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17,18 19 20 21 22
24 25 26 27 28 29
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. r... Inst Herald weather Forecasts.
‘- .Asmall dspremion north of Lake 0n-
terio. will move eastward today, but it
is not likely toattain dangerous force.
7!. district today. lair to partly
. y weather and fresh southwesterly
9 ‘ freeway winds will probably prevail,
with
changes of temperature. In
fie
will uSolutionh to-lda fair weather
preva , t sig t temperature
dizzy! andfrcsh westerly winds, lol-
D by aslight fall of temperature,
‘Ild in New England fair to partly
”cloudy. slightly warmer weather and
, trash to brisksouthwestsrly and westerly
’wlndg-lollowed by light local rain or
, ”in the northern portion. 0n Thurs~
‘ __ln this section and in New England
‘ weather and light westerly to south-
winds will probably prevail,
with no decided change of temperature,
but followed by warmer conditions, and
on Frithy warmer, lair to partly cloudy
’ weather and southerly winds.
Ila-tars Almanac for Twill-hm
Sun rism I Sun sets High tide Low tide
6.48 4.29 4.54 11.00
—._._.____._
' '7' “Alva Lockwood, of the firm of Lock—
wood & Lockwood, is quite ill with
“firth of the liver.
, O. E. Wilson issulfering from a pair
or extremely weak eyes, caused by too
closeapplicatisn to business.
.v' ~0erbing, 50 cents a foot. William
firsldon, contractor.
Linen-Colonel James C. Crows is do-
ing jury duty at the Court of Common
Pleas, Bridgeport, this week.
The ladies of the South Norwalk Con-
We! church will hold an oyster
upper in the church dining parlors this
evening.
, The. Ladies’ Aid Society of the East
Arsnue If. E. church, will rpeet this
evening at the residence of kits. S. S.
L'Hommedieu.
—Bome-rendered lard, 10 cents a
pound, at I". Hayea’ market.
Funeral services over the remains of
In. Jeremiah Oorcoran were held at St.
lory's church this morning. The inter-
most was in St. Mary’s cemetery.
Au enjoyable surprise party was given
Eh Mamie Novel], at her home in
Winnipeuk, last evening. A large numo
berpfmm assembled and it was early
m when they departed.
—8. Wagner's Little Beauty Havana
filled cigar for 5c, 8100 reward to any-
hody proving to the century.
A number of young people gathered
atthsrssidencs of lies Lena Merritt,
corner of lain and Cross streets, last
evening, and spent the evening in a
plssmnt way with music and refresh-
manta.
Burr Davis, an old resident of Strat-
ford, nearly eighty years of age, who
was found Saturday lying on his face in
an open lot unconscious and nearly dead,
was still ehvs yesterday, but not ex-
pected to recover.
—Tu reduce my stock to make room
“Holiday goods, I will sell furniture
atgrsatly reduced prices. Cell and see
mob lot] [at prices. Raymond’s Furni-
ture more, 46 llaiu street, Norwalk.
The receipts to the stale treasury from
the public oyster lands for the year end.
hg June so were 17,140 and the au-
husmsnts “,2“, leaving a balance of
m The present area of the oyster
lab is 70,11” acres.
Easy 17., wife of Chester 1.. Theall,
M yesterday morning at her home in
Mt Nurwalk. The funeral will be held
trout herlats residence at 2 o‘clock to.
W? Iltornoon. The remains will be
M lathe Down Town cemetery.
--Tltrougb the kindness of lliss Agnes
Fitch, Whitney 8 Co. are making a line
dblay of pictures, etchings and frames
inhsswladowin the Bishop block.
lannals-note will remain as before at
51 list street, Norwalk.
mm Engineers' Association
of Mt tr rushing a united sflort
to . to the neat legislature a peti-
tmgthet some law be enacted
by that body whereby all men employed
totshscars of steam boilers must be
lloseesd.
warmt- South liovwalk louday
.algkgwsslekso to midtown jail by
“Volt-er afternoon. He
mafiofhaudculls sM,itls said,
whhoaklswsy to jailsit eyss Miss
“harem-alums.
Has Acme IklsQaertelte,at their
“test this evening, in the Opera
Mdflhsmlstsdbyllmlinnssl’.
Mammali- [latentnnnnmf
mmtlr.2mstt Noyes,
Mmmmmwm
thseitypropsrtyoul'rankllnstrrot.
mum-ms. rehearsed at the
Old Well Book & Ladder company’s per-
lor this evening.
An addition it being built on the lac-
tory of the Norwalk Pattern Works on
Riverside avenue.
The first Home Sociable of the season
will he held at Insicflsllon'l'nesdsy
svsuingof next wed.
A. Wale, brother of Landlord Welz,
has resigned hIs position no bookkeeper
at the Ilahackemo hotel.
The first annual shoot of the South
Side Gun Club will be held Thanksgiv-
ing day on the Baxter grounds.
James J. Sh'oshan, of this city, and
Ilias Maggie Carroll, of Bridgeport, will
he married this afternoon at 5 o’clock.
—8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The King’s Daughters of Trinity
church are making amugements for a
lair end supper tohs held at an early
date. ‘
The Court of Common Pleas, civil
side,carne in yesterday and adjourned
until Friday morning, no cases being
ready for trial.
The annual meeting of the Riverside
cemetery association has been called for
Ilonday evening, November 24, at John
H. Light’s oflice.
Some needed repairs are being made
to the house belonging to the estate of
Michael Becker, corner of South Main
and Raymond streets.
There were two cases before Judge
Knapp this morning for drunkenness.
They were Peter Kenna and Elise Shaw.
Each was fined $1 and costs.
The Young People’s Society of Chris-
tian Workers, of the East Avenue If. E.
church, will meet at the residence of
Iiiss Mamie Barteau, on First avenue,
Friday evening. All are cordially in-
vitcd.
pound, at F. flayes’ market.
The Committee on Sewers has a notice
In today’s issue for proposals to lay a
sewer pipe through Woodward avenue,
from the South Main street sewer to the
ditch near the residence of Mrs. Reuben
Rogers.
M. D. Randall has been unable to use
the mill pond water power for some
time, owing to the damage caused by the
recent freshet. The machinery wns start-
ed this morning for the first time since
the storm.
One of the most interesting games in
the Old Well billiard tournament will be
played to-morrow evening between Wil.
liam H. Moore and George El. Ferris.
These gentlemen are considered the
strongest players in the tournament.
——Small fresh human—2 cents a pound,
at F. Hayea’ market.
The hole in the ceiling of Music Hall,
which was caused by a boy stepping his
foot through it some time ago, was re-
paired yesterday by George Washburn.
While fixing the well some of the plas-
ter fell and struck Mr. Washburn in the
eyes, causing a disagreeable sensation.
Manager Mix, of the local office of the
Southern New England Telephone com-
pany, is placing a test board in a West«
port store to test out the trunk lines be-
tween here and Bridgeport. A long dis-
tance telephone has been placed in the
store, and a pay station will be located
there. ._ ____‘_
The members of the Iron Monlders
Union, No. 209, are making extensive
arrangements for their sixth annual cou-
cert and hall, which is to be held at the
Armory, on Thanksgiving eve. A num-
ber of handsome badges have been pro
vided for the different otiicers and com-
mittees and are now on exhibition in i].
R. Hale’s drug store window.
~Why smoke 10c cigars when you
can get the same quality for he. Call
for the Little Beauty Cigar at S.Wagnsr's.
The celebrated suit of Samuel W. Ben-
jamin. of Btratford, against lies Agnes
Murray, of Greenfield Hill, for a board
bill due on account of her brother, John
)lurray, came up before Justice Stiles
Judson, Jr., at Stretford yesterday. Ilsa
Hurray conducted her own case. Justice
Judson awarded judgment for the plain-
tlll to recover $53 and costs. Miss Mun
ray gave notice of an appeal and bonds
were lined at ‘50.
Funeral services over the remains of
William Walsh were held at .St. Isry's
church at 10 o‘clock this morning, after
which the body was interred in St.
Mary's cemetery. Delegates from the
State Connecticut Fireman's Association,
and from the entire Norwalk tire depart-
ment attended the funeral and accom-
panied the mains to the grave. While
the funeral covtsgs was passing through
town thsflrsalennwas tolledbyleuao
gsr iloyt from the Western Union Tole.
graph ofllce.
who..." of?» a...
thedoorofsnhvchstrsstpbysiclsnyse-
terday. A few minutcsleteran oldlsh
tomatoes-Mother)”. "ljistwsnted
loses if thsdootorwonldn’tgivsrae a
psirof his old pants,”seld tbs
“l’nthsdoetor,”repllsd thelady. The
tramp had sevsrshttacksofvertiposs
hedropusddowntksstsps.
ltlswieksdtnstsel,bntwhenthsgirl
hdsmnrsasdpssttymndtbsmoonllgbt
lssoftsedmasnttsaadyoussasluost
5,, sssthskhsaponhsrlips, it MI!!!
ssems a good dssl more wicked not to.
v liappyawdcoakrethnxidswishml'hsu
Mfalswpwltkthslifitoflhs-oraiag.
loss we, sat- commutes-sea
.v. ,3, . g.
,. , ,, I. Mr. . . ,_, .2.
.-mmmmwm
—Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a ’
Ill.
"lsthedoctorin?’ asked I trumpet “fl
m
m-
morrow afternoon the corner sinus
for snow Y.I.C.A.bnildlng will be
laid in Tortlngton.
Work will begin at the Bethlehem
silver mine today. when live dynamite
charges will bsrxplodsd by electricity.
William E. Thompson, of Cruise, fell
from a boat in New London harbor No
vember 1. His body was found there
Monday.
A company has been formed in Stab
ford Spring to operate a soapstone quarry
near the boundary line between Stafford
and Semen.
The residents of the enterprising town
of Manchester are agitating the matter of
applying to the Legislature for it her-
ough ohsrter, having outgrown the town
government.
The Bridgeport injunction case ro-
stralning the city from paying rive po-
licemen. has been practically settled and
the officers will now receive pay for three
months of service.
A young man deliberately threw him-
self in front of an approaching train at
the Morgan street crossing of the Con-
necticut Valley road in Hartford yester-
day morning and. was out to pieces.
There ere no clues to'hiwldllmlby.’
Manchester. failed to elect any Justices
of the Peace on account of a mistake of
the Moderator, in not returning the vote
to the Town Clerk within two days ac-
cording to law. The reason is that no
blanks were furnished for the Justice
vote.
Alfred w., the 11 days old son of Pat-
rick Kelly, of Ansonio, died yesterday
of morphine poisoning. Last Satur-
day the child hsd a cold and Mrs. Kelly
gave it two teaspoonfuls of cough mix-
ture in which there wasu quantity of
morphine.
Yesterday at large searching party,
headed by Deputy Sherifl' Butler, started
to scan the woods for Henrv Lord, n
Warehouse Point man who has been
missing twp or three days. He disap-
peared rather mysteriously, taking 34.
000 with him. He is over 57 years of
age. h,“ __. , _ __- ‘
HOW TO ROAST A TURKEY.
Some Suggestions that will Come in
Bandy Next Week Thursday.
Anna Alexander Cameron, in the Lad-
ies’ Bome Journal, tells how to roast a
turkey: “Select a large, for, tender
turkey, and have it nicely dressed,
drawn, washed, wiped dry and well
singed. Rub it all over, inside and out-
side, with pepper and salt. Make a stud"
ing of the following ingredients:-—0ne
pound of light bread crumbs, hall a
pound of butter, n heaping teblespoonlul
of finely minced onion, salt and pepper,
one raw egg and enough water to mix
rather soft. Stud the breast first, and new
it up, then stufi the body. Rub the tur-
key over with melted butter, and dredge
well with sifted flour. Lay it in the pen
on its breast, and pour in a quart of
cold water. Have the oven well heated,
but not too hot, as the turkey must cook
slowly to be done. Allow a quarter
of an hour to each pound. [lave
some butter in a plate wnh a larding
mop. From time to time haste the tur-
key with the gravy m the pan, rub over
with the lardrng mop and dredge again
with flour. As it browns turn from side
to side and last of all brown the breast.
Frequent basting, dredging and turning,
will insure perfect cooking. When done
it should be a rich dark brown all over,
and when a fork is stuck deep into it no
red juice should run. Remove it to a
hot dish, and if the gravy is not quite
thick enough, add u teaspoonlul of flour
creamed smooth with some of the grease
skimmed from the gravy.
cooking the gravy in the pen bmls away
too much, more water should be added.
When the turkey is done there should be
about a pint of gravy."
the Latest res.
Dealers in glass ere kept busy to sup-
ply the demand occasioned by the latest
fed in fancy work- glass htixes for
Christmas presents. The boxes are made
by binding the strips of glass with pretty
ribbons and sewing them together at the
corners. The boxes are made in all
shapes and some of them are decorated
with pretty oil paintings.
Captain Dooley Was lnrrleresl.
The jury in the case of Captain Ns- :
than Seeley, an aged and wealthy farm.
or of Monroe, who was found dead on
the floor of his barn Sunday morning.
October so. rendered a verdict of heml-
cids by some person to the jury un-
known. The verdict was given on evi-
denco secured by lktecuve Cronin.
”Never in the history of South Nor-
walk has any one article gained such
great popularity among all classes as
'ilruseelsaosp.
Tums cosmos,
Bill Elllll ill lllll‘llll,
WASHlNGTOll STREET'
South Imam, Conn.
Infill
Proposals for laying a lower.
on lake vsetketpsepmsaforl Ias
“th mm upefrsmthsgath
nalewrsv.
luv. 1!. M IICI
wnm.
mmmwuums
ham,ltlmslc.ltlmw~.,lwmknfl.
Ammmepee mm.m
aroma-seen. w. sit!
3
If while ’
MUSIC HALL,
030N151“ 03:17.
Wednesday, Nov. 1 9
HI mmr AUTHOR-ml.
JOHN A. srrvsns
rs subcutaneous; - ‘q
Wm
Supports] by ecerefnlly selected New York Corr
my. A play crowded with human interest: a story
that s is to every heart. Special Scenery is used
In Act II in the second scene of which is portray-
ed a realistic and startlln duel.
Seatsuowon mleat oyt's and Gregory's dru
stores. nl2
Muslc Hall-
ANNUAL FAIR,
Sillill' all ofillllllllllllll
Douglas Fuller Post, in. 48,
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 20, 21, 22.
Entertainment,
Jubrlcc Singers.
Dramatic Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
ladies.
Admlseiou, - - l0 Celts
look out for the Fair Bulletin, "HARD TACK."
a or s
leatanliislllarlel
llOlE DRESSED BEEF.
Bathtub, Mutton. Veal, Pork and Poultry at
Bottom Prime.
mess. §ALT t DRIED flSH
SMOK ED
Halibut, Salmon, Herring. Bates and llama.
PI OK I JED
P ‘ Fuchs-the Ton c, Pigs‘ Tongue. Trlpe,
lcr, Salmon, nag": Hiring, Swords-s.
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CHEESE
CANN-D GOOD--
TICE & NASH,
Bly’s Block, ti No. dlaln flu,
or: lw scorn nonwamt.
f W ' If??? “1-3
“mm .. om nil. w ‘ .' notuccsd h g is
line, 1 ocean, s times 50:. lwtck sun
Armour sava'rv arrow seas“
new, for sole cheap. Inquire of horny 3.
Wheeler. 231 Water street, south Norwalk. n19 It
Xenon Piano ron saucurar. mourns
at it Chapel street, South Norwelk. 1.17 at
1 (Tires rain sssifi‘rrsififi‘iou au'.
business purposes. inquire at No.3) Stevens
street, Homlk. nl’le
FIRST CLASS cartsrorxr. ALI. CUR-
tains leather, and in first class order,
used only a few times. (‘nll and see it at Ic-
Lean's Carriage llewsllory. nl ll
WOehotcebnlldtnglots,5oandoItoetnant,on
West avenue Awlytn W. C. ilAlllS. or
I. I. 80". n2 tf
TO LET.
Advertisements under this head. not races-ling 0
lines.) tints the, 8 times 60:. l wet-k dim.
N10! balm! Plr'itNlBlfl PROFIT ROOI.
with or without board. nlm of Ira. tloyt,
10 Heath Iain street. heath Norwslr. slots
1, one! 07 SIX itotlln, ON Nllll'l‘ll TAY-
lor avenue. north of annptkr, In good order.
am no While-s Kelth. nislt
._.,- a. AWN“. .17.”; -.-.§iw-.,.
I :m Ill mnvmlenmv. with or wlikour board;
about three misatsa'wela from Ioswalk tie .
For pertlcslua call at No. a) lain street 133:.
M‘- a 4., ..... m ......44 s... .. L ”In.“
IIOUII 0P SIX BOO!!! Oil Willi} All”
....., Ola Also house of all rooms, last
it wwelk. its. Pastor hoeseon Woodward arcane,
fl Inquire of I A Woodward
Fume out: his? armor roit SEES
or retail fatally. [contract 0. llwsvta, atom
Well use: (to. em ll
II”.E."‘””:'“.L§P.§1§F°?"2 natures
. _ prom ; . s o is use
1:. (.‘rnwsJosth Roswell. q on" I
'l‘lll WOODWARD non-«noun 300.8.
Humanoid-ates. hark m, Mutants,
me “some. .. “were cm
.' . a euro C.
swan-,nrliswoicmmwm. q sun
01!! noon AT It.“ sacs. on at
mil-A mmouegefi‘blles ' I [turn
s can . I ’ set It...
gotta-W er. ' sou
nasal! [loll II A coat-sum
A mnmwmwnmnnhw
vlsit'asslagtohsowe tins the wbt? 1'
m m P I e '1'. .
.lflletql.w.. misc
-1, , rum.
.,_ A thh Want
lbs-.ltlms Immwsekll... 5
“Mm , “fin..- ..._A_Wm _. fl
, !
auras-run Pillows, ll'l’llkl Ls-
Bmm apostle-qua shuts; assss.
lad
shins-a Tbs-m mulls.
J.M.Il~lllrlfl.fisvwel stltw
gas W one
u..
I” 2'
i:
All!“ GAIL DAT. own
comm
Plaisted’
liflllllH REMEDY
Will relieve that " sore throat
and cure your cold.
FOR SALE
llulllclellluwflase
6 feet by 2.} feet by 18 inches,
in perfect order, at
Plill'l'fill’i
Drug Store.
Plaisted's Sarsnparillo is
perfect blood purifier, only 7
cents.
a
5
A HOME
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, l cfler for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per from foot, and the
part of
lots on Lowndes avenue at
Bren $10.00 per from foot.
To each purchaser Wlln will
build within two years, I will
‘ pay 10 per cent. of the cost of
the house on the amount ol
$1,500.
tends from Woodward avenue
Lowndcs avenue ex~
to the water. The water front
on Lowmios :wcnuo will be
given lothc city for the use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in the city that has a
water from.
Those lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at once oml get first. choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ’S.
of
(1i 1?. (L J E 1.. l I" I" E,
UNDERTAKER.
I! North leis timet. heath lierwalk
mutants-s. ‘f'ksssrvtssssfsalhsemsr
It"!
M 1mm {glories ‘
BUTT ER
We are into it largely: 3
tons of fine Delaware County
Dairy Butter. You may know
it is u very nice lot, or we
should not have such a large
stock. We describe it as a
clear, clean flavored, nosyvrosy
style of Butler, smacking good
all throughout. We propose
to let all who want have a
taste. We may advance the
price, as this sort of Butter is
worth three cents more per
pound than it was when we
bought; so buy now, lay in
your winter sup 1y. We will
show it and hefp you select
”displeasure. And the price
at present is 25 cents a pound.
We will wager a big red apple
that thereis no butler of like
quality in this city Selling for
such aprice. Sample it.
The best Coilce in the city;
try all, then try ours.
“SEEM l
Sell fine Delaware County
Dairy Butter at 25, 25, 250 lb.
The sweetest Creamery But-
ter, in prints, at 32c lb. 32c lb.
Fresh made l’tasy Butter,
suit the dautiest, at 30c lb.
Evaporated Raspberries-100 lb.
Evaporated Pitted (fireflies, 40c
... _. ..
The finest full Cream Cheese
in the city. F. A. Ferris &
Co. Hams, pig porl'. boneless
bacon, are without a rival; we
have them.
A large variety of English nuts.
New crop N chrleous Molasses.
Florida Oranges, Grapes, etc.
———«._____
The tinest quality of Canned Fruit,
THE DEW DROP CANNED GOODS,
Ask for them and take no other.
Chas. William,
LEA DING 9300“,
33 Washington Street.
Eal Perfect Bread.
GRAHAM—Made from the Choicest
Selected Wheat.
HEALTH—Made from Beardsley‘s
Gluten Health Flour. '
I’BESCII—Biked hard on the oven
bottom.
IIOMIi-MADE— Every loaf stamp-
ed With our name.
CANDlES
Largest Variety in the City.
Choices! Brands,
, Fresh Every Day.
1310!!
Elll'llll & 90.,
S’Pfillnllwilll
TO-DAY
(ll Trimmed Hall and Bonus
Which we are Mfume at extremely low prices.
Elegautl Trimmed Burk Velvet Taurus and
’l’orhees, 11 former price :5.
Black Velvet llals. beautifully trimmed with
Feathers and Jet. ‘5, formerly are.
black Beaver lists, trimmed with (Mrlrh Perth.
ore from u up.
This is a bonnwe sale. Ladies will do well to
call before purchasing elsewhere.
HRS. W. F lWBE'l‘T,
3 WATER STREET.
NORWALK. . CONN.
JACOB .15.: Lures,
ssl [state and ages General loser-cs
Age-n ~rlrs. Life so Accident. Ocean
Breasts-Mp lckets-Jtsbln and barrage. Drafts
lorzlandopwsvdssnrllmymdns to all parts
0' 341% lotary Public; arkaowledments
rpm. lroett mke‘ s, Bum Checked to flee
l nation.
on Washington ltrust, lost In Post Olen,
SOUTH NORWAhll, li'l'.
FURNITURE STORE
sea and ID! Instinct-n at.
mums-unrest m
"moon con-wan. - Proprietor
hence looking Glasses. ste, Prim
wills-it ml aflly
Your In Inm Ylll’ Lila!
bevenesntssdsywillglve you an Iadnwmsst
w sweetestmo 'e :3
ounces»; aim-ts mail mic-i nu
Mutual.
In if
is; .wme" "mm
wW’Lfis-h
4
Will other great bargains in Jackets, consisting of Rosters,
Vest fronts and Jerseys, at prices which defy competition.
Also a big drive in Rep Wrappers at $1.49, never sold be« ‘
fore less than $2.17.
We shall olier this week a line of Ladies’, Gonts’ and Chil .
dren’s Underwear very cheap. Ladies' 65c Vest at 48¢; a L
child’s gray mixed 35c vest at 25c; gents’ scarlet Shirts and
Drawers for $1.33, cheap at $1.75.
Of course you have seen our Red Shirts and Drawers; at 690,
ohm at 81.
e have a gents’ striped Shirt and Drawers that are a bar-
gain at 80c, we shall give them a turn this week at 50c You
ought to see them.
We have lots of good Ginghams at 411’: per yard; some
people would call them cheap.
lOO dozen more Hose, 6 pairs for 250.
200 more remnants of Carpet will be oilercd this week at
200 per piece.
price. They will be sold only a few days longer,
Tin and Wooden were‘vat bottom prices. Ca
very low. Agents for Buttctick's Putters and
Forms. We mean business this
found in both stores.
it Sweepers
oil’s Bazaar
fall. These goods will be
”‘>._-
SCOFIELD & HOYT
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
in our line to always start for the
We are surely taking the lead and what is _
more we are going to maintain it.
This week we make the following special offerings, and you
may safely rely on the fact of their being strictly
as represented.
CHILDREN’S CLOAKS.
Now it is just the middle of the season, yet we
are going to make a. Special Bargain Sale on
these garments this week. Bring the children
in. we will try to suit in style and quality. the
price we know will be satisfactory.
$2.89
$4.00fancyp1aid,saleprice,
6.75 it u . u 5.79
4.49 “ stripe, “ 3.79
7.00 “ “ “ 5.49
10.00 a u u 8.
Special Prices also on Lndien’ Coats and Iow-
markets during this week.
ress - -
- Good.
one special price for this week. fancy.”-
vvool stripes and plaids. in rough and plain
elects, 49 cents a. yard. Would be cheap at
62‘s cents.
We are selling a. very handsome Mom
Vase Lamp this week for $2.49, which to 49 etc.
cheaper than the new York city price tor-tho
same article.
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