 2.43
Jill; Harvey is to have his store very
‘ ' . [tapered throughout.
party of sixteen Winnipauk young
picniced at Roton Point yesterday.
Mouse Rankin company has been
~ » for a performaue; at Music Hall,
15.
.‘ R. N. Dunning, of South Nor-
, willprsach in the NewCsnasn
gsegational church next Sunday.
he Fire Police had adopted blue uni-
“ that are to be made by M. Davis,
not Putnam Hose company, as
1 in yesterday’ a paper.
V. Arnold announces that he will
1 ice the lecture field the coming season
_ the purpose of combatting the "men-
. ' .3 fallacy” of spiritualism.
The South Norwalk Fire Police will
hold an adjourned meeting this evening
8 o’clock- sharp. The members are
rgentlyrequssted to be present.
All. Irene D. Connor is to give a sail-
, party on the steam launch bearing
its name to- -morrow evening. The party
bly will go to Shippau Point.
—-Fresh milk by the quart every day
Theo. Knapp’s old stand.
D. P. lforrell is getting out the assess-
ment list of the East Norwaik school
.. tomes the tax of five mills
. 1 wallaid at the last school meeting.
A new twmt pleasure wagon for
amen Elle, the pleman, just made by
Tilly, has been very highly compli-
mmlwd for its appearance and workman-
ill-
- All members of Butler Lodge, 1. O. O.
E ”are requested to attend the meeting
‘ evening, as business of importance
”bexpsnditure of money—is to be dis-
.ou-d.
‘ F. Gordon Mead, Norwalk’s young
Idiot, started yesterday for Philadelphia
:to join his company. He will play a
Hing role in “The Irish Corporal" dur-
‘lllgthoaeasou.
W Hubbell has received a
anally of new letter carrier sstchsls.
Tilly are made of leather, instead of
’ was, and are considerable larger than
old ones.
Ira. lfsria Hyatt died at her home at
No. 88 Iain street, borough, yesterday
morning, aged 06 years. The funeral
will be held at her late residence lie-inor-
sew afternoon at 3:00 o’clock.
An eilort is being made by some of the
summer boarders at Bell Island to have
“flame: “Cape Charles" continue on
the route between Wilson Point and
.Nsw York for another week.
' The followingcaseswere disposed oi
bsfors Judge Knapp this morning:
Smith and Patrick Donahue for
88.00 and costs. John
gray, v‘agrsucy, fifteen days in jail.
_ The Indies Aid society of the East
Annual. 1!. church will meet at the
We of 8. 8. L'Hommedieu this
m The committee having in
ebflslhs coming Sunday school con-
Itaft are requestedW to be present.
:1 Imlvanlugmlonsat the Commercial
Warmth Bullding,on and after
W8. ”Write fora'flrsenback."
,‘j, die Audrewsts a Dsabsry girl who
now at Bell Island. One day last
week-he snrpehsd the old fishermen
“by eatehiugadcg fish that meas-
“ these last and seven inches in
m and weighed over ten pounds.—
Iowa
A horse belonging to George W. Ray-
mond, the borough grocer, took iright
yesterday on Arch street and ran away.
fining the wagon upside down and
Wag things up in general. The horse
I. lkioli‘rsukliu avenue,where be freed
from the wagon and went across
Park to his barn. Luckily no
' m was don~s_____ - a
, "' ‘ IcOlnnls, the indomitable
figural Cobble Hill, had been working
”but! the other day, and in cones
wmvmflMwheuhecom-
flail '
NJ], was apartyoi friends
sresneampsdstOompcBeach.
The Broad Riverchapsl will holds
peach festival thh and tc-morrow even-
ings. 1‘, M
lit. and In. James L'Hommedieu will
move into their beautiful new house
next week.
fire. A ll. Echoes, of Henry street,
East Norwalk, is confined to the house
with sickness.
The agents of W. 1". “Banks. of Keri-A
den, arsiutown canvassing for a new
directory? to be published by October 15.
Contractor Connolly is at work to-day
finishing up the curb line in front of the
W. G. Thomas residence on East avenue.
A meeting of the commissioners ap-
,pointed toessess benefits and damages
,upon the widening of hisin street is be-
lng held this afternoon in the Court of
Burgesms’ room.
Several Broad River boys were amat-
ed by Constable Morehouse yesterday
afternoon for assaulting George Hodges,
the raspberry peddler. Justice Selleck
tried the case and acquitted the boys as
there was no evidence against them...
Grsth was tried before Justice Austin
this morning. Hewss found ilty and
fined tladdcosts, from which 6 appeal-
ed. Lawyer Gray acted for the defense
and Lawyer Walsh prosecuted for the-tress
state. The case is the result of a
family quarrel and it would have been
better had the matter been settled out
of court.
Constable Frank S. Conley served a
warrant on Homer B. Hoyt this morn-
ing, charging him with engaging in the
lottery business. The case referred to
the selling of watches on the club sys-
tem. Mr. Hoyt pleaded guilty to the
charge before Judge Knapp, and after a
nominal fine was imposed upon him the
case was bound over to the superior
court. He was placed under 8300 bonds.
Miss Lottie, the 15-year-old daughter
of Theodore Coleman, of East Norwalk,
face yesterday noon. Her mother was
getting the dinner ready and asked Lot-
tie to start up the fire. The tire did not
burn very rapidly at first, so she broughtfil‘l
out the kerosene can and poured its con-
tents iuto the stove. It. immediately
blazed up and enclosed her in a sheet
of flame. Luckily, however, her dress
did not catch, but her face and arms are
severely burned, and her hair and eye-
brows are badly singed. Although acci
dents of this kind are reported every day
people will persist in using kerosene to
start tires, at the imminent peril of burn-
ing themselves or their houses.
nu. secure The evils.
Hatters Worthy of Aleutian that Do Not
Happen Ivory Day.
The physicians report that Charles
Rockwell, general freight agent of the
Consolidated road, is much improved,
and believe he will recover.
Prosecuting Attorney Bailey, of New”
Haven, refuses to allow the cuts of ballet
dancers to be posted on the billboards
or exhibited in store windows of that
city.
James Sullivan, of New Britain, was
badly injured by a drop in the Russell a
Erwin lock factory Monday. The right
leg was crushed and amputation was
necessary.
Only one regular passenger on the
Nangatuck railroad has been killed since
it was established, and he would have
escaped had he not jumped from a car
because of a threatened collision.
The wholesale and retail most dealers
in New Haven report ascarcity of meat,
hardly enough to last them more than a
day or two, unless some of the ship- ‘1
meats now on the way arrive soon.
The Hartford Amusement association
is wrestling with the problem how to
secures building for polo playing the
coming winter. A committee has been
appointdAo negotiate lor the purchase
of a portable building at Pawtucket, It, 1.
Judge Prentice yesterday decided at
Hartford in the case of John If. Clayton
that the law punishing a man for reins.
ing to tell where he obtained liquor Sun-
days is constitutional. The case will go
to the Supreme Court.
William II. Starbuek's steam yacht
“Tillie” was disabled by the breaking of
her wheel shafting on Bonthport, lion-
day evening. The steamer “Itosedaie”
took Ifr. Btsrbnck ashore and a steam
tug towed the yacht to New York form!
repairs.
0 T. A.ll. CONVENTION.
fifty-two societies Represented in aa-
sonic Tmay.
Filtyetwo delegateslrem societies of
tbeCathdlic Total Abstinence union of
Connecticut. assembled in convention in
Ansonia yesterday. In the morning they
attended mass at St. liary‘s church. At
the rooms of the local organisations
James J. Bweney welcomed the delegates
to town. Several committees were sp~
pointed. The reports of the odious- were
encouraging. Ths society showed that
there was a decrease of membership duro
lag the year of 70, the present member-
ship being 8,801. Treasurer Fitzgerald
reported resolutions on the death of the
late Vice president Quinn, of New Ila»
van. At the afternoon session a resoln
tlon was adopted abolishing the board of
county directors and giving the board of
government power to appoint and organ-
in. The insurance question did not
come up. Ohicers as follows were elect-gm
ed: President, Thomas Keller. of New
Britain; vlcoprmldenta, In. lsry Davis.
of nockvilie. Jam Noose. of Bridal-
port; financial mercury, Henry E. Nor-
ris, of New Haven; treasurer. Charles P.
Fitzgerald, of lflddlstown; sells editor.
James Ia. flowers, of Bridgeport; dale.
to nadsasi muss. Charles P.
at llddlstcwn. The seat
stats scum will be held at Danbary.m
Rev. Pslhm Ills aldrsmsd tbs lama-gm
M” w
The cancel the state vs: Morris llc- .
was badly burned about the arms and PM“
Milan at tho MI W
i'llty 0f the surviving members of them
legislature of two met at Hills’ Rome-H
stead. Gavin Book. yesterday aadameet»
log was held at which the succulent»
ensuing year were elected with the fol-
lowing result:—-P-realdsnt,W. It. Dowues.
of Derby; Vice-Premium, General E. E.
Bradley, of Draught Secretary, William
A. Wright. of Brauiord; Treasurer. L. 8.
Catlin, of Stamford; Executive commit-
tee. R. W. Griswold, E. 8. Henry, F. W.
Toiles, Ii. W. Terrill, William U.Bent1y,
T.Fowler, James Ryer. George P.
North.
, -—A western editor lost ten subscribers
by saying: "Many of our readers re-
quire an eflective map, and Brussels is
just the thing they have needed for a
long time.”
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Bill Elilifl ill Illilll’flllifl,
WASHlNGTDN STREET,
8322's!) Nor-walk, Conn.
Advmnssmentsunder this escasdlage‘
lmrmgsunlsmr a”
Arum sxremsamoshnsnmr. otll woo
new“ Addn- mimPih‘Rl'fé ii"
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mums. ” um?
STRONG YOUNG AIIRICAN ORIIUNOAR—
laugiritodo general housework. Apply to
No.23 230mm“! street, N.orwalk saw at
FOR SALE.
Advertisementsunrlcrthishcsd,not cxceedrngb
anllnnelbcfltimeswc, lwcekhlm
~—n
Ni 01' Till NIGHT PLACE lN Till BOil~
ough of Norwalk, on ones tame. No.10 arch
street. Apply to George P. Quintard. sum lw
FOR SALE AT IAIARONIOK, wsa'rcum-
tcrOounty .thegoodwlll ahdstocknfa very
good Harness Shop. established in 187]; gtod up.
it for a mechanic with ismil Address
5mm? meek“! Y. y au25 iw
Aim 0? 28 ACRE HOUSE WITII l9
rooms, 8 milk cows. 1 barre, l,hsrness
wagon. learl, loplge, illocblckensand milk route.
000. This property intimated within one
if
mile of the city. TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
lstatnand insurance Agents. an
ORBI. CARRIAGI AND BARNES. 1N.
myths: of George Lockwood, at eiggr’gtge
Aonmrsrns’hou's SALI— A DWELLINO
[lease and about 1] acres of land, on El Neck
road. in south Norwalk being the homes lately
occupied by Benjamin ltlleed. deceased. inquire
of Hilliam mined. Administrator hint!
TWO choice building lots, 50 and on feet front, on
West avenue. Apply to W. C. .BAIIiS, or
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
llmlumekhtimeswc, lweek aloe.
HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS NEAR u1 YBR' a
A store, Bly avenue; goodorder; posses-
slon mtu islely rent, 91200. lt..A Woodward.
T 110. 4 BILDBN PLACB. NORWALK, LOW.
er part of a new house, Ive rooms. Apply on
prunl see. aurl'.‘ 3t
lollools AT 110.14 BAYIOND STRIIT.
Inquire of C. Ewart: or thaVolk [13:13)?»
1
PLEASANT FRONT ItOOI. CONV INIKNT
A for two persons, at $2 lllzabeth street. south
N.orwalk “233i
PPER PART OP HOUSE ON AN STRIIT
near lain, three minutes from depot Rent.
‘10 00. Appb to W. J. Island. on“ Norwalk
Co. art-23, 3i
‘OUR BOOKS AT re SUMIIT STRIIT.
with city wfir. icquireon reclaims au2i,lw
URNISHID FRONT Boon. WITHOUT
board, suitable for onecrtwo gentlemen with
fill of bath room. inquire at No. B Conn.-
ego“ sum lw
PARTIINTS in new access. COhliltil
A801: Booth lal n and Ilenrysuesta. .lllla of four
Ive and six rooms. Stationary for hot and
cold water. stationary warn tube, the. rents tiesad
Wrasse-ion at once. Apl ply to W. Tonnes. at
Xig Co. or Tay A. Golden. South
liorwalk. him
‘30! APRIL let, ON amour: PLAOI.
lowsrdoorllveruomsand tworcomslu gland
PLRARANT IIOII m A CONVINIINT
localityisclersdiopersouswhcwouldilkslo
visit Washingtousome time do the winter or
Boomaudboard y IcrsJ. l.
”inlet a..w. mklaatomb our!
Advertisements under thlsbaad. not exceeding 5
ilacaltlmesilcdtlnesmlwesk am
All T0 IY ROUND UATU KDAY IORNINO.
a while and orange” Bsitcrnog Dog, which
owncrcan have by ”figmmm and paying
charges. Chaimy
Nolwalk.
LOST.
Advertisements asdss ihishsmi amending!)
1miuune.sumeoc.tedsisa
ADIAIOIID back Pill. Oil hlliilla‘f I‘\' I‘ll-
and’nfionl'ark tween the Death Norwalk Reprint church
Milena“. A suitable reward will
bepald lusllsrstamte J. T. ProwlttJlorwalkm or
.A. s. remains.
J EWEbE R.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
liar'slchllapslrlasalpsualty.
"hamlet-Its. - leash laswnlk.
Your [111 11:11: how life!
hsvsnmtsadsv will give you as
Pulityof.l,ssrslllllpanbleattty moral
mum; ovlvs castes will vayeas
blisPollcylor hat
hallnxspwmasadlsasyomwsto
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“Washington Minnesotans-as.
OOUTII NORWALKM
m NEW
FURNITURE STORE
”flmmm
”Hwy!“
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mvsrc HALL.
enamels-roan.
carriages. 29
A' GRAND EVENT l
lswaadlsboratsl‘rodactiuacf thaw
Peck A; Foreman’s
III, GRAND. norm
UNGLE Till'l CABIN Gil.
Presented wilhsstrougOcmpanyoi
30 PEOPLE 30
Special loaner‘. lamlous Novelties.“ llsw Psa-
“MUM
$I0.000 Challenge Band $10,000
mmmfim.lm “thallium
lstrectParsdaal. Bison.
MU SIC HALL,
ONE NlGll'l' ONLY.
My. ’ sapta 12s
The {“0“ch nl’lpcgqqpadian, Ir.
Geo. c. 13mm
The world’s greatest lullsb‘y sin and Yodler.
in his Summers (Comedy.
AllflYllP-ASS
A Duper-b Company of Players,
Picturesque Costumes,
New and Catchy longs.
An evening of;
RARE ENJOYMENT GUARANTEED.
Under the mausgerusnt of
MR. HARRY DORL PARKER.
Beats new on rn'e at now-g Gregory's. sun
GRAND
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SEA BEACH, CUNEY lSLAND
BY THE STEAMBOAT
CITY OF ALBANY
MONDAY, SEPT. i.
EXCURSION FARE, 60 CENTS
Leave South Norwaik at. 8;'i0 a. in, returning by
moonllsht.
Leave Coho island at .5. 00 p. m.. Beekrnsn street,
New York at .5: so u m, Ia-s Thirty Int street at
up. in anivtngatsonth Norwalk amp m sols
STORAGE.
)Alt‘l'lls dcsiri storage for merchandise. fur-
niture, Ac, at w nun, in brick building“ mar
steamboat dock. will address 0 ovgc ll Bromd rid.
56 Water street. booth Norwalk. accom ions
after depicmberls suzl lw
(rhéimJELIFFE
UNDERTAKER.
it: North lain Street, South Norwalk
stsllhours The serviessof anhbalmsr
neral Directorsccored.1nylly
Hfllllll Blillllii [ifllllli‘
erasirono. man.
BBOPBVS tillP’l'BlBBB an.
A Maison Training iiehocl for both-arm Book
flanking. WIND, Tel . elbow
baudfT'ypr-wrlusg, etc. than ughly tang l. Presl-
dcut may be interviewed at the college after Aug.
51h. Cal aloguu sent on application. it?
"*0 ROM”) ll. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwaik
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence. No. .1 Berseriy street Telephon
CallJlH. Dayor night.
REMOVAL!
leshlolafovm my patrons and the public in
general that [shall open any uswst
1% ilsfiléw aware: his
Cedar Street. .
‘l'llt’lll’riidlh
coasmhtlagveasscall. lshli heap in struck
behaviors-seer mmms’mm ”elm
Weap-
‘l‘IHlBLES W. SMITH.
sols In
MchDON‘ALD’S,
BOI'PONs
Bill all Plflil liliill
iathswwls. "washroom-l
ATHEBTBH i ll].
FINEST
Sillll BESUBT
-—-—:102u:.__.
tom rahann sounn.
NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
Sll F001) 0F ALL KINDS.
yo, .6 to '< imm r
Wet. r‘ll. (ziZ‘ L‘t‘l-nr 1c; 1 :3 our. .1-
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PROPRI ITOBS. lay” it
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER “MEDEA,”
- can.ss.stows.ann.
Time Table
”Daily trips from South Norwaik to Rules Point
audBelil-land—lownm 1250p. at. 110p. m.,
mp. champ,” m
mrorrrora'r.
omnm. toBouth Norwaik.
ll Aha. m.
1m p. m. “ “
2 15 p. in. "
4.20 p m. to Wilson Point and Sopth Norwsik.
0 It p. to.
ma am. isusn
it so. m. to Wilson Point.
9.05 a m to South Norwalk.
it 30s in. to Wilson Point and Scum Norwalk
the p m.1o South Noraaik.
2.50 p. m.
r as p in. to Wilson Point and South Norwalk
0.25 p. in.
non meson rem
£3 a. m. in Bell island and Rotor: Point.
. p. m.
1 as p m to Dell Island and South Norwalk.
6.!) p. m.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
lsavsilail islandsllis. in. for Boathllorwalk k.
leave South Norwalk tor Briton Point and hell
5lflat‘u‘lm lam ”pm, 2.,00p.m. amp. to,
p. n
leave Roton PointianouihNorwnlk lime in
than. sop m.s..1op m “(dmtoBe‘iilalsnrl
ilson Point). 639p. m. ,lsattrip
I are one way, i he, Excursion Tick-tr, The
The Iodca will stop at Der oa‘ Point on any of
1h- reaular tripe, when there are passengers to get
on or off.
The lodca may he engaged for Iooniieht Excur-
slcus at reasonable rates Terms upon application
to the Captain. in)“ ti
To \ew York in less Two llours and
a Half.
The New and Paisliax Steamer
“CAPE CHARLES ”
CAPT. "ram I. BYIBBE,
Will rommcncs making Daily Trips to New York.
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
POPULAR PRICE—South Norwalk to Nee
York. single trip, consuls; excursion to cents. 0n
HONDAY. JUNE 16th.
The a center will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
undeniable train leaving south Norwalh at s T a.
in Returning leachew Yovk Pier ed, last River
ioctoiJedsracnstneLat seeps... ,nad foot cl
Thinydrstsireet. lasirlver as is pm..conncet
aid-uninatWiisoaPolnt. Particle: and
y to’. D. HUNT Agent
edit-.11.” ,.
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youtfm
Vice President. and Grunt
streetJlewY cvk
HOUBA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD.
DANBURI A NOIWALI DIVISION.
Corrected June lith. ind.
Passenger Trains.
81,0111.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv Bo Norwaik Ar. Wilson Point
Ulnar. 760a. dflnm
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28 Iain tit” lie. Norwalk.
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lilill, lunatic, Pllltll, it:
1 Of All Ilads in Their items-t
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We advance the price of
Lebanon Creamery Butter to
24 cents a pound. It now
costs 25 cents a pound to buy,
and at our price it. is cheap,
as any one can see. We are
selling lots of it with great
satisfaction to all concerned.
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Try Plazkted’e Little Laxative
Pills, only 15 cents.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
Perfumery is always in sea-
son. We have a very large
stock of all the lending odors
in Extracts, Toilet Waters and
Colognes. Our Toilet. Soaps
are the finest that can be
bought—«Colgate, Pears, Palm-
er & Co. Try them.
PLAISTED’S
DRUG STORE.
1.43 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Try Plair'ui’s Jamaica Ginger,
402. bottle 25 cents.
WMBDETTTY
m1, :3... film?
astaslomthsrostoalsshsila
thawumwhsrshe is prepared to Uncut
. lthshi id-
_mn sham-La “hummus:
tPaiailag "Caters
iugaad'l‘spsalry Paintingaspgdalsy. lym-
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Ofeursehcollssms shutouts-helm
pevltiu flood ”Amusements“
Attend the Snell Business College
sad will A III
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manta hops. l, mu Win! ”w W
mlMlfl‘IALcoUml )
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Pill loom .. .. as
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liontrachmptcreooksaadsiatlaassy.
A. it. BlitCllAltD. Principe],
aatslm ”mainstream”.
JOHN HAUI’I‘,
mumdwm,hm
Meat Market
Is'. thy-(mint! lath Iala amt,
whrvshswlllassp
All Kinds sf Fresh, llalt and
Blake! leatsat law "lees.
ngetabm 16 ill their season.
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:‘mO-Itn 20
"dwells, pure linen, 2 for‘19c.
andkerchiefe, ladies’ and gents’
say to sell. Pillow Sham Hold-
ere, at 190 each.
B notice and Brooms, at 15,19,
22, and 25c each.
homeroom {an
Oil cloth, from 250 per yd up
1“." i143“?
rmmpfilwgest WNW
ight lamps, 190 each.
kirts, 4 styles, lace edge, 37.50
able linen, 240 a yd up.
il cans, from 90 up.
ibbons, satin edge, 5, 71, 92,
122,150 per yd.
xtra bal gains, dress ginghams,
at ll-lc a yd.
.1
40 each.
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lowest prices.
veralls, 250 a pair.
each.
arr->230: 1 z-ICOm
child's lO-cent
allies in gente’,
Button Boot
Having the larg
selections from, w
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n er'y
AND FANCY GOODS.
W e have just received a new assortment oi Ladies Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmed, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
sell for next few days
81111111131111 of All Trimmed Hillier!
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock. Do not fail to "
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
goods at remarkably low figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at any sacrifice.
see for yourself.
IisleThrsedGlovesandlfitls
Must go as we intend to make room for the newest goods that
come out from time to time.
OSIERYl.
“ Bargains in this Department.
It,“ be reduced.
t‘1‘w'fl1rm than: 11%
Mshsckemo Hotel Block,
We do not quote prices, come and
» HOSIERY 2
All other goods will
South Norwsilr, Bonn.
1'11 B1131 61113 111 tiniest [1111
"2 BOOTSA DSHOES
stock and 11 good assortment to make
prepared to lurmsh everything from a
nt’s $5 boot. A number of s
ies‘ an children’ s shoes. A lsdies' line Kid
$2, formerly 31.5
n 's School Shoes at 76 conic Please call
these goods, u it is a yieasure to show them.
H. HARVEY,
Misses’ Good School Shoe,
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