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northward to Georgia. Its vortex will
Ebb” advance eastward today to the
Lowrance Valley, developing great
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high: onthe long Island and the
.anJ coasts. It will probably be
followed a decided “cold wave,”
denying frosts into Kansas and Missouri
gall thonorthsrn and northwestern edges
.oftliacottonbelt. lnrhisdistricttodsy
warmer weather will probably
,_ g .with rain and fresh to brisk
y‘ and southeasterly to southerly
Mrslowly shifting to southwesterly
igntnnd increasing in force, as the
‘ , curves from the St. Lawrence
“ to the sea. In the Middle States
,cloudy to partly cloudy weather
_ y , nil, with fresh to brisk souther-
i wm followed rain, winds shift-
‘_ “to southwester to-night in the
northern portionand toweirlerlye in the
southern, n, except on t coast,
Wedg cooler conditions, and in
'Iew' partly cloud toclondy,
and f , variable
easterly and southerly,
by rain. On Wednesday in this
action and in New England cloudy
, partlycloudy weather will prob-
' , preceded by rain near
with brisk southerly to west-
M increasing in force of! the
nearly stationary, followed
perature and by clearing in
on Thursday colder,
fair weatherand brisk
and northwesterly
by rain in Northern
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.1. The work of grading Riverside avenue
aptnthe freshetline is nearly completed.
$51!.“in sincere of Concord
W! 8. of 1'. were installed last
We .
i.’._’.,-: - Y ~ w
smut!“ (idling of tho Falrfleld
~Theboat“!.W.Pardee,”withacargo
of Wantcoalflsunloading at
Wilson’wharf.
1‘ Pianos Hook and Ladder company
will hold an adjourned meeting this even-
ip'g. A full attendance is requested.
'Thn "Whatsoevcr circle” of the King’s
wins will maetat the residence of
.BdiaDoane. on lottavenue this
M , .___._..
itlnflnecrflcoflcld and two assistants
atwork yesterday picking up the
Parahsl survey in the vicinity of
“Swamp.
(Finn ' .
,mw cents a foot. William
Shaun. contractor.
{amidswslks are in a dan-
ccnditloo,anditls to be hoped
thatallths when the wsstsldewlll
mm‘lsof anniformgradebsforewin—
mists.
fascism- latter center Nickerson was
“yesterday to relieve Lieutenant
hm who wenttoBridgeport
umof Company F's team toshoot for
tbe'rvdwmsntal badge.
huh thieves entered the residence of
silverware. lie clue to the
.haabssaobtainsd.
”(immanent Pioneer Hook and
I“ andnopensse companies will
hslfih‘tol’crtcksstsrbyhorssscnthe
“of theparadn. Thelayilowsr
' iadfaddsrcsaipaay.oli-zastNor-
leflmndthsirtrnckbyrail.
Wand pnoltablesintheOld
,‘fltokk ladder company house
1h. Mighty overhauled and
stsenplacedontbem.
Acornissomethingprstiyhsrd togst
mate, butstlllitgrowsonyou.
Boiler lodge, No. in, l. 0. 0. R, will
rehearse the first degree this evening.
The Bouth Norwalk firemen will make
sshort parade in this city on Thursday
morning. .
The Royal Edinburgh concert company
will give a concert in lfnslc Ball on the
evening of October 23.
Rev. E. K. Cressey, of New York, of-
ficiated at the First Baptist church Bonn
day morning and evening.
The annual meeting of the Fairileld
East Consocistion is being held to-dsy in
the Olivet church, Bridgeport.
-—Bmall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
— =— st F. Hayes’ market.
A party of eight from Phoenix Engine
company will drive to Portchester on
Thursday to witness the parade.
George E. Scarle- was tried before
5° Justice Knapp this morning for drunk-
enness. He was fined 81 and costs.
It is estimated that there will be over
800 voters made for the November elecv
tion at the borough and of the town.
At the meeting of the First If. E. Stin-
day school teachers last evening, Miss
Emma Banks was elected lady superin-
tendent.
Joseph Mathias is the lucky man
among the eleven gumsers who had
guesses on the sewing machine at Smith
Brothers’ shoe store.
The members of Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company will meet at the truck
house at 7 o'clock on the morning of the
Portchester parade.
The members oi the Ridgefleld club
are making arrangements to build a club
house at Lake Waccabuc, to be ready
for occupancy early next summer.
—Bewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The Prohibitionists held a meeting at
the residence of W. F. Bryant, on New-
town avenue, .last evening, and nominal-
ed W. F. Fillow for Judge of Probate
for this district.
Donqu Fowler Post, 6. A. R., will
celebrate the twelfth anniversary of their
organization tomorrow evening by hold-
ing a bean bake at their hall on the
Washington street bridge.
A wagonette load of borough Demo-
crats, accompanied by the delegates,
John H. Gormley and John O. Sullivan,
drove to hiewtown yesterday, to boom
Sheriff Clarkson for a renomination.
Connor Brothers A Co.,of New Haven,
will sign a contract with the Court of
Burgesses this afternoon, for the macada-
mizing of West avenue. Their agents
are now looking in town for stable room
for thirty bones.
Attorney Winthrop Perry, of Bridge»
port, formerly of Norwalk, has opened
an oillceinthe new addition tothe
James block, on Water street, part of
which isalready occupied by Attorney
James T. Hubbell.
Last evening as R. G. Hillard was
crossing from Cedar street to his resi-
dence, Oliver Jackson, on his bicycle.
ran into Itr. Billsrd's team, breaking
the wheel of his safety. lir. Jackson's
hands were quite badly injured.
~500 pairs of Mim’ Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—at C. H. Harvey’s.
Buckingham Post, 0. A. B., are mak-
ing arrangements to attend the dedica-
tion of a soldiers’ and sailors’ monument
at Greenwich, October 22. Excursion
rates have been made by the New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad to ac-
commodate the post.
The South Norwslk Fire Police will
meet at headquarters Thursday morning
at 7:30 sharp. Every memberisrrqnest-
ed to be present at an adjourned
meeting tomorrow evening to learn the
particulars regarding the Portchestcr
parade. w.
The ofllcsrsandteachers of the First
If. E. Sunday school met last evening
and voted to give the children of the
date. The affair promises to be a big
event for the children and friends of the
Sunday school. __ -..-
The Women’s Christian Temperance
Union will hold their regular meeting at
thekomaof IraOridlth, West Borwalk,
tomorrow afternoon. All wishing to
gocandosobypsying the sum of
twnty-five cents toward the expense of
linearryan. Be at the depot at zo’ciock.
~Fresh porkand sausage, )2 cents a
pound, at F. Bayes’ market.
Members of the Old Well Book It
ladder company assembled at their
house last evening and practiced march-
Mg for the coming Porlchester parade.
ltisunnacesssry restate that they did
admirably. as they always take interest
in whatever they do. The Booth Nor.
walk delegation, which inciwes Putnam
Bess company and the Fire Police, will
surely make an impression on those who
go to Portchsstsr on Thursday.
David E. Disbrow,organist of the Con-
gregational church, in answer to the
manyinquirlsslaregardtothe popular
organ recitah given last moon, says
that haisin correspondence with par-
tissnow,for four entertainments, which
wlnmdndssomsofonrbcstlocaltalsnt.
with Pink Thft, use. W. Bergen
oaddaaghtsr, widlr. (titans, and as
soon as monuments are completed,
mm win he issued and an-
unused
ruminations-absolute
'ms—ltrsnm.
an...
school an autumnal festival at an early Tm“
The [Kite Pearson (insanity Gummy.
Basie Ball was filled last night at the
openlng performance of the Kalle Pear-
son Comedy Company. The play given
was “Uncle Dan'l, A lemonger from
Jarvis Section," in which the company
from the star to the end of the cast.
made a favorable impression. The play
is one in which lilac Pearson appears in
most pleasing character, but. we are in-
formed, not at her best. To-nigiit will
be presented "Qusen’s Evidence," one of
the standard plays of the age.
latte Rooney.
The Katie Rooney Comedy Company
will appear at the Opera House this eve-
ning in "Bubbling Over," Frank Du-
mont's brightest and funniest musical
comedy. Katie Rooney, the star of the
company. has every opportunity to like
play her versatility and there is nothing
she does not bring out. No student or
admirer of aoubrette work could doubt
her ability to hold her own against all
comers. She too bright, genial lady of
electric impulses, gay and merry, loving
her work for itself as well as for its bene-
fits. She is no debu'fanle on the stage.
nor has she esisyed to leap at a bound to
the front of her profession. She was
born and bred on the stage and has
served along apprenticeship on it, hav-
ing begun with John McCullough in
Damon and Pythias at the age of five
years. Since that time she has been the
attraction with Pat Rooney, is fact con'
sidered by most every one who has seen
her (and their name is legion) the star of
his company. Everybody knows and
CONNECTICUT SAENOBBBUN ll.
Brldgeport illngors Refused n Prue—Tho
Arlen Society’s Resignation.
Delegates representing the various Ger-
man singing societies throughout the
state, met in Hartford yesterday to settle
several questions which had arisen in
the order. The meeting was called to
decide whether the Concordia society of
Bridgeport had fairly won the first prize
in the second class at the recent saenger-
feet in Hartford and to act upon the
resignation of the Arlen society of New
Haven. The session was a long one and
although the Bridgeport delegates pro.
tested that the Concordia society had
won the prize fairly, the council found
that there were two singers in their
ranks who were ineligible and the prize
was withheld from them and will be
held by the Connecticut Saeugerbund
until contested for at the next stronger-
fesi, which will be held under the sus—
pices of the Gel-mania society at Bridge.-
port in 1892. The resignation of the
Arion society of New Haven was taken
up, but the council did not accept it and
it will lay over until the next meeting to
he held at Bridgeport.
Ilsa Wood‘s Innaral.
The funeral of Iiiss Eliza Wood, who
died at her home in Winnipauk of ty-
phoid fever, yesterday morning, will be
held from St. Paul’s church tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. There will be
no services at the house on account of
the dangerous illness of Mrs. Wood and
another daughter. The deceased was a
member of (‘awasa Division, No. 38, S.
of T. The casket will henpened at the
church for the benefit of friends who
desire toview the remains. The inter-
ment will be at Riverside cemetery.
Trains Blockadnd at Bridgeport.
Two corn attached to the Harlem River
freight, going west, jumped the tracks
at the crossover switch of the Consoli-
dated and Honestonic roads in Bridge-
port, just before noon yesterday, block-
ing the tracks for several hours. Both
cars were badly wrecked. The wreck-
ing train was sent over from New Haven
in clear the road. Fortunately no one
was injured.
fifSiHi‘aTififlé‘aT-ifirfii.
The Rev. Father James ii. Campbell.
for twenty-one years the parish priest of
St. Bridge“ and 8t. Jnmos‘ parish in
Manchester and South Manchester died
at his brother's home, in Providence, at
4 o'clock yesterday, 53 years of age. He
had had charge of several parishes in the
state. He left Manchester a week ago
to visit his brother in Providence, and
was taken sick last Thursday.
Attend-line n! the ”unitary Fair
A. E. Crozier furnishes 'l‘iia Smitten
these figures, showing the daily attend-
ance at the Danbury fair:
m
5 as
mass
loan
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Benevolent, but near-sighted employv
ar—Pntrick, what's that under your coat?
Pat (who is working the growierl-l’m
sorry to say it’s a can, sir. Employer-
Great heavens. Patrick! Stop work and
go straight to the hospital.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Bill bills of Ilillillil,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Ins-walk, Conn.
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In a Select Repertoire of
“UNCLE DAN’L, OR THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS
SECTION,” “DIVORCE," “THE MIDNIGHT ALARM,"
"QUEEN’S EVIDENCE,"
WIFE,” “THE oc'roaoos,” &c., &c., are.
—~—.-—‘>-» ~ ———-
ADMISSION a
15, 25 and 35 _CENTS.
Brand Famllv Mamie Saturday lflilnnli
MATINEE ADMISSION, 10 and 20 CENTS.
Monday Evening—“UNCLE DAN’L.”
Reserved Seals now on sale at USilllll places.
7 W.
ONE WEEK
AND SATURDAY MATINEE,‘
Monday Evening, Oct.13
SPECIAL ENGAGBHENT OIF' 'I'Illl FAVORITE
KATIE PEARSUN llllMEflY CH,
Popular Plays, including
“THE PLANTER’S
no
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday, 0m. lltl.
Ono Night Only.
Special engagement of the magnetic
Katie Rooney,
is the funniest comedy ever written. entitled
‘Bubbling Over.’ .
Written for the sole purpose of creatl laughter,
and the management guarantees are ion in lhrre
acts or money refunded. Do not miss seeing Kalle
imitate her father.
Five great comedians. dve clever and [pretty sou
brelta. marvelous singers. bewildering dances. ludi-
aona situations, beautiful costumes, startling
tableaux.
Prices 1'). 50 and 7.1 cents. Beats on sale at Hale‘s
and Plalsled's.
" i‘anrnn.
advertisements under this head. not canceling 5
lines. 1 time 25c..1ltlmes Eric , l week 8i fl).
$510!le 1'0 evacuees Till ham-00K
Fire lxtlngnlahcrs and Bire Grenades. Delay
in dangerous and costly lo property and lives.
Douglas ‘ Co, sole is for Conn. nafe sales-
roolii. dill Chemist... A reliable
energeth: agent wanted all lw
1’08 SALE.
ham“ a...“ {is his. sailings-.mmi
lines, 1 time at. 8 times we. 1 week [Lin
ew llaven, Cl.
top bit-inset» and two seated square box
wagon. will be-oldc cap. Alberttitcnv, .iillarbor
avenue. Nor-ilk. oi 2w
DHIHIBTRATOB‘S SAL! — A DWELLING
Wand about ii aerosol land.on It Rock
road. in south it being the lately
occo led by Benjamin . lined. demand inquire
of 3mm B. lined. Admlnlstrator rm if
TWO choice building into. so and 60 feet from. on
West avenue. Apply to w. C. unit}. or
i I. don. r12 i
no new. J
Advertisementsnndathlsbesd. mamdingd
llmlumeusum-mlwsekslm.
ill WOODW sill) flotilfl'lalL-li nouns,
fist and cold water. bath room. healer. dc ,
with stabling for Ive horns, cow stables. chicken
houses to; rent I!) per month. inquire of C.
Dwanz. at old Well cw Company. old if
i'f'lli PART 07 HOUSE—1W! Oil Bil
rooms—21 Lowe street, llouih l'iorwalau Av
ply to A bicker-ran. o . It
Al'bldlfll’l' mar BOON. BUITABLI ma
diesel-aka. Bedroom sad board if desired.
Call aim hp at. or address In. shes-cod. lie. ll .,
lets all I
hall street, lion!!! ticrwslk.
it! BOUiil A'l‘ lb'f'li arcs. ONI A’l‘
lint (liore.ssdooeon Teller street. From
mu . A yto Joan Il.iiuspp 7! West It
33...... Emil: ' osir '
W0 BOUBIBJIX anoas Malian, PART
of two was each. all on Woodward
avenneand la pond orda. Inquire of I. A. Wood
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OILC.
( ' BO. [1. BROHFIBLD B CO. Whole—ls and ro~
.1 tall Burning and lichlnery Oils. Into China
A
my, s misilin in [lard ware. agents forWadeorth‘s
Pore rind, waits head Paints, Pony, Glass. ac.
to. it) Water street,8ouih Nor-elk olo-tw
STORAGE.
IPlLB accommodations for Furniture. lev-
thilndise. the. Terms spans llcatlon Trunks
254: a swath. Goods insure Bria
balldlt g. No. to Water street, (Sienmhcat Doc )
ole GIO. B. BltOIl'llnD A .
Miss NELUE M. DISBROW,
Bur Ivsicrrnna pupil of Ir. Waller J Ball. will
glvsflsmfsrto lessonsat her home,“ house of
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For reference. address Waller J. Hall, N1 West
57th stunt. new York City.
For terms. address
not WIN! AVINUB.
old-2w SOUTH NOBWALK. CT.
gem nonwau names inn
5! Washington Street.
Open Dailyfronilitollmmqandf‘rom l tarp.-
aad on lialurday evenings from d to 8.
“Interest allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SOLIANS Pro. ‘
some n. l’llililii Viacom;
eat". some a. share see. no Trees
3le NWT.
(coroner's Pom.)
soml‘ll NORWALIC. -
ovlng done
CT.
“on... “sow"..‘iin.
suome‘m‘ms roe PARTIES or
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oh] if PROPRIKTOK
Assessors’ Notion.
w I. the undersigned, hrrebyhfii: notice to all
persons and cor lions l to pay taxes
in the town of Norwal . that they are required by
law to deliver to the assessors or either of them. on
or before the in day of lovember. lull. swrltien
or prinwd list. dated, slgncd and sworn tn.of all the
property med by them on the lit day of October,
ism. llabe in taxation. orb-wise it shall he the
ing to their best judgment and snowledge, can add
ing Ten per cent. therein, which they by las are
«impelled to do, and from which lists so made there
la no appeal.
It. B.«l.lrts ins boretnruvd tolho Massacre. at
the Beirlcinien's mice Bank Building. Norwalk,
and at its (:onncll ilrrom. ilavlland street. floath
lorwalll. iii-sand including October tun. late to
and lllrllltdib save-her lst. law. said oillcc- to be
from i to Ito'croca'am" and from 2 to fr
orlock 1pm . sndon llatnrdsys from? mso’clock
inihcessaln Usucanaisobsrainrnedntlhs
am Filth,
vna .
isiiss ll'l'ciflhh.
Heston.
M Vin—That the owner or owners of Iona
R and buildings fronting on franklln sires,
from Wilshir street to infamy of Ira Seymour.
oaths allot . and from mhinglon street to
lsillsonstrsst on the West side, in this city. brand
iary are hereby ordered, at thrl .
whereit has not already been .
guinea, yore lhegnllas. sad to lay concrete ren-
n confuses-odour". or flag sidewalk- in
The
sidewalls”??? evtwlde,sndb.:,h;’e‘aib‘;dag
alter to so pcvadsspresm n
genes rililllsd. "an Ordlamse relative to hide»
wal ," opossum! April lid. liflf. Be it further
linoleum-Months failure of the owner or
owners of and buildings. Mallog on said
Mkllslmnehlo oonpivts the work ordered in
ihcfoieloiag modutwn, in final of their ins ea
live more. in themsnuar as therein duvet . on
a before said fork day of
chair-as of the
bomber .
I ermmmm’l-mmcaymu-sn
filial-Ito notify the
has iswstrsst,‘ the
Titans: andf lsa unempyoflisso.
m
am; End of MI. «‘3.
sum noui‘sn s. on
Miiiillflll,3ll.Wa|k SE. SE,
—--LooK AND see—+-
What 19c will buy on Saturday, Monday, Tuesda and Wednesday, the llih, 13th, 14th and
15ih days of October, and on those days onlv. ow don’t wait and come in a day or two
later and ask to see such and such goods. w ich you are advertising at 19c. We shall be sor-
ry to refuse any, but the prices hold only during the days of this sale.
—
AT THE
Boston Store
We Guarantee this to be the Greatest Bona Fide Mark-
Down Sale ever held in this Town.
COME ONE----COME ALL.
Dress Goods.
Bargains such as we shall offer in this department during this sale were never before
heard of. Tie Simply an extraordinary opportunity which every lady should take advantage of.
FOR
I 9c 1 yd Cashmere, 36 in. wide in all the popular shades and black.
2 yds Cashmere, in blue, green, cardinal or garnet.
| c 1 yd fancy stripe or plaid worsted goods, 36 in. wide.
9 1 yd all wool Flannel, 36 in. wide. This is a bargain; worth 29c yd.
Domestics.
c buys l yd Turkey Red Table Linen, worth 25c. 4 yds dark colored Dress Print,
worth 270. l yd Red Funnel, worth 27%. '2; yds ex. heavy Domet Flannel, worth
120 yd. 39 yds linen Dish Toweling, worth Sc yd. 3 yds good Glass Toweling,
worth 9c. 3;, yds Fancy Dark Plaid Dress Gingham, worth 8c yard.
apron Gingham, worth 80 yd. 3 yds Curtain Scrims, worth 100 yd.
muslin, (Sc yd. 3 yds splendid bleached muslin, 8c yd. 5 wash rags, worth 50 ea. 2 Huck
Towels, worth 12lc ca. 3 yds good quality unbleached cotton flannel, worth 90 yd. 2 yds
bleached cotton flannel, worth l2ic yd.
4 pairs Gents' fancy mixed half hose; a genu.
C will buy 2 [us Genls' bro. mixed seamless half hose. worth 15c pr.
ice bargain. 2pre. Gents‘ bro. seamless half hose. silk clocking. 1 or Gents‘ fancy stripe, full regular made
O
OUTH
N ORWALK
3 yds. best
4 yds good unbleached
half hose. regular price of these goods is 29c pr. 2 pairs Ladiea’ fast black Bose, snld elsewhere at 15c pr. 1 pair
Ladies’ fnll regular made black hose. guaranteed stainless. These are regular 25c hose. Three pairs Ladiee' black
or fancy striped hose, Imlies’ fast black, fancy stripe or mixed hose. These are extragood value.
fancy stripe nose. Only 5 pairs to a customer.
he! Raven black ribbed here. Regular 25c goods.
5 pairs Ladien'
2 pairs of children's fast black or grey mixed hose. 1 pair Missea’
Only a few srzea left.
Gents’ Furnishings.
Will buy 1 Gents’ four.in.liand or teck scarfs, in all the latest designs. Remember this price lats only during
this sale. the will buy 3 Gents' linen Collars or 2 pre Gems’ Coda. Thin price some as above, lasts only dur-
ing this sale. 19c will buy 1 plain Collar or fancy plaid Boys’ Windsor Tie.
Notion Department.
During this sale we will offer the public Notions at prices which defy competition. Please notice what you can buy for 19c.
2 dos. cards black or colored darning cation. 2 doz. spools or quills of emb. Sink, all colors. 5 akeins, all colors
0 wash emb. silk. 2 prs No. l, or 1 pr No. 2 pure gum Dress Shield. One pr No. 1 Cnnfleld Dress Shield.
2 large sire Petroleum Jelly, either scented or unscented. 4 doz. leather covered Hair Crimpcrs. 1 wire hair
brush, hand painted back. 2 choice (iermaotoa‘n wool or Saxony yarn. 5 spools best quality Iachlne Cot-
ton. 5 di 2 pat. Hooks and Em, in black or white, Nos, 3 or 4. 3 spools 100 yd sewtn silk or 10 spools but-
ton hole twist in all colors. 20 spools in button hols twist in black only. 1 pair had Warren hove supportr
era. with belt. 1 dozen elastic corset lacs-rs. 'I0 papers English Pins. 5 gents’ colored bordered handkerchiefs, or five ladies'
plain a hits or colored borders. 1 large bottle Florida water. 1 cake Cashmere Bouquet Soap, only one cake to a customer.
4 bottles Gilbert's Triple Cologne.
Kitchen Department.
l9c for 2 whisk brooms, worth 15c each.
c for 1 double breasted wash board,30
for 1 Elegant celluloid handled whisk
for 8 Jelly Glasses. worth 35c.
0 One 50 foot Clothes Line,wortli 250
llargc turkey feather duster,worili 29
c l Ostrich Feather Duster, worth 29
1 Cedar water pail, worth 24.
c 10 Crystal Sauce Dishes, worth 40c.
2 Bottles best Blueing, worth 250.
c 4 cakes Rising Sun Stow. Polish,
9 worth 8 cents a cake.
I 90 1 large dinner pail, worth 29c.
1 large rciinncd dish pan.
I c l palm lunch basket, worth 29c,
91 mammoth dripping pan, worth 290.
I c for l Bosom Board, worth 25c.
for 1 Work Basket. worth 27c.
I c l elegant majolica pitcher, worth 39
9a» 1 night lamp, worth 30c.
I o for l mop, worth 25c.
9hr l parlor broom, worth 25c.
I c for one tub, worth 25c.
lor one counter duster, worth 35c.
'9c broom worth 350
for One 5 pint lea pot,worth 29c.
'90 for One 5 pint coffee pot, worth 30c.
for one cool hod, worth 350.
I go for 1 dozen wine gobleta, worth 350.
for i dozen tumblers. worth 300.
'90 for 5 gobleis. worth 350.
for 1 Crystal Pitcher, worth 300.
'90 for l spibc box, worth 25c.
for l stove brush, worth 290.
I c fonl shoe polishcr, worth 350.
9for l barber’s whisk broom, worth 300.
I c for l bracket, worth 25c.
' 9for 1 Crystal table scl,4 pieces,wortli 39 .
lgc for 1 large sauce pan, worth 25c
for 2 large milk ans, worth 150 each.
| c One 8 quart mil pail,worlh 25ceacli.
95 China individual butter plateaworthflb
And last, but not least, don’t fail to call and
examine the tea sets we are oilering during
this sale for $3.49.
sum liillllilill lllli'l‘illi sioii,
"hall“! l'llllllli‘rmo...
so Willi-It.- emu.
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