Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 15, 1890 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

l

 
 

mum

3s maths cue s aerate
won't-islanders“.

 
 

P00101333. 1890
It. Walking,

1 2 3 4
8 91011
15161718
22 23 24 25

 

 

 

ll
, 13

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

severe storm central yesterda
near Lake Superior has exte .
vinflnenceflfi the ilpwer 8t. léaw-
aliey;a was owing at as
last «wing. The depression will
move into the St. Lawrence
,with hrlahto high windaofi the
_ iBngland ‘ooasta today. A “cold
Wu felt asfar south selfissourl,
by frosts in that state and Col-
to In this l‘r’lisdtr'rct to-fiay cooller aubd

,partl c uyweaterwil ro
will, with fresh to brisk ngrth-
southwesterly winds. 1n the
cooler, fair weather will
fresh westerly and south-
winds, followed by cloudiness
the lakes; and in New England
dondy to fair, cooler weather in
,preceded by rain on the
with briskto fresh southerly to
y winds. On Thursday in this
, , and in New England partly
‘ ., “R's" (“3:32;me “'
ig t temperature
, frmh, variable winds, most south-
' , and on Friday partly cloudy, slight
warmer weather and southerly winds,
allowed by rain in the western parts of

section

as:

i

ll

y .

1e
ti?

5

sip;
ll

.3,

1m Almanacs-r I'D-E".
”rises ' Sunsets High tide Lowtide
M _ 5.10 12.00 5.54

"flops Hon company received their
newregulation cape yesterday.

[lawyer Joseph Taylor has purchased a
new "Safety," which will arrive in a few

15'
”the Bone of Veterans will have a field
day in Birmingham on Wednesday,
October 28.

a»:

jig-Homorendered lard, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.

1- (tr-t’s Home restaurant, at No. 73

Wmhington street, will be opened at
rain-tomorrow. .

we Patric and Christine Christensen
of flat Norwalk, will he married at the
home of the bride this evening.

" The commissioners on the adjourned
Wallatreet widening case will meet to
narrow and dnhh up the matter, if pos-
sihls.”

m-Oatbingbil cents a foot. William
Bholdon, contractor.

The Ladies’Aid Society of the East
Av-ne I.E.chnrch will meet at the
“dance of Ira. Frank Seymour this
122‘} wee-twins o1 Comp-n: F.
hdd .last evening, John Iatson was
nominated for sergeant and Leonard
Pollard for corporal.

Mpairsof lbea’ Rubbers-to he
watlficentsapair-at C. B. Harvey’s.

The hasine- meeting of the Y. w. c.
T. Onion, which was postponed last eve»
flag on account of the storm, will be
see this evening.

The South Norwaik schools will be
dread on Friday toailow the teachers
to attend the meeting of the State
Tmchers’ Association at New Haven.

. ~00 toil. fl. Ferris for Csnnei Goal.
1 finial wife and a cheerful grate fire
”has home pleasant.

W carrierGlendenniug, of the bor-
“malice, csatofl hissuitof gray
m, donned his hunting costume, and
b ensuring through Stevens’ woods alter
II..- -MM..-

""lhshmuhaketobegiven by Donqu
I” Post. 0. '1. It, this evening,
finish-tabs one of the most success»
Kuwait's in the history of the organi-
mites.

i'E-Qohn B. Dskiu, piano tuner, will be
hthlscity to-day and tomorrow. Ali
prions wishing tohave him put their
#0 border will please leave word

 

w .Fs Dr B. m.-
The Katie Rooney Comedy
, appeared in the Inirthvprovok-

' M, "Bubbling Over," at the

fines last events . The actors

w”. allAl, and gave a retoolsss per-
taps-es.

“-“Aidsrrasa' Sloan and George Gilbert,

. _ qmt-nen, are in the woods

. If Ir. Sloan should meet a
he would possibly try and
”Whiteboards avatar for the
thumbs. John. 33 lain street,

lsrwait,wllidispiay aneiegant assort—
“dbl-med

'Ihlldlmflrnndagerse
aranot fonndiuthe
,., ' Ihsyhadhopedtofindthem.
a,» www.mmr
" 1 mmsaptnraaomeof
Ileana diflcaltyiu catching
IMthayarsveryllveiyihis

Fuller lodge, No. fl, 1. O. 0. R, will
confer the first degree tonight.

The Republican County convention
will he held in Bridgeport on the Slat of
October.

a new trouser-m is being built ..
Mrs. John E. Smith’s house on stiland
m

The annual parade and inspection of
the Bridgeport Fire Department is being
held today. 0",

A large brick barnnf‘or Nickersou &
Belts is bring eiecwd in the rear of their
Iain street store.

-Fresh pork and “usage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.

John Ifyers has withdrawn from the
firm of J. B. Hoyt & 00., of Water
street, borough.

Tomorrow is the last day in which
applications to be made electors can he
handed to the registrars.

C, S. Trowbridge rfio build an ex-
tension on the second floor of his factory,
the dimensions to be 10116 feet.

 

The front of the City Hotel is being
painted white which greatly improves
the appearance of the building.

 

Councilman‘elect B—oghrt bought yes-
terday of E) A. Woodward, a choice lot
on the crest. of Quintard avenue.

Ex-Depuiy Sheriff Wallace Dunn is
prominently spoken of for the Republican
nomination for Sheriff of Fairfield
county.

The Junior Prohibition club held an
interesting meeting at Dibble’s hall, last
evening. Three new members joined
the society.

The chapter meeting of St. Paul's Sun-
day school, which was postponed last
evening, will be held tonight at the
same time and place.

 

session at the Council Chamber to-day.
The City Aseemors will also be in session
at the same place on Monday.

—-E. P. H. Cspron is at Shelton to-day
on a water-wheel and feed-mill trade.
“Cap." is bound to get there.

 

John E. Smith, the florist, will deco-
rate the Old Well truck for the Port-
cheater parade. It is unnecemry to
state that it will be artistically done.

Frank H. Taylor has purchased the
pretty residence of Albert Iiinton on
Elmwood avenue and will shortly make
some important improvements about the
place.

Michael Foley was before Judge Knapp
this morning, charged with drunken-
nms. He was lined 83 and costs, but as
he had no money with which to pay his
line he was taken to Bridgeport jail.

Catholic Union Council, No. til,
third degree Sunday afternoon. A large
delegation of Knights from Stamford
and Bridgeport are expected‘to be pres—

out.

The Democrats who gathered at New-
town, Monday night, to attend the
county convention yesterday, were ad-
dressed by Lawyer John J. Walsh, of
Norwalk, from the piazza of the Grand
Central hotel.

Old Well Hook and Ladder company’s
truck will be put aboard a car this even-
ing at 8 o'clock. Putnam Hose com-
pany's apparatus was to have been driven
to Portchester, but it has been decided
to transfer it by rail.

—8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.

 

A pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of lies E. Harris at her home on
Pleasant avenue, East Norwalk, on
Monday evening. About thirty of her
friends were present. Supper was
served and at ll o'clock the company
dispersed, all being delighted with their
evening’s entertainment.

The article in yesterday‘s 8236'“an
relative to the finding of the skeleton in
East Norwalk on Monday caused much
interest, and there is considerable specu.
laiiou as to how the body got there.
The soundness of the bones indicates, in
the opinion of many, that the body had
not been buried many years.

Franklin L. Webb, a blacksmith em-
ployed at the Norwalk mills, who was
taken sick with typhoid fever at his
boarding place in Winnipank a short
time ago, and was moved to this city,
died at the residence of his sister, yester-
day, aged 88 years. The remains will be
taken to Stamford for interment.

--9mall fresh—liable, 12 cents a pound,
at l". Bayes’ market.

Tomorrow morning Hope Hose corn
W]. headed by the Americus Drum
Corps, will escortPioneer Hook and Lsd~
der company to this city, where they
will board the special train to Pouchest-
er. The Pioneers will he joined at Blarn-
ford by the Standard Cornet Baud,
which will furnish music for them at
the parade.

afternoon to consult with those who
desire to attend dancing school this
season. The professor is very auxous
to form a class of children for the after-
noon. The first lesson for misses and
masters will be given Wednesday after-
noon. Oct. 12. The adult claw will meet
in the waning.

F. I. Knapp has furnished all the new
capsaudbeite for Old Well [look and
laddart‘lo.; new heirs, elnhs, hadgssaod
capsfer the Fire i’ottes; new cape and
belts for Putnam Hose company; now
caps for Haydower Book and Ladder
company; now capaand badges for Hope

BeekaadLaddsreourpa-y,sllotwhieh
willhswosaln the Portehssler parade

 

"m.

Knights of Columbus, will confer the,

Harm.aadasweapsfsrhonssr m"

' M t

, "no Ildnllhl Allin."
T's-night theKstls Pearson company
will produce their special hill, the great
realistic comedy-drama entitled “The
Midnight Alarm,” by James W. Harkins.
Jr. This intense melodrama, with its
unorthodox methods and story, is rapid-
ly building up asolid reputation that
sngurs well for its coming season, cum
menciog Nov. iorh, in New York city.
From thence all the principal cities will
be visited, terminating with a tour of
the Pacific Slope. Tire comedy element
of this play is ditllcuit to describe, events
producing laughs following each other
in such rapidity as to defy systyrnalic
analysis. The situations, though startling
and sensational in the extreme, are the
legitimate outgrowth of the peculiar
conditions of the play. Among the sen-
sations are promised the East River wharf
scene; the living statue clock; interior of
the Bayes truck house, New York city;
the midnight alarm; the ilight of the
Bayes truck; etc.. etc.

flundhllls lot Wanted.

The City of New Karen has an ordi-
trance in force which keeps the streets
clear from the flying handbills, which
often are a nuisance in this place. It
reads as follows:

"No person shall distribute, throw,
drop or cause to be distributed or drop-
ped in any of the streets or public
squares of said city, any posters, hund-
briis, advertising cards, or other sub
stance need for the purpose of advertis-
ing. Every person violating this pro.
vision shalipaya penalty of not more
than tWentyriive dollars for every such
offense."

In New Haven an ordinance is nlso in
force that prohihiu the defacing of side-
walks for advertising purposes. Such a
law Would prove a good thing In this
city.

Wisdom of the Wits.
“She's very affected."
"I wouldn’t think so from her innocent
ways. lonce actually saw llt‘r blush."
“Well that's put on, too,”

A burglar was caught trying to enter
a house in Minneapolis a few mornings
ago by a young man who was inside
with his best girl. It is unnecessary to
explain the moral of this occurrence.

"And so Jimpson read his poem luyou
yesterday. How did you endure it ?"

“I Just fixed my glass eye on him, and
went to sleep with the other."

A bereaved husband in North Carolina
put the touching inscription on his de-
parted wife's ionrh-tnne,“£s little while.”
In a “little whrlc"—-three weeks—he
married again.

It Pays to nthenirlc'.—Cumsn-You
can't convince me that it doesn’t pay to
advertise. Banks—Why not? Crimso—
] advertised for a Watchman for my
store when the position became vacant,
and I was robbed the very night after
the advertisement appeared.

Guest (at big hoteII—Wliero is the
waiter I had this morning? Head waibr
—-—He’s busy. enh. Guest (who hnd given
the morning waiter a hit: fee and doesn't
want to rep-pat the operatmn‘~(.‘nn't you
send him herel No-n, sub. Fact is. ssh,
some mis'ble fool gub him such a big fee
this mawnin‘ that he's gone on a big
drunk. sub.

First actress—ll you looked like me,
what would you do? Second actress—I’d
wear a mask.

Mr. Ebony—What do you charge for
these apples, Mr. Smith? Mr. Smith——
We don’t charge them at all, my friend;
we do a strictly cash business.

Theatrical Noun—Little Johnny—l
say, pe, what does a "star" mean 'r Pa
(who is an actor and has sturred)—It is
an abbreviation of “starvation," my son.

She—Isn't it terrible that ice should b»-
so dear in the summer and can! so dear
in the winter? Chappie—Yaas. Now.
if we could only hare winiuli in the
sumth time and summnh in the inn-
lnh everything would “131119: right, lmlr
Jove!

First wife—And soyuu haw been mar-
ried 20years ! Really, you mu.t excuw
me for asking, but due. your husband
still kiss you every day? Second wife
(proudly)-—Yes, always. My Tom is om-
of the most convert-mums man I t‘Vt'f
knew.

Postmaster Kinney confiscatul the m-
tlre Saturday mall uliliun of the lion-
ford Evening Post, because it contained
an advertisement of the Louisiana lot
tery. The advertisement was not pub-
lished in Monday’s edition.

 

TAYLOR .9: comes,“

Ital islala and Insurance,
WASHINGTON STREET
South lorvvalk. Conn.

snail '

11.111. Home Rotaurant. '

REGULAR DINNER 250.

Ill" AT ALL nouns 07 Till DAY AND
IVININU.

Filaments” Pies for sale, or. 2w

Resolutions of Its-peer.

leer l‘oawata, (It. Oct. 15th, taro,
At a regular meeting held by the Ifarmwsa
loos rso Lama are trees (20.. no. i. of last
”walk,“ on thrill inet..llw. Med Ihaia
of three nit-hers [reappointed redraw
aseetofrssolatloasnpoathedeuhofoardrcsss
fellow aruhw, and of which the committee ssh.

lites follows:
Varanasi, Th late Yuan Rosecrans, lag . a
manhunt rhea-user,“ been removed tru-

oarmidstbydsath ltis,

.rssto’ym- leathwehave lostavaia—
“submitter-alarmist”

sad
esufleeasmsnasrhatlwoaoarsslss-ssdadmira—
insulted. 'l'hstihssyra or threes-pas he
flow-z..-

eeaveyrasethsmiiy tardscsesedfs
has. them. in this Muruftheir bereave—
osssslatiuasof Ill-wander“

“for.
ailihiamwsll. of loss I}
More” there rssotat .ll
ably writtmmd "the mattinsef this
be "fire the “that thsiats

 

Wm<

 

usicllall,80.

“QUEEN’S EVIDENCE,”
WIFE," “THE OCTOROUN," Sic, &_c.,,,&c.

<>~

To-Night

‘MIIINIIIIIT IIIBM’

7%“

Reserved Seats now on sale at usual places.

Mall

SPECIAL ENGAGEHBN'I' tll’ 'I‘IIB I’AVIDIII'I'I

KATIE PEARSIN MIDI III,

In a Select Repertoire oi

“UNCLE DAN'L, OR THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS
SECTION,” “DIVORCE,” “THE MIDNIGHT ALARM,"

Popular Plays, including

“THE PLANTER’S

ADMISSION =

15, 25 and 35 ‘CENTS.

«p—d"

Grand Famllv 11111111 Saturday Afternoon

MATINEE ADMISSION, 10 and ‘30 (TENTS,

 

Monday Evening~“UNCLE DAN’L.”

04

 

wines; -.

Advertisements under this head. not crowding 5
lines itime 2.5: .3 times not . 1 week Si ll).
APABLS list'iilNisT. Foil La’i 83 OR

drill at fartnry at Hiram, Conn , Riverside
depot). near Stamford. or address Brooklyn Rail.
'a) supply Co" has 75, Mumford. Ct. oil; at

heft)!!!“ T0 l'l'ilL‘il All! ran BABtrocli
(J Fire lixttngulsbers and Fire Grenades. [Way
In dar'gernns and costly to pimerty and lures.
Douglas a to. solo ts for Conn. Bsfe sales-
romu. 691 Chanel rt . :iiw Haven, Cr. A reliable
energetic agent wanted 'fi 1w

”'i‘tiit'fsang.

 

 

 

 

. Advertisements under ihls head: not executing 5
Ham. 1 Lime 25c. 3 times not. i was aim.

 

 

 

NB HORSE—SUIT ANY PURPOSE; AIM)
0 top bn-incse wagon and two Rated s can: has
vngon, will be mid chi up. Albert More. .6 Harbor
avenue, Norwalk. 04 its

 

)HlNlS’l‘flA'I‘Illi'd SALE - A DWELLING
1‘ House and about ll acres of hind. on 81 Neck
road. In south Norwalk heme the humour lately
occupied by Mluniu lterd. demand. Income
of \Millam B Her-d. Administrator f2!) tf

’ ‘Wil choice building lots, 30 and on for: from. on
[ West awnue Apply to W,1’I.§\MMI5, yr
i. ll. ilUY'l‘ ”2 t!

V Advertisements rindta this head, not executing 5
lines, I lime Etc, 3 (line! hilt, I work fill!)

 

 

OWBR l-‘Ltlillt OF HIS i100] i, ON r‘l’lithi

.4 Illfl‘el, smith Norwaur. Appi to William W.
inter, at Crolut A Knapp's No i actory 015 if

' ‘liB WOODW till) llOll‘iTBAD—ll Roultzl.

I [lit and cold water, bath room. heater. is ,

with staining for on horses. cnw stables, colrken

houses to ; rent 0‘!) pr r month. inquire of C.
llaam, at old Well Cigar Company. on it

Hit litllfrlit AT ILY'S NITK. ONE A'l‘
() Elmiirore.rnd one on Tones sm'cl From
t“; m up Appiyto Jesnll. Knapp, :2 Wm st,
:6 unit sictwalk. an 11

W0 iiovsaseix it ‘0!» lACllJti, l'AilT

of two honscn til oath All on Woodward

avenue and In good order. Inquire of I. A. Wood-
ward.

PLIABANT [loll lN A CONVINIKNT

locality Is oflered to persons who would like to

visit Wanningiou some tin-re dull the winter or

s ring. limrrnaudimrd at): a y. In J K

rimnr,ttlltllri..hi W.. ashingtml. ll 1' mm!

LOST.

 

Advertisements under tins bud nlrii‘xrmituy S.
“no, 1 time use, a rinses tom .ml. two.

. - , , ._. . ‘21 ' ,.,
trim-tit Banana bitten“. "mun

A Norwslit mi south sum-1r. nuin will

please leave at Malina-i other. old 3'.

 

M timer andflwnegrsv. r}

arms tor or Lae‘f' "Airs neither)
1 Cidennd Fins Vim. Address.
all lw [lot It. Five IN.- lttvrr. (71mm
‘ " 011nm.
‘ ‘0. ll. ssourraw I l"). Wholesale and in
1 tall [lamina and luhum-y this. hum than-I
isry.e claims in Hardware. agents (mind -vmritt‘s
l'ure taunts, White had. Palms, l‘uny. (lines. 5:.
tin. ts Water sir-wt, bomb Hawaii. or“.
”TOR‘GH.

IPLI accommodations for 'nrnlmrv. Hm

’ rhanolsc. dc. Tomes‘pougipikatltm Trunks

Umamoulh. llvmisinsarr . mind me ilriea
homing, No is Warn 1» reel intramural Ducts.)
oin tilt) ii. Bitlllrilol) A Cu.

A. ” s". “Foam es,

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

ms Watch Issairing a specialty.
1’ Death finial... - loath lorwaih.

GBUIlGE ll. liAYllilNli,

F urniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 thin th, Nonvslk

Also Punishing Under-falter.

. 3 street. 1'
he" “nanny sis-peers

 

 

Manes
“LYN.

I""‘i'mJlilI PIIIIIIIIB“'8s...

 

 

I list-iv.

MISS NELLIE M. DISBROW,
For five tor-ea pupil of Mr. Wei or J flali.will
givel'ianofurtc essons at her home, or house of

1
p“ ulyrrtlcrrnce. addrear Wal'er J. flail, 30! West
5711i sire—t. new York City.

For terms, address
HM WENT AVINIIE,
SOUl‘ll NORWAI K. 01‘.

Notice.

’ ll! BOARD OF liEGls‘TRi’l‘lOS l’nlt THE
Second Voting District of Norsnlk, will he in
sesslnnlat Police Headquarters, South Norwail.
tlctober Ell, isvo lrumila. m to 5 p in, to reserve
applications to he made voters.
WI hi RAYMOND, l_ itcvlstrars for the Second
file's. N. till'l'll, i
o l l.

0102:

District of Norwallr.

THE NEW”

FURNITURE STORE

802 and 206 \Vashtngton SI.

South Norwuzk, Ear! End of Bridge.
THEHDOHH CDLEMJN, — Proprietor
l'irtnre Frames, looking illness, ctr. Prime
will em! you SUBS! i130 l]

Rot'rrr NUKWALK sat'rEDtifiwrmnu
l

 

at \L uhingmn Slfa'l.
trpvr Dailyr'rum'Hnl'la.ln.,:m1!fmrn l m?
m: m- Saturdn) on ninr . from f' to 4.
:"Wusm: allowed :1 lls‘pmdl.‘

ALDBN SULUANn. 1 rr ..
JOHN Il. I’lfiltlrlh, Vice Press,
10:15:! REAP? Reraun‘huu

(5i; 4 .1 .1 1.: i 11151611;
UNDERTAKER.

82 North liriu aim-3, South Nurwnllt

,.rn

 

 

upn at mi hnuri The row i'i‘l u! an Rmiyslmr
and Punvmi Ilmwmserumi, my! lr

II. N PIIN'I'.

((ifllflOliY'd mm.)
5017'"! NORWALK, -

 

coats.
HOUSE NOW OPEN.

SHORE DINNERS FOR PARTIES OF
ANY SIZE.

J. E. POWER

sfl if l’liill’KIETOli.

 

Assessors’ Notice.

‘v H. the underrianal. bushy lvv notice to all

persons and corriratums Ila Is to pay tales
in mum": 01 News tho they are united by
luv to dt'lIVrf to the assessor- or tithes of thsll. on
"elicit?" the let day of itnvmhev. two, a written
or printed Ilsv. den-«i. signed II d swors tum! amin—

' prnrmty owned by them on lhe lsi day of “emu",

H9), lube in laxalimi.nthcrwloe It shall be "it
July of the Assess -v- to make out mh Iw stand.
It 1 to their hm judgment and snowlevlge, em add
In.‘ Ten WWinl. therein. which they by iar are
mmvt’lled to do. a: ll hum wimh llm so made time
is [in appval
N ll. ~ Lists may be returned tnihs A-v-mvr. at
tho Selector-rah Uiilrr flank li-rlldlnr. Mount,
and at the Penn" limos. liarilaml ntmt. south
horwallt from and Imlndlngllrwhar this. my to
arm melanin sore-her let, mo. rant oflire in br-
0 nlmm it ioi‘zu‘rrraara.,and (um 2 tn 5
n rlnrk p in . and on Faiurdsys from 7 m ,0 dunes
in the evening Lirist‘mII-o bentmmd st in.
rims-l ii. “em Furl» It
llatmi at horwalk Orvnbev all), m»
n. washers it: it'll ,
"MERLIN ». TOLL“, A-st'e'ms.
Jallfli Il'l‘iilllhb. l

norm. stuck“, stem.

And all kinds of Oxydiztd

PLATING

mine at

49 Water Street, South llmall

Q
Anythilrl’istsd.fiomstngevrl to st . A
specialty made of table one Ndahtimaad
mug-ambled“! gees-piss. at less.
Pineal ,lacas-dmmmm: '

3%": WWW ""

 

SEE. SEE, SEE, SEE, SEE, ~
«mm AND SEE...—

Whut 19c will buy on Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the lllh, 13th, 14th and
15th days of October, and on those days onlv. Now don’t wait and come in a day or two
later and ask to see such and such goods, which you are advertisrng at 19c. We shall be sor-
ry to reiuse any. but the prices hold only during the days of this sale.

—
AT THE

SOEEEWALK BOSIOII 8130113

We Guarantee this to he the Greatest Bona Fide Mark?
Down Sale ever held in this Town. 5

COME ONE----COME ALL.

Dress Goods.

Bargai‘ns'sucb as we shall olIcr in this department during this sale were never before
heard of. 'Tis Simply on extraordinm y opportunity which every lady should take adVantage of.

FOR
I 90 l yd Cashmere, 36 in. wide in all the pupular shades and black.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘2 yds Cashmere, in blue, green, cardinal or garnet.
(: l yd fancy stripe or plaid worsted goods, 36 in. wide.
1 yd all wool Flannel, 36 in. wide. This is a bargain; worth 290 yd.

 

 

Domestics-

c buys l yd Turkey Rot} Table Linen, worth 250. 4 yds dark colored Dress Print
worth 27c. l yd Red Funnel, worth 27.},1: 25» yds ex. heavy Dornet Flannel worth

120 yd. ill yds linen Dish Toweliug, worth Sc yd. 3 yds good Glass Toywefin
worth 91-. 35 yds Fancy Dark Plaid Dress Gingham, worth Sc yard. g,
apron Gingham, worth SC yd. 3 yds Curtain Scrims, worth 10c yd.
muslin. (Sc yd. 3 ytls splendid bleached muslin. 8c yd. 5 wash rags, worth 50 ca. 2 Huck
Ton'ols, worth 1213 on. 3 yds good quality unbleached cotton flannel, worth 9c yd 2 d3
bleached cotton flannel, worth l'llc yd. ' 5'

HOSIERY.

C will buy 2 pie Gsnis' bro. mixed eramless half hose, worth l5: pr. 4 airs (' nw fa . ' .
'9 im- bargain. 2 pie. Genls‘ bro. seamless half hose. silk ch citing. 1pm Gofrliie' {antic} mixed half hope, a genti-

3 yds. best
4 yds good unbleached

_ , mi -. full ,
hull hose, regular price of them Rtflldfi L- 39c pr. :3 puns Lad" e' fast black HI se, snldyeleew‘b'err at regular made

. Three are regular 25c hose.
Lorilee fast black, fancy Plllpr or mixed hose.

Only 5 pairs to a customer.
Regular 25c goods.

_ 15c pr. 1 pair
Thll'l‘ pairs Ladies’ black
There arerxtra good Value.
2 pain of children's fast black or grey mind how.
Only a few 5 z w. left.

Gents’ Furnishings. ,

Will buy 1 iients‘ funr-in.hand nr trek scarfs in all [I 1~ latest deli ‘ '
_ . . . gee. Remember ti '
this sale. 19.: Will buy 3 (lents' linen Collars or 2 prs Gents‘ Pulls. Thiu price some): pgggagsoplynpugng
ing this sale. 19c will buy 1 plain Collar or fancy plaid Buys’ Windsor Tie. ' . y ur-

N t' D
0 IO“ epartment.
During this sole we will offer the public Notion:- at price.» “inch defy competition. Please notice what you can buy 10.. We

‘2 doz. cards black or (mimul donning (‘ulltii‘ " ill 2 punt-l or qull'e of emb “ii-It all ‘
, .. u . r- I . . , Clllol’l. 5 .
'90 wash enrb. silk. 2 we No. l, or i pr No. 2 pure gun. [)rwe Shh-Ill. ()ne pr No. 1 Canfleitlkelllrrqylsfgzg.

Ladien‘ lull regular made Muck hose, guaranteed swim”...

or fancy stri d hose

fancy stripe hose.
fn-t Riven black ribbed hose.

5 pairs Ladies'
1 pair Misses‘

|90

2 large size Petroleum Jelly, Nthl'f sci nit-i ur unscented. 4 dbl. leather save it ' ' '

bur-ii, bond pnlfllr'd I’m-it. 2 shrine livrrrmnltm n mm! nr Sunny yarn, f. “goitflngumwfl'm 3:." '3“.

ion. 5617. psi, llm-ku and Hire, in l1l71(‘li ur wintr, Nut 3 m 4. ll spunk; 100 yd Ki‘Wlngailk 3,, 11;“ "w Luv

fun liillt' l'lrl in mi colors. 20 spools m iuitrn Imiu rah-t in lynch only, 1 pair [Ada-3' Wane
era. with belt. I dorsu elmm' (‘urwl Lmo-ru, l0 pr'M-l’l English I’Ins
plain uhlw or (‘ulnrul hnrm-re. l hugs imiilr Florida wntcr.
I bottlus Gilbert's Triple Cologne.

spools butp

n how sup if)".
5 “with“ colored bordered handkerchief... or live la'disa’

l ('llkv' (‘asbmero Bouquet Soap, only one cake to a customer.

c for 1 double breasted wash imnrd,.'i0
lot 8 Jelly Gimmes. worth 351-.
1: lim- 50 Tool, ('luthtes l.iuu,wuriii 25C
1 large turkey [outlier duster,wurth 29
c l Ostrich lt‘mthcr Ilustor, worth 2’9
1 lenr wulcr pull, worth 24
I c H) Crystal Saturn Dishes, worth 400,
92 Bottles best. Blurring, worth 250.

c 4 (takes Rising Sun Sum. Polish,

I 9 worih 8 cents ll cake.

I 91: 1 large dinner pnii, worth 29c.

I largo retiimcd dish pen.

I 90 I palm lunch basket. worth 29c,

I mammoth dripping pan, worth 290.

I 91: for l Iiusom Board. War”! 251-.
for I Work Basket. worth 27::

c for 2 whisk brooms, worth 150 each.

I
Kitchen Department.
'91.» 1 Elegant celluloid handled whisk
broom worth 35c

c
lglnr Uni: 5 pint lust pot,wwih 29c.
'911: for ()me 5 pint coilcc pot, worth 300.
for one coal hurl, Worth 350.
I912 for 5 dozen wine goblets, worih 35c.
for l dozen tumblers, worth 300.
'9(: for 5 goblins. worth 350,
I for l Crystal Pitcher, worth 306.

I9
l9
l9

(3 for I spibc box, worth 25c
for l stove brush, worth 29c,
c for i Hlilli! pnlislmr, Worth 350.
for l barber's whisk broom, worth 300.
c for l bracket, worth 250.
c I elegant. nmjnlicn pitcher, worth fill I911» 2 large milk puns, worth 15c each.
for 1 night Imnp, Worth 30v. l c Um: 8 quart milk pail,worth 250 each.
I 9:) for 1 mop, worth 250. 95Cl1inaindividunl butler plates WOI'IliZD
for l parlor broom, worth 251:. And Imel, but. not least, don't. fsil to'cali and
I 9 examine the tea sets we are piloting during
this min for $3.49.

for I Crystal [:1th set,4 pieceswortli 39
c for one tub, worth 25c.

 

 

a fur I largo mum: pun, worth 25c
tor one counter duster, worth {Mic
83 Washington Street.