meanwhile-mu
Fills wagon load oi gypeles passed
through town this morning.
Thu Board or Councilmen will hold an
m M adjourned meeting this evening.
ill. lie Ill.
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Mistrial-14‘“. res-eases.
an...“ denuded?“
’ y w y vanes
.“wartl today with an increase of
~ ... and rain near and north ot its
,, _ Asitsosntrs lntotheAt-
”1': itsnsy develop igh winds on the
v ’ 'Bu‘glaud ’coasts. Temperature
‘ . no "dectdad and general
‘T mm the United States yesterday.
i dhtrlct toda partly cloudy to
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‘ , .ln pow r
wists south as, with lresh to light
. variable conditions, mostly southerly,
W by rain. In the Iiiddle States
‘ warmermartiycloudytocloud weather
. “prevail, with fresh varia lcwiuds,
. southerly, with rain,extend-
tothecoasts; and in New England,
mutually to cloudy weather, with
, , variable winds, followed rain.
OnTudsy in this section and a New
, Wily “flaw gather
y prsva , y rsln
: masts, with slight temperature
gauges. fresh, variable winds; and on
My y cloudy to (air weath-
«mun
t tempaature changes.
' M Alla-aster to-Ilewrow.
film Sunasb Hightida Lowtide
1;wa . 5.14 11.21 4.40
m _ island will givesbalTat Ger-
Hali this evening.
,2 Anew time table went into silent on
the W road to-dsy.
: Otheral Embler states definitely that
M will be no brigade riile tournament
thisysar.
. -—Sulll fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
i F. flayas’ market.
It Tile gate receipts at the Danbury lair
were 883.5%. About 60,” people are
muse lair.
‘ The iicutfly meeting of the First‘ hi.
3. church Sunday school board will be
" llsv. Ambrosio Wheaten went to Mid-
dlstown today to attend the Baptist
Stats convention.
Joth. Jackson has sold his him-so
All! ht on First ”glue, East Norwalk,
toti- 1.3m or Darlen.
consumes Richard J. Cutbill has re-
oovwsdmdidntly toflbe able to be out
ruins few hours to—day.
‘hifaelshs Division, 'e. of '12, will
w their reguht meeting this evening.
A. lull atteudam oi the members is re-
quested. ________
tac-(hthidg, so cents a toot. William
“this, contractor.
A bflnsm meeting of the Indiee’ Aid
m 0! the First I. E. church will
he Id at the panonage to-morrow
stratum
, George Anderson and Edward Lock-
wood were betors Judge Knapp this
”in; chrgsd with drunkenness.
Mwashuedtlandcoets.
Thscommutsrs on the New York di-
sflou oi the Consolidated Road are now
gvss the benefit or a late theatre train.
”leaves theGrand Central Station at
field a. m.
3 ~mpairsot Iiuss’ Rubbers—to be
fill fildoents a pair—at C. H. Harvey’s.
v Tues-lions have been brought against
ta‘o Pairileld liquor dealers, who are
1,“ tohavs sold liquor on election
day within thshnurs which are prohi-
flsd by law. __
,3“ Hits Wood died this morning at
‘1‘ beats in Winnipauk. ol typhoid
lever. lb Wood was twenty years of
age. . Bermothsrandsister are seriously
{I with the same disease.
’f'l'hs Kalle Pearson Comedy Company
thdrngagemsnt at the Norwalk
not-e. Saturday evening, with
say of um Diamonds.” which
: preheat! in a very acceptable man-
it
~, . .Wolthsb'argains this week at
‘ " : aadnoyt’sstorse,areasiollows;
stdtuahaadsrsd shirt imflceuts;
atwholesalsprlceezd pairs
street hosslorflcsuts. Bigbar~
V hhluflplnsheioahsmamelshsir
w Nolribbnu,alieilk,5 cents
,jyeea. Ioniaocysstln ribbon at
A real bone corset
as
if
i!
l
DQWNMJW Ferguson.
QMwokylaosyesterday
Walk Cannibal
Bopeflnes Company will go cut for
their regular monthly“wash” tomorrow
evening.
The borough ilre police will hold a
, meeting this evening to transact busi-
ness of importance.
Ollloer Samuel Ireland is confined to
his house by illness. He is threatened
with an attack oi pneumonia.
F. 8. Lyon, Jr., left the work on East
Washington street to-day to lske charge
of a large job in New York.
—Bome-rendered lard, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
The Falrtield County Medical Society
will hold their Fell meeting in the parlor
oi the Mahackemo hotel to-morrow'
morning at 10 o‘clock.
At the special meeting oi the burgmss,
last Saturday alternoon, the contract for
macadamizing West avenue was award.
ed to Connor Brothers at 00., of New
HIVQII.
The Prohibitionlsts will meet tonight
at the house 0! Wm. F. Bryant (just
north of the Episcopal church, Norwalk),
at which time and place a Judge of Pro-
bate for this district will be nominated.
Charles R. Townsend has been appoint»
ed deputy registrar of voters for the
Second district. Registrar William hi.
Raymond's condition is such that he
cannot fully attend to his duties as reg-
latrar.
Ben Bechtle, the veteran fireman who
is employed by Harry Liebold,the barber,
inlaid up with an extremely sore leg
caused by an injury which he received
at the late W. It. Nash tire on Main
Greet.
—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The Y. W. C. T. Union will hold their
semi-annual businem meeting at hire. D.
It. Robinson’s, East Norwalk, Tuuday
evening, Oct. 14. All members are re-
quested to meet at the depot at 7 :15
“up. a
The registrars oi the three voting dis—
tricts will receive applications to be made
voters until October lb. The Joint meet-
lag between the registrars and selectmen
will be held on the 22d and 27th of this
month.
Bridget Kelly has purchased a lot on
Prospect avenue; Jerry Sullivan, two lots
on Glenwood avenue; Edward Cahill,
two lots on Hyatt avenue; James Smith,
one lot on the Connecticut turnpike;
John Smith, one lot on Glenwood ave-
nae.
A certain borough minister gave the
present Court oi Sargasso a slight repri-
mand [mm the pulpit last evening. and
remarked that he hoped the new court
would do better. He did not seem at all
pleased with the police protection of the
borough.
, William Hall, a atone-cutter employed
by H. W. Stevens, was arrested for
drunkenness yesterday niternoon. He
was tried before Justice Austin this
morning and fined 81 and costs, amount-
ing to 36.96. He paid and was dis
charged.
Leroy Adams will go to the Portcbes-
ter firemen’e parade as the third member
at the Board of Engineers, owing to the
illness of William Ii. Raymond. Dir.
Adams for three years held the position
at Assistant Engineer at the South Nor-
walk ilre department.
—The Misses St. John, 33 Main street.
Norwalk, will display an elegant assort-
ment 0! Trimmed Bonnets, Hats and Tur-
bans and Millinery Trimmings on Tues«
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 14,
15, 16. All are invited to attend.
Rev. Dr. Clark, of the Danbury Iietho-
dist Churoh, preached two instructive
discourses at the First it. E. Church in
this city yesterday. The sermon in the
evening was to the members of the Ep-
worth league, and was listened to with
close attention by a very large congre-
gation. _ <____ H
The windows oi Scoileld & Hoyt's
borough store are among the most artis-
tically dremed in town. They are now
in charge of O. L. Tenuey, their head
mlesman. In one window is displayed
for capes, mulls and children’s goods,
while the other is neatly dressed with
carpeting, porteieres, druggets and rugs.
An enthusiastic, interesting and profit.
able meeting oi the Gospel Temperance
association was held Sunday afternoon,
In Grand Army Hall. Temperance, as a
principle, was promoted, and the leiscy
of mixing any other subject with it was
condemned, as was the influence of the
rum shop. The remedy was shown to be
pledged temperance men.
Ire. George Il’. Hunter received today,
through the agency at 8. S. L’flomm
disu, acheck lot 81,000 [tom the Com
necticut General Llle Insurance com-
pany. The policy was taken out about
three years ago. No better provision
can be made tor the contingencies oi lite
than a policy in a reliable lite insurance
company, of which the Connecticut
General is one of the best.
~I-‘resh porkaud sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at Y. Bayes’ market.
ThsLaagueot American Wheslmau is
endeavorlng to collect trom all parts or
thscoumry photographic views oi had
roads. The committee having this im-
portant branch at the League’s work in
subset ptetnrss.taksa tron Ilts,aad
thsecaditlcuswhlahthsy
9.
has sentences-i. Then-Immanuel
“flammm
Meet-set leverarnsv
intend toprspareand publisha A
‘ Drill Programme lore lusting than
Usual Pres-flied tor this Winter.
Orders have been, issued by Adjutant-
General Embler, giving instructions In
regard to the drills oi the C. N. ii. this
winter. The orders state that the drill
season oi the Connecticut National
Board will he resumed November 1, and
continue to June] of next year. Brig—
adier-General Thomas 1.. Watson, com-
manding brigade, will immediately issue
orders {or weekly evening: drills of each
company, signal and hospital corps.
artillery and machine gun platoon in his
command, specilyiug the course of in-
struction, and such details (or carrying
out the same as may be, in his judgment,
for the greatest good at the command.
Governor Bulkeley desires that the bri-
gade commander shall require special
attention given to guard duty, according
to authorized manual (Ksnnon), and to
skirmish drill. Also that the bugle be
habitually used by all organizations in
this drill, to the end, that oiiicers and
men may understand and become famil-
iar with the calls; a condition existing,
at present, in less than half a dozen
commands in the entire brigade. He will
direct regimental commanders to make
details oi field and stall silicate to attend
and, it necessary, supervise company,
corps and platoon drills in their com-
mands,to insure uniiormity oi instruction
and to correct errors at all kinds; inshort,
to obtain better knowledge, through the
reports of these ofiicers, oi the condition
and working of the organization in their
charge than now obtains in most cases.
Officers of the brigade stafl will be de-
tailed to visit organizations on their
regular drill nights, without previous
notice being giVen of such visit, as ire
quentiy as may be deemed necessary
during the drill mason; to observe and
report to the brigade commander, upon
the attendance, method of instruction,
and especially upon the fitness for their
positions of oflicers and non-commission-
ed officers. and any other matter that
the brigade commander may need infor-
mation upon for the ndvancment oi the
efficiency of the command, or the cor-
recting oi chum therein,
ENTERTAINJIENTS.
Katie Pearson at Music Hall.
The Katie Pearson Comedy company.
which played at the Opera House last
week before large and well pleased and-
iences, opens a week‘s engagement at
Music Hall this evening in "Uncle Dan’l;
or, A Messenger from Jarvis Section."
The company is composed of people oi
more than ordinary merit and reputation
in the dramatic profession, and we pro
dict for them a succeeslul week.
Katie Rooney.
Don't tail to see Katie Rooney imllale
her lather ”Pat" at the Opera House to-
morrow night, October 14. Seats now
on sale.
Why Leave the Country low 2'
October is the loveliest mouth in the
year; the glorious maturity of nature,
the dreamy, hazy atmosphere and lessen-
ed heat ol the sun make the country
beautiful beyond any other season, yet
the people who come prolessedly to pro-
cure rest and invigoratiou turn their
backs with the breath of the first chill
and akurry to the city when nature ex-
hibits its perlected charms.—Hsrtiord
Times.
On Friday of this week the public
schools of Norwalk will be:closed to
allow the teachers to attend the Teachers'
Convention at New Haven.
TAYLOR «it GOLDEN,
lllll Ellllfl all llilll‘llllll,
WASHINGION STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
sum it
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time 5c, 3 ulnar»: , i week 31 oo.
SITUA’I ION IN A PAIILY. BY A RBLIABLI
young American woman, ellher as houseker r
or assstant. Would do mending, etc. For in ur-
mstlou address line llllte. Norwslk. om
rheumatism PURCHASE Till BABCOCK
rite latingulshass and Fire (ircnades. Delay
is dangerous and costly to property and lives.
s
Musilllallfid.
ONE WEEK
Mall
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
COMMENCING-
Monday Evening, 0ct.13
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT 0P TIIB FAVORITE
KATIE PEdlSflN llMllllY III],
In a Select Repertoire of Popular Plays, including
“UNCLE DAN’L, OR THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS
SECTION," “DIVORCE," “THE MIDNIGHT ALARM,”
“QUEEN’S EVIDENCE,"
“THE PLANTER'S
WIFE,” “THE OCTOROUN," &c., &C., &c.
m‘-...__
ADMISSION s
15, 25 and 35 CENTS.
-———-‘>—.———
Brand Fdllllll landed Saturday ddlllllllll
MATINEE ADMISSION, 10 and 20 CENTS.
Monday Evening—“UNCLE DAN’L.”
Reserved Seats now on sale at usual places.
04
NORW'ALVKMOPERAI HOUSE.
Tuesday, dd. 14d.
One Night Only.
Special engagement of the magnetic
Katie Rooney,
In the luunlest comedy ever written, entitled
s
‘B" bbhn Over ’
u g .
Written tor the sole purpose oi creatlrl laulhler,
and the management guarantees 580 larlg in the c
acts or money rriunded. Do not mlse seeing Katie
imitate her lather.
Five great comedians, rive rlem and ipmtty son
hretrn. marvelous singers. bewilderlng dances. ludi-
crous slinatious. beautiful costumes, startling
tableaux.
Prices 35 50 and 77. cents. Seats on sale at Hale's
and Plaisled's.
-.,_.._- "I" A“- _._. -.. ....
Notice.
ill BOARD 01" REHIS'I'RATION Full Till
T second Voting District of Norwslk, will be in
select-mp: Polite Headquarters, south Nurwala.
October 36,1300 lromlla. m. m 5 p. m.. to receive
applications to he mule voters.
WI I. ”YMMV“: Reulslrars for the Second
CHAS. N. Sll'l'll, l District of Norwalk.
oil St
City Assossora’ Notice.
3, the undersigned. hereby
“We notice to all
persons and corporations
able to pay taxes
in the (‘lly of South Norwalk, that they are minu—
ed by law to dellver to the Assessors, or either oi
them. on or hetero the let day of November. lit», a
written or prlnied list, dated signed and aw ru to.
at all the pri-pfl’ly owned by them on the in d .y of
Octobsi, iii‘Jl', liable to taxation, othermsc it will be
me duly oi the Assessor- to male on! each list
according to their best judgment and knuwlcrl ,e.
and slid l'rn per cent. thereto, whirh ibry bylaw
are compiled to do, and iron: which lists so made
there is no a
N il.-l.iate maybe returned tothe Aerie-sore sl
'he City Council room on Ilavlland street, South
Norwalk. from and including October ilith, rm. to
and including November let. ”90, said Council
mum l0 be open from 10 to l2 o'clock. a m , end
from i to .5 o‘clock p in . and on Saturdays from 7
in 9 o'clock in the evening
Endurance. lwcok Ilm
Ill woopwaito iiolIMlAD—ll litmus
not and cold water. bath room. heater. ac ,
with etabllegtcrlrshorses, cow stables. chicken
houses to! rent U5 per month. Inquire at 0.
mm. at (lid Well clear Company. old it
Pi’kll PART or flollsl—flt’l (lit six
mums—22 Inwesueel, 30th Norwala. Al»
plytoA bicker-ea. allot
APLIABART [3051' "00!. SUITABLE I'ilil
dresnuahsr. Bedroom and board it desired
(.‘all alter 5 p m. or address In. Sherwood, No. ll
1 street. [loath liorwslk. oil at
room- rllfilsllao soon. you our on
A two persons. Apply at 2! lilasosth litreet.
South Norwaik. bio-It
II SOUS! A'i' ILY'S NECK. 0!! AT
Il- umve.aadmou ‘l'ollrs street. horn
me A to Jena II. Knapp, '2 West tit .
your]: W’ ' oil it
O HOBBIES“ ROOMS IAOIIJIS. PART
or two as each All on Woodward
Martens and in good order. inquire at l. A. Wood-
nurse? nous I! A couvnuawr
inalitylsclstedtopamuswhowouidilksto
viIItW-ningtonecma than do the winter or
Emilee-sadism“! a y. lull
.lfllmfl.'.. 8”an m
Don las A to, sole is .lor Conn. sale “I“. Dated at South Small. October Nth, latli).
wold. all Chapel at . ew listen, ('l. A reliable ElfilgshmllllllA'figgN' “new“
energetic agent wanted. a8 iw oil-it W! I]. illl'l'il. . ‘ .
To LET. ‘ Aescssors’ Notice.
“sewn under this hail not exceeding 5 Wl- "*0 Miler-lend. hereby we notice 1., .u
lino. 1 time
persons and cor lions He Is to pay taxes
in the town of Norwa‘ . that, they are rnprlrcd by
law to deliver to the Assessors or either of tl’irll, on
or belon- the let day or November. ism. a written
or printed list. dated, signed and sworn one! all (he
warmly owned by them on the lat day 0! Demon,
rm, liable to www.mherwles it shall be the
duty of the Ame-sore to make out each list accord.
lug thelr best judgment and snowledga. anu add
tag ’l'en per test. thereto. which may by law are
compelled to do. and from which ileu- so made there
is no appral.
II. B~Listslnay heletnrned mite Assessors. at
the leiscimen's “thee leak Building. Norwalh,
and at the Council Room, llav'lland street, Month
Iorwalk. from and Including Ortoher rut. Fill) in
andlnciadin nova-her lst, lemma once: to be
:psslroml lolco’eocaam..and iron 2 to r.
cinch p as . and on flaturdays from 7 to ll o'clock
in the evening List-census banturned at the
more of 0. Warren I'llch as.”
Dated at ltorwaik October ltil list)
D. washes erred
mastitis a. TOLL“.
JAIIS IITCEIIA.
{on set-e-
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llaea,itimsar.ltl-eswr,lwellkmm
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NI limb-SUIT A31; mwaross; “be”
near a we we a
wagou‘flviii herald'gg. Mmmfldflarhur
avenue. Ilcrwelk. es 2w
loam WWII!!!) liOOlldiL’I'i’Ahlil I0
00-: or twogaatinamtulntuue street.
LOST.
I“
SILVIII Balm lilac“. mwnrl
lotwalk ml Itsutb ”walk. lladsv will
pi. loved l-tlaalsise.
madm-
semen-5...?
um Ihh Imam-l b _
Mithslutthmhdfi“ lag
nmmarotrs MIL—A nwnuau
iteasaasdsbsatilasrwstl-dman lists
Mhnnthlawalklhsiagths Imely
note asby Justices-Isl. inquire
at nits-ll. W. met
as
as
'I‘WOehoteebalidiqiotaoOaalflisssm
westsvllaae. Applyis ween-tn
I I. no". list
”Emma? :ill pinata-w «mm...
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nvsrmsml 13mm richly w.
DVltlt'l'iaiml begets mundane:
nvmuu hows
__ SOUTH NORWALK,
011s -.
V lo. [I BBOHIVIBLD A 00. Wholesale and w
1 tall Burning and Machinery Oils. 9‘th Chand
lery, s cialtlee in Hardware. agents lorWadsworlh'a
Pure ms, Whitehead Palms, Pally, (lure. the.
so. to Water street. noulh Nor-elk elm
STORAGE.
liPLE accommodallons for Furniture. Iter-
chandler. to Terms u llcallon Trunks
25¢ a month. (lords insure . ovtngllons Erica
hauling No. to Water :- rec-t. (Steamboat Docs.)
GEO ii. BROIPIBLD R Co.
""llllss NELLIE n. DISBROW,
for live terms pupil 0! Ir. Waller .1. Hall. will
givr l’isnolortelessnns at her hammer house oi
pa ll
[Eur reference. addre- Wai‘.“ J. Hall. fill West
til h slml, new York City,
For terms. addreu
104 WEST AVENUE.
80!} ill NORWALK. CT.
gonna XOBWALK SAVINGS BAN!
k
5! Washington Street.
open Dally homo to i1a.tn.,and from i :o I p.-
snd on Saturday evenings from 6 to ll.
W interest allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN 801.1.le Pres.-
Jonrl ll. tennis Vice-hem;
was u. altars See. no he»
ll. N Plel.
(URIGORY'S POINT.)
old-3w
Ola-‘2'
(31'.
noon; soulless.
snout DlliNEllS FOR PARTIES or
my .3125,
.1. E. POWER
s:l ll PROPRIITOII,
Sl‘ll‘lflNEll !
ltmsy not bcmmly known. but we hsre a
stationary department. where a lull line of school
books and supplies, writing paper, blank hooks,csn
be (mad.
llnbber Stamps Iro- 20r. up; Write
lag l's r in born from Inc. to file ;
lit! 9 sets t'nI-erclal hole. 25c ;
lanes Ward's Irish hlaea paper, per
box, Me.
Our Pocket Books and I'nme will be sold out at
can
The new game. Tl-llllt‘ do Winks, all the rage,
uni 1m
A’IM lies at standard novel; on hand.
Orders taken for rugruvlsg rattle and wedding
ldlllldll i ll.
WMdmmllll.
81 Iron ill, it! let on.
we can cesarean 0' IA”
steel Shela ram Wagons, .
17er Gotta, Railroad carts.
Road carts, Utility darts.
clipper Wagons, levy Riders,
r and u mem'
up a
Wagons, itiik Wagons.
mumummum
7 m'thsarttcleathss will
. V .M
lawn-i?“ . "13......
”seam. Street We
”vertebrae“ in the
.3“ m
IlsWsasaslalaw sea. av
E'ra- mas-g use.
U
1
SEE.
«LOOK AND SEE—~—
tht 19c will buy on Saturday, Monday, Tuesda and Wednesday, the llth, 13th, 14th and
15th days of October, and on those days only. ow don’t wait and come ill a. day or two
later and ask to see such and such goods, which you are advertieing at 190. We shall be sor-
ry lo rciuse any, but the prices hold only during the days of this sale.
‘
AT THE
SOUTH
N ORWALK
EOEEQQ Store
We Guarantee this to he the Greatest Bona Fido Mark-
Down Sale ever held in this 'i'own.
COME ONE----COME ALL.
Dress Goods.
Bargains. such as we shall offer in this department during this sale were never before
heard of. ’Tls simply an extraordinary opportunity which every lady should take advantage of.
FOR
I 90 .‘ yd Cashmere, 36 in. wide in all the popular shades and black.
2 yds Cashmere, in blue, green, cardinal or garnet.
c l yd fancy stripe or plaid worsted goods, 36 in. wide.
I yd all wool Flannel, 36 in. wide. This is a bargain; worth 290 yd.
Domestics-
c buys 1 yd Turkey Red Table Linen, worth 25c. 4 yds dark colored Dress Print,
worth 27c. l yd Red Funnel, worth Tile. 2; yds ox. heavy Doruet Flannel, worth
120 yd. 3; yds linen Dish Tou’eling, worth 8c yd. 3 yds good Glass Toweling,
wortll Sic. 35 yds Fancy Dark Plaid Dress Gingham, worth 80 yard.
apron Gingham, worth Sc yd. 3 yds Curtain Scrims, worth 10c yd.
muslin, 6c yd. 3 yds splendid bleached muslin, 8c yd. 5 wash rags. worth 50 ea. 2 Huck
Towels, worth l2,‘,c ca. 3 yds gpdtl quplity unbleached cotton flannel, worth 90 yd. 2 yds
bleached cotton flannel, worth l2ic yd.’ ‘
- HOSIERY.
19C will buy 2 pie Genls’ bro. mixed seamless ball hose. worth 15c pr. 4 pairs Gents' lancy mixed half bone; a germ-
3 yds. best
4 yds good unbleached
ine bargain. 2 pre. Gfinle' bro. seamless ball hose, silk clocking. 1 pr Gents’ Iancy stripe, lull regular made
ball hose. regular price at these goods is 29c pr. 2 pitilB Led-rid last black Hose, sold elsewhere at 15c pt. I pair
Ladies” lull regular made black DON’, guaranteed stainless. These are regular 25c hose. Three pairs Ladies' black
or inncy striped hose. Ladies' Inst black, isncy stripe or mixed hose. These areextra good value.
lsncy stripe hose. Only 5 pairs to acustnmer.
luv-l Raven black ribbed hose.
. 5 pairs Ladies’
2 palrs of children’s last block or grey mixed hose. 1 pair Miases’
Only a low sizes lelt.
Gents’ Furnishings.
Will. buy I (leuts’ lour»in.haud or tech ecarie, in all the latest designs. Kmemher this price late only during
this sale. 19c will buy 3 Gents’ linen Collars or 2 pm GPnts’ Cutie. This price same as above, lasts only dur-
ing this sale. 190 will buy 1 plain Collar or fancy plaid Boys’ Windsor Tie.
N - D
otlon apartment.
During this sale we will oller the public Notions at prices which dely competition. Please notice what you can buy for 19c.
2 doz. cards black or colored darnlng clltton. 2 dnz. spools or quills of emb. Silk, all colors. 5 skeins, all colors
c wash emb. silk. 2 pro No. l, or 1 pr No. 2 purer gum Dress Shield. One pr No. l Caulield Dress Shield.
Regular 25c goods.
I90
2 large slze Petroleum Jolly, miller scented or unscented. 4 doz, leather coverld Hair Cri'upers. 1 mm In“,
blurb, hand painted back. 2 ske’lnn ilerllmntown wool or Sunny yarn. 5 spools best quality Machine Cot-
ton. 5 (ll 1. put. Hooks and Even, in block or willie, Nos 3 or 4. 3 specie lilo yd sewing silk or 10 spools but.
ton hole twist in all colors. 20 spools In button bole twist in black only. i pair Ladies’ Warren hos» guppoyp
era. with belt. I dilZ‘Wi elastic corset ism-re. l0 papers English Plus, 5 gents' colored bordered handkerchiefs, or live iadles'
plain white or colored borders. 1 large llotllr Florida Wlitt'l'. 1 cake Cashmere Bouquet Soap, only one cake to a customer
4 bottles (lllbe't'e ’l'rlple Cologne. ’
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Kltchen Department.
c for 2 whisk brooms, worth 15c each.
l9i‘or 1 Elegant celluloid handled whisk
lgc broom worth 35c
lor 0m: 5 pint ten pot,worth 29c.
Igc for One 5 pint collcc pot. worth 30c.
for one cool llod, worth 350.
I c for l dozen wine goblete, worth 350.
9for 5 dozen tumblers, worth 300.
I9c for 5 gnblcls. worth 35c.
I for 1 Crystal Pitcher, worth 300.
c for 1 double breasted wash b0ard,30
lor 8 Jelly Glasses. worth 350.
c One 50 foot Clothes Line,\vorlh 25c
I 1 large turkey feather dustenwortll 29
c l Ostrich Feather Duster, worth 29
I 1 Cedar water pail, worth 2.1,
c 10 Crystal Sauce Dishes, worth 40c.
I 92 Bottles best Blueing, Worth 250.
c 4 cnkcs Rising Sun Stove Polish,
I 9 worth 8 cents ll cake.
I 9c 1 large dinner pail, worth 29c.
1 large rctinncd dish pan.
c l palm lunch basket, worth 29c.
I go for 1 Bosom Board, worth 250.
l mammoth dripping pun, worth 290.
for 1 Work Basket. worth 27c.
I 9c 1 elegant majolica pilcher, worth 39
: for 2 large milk pans, worth 160 each.
for 1 night lamp, worth 30c.
c for l epibc box, worth 250.
for 1 stove brush, worth 29c.
c for 1 shoe polisllcr, worth 35c.
for l barber's whisk broom, worth 300.
c for l bracket, wortll 25c.
I C One 8 quart mil pail,worth 250 each.
I o for 1 mop, worth 250. 95 Chillaindividual butter plates,worth25
9ior 1 parlor broom, worth 25c. And last, but not least, don't fail to call and
I examine the tea sets we are oilering during
this sale for $3.49.
for l ('Iryelul table set,4 pieces.worlh 39
0 let one tub, worth 25c.
c for 1 large sauce pan, worth 25c
let one counter duster, worth 35c.
83 Washington Street.
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