.1 Wylilpvembor. '1890,
is. Fri.
'4.
11
is
25
7
14
21
28
8
15
22
29
:93
3.30
2331
; gets-vows lass-sis wssum rm
‘ Western storm which was advanc
‘ mm“ day. to New England,
2 suing rough weather of! the coasts.
to this district ,‘today cloudy weather
will probably prevail, with no very de-
hitlrd tauperature changes and fresh to
”utterly winds, becoming stronger
addvvariahle, preceded by rain and fol-
lowed by slowly clearing conditions. In
the Riddle States cloudy to partly cloudy
weather will .prsvail today, with rain
and fresh to brisk, variable winds, most
l easterly and southerly, followed by
ly clearin conditions, and in New
England olou y weather, with rain and
high easterly winds, becoming variable.
Oc'lhesday in this section and in New
> England colder, partly cloudy to fair
3 weather will probably prevail, with vari-
.; able winds, mostly westerly, and on
.« Wednesday fair, slightly warmer weath
er. The storm will probably be danger-
ous to shipping of! the New England
and adjacent coasts today.
lulu-re Almanac for ‘l‘o-htorrom.
. “In rises I Sun sets High tide Dow tide
5.38 4.37 10.15 3.25
Asian-turf Oysters Exported to Europe
for flesh nailing Rev. it 1890.
m
a.“-
roas. lthIllm,
a Liverpo: l, to:
same, 3: 533
Q, «Kenn , Glasgow, 25
2035
The borough fire police will hold a
meeting tomorrow evening.
The Board of Councilmen will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening.
The Sunday school board or the First
. la 3. church will meet this evening.
Contractors will break ground for the
My Home building in Norwalk on
Tuesday.
A pickpocket stole a gold watch from
A.J.Butchinson’a pocket at the New
Haven depot a few days ago.
4m pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
Rev. J. K. Folwell of Westfield, N. J.,
preached in the First Baptist church
yesterday morning and evening.
Concord Division, 8. of T., hold their
regular meeting this evening at their
rooms in the Gazette building.
l».
The members of the First Baptist
church of Norwalk will meet. tomorrow
evening to consider the calling of a pas-
”. A’
The Board of County Commissioners
. will meet in South Norwalk on Friday,
Nov. 14th, for the purpose of issuing
licenses. _
The annual meeting of the Uenllemen’a
Diving Amocistion, of Norwalk, will
be held at the City Hotel, December 4,
“it” p. m. .
’ Thomas A. Hendrick is seriously ill at
lilo ruldrnce of his parents, Mr. and
Ill. Charles H. Hendrick, of Smith
street, borough;
—Curhiug,60 can»: foot. William
m, contractor.
I A ten-mils race for the championship
of Connecticut willherun in Daubury
bill”. Nolan and Britt, of Norwalk,
are among the entries.
Professor D. If. Bristol's famous school
deducted horses will exhibit in Music
“on the «setup of the 1st, 2d and
M of December.“ ..
/ The seventh anniversary of the organi-
m of Olive Branch Lodge, K. of P.,
hsoslsbratsd on the 17th, instead of
«biting, as announced in Saturday's
e
The funeral of In. Jane Brown, who
.at No. fl Plattsvlllc avenue, last
,will be held at her late resl'
dune at 12% o'clock to marrow after»
w W...
The proceedings of the seventh annual
contention of the Connecticut State
“'0 mm, hold at Water-
bury. August ii and 6, has been issued
from the pre- of the Westporter.
~floms-rsodmd frd, 10 cents a
pound, at P. Hayes’ market.
Il'he New York steamers have no diffi-
flltylaruaalng upsnd down thsCouv
m that,“ being I“ foetal
fl. la‘ths strand. The steamers are
“Williams cargoeaof freight.
Lbs-masseusdsofths state
”W thstfloath Norwalk wants a
“f m. lsisia‘uo spirit of cap
' . thatws askahat hos
multifamily-roused» porsryhlstorysuderluclsai,sndsssach
”may use“ to are wellworthyof mien. Thsy
suit-aes- Theslsyhahsvshssaccllssudsadsrrsagsd,”
“"Mhlu .Inl'w‘l'thhrstsssasste
thskialsrsrtalatwovstsnsshyflupwdm
atrium.
I“hllrtlieaslmardly yesterday will
fists-rum
”with thsoas shellac had for
.WD.’ colossus.
Tbscoult ‘of'oorumou pleas. criminal
slds,,willaat in Bridgeport tomorrow.
Are you hungry? If so sad the ad-
vertisment in another col tun touching
the subject.
Considerable Interest in revival ser-
vices isbeing manifested at the First
I. E. church. ..
Work was commenced on Bwarlz c
Corbett’s new building on Washington
street to-dsy. ..
John B. Morton has a force of men at
work today concreting the entrance to
A. Solmsn’s stable.
There will be a cottage prayer meeting
at Mrs. Emma Hoyt'a, on the Fort Point
road, Tuesday evening.
Minnehsho Division, -8. of T., hold
their regular meeting this evening at
their hall on South Main street.
9 The members of Minnehsha Division,
Sons of Temperance, are arranging for n
carryall ride to Stamford on the 17th.
A farm hand named Julius Schmidt,
fell from a wagon near George I. Keeler‘s
ice house this'morniu‘gand sprained his
ankle.> :w.‘ 7». .1. . . ,. ...,,
Miss May Puuzelt, of this city, sang in
the Norwalk Congregational Church
lust evening in place of Miss Minnie P.
Fritz. _
The boys at the Franklin street school
are the happy posseaeofs of two new
footballs which arrived this morning
from New York.
—Scwer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Clinton Seek-y, formerly book-keeper
for the Simuuds Mfg. 00., has returned
to Norwulk and accepted a position with
E. K. Lockwood & Co.
Thomas Fllzmaurice and Katie Sf.
Ledger, both of Norwalk, were married
at St. Mary’s parsonage last evening by
the Rev. W. .l. Slocum.
The sixth district of Knights of Co-
lumbus will hold their convention in the
Hardeubrook building, borough, on Wed-
nesday morning at 10 o’clock.
Rev. R. G. S. McNeille, D. D., of
Bridgeport, delivered two very able dis-
courses at the First Congregational
church yesterday morning and vs
The trimmers employed in the Bent-
wood Hut Works presented Nelson E.
Raymond with a handsome antique oak
centre table on Saturday afternoon as a
wedding present;
The members of Security Council, N.
P. U., are making arrangements to at-
tend the fifth annual reception of Puri—
tan Council, No. 27, of New York city,
on November 17.
Messrs. Scofield d: Hoyt haves new
advertisement in today’s issue, in which
they call attention to a large line of
Daghestan, Moquette, Smyrna, Velvet
and Wilton rugs;_~_
Nothing has yet been heard from the
party of South Norwulkers who are in-
vading the South, but there can be no
doubt that they are upholding the dig-
uity of Connecticut.
Mrs. Huntington, the directress of St.
Paul‘s choir, has engaged Mlss Annie hf.
Weed to sing temporarily at that church.
Miss Wood's singing at yesterday's ser-
VIces was highly pleasing.
Rev. E. 0. Tree, of the Rowayton M.
E. church, preached the second sermon
in an interesting series last evening. The
subject was "Judgment," which was
handled in a masterly manner.
--Small fresh—him», 12 cents a pound,
at F. Bayes’ market.
Chief Vollmer made a bold attempt to
catch Mr. Richardson's runaway horse
as it was passing the post-oflice this
morning. He did not succeed in catch
ing the animal but had a quite a tussle
with mother cagh..._
Arthur White, of East Norwalk, while
engaged at work on a. loaded wagon,
several days ago, met with a painful in-
jury, which will disable him for some
time to come. One of the cords to his
legs was injured in such a manner as to
require the services of a surgeon.
has A., wife of Noel B. Stanton died
at her home on Orchard street Saturdsy
afternoon after a long illness. The fun-
eral will be held from the Second Metho'
dist Episcopal church on Tuesday after-
noon at half past two o'clock, after
which the remains will be interred in
Union cemetery.“ .--.-
The semi-annual bills of prices are now
being put up in the Daubury hat factor-
ies. There is, use rule, a feeling of smity
existing between eaploysrs and employ-
ees, and thus far there have been no ser-
ious disagreements as to the prices that
shall prevail during the ensuing six
months. The price must be settled on
or before the 16th, and a number of the
factories are still working under the old
hills. Prices will probably rule sbom
the same as last season. Crofut a White
have granted an increase to their finish-
srsof twantydlve cents per dozen on a
Few Americans have a more extensive
personal acquaintance with European
celebritiu than Ir. George W. Brnallsy,
and few have been so long and so thor-
oughly informed concerning the politi—
cal.sccial and literary aspect of affairs
abroad. Bis letters written within the
past twenty years to the New York Trl.
buns. comprising Ills impressions of urea
audevsotsiuitaropsdurtog that period,
an important contributions to cunts-tr
' Bill Hillll ll
across.
2 {burner
WASHINGTON STREET
South
so” if
“v
lorvvulk, Conn.
WANTED.
Adiartiscrssntsundartbis head. not coach) '
lines, 1 tlruslnc, stlmaswc .1 week silo. “I,
IlDDLIvAGI’D All!) BILIABLI
to take the outset a child. Good 'IVOIA}:
and reference sired. A ply to lrs.c. . —
m. 70 north I attest, tll Norwalk. u'.“ it
FOR. SALE.
Advertisements sudarthlshead not aucscdin 5
limiumaaasumsomwo'usloo x
"RAT OLABs CABRIOLET, ALL (:Uil-
used 19‘; HM?!“ “c3295” 0"lie" at
ow mes. sec tat c-
heerl's Carriage Mallory. of if
W0 choice building lots, 50 and to fast front. on
Wastsvcuuo A i W. . ,
Lu. now. "D" " o “Hull? °'
Advertisements under thlsllcadfifinot‘ coma
Hues, 1 time Inc, 8 times 60c. 1 week aim.
”53ml? $3.22.?sz
5922222: 22ml: ° 2-:
p - l t or a y praises! Anni
to Dudley P. Ely, lti sshlngtou street. n10 ii;
URROOIBNO. b BBNBY STREET. SOUTH
Norwalk. rent 310; also are rooms in a nice
locstl mm: 81!. Apply to Taylor r. Golden, or
W. Youngs, at hockwoo Mfg to. us if
ANIATLY FURNISHED R00“ AT NO 25
Monroe street, south Norwalk. us 33
0088 0? SIX R001!” 0N WOODWARD
avenue. all Also home of six rooms, East
N lrwaik. $13. Partof house on Woodward avenue,
'9 Inquire of B A Woodward.
'l‘WO liOUslls AND 000!) OIITBUILUINGS,
close to Five Mile River station, with one or
fifteen acres Aloe large house. furnished,alid 40
acres. inquire of rtuwsyton station Agent. n7 lw
FLOOR OVER POh'l' OFFICE FOR OFFlCBs
or small family. Inquire of 0. Swanz. at 0d
Well Cigar Co. 030 if
I_ OUSBCONTAININGBIX ROOMS: MHDERN
improvements: rent $12.50. inquire of James
C. Crone, South Nonvulk. acts if
it! WOODW ARD 50M MEAD—M ROOMS
flat and cold water, bath room. heater. to ,
with stabllng for five horses, cow stables, chicken
houses. to; rent .25 per month. [unsure of C.
Swartz, at Old Well Cigar Company. 013 if
NB HOUSE A'l' ELY'S NECK. ON! AT
Klmtlrove, and one on Tolles street. From
57min). Apply to .io..llll.l\'uap1i, 1‘: West tit,
South Norwallt. 06.: l‘
PLEASANT HUME lN A CONVEMKNT
locality ls oflerul to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
fitting. Boom and board ”.00 a day. Ifrs..l. E
bour.lw6lst..N.W.. 'sshinlrton.D C 02ml
lullyiale I
Be PER BUSHEL.
IT IS CHEAPER THAN COAL.
NflRWl..K fill [30.
lilo-1w
Graduate Optician
HOMER B. HOYT’S,
18 North Main Street.
Glauc— tilted to all complicated cases. Com-
pound Imnres ground from prmerlptlon or plea: of
old lease. satisfaction guaranteed. No change for
testing eyes.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
ml Batate and House szent, General insurance
Agent: —Pire. Litr- and Accident. mean
Steamship lCBElD'Cflhin and bleerugc. Drafts
for £l and upwards and Money Orders to all parts
0' latex; Notary Public; acknowledgements
taken. lined Tickets, Baggage Checked to Des
llnatlon. ,
86 Washington litre-t. that to Post Office.
Silll'l‘ll Mill“ A Mi, C'l‘.
lulu Buslllsiiilllll!
srartroen. coals.
BBOI’l-lhfl hBI’TB-BEB Rd.
A Business Training School for both sexes. Book
keepln Banking, Penmanship. Telugu , tihort-
hand, pswritltg, eta, thoroughly tang 1. [Web
dent may be interviewed at the College after A
5th. (.‘alsloeass sent on application. 1
on.
)7
auoxfianeofi
UNDERTAKER.
82 North lain street, llouth Norwalk
miss at all hours. The servlces of an lulhalmsr
and Funeral Director snared. In]! ly
mills & lilililllll
Make special lnr'nfltlfl of some new
goods. Do you Want new Mackerel,
white as chicken bros-t. fat and line,
here at lilo a pound. Round Herring,
for our German friends at 5 centa a
pound. Fins an the finest are the WI!"-
bur Hams,Hbould-rs and Bacon. We
sol them last winter with solid aatis
faction to all concerned. llama 14 cents.
Applesc-flreenings and Baldwins-«st
03.25 per barrel. New Raisins at ill and
16 cents a pound. New Dried Apricots,
24 cents a pound, finest. New citroo,
large, tine, selected. Cape Cod Cranber
rise. finest, 2 quarts for 25 cents. 0,000
uudsm tons) of line Dielsware Cmtnly
iry Butts r, going at 25 cents a pound.
One thousand dollars’ worth of selected
Teas. It tse to advertise to sell the
best Tea. and I en confess rivately that
you don't know snythlnga tselectina
teas. Thstlsnot our plan. We know
we have good tea. We try well before
we buy. The best Tea for 60 cents a
pound in this city. Blues we told about
the has quality of our Codes many new
customers have sampled it, and some
have need it that)“ to he had
aayw Come and try it at
mill l unholy
' I. l‘ l m.
Muslc Hal|—-Two Nights Dilly.
W
linliayl'l'lesiai, Nov. 10 i ll
hprcial engagement of the
anlnlllaillillnmlilllllliu
llscliiiif'li'iiili
A COMPAlliBE 24 PEOPl E.
W
Monday Ev ulng—lAthO’l‘TB.
'l‘uusuay Evening—Bhllhll
\,
l'opulnr Prices, I6, 95, 36,5011“.
floats now on sale at lioyt’s and Gregory’s dr'ug
“ll. ll
start
wfiié‘r‘fibfiofine Night.
i
TUESDAY, NOV. 11th.
”4W2 lat"
S'lz‘EEPWN’S
.. ,~ hill SERUMCULAR
lino Tom’s can!
”People—30 Double bind and orchestra, com-
posed of while and colored musicians
A pack of genuine bloodhoundr. Carlos, the big.
gest dog tutne world 81,000 for his equal Two
Topslss. two lurks. Eva and her pun “Prince,"
Lone Star Quartstte, African Mandol- pin ers
new songs, new music. new dances, cveryt lug
new, a car load of beautiful scemrynhc great steam-
boat scene. cotton picking, home ill illi: South.
Eva's ascension. The grandest strut parade ever
given The hardware»: uniforms ever manufac-
tured; no excepti m
Prices ‘35 35 and .7) rents. Seats on sale of. Hale's
and Plalsted s. cl}
01mm llouse, Nol'walk.
03!) NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY. NOV. 14
Magnificent Sreuic i’rorlurtiou of the tlrest Melo-
llrumatic success,
”*Tnn —~—-
Sllll fllfllllfllll
intricate llcchanlml Effects. Beautiful and Startling
Blttlatlons. A Com y of U u ecd Excel-
hnrmAlovmg norams on eet Long,
The Old Sluice ileum. The Revolving
Prison, The Burning lint, The
Southern Swamps.
A Carload of Scenery used for this
Production.
thll'LAlt moss,
Chart open at Hale's and Plsislcd'a.
:ti, to and Tlc
n8
OPERA HOUSE—ONE NIGHT ONLY
Monday, Nov. 1 7‘.
in the Parsons "omedy mama.
KIT, ma Arkansas moor
Support-11M his own first-(la s tfomv any. The
Judge and the Major. The l‘elrhralrll Arianrss
as true. New bpet’isl Steamy by scaly of new
ark.
Admission Illwand 75 cents. Ham on sale at
llalc‘s_ Somalia, and i'mlrtrd's. is -. Nurwallt. n10
Music Hal-i:
ANNUAL FAIR,
Sillll all millllll'lllllllllllll
Douglas Fowler Poll, No. 48,
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 20, 2f , 22. ,
Entertainment,
.luhrltras binaries.
Drumntlc Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.
ltd-liaise, l0 l‘ests
look out for the Fair bulletin, "BAND TACK.“
call of 8
lie illillliri?
ill Water Slrrel. limit,
Ikereynu ran obtain a goof lynch for a small
aura and and evrrythlng in the lies of Temperance
Drinks. Also hadquarters for
Sporting Goods, Fire Arms and Fishing
Tackle of All Description,
Together with a fall line of Dag Isdietam.
so. 4 WATER eraser,
MINA“.
Quill llllll'll We...
Daghcstuu Rugs,75x36.nt 8.47.
Wiltons, 63x28, at 2.98.
Moquctlcs, 75x27, at 3.69.
Smyrna, 76x36, at 4. 49.
Velvets, 72x30, at 3.65.
A good line of all wool hose
old prices for a few days losge
Stores 0
in w.»
3“ . y ..
Dill—«A new
Hoyt’s
poll Mondnys till 813
line of Plaid’Gl oi)
'THIS ‘WEEK, Ac:
Sluilllll Hill’s
WE SHALL OFFER
a. u.
\
Smyrna, 66x30, at 2.98; and
63x26, at 2.47; 52x25, at 1.69;
50x22, at 1.49; 40x19, at 1.29;
42x18, at 1.19; 40x18, at 89;
34x16, at 79; and 34x16, at 49.
Also in this week’s sale we Ishall oiler 6 pairs hose for 250
for 250 per pair
A good line of fast color prints at 5c per yard
A large line of Cloalrs, Jackets, Capes, etc.
These goods will interest you
Carpets for the million at
0,, Saturdnys till lOgo’clock, 3-,
deepened to day at Scofi‘cldfldt
‘ )2
Agents for BUTT—@993 PATTERNS. °
SCOFIELD do HOYT
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
WllllllNS!
Buggies, “spindles,
Fillllll y W ogons,
Rial Wagons, Business Walnut.
-. .._ w »————
llflfll TlP BUGGY
WAREANTED.
ONLY $85.
Also. second hand Blair, Wagons, etc.
Call and see them, and get prices.
w.4... -—._
Wrightlilynn
Franklin Street, So. Norwalk.
nf-lw
n’holsaalesud Retail Dealer in nil hludr or
fill]. AND Wllllll
Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehich, lmchuwullim,
Mountain. i-‘ranltlin,
ii'ililcsuorri- Cools.
92521 El RUBBER l’lill‘l‘
lJH' u ‘:r-
and
l
9
Yard flint or WMllitigtm. :.l--.l tlilr
shall ctr-".119, li"t"l.2ll office “Willem:
lime Store.
S. E. BAKER.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
AND
Household Goods of All Kinds.
.00
n.” 1.;
Cash Paid for Goods or sold on
Commission.
No. 2'! Noll'l‘il MAIN STREET
till Rm 601'?“ NllllWAHi
ll‘l‘llllli ii.
We are amt WIPIII‘I to
Cater for Weddings Parties or Soci-
lios in First-class Style.
Satisfaction Guarantor-cl.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN.
l‘l‘ may i 20.,
1'33". _ .295”er "W?“ _ .
(lEflllfiE ll. llAYMliNll,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ill 48 Main st, Homalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
No. a has i met. T is v.
"I'M-levy st s phnu
ltesi
Gall. 77-1.
lllll lat llllll loll lily“!
magnum-m give you an Isduwwsal
....."""'°’.°.‘.'.‘.°"-'.. "a rmm :2:
more». and '
”I ”u‘ «mum
fins"
"firearms:
Other Wagons at Equally Low Prices.
l
A. " s. F ERR“.
JEWELER.
Diamonds. ii’utrhes, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repalrlne u Specialty
- south Norm-Ik-
FURNITUBE STORE
20‘: and 204 Washington St.
South Norwulk. East End of Bridge.
THEODORE". COLEMAN, Proprietor
Picture Fromm, looking Gll‘ltl. etc. Prime
will suit you SUBS! c3) ly
*HATS? ill?
Fall Styles.
2 Infllgndssaudcolorsof
Still and Soft Huts, b‘lllt Huts.
i
Boy‘s Balsam! Caps, (huh flats for men and
buys. Nutris soft flats for men at
KNAPP’S,
JOHN 3- PBRR'ISEQI Washington St.
l
Particular attention paid to
fixing, Cleaning and fruiting
illll "run v.29
R]. N" PfllN‘l‘.
ulnsooltv's rom'l‘.)
sot'ns 80R w A LIE,
Hfllllllllllllll
(30“.
Wlflllll
0y-Icrs fresh from the surround-
Ing waters server! In every
i‘nk
ml:
at) lo
a E. POWER
s3 lf Piilll’lllKTUll,
UHBIS‘I'IAS IS Bflllllll.
SIT l’Oll
Holiday Photographs
liIl’Jlll TllB lil’etll.
G. 8. North.
033"
001.1). SILVER, .\ ICK Ell
And all kinds of outlined
PLATING
49 Water Street, lull Hamil
sat Miran-a test.
”its a can sove
m sllklsdsef 3%“
muwm'm"sus
cuss:
Ila * .
E have set out to prove to the people of South Norwallr
that they can buy goods cheaper at home than outside.
We think we can safely say that you will be standing in your
own light if you do not take advantage of some of the special
prices. -
Remember they hold for only one week.
Come early——ior on some of the lots we have only a limited
quantity.
HOSIERY.
We-are fairing the lead and our intentions are to loop it.
Now It yo Will take notice what we offer you for 9C you will
agree wit us.
c will buy two pairs Ladies7 Fancy Striped Hose.
9.
9
c will buy one pair Ladies’ Fancy Striped, Fast Black or
Grey Mixed Hose. Would be. cheap at 15c per pair.
0 will buy one pair Children’s Fast Black Hose ill all sir. ‘.
Well worth 12§c per pair.
c will buy one Gents’ Linen Collar, either Turn Down or
Standing.
9c will buy two pairs Gcnts’ Mixed Hall-Hose. Excellent
value.
c will buy one pair Gents’ Mixed Half-Hose. Would be
9
cheap at 15c per pair.
N O'I'IONS.
Now is the accepted time, but it lasts only during this sale.
90 will buy two papers of English Pin-s, twelve rows to the
paper,
90 will buy two Ladics' Fancy Bordel‘cd Handkerchiefs.
c Will buy one Card of Buttons, two dozen on it card.
9c will buy one Curling Iron.
c will buy five Spools Busting Cotton
90 will buy one skcin of Saxony Yarn, best quality.
c will’buy one yard (ford Patching, cream, White or black.
9c will buy one bottle Florida Walter.
C will buy one pair Dress Shields
c will buy one yard of N0. 7 Gm Grain, Satin Edge,
Faille Ribbon
9c will buy two bullies of Gilbert’s Tripple Cologne.
c will buy one imttle ol‘ Bradley's Toilet Perfume.
90 will buy four bottles of Petroleum Jelly.
c will buy one, bottle of Petroleum Jelly either 385333253,“
9c will buy two cakes of Bees Wax in white only. . I
c will buy ten spools Black Twist.
c will buy five bores assorted Hair Pins.
0 will buy tell Lend Pencils, with rubber attached.
0 Will buy one pair Bangle Bracelets in Silver.
9c 9c 9e 9e 9e 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c
DOMESTICS.
In this department we ofler positive-1y the greatest bargains
we have ever oilereil at any special sale. The price we ask is
a mere fraction of their real value.
9c “i." buy 1; yds Apron Gingham. 1; yds Striped or
" Checked Seersucker. TWo vds Standard
Calico. Om,- Colorcd Napkin.- Two White
Napkins. ll vds (‘amon Flannel, bleached
or unbleached Unc yd Lonsdalc Cambric
TWU yds 'l‘owcling, bleached or unbleached.
Um: yd Glass Towclillg. Onc yd Crown
'l'nwciing, all linen. Om Nice Towel. One
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