1‘ rrsshgr’ilgg‘tg'rly the northwesterly wtn‘ds‘
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law dash Harald weather [eras-ta.
The "cold wave” which was yesterday
III.
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I I. forming in the Northwest will probably
all“ almost all the country east of the
prt tonight or tomorrow. The
New England depression is now reced-
dugto the eastward, with light snow in
lunar on the lakes. In this district to
' fair weather and t to
» Inbly rrvsil, with some later
fl liftglondlndss. In the Middle States
til-day caller, fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail with fresh westerly
aid northwesterly winds and light local
snow in the northern portions, and in
New England colder, partly cloudy
. weather with light snow and fresh var-
iablswinds, mostly westerly and north
arty, followed by clearing. On Saturday
In thh section and in New England,
. colder, fair weather and fresh to brisk
‘northwssterl winds will probably pre-
vail; and on Bunday, continued low tem-
perature and fair weather in both are
tious.
mat-re manta Tit-narrow.
Bun rise Sunsets High tide ‘ Low tide
7.12 I 5.02
4 24 12.00
snout. sorrel.
Notices of local critertuinments of all
kinds, to which an admission is charged.
and notices culcidated to promote private
interests. accept where an advertisement
‘ of same appears in advertising columns.
, are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line.
. Ianager Stanley to having the Opera
House scenery retouched.
The frame for the new Grace church
was raised yesterday morning.
"—See the drill to-night at the Franklin
street school house.
A fine lathushek piano was placed in
thsEast Norwalk school-house yester-
d!!-
The lighter “Manhattan" has dis-
charged a cargo of iron at Raymond
Brus’.dock.
' -—Frerh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Bayes’ market.
W. P. Whitney, of the firm of Whit
neyck 00.. expects to gosouth about
Janunry l;toengage In other businms.
: The boat “Preston and Wright” with
surgery! Balaton Lehigh coal is, dis-
charging at Wilson Point for Raymond
Brothers.
~Eeating stoves sold at cost.
Nash & Bro.
The Christian Workers of the East
Avenue“. E. church will meet at the
home of Miss Belle Shailer on East ave-
nue, this evening.
Old We'll Hook and Ladder company
will hold a special meeting this evening
that action may be taken concerning the
death of George L. Bogart.
I". H.
, —Hollday trade opens with a rush,
and the South Norwalk Boston Store is
f'ln it.”
Ben C. M. Pegg will spend Sunday at
Pound Ridge, N. Y. Rev. Daniel Jones,
of Bridgeport, will occupy the pulpit of
the East Avenue M. E. church on that
day.
Security Council, N. P. 11., hold their
regular meeting and annual election of
olllcsssthis evening. The council will
also vote for the president and vice
president of the National council.
-A number of godd second-band in-
mmsnts for sale cheap before taking
inventory. J. W. Btudwell.
A subscription paper has been circu-
lated in Georgetown in aid of Clarence
"L. Osborn, the young man who lost both
eyes by a wet fired by Will Lobdell sev-
eral weeks ago. Already over 3125 has
Charles Riley. of the Norwalk and
Elorwslk Electric Light company,
assets wager ass. it Is said. that he
csaclimb tothe topnl any church spire
mama- to fit. lary's inside of two hours.
Ilshpodhlethat'fieepleCharlia” bass
rival In lorwslk ?
~—Bsmorsadsssd lard. 10 cents a
,poand,stl’.nayss’msrkst.
laylGatler'sNovslty Concert com-
’panygavsansmoslisatsntertalnmsntat
'Iadsflalllastmght. The music eon-
sistsdefalasostevsryvsrlstyofstriapd
Wu, which ware-oat skilfully
handled and very pleasing to the
mats-em whlsh recsllsd almost every
m «
nThsmsmbsraof Butler Lodge, No.
mfl,l.0.0. l’.,ara requested tommtin
\ normals: ltzll puisssnmy,
ILloattsndtbsfunsralofoarlate
immunity-rt. snowmen
jmaaarnsmly tamed. Byordsrofths
I 'latlsarssd. WmRBmBscy.
3‘ f‘llr;
The funeral of George I. Bogart will
he held at Trinity church. Sunday after»
noon at 2 o‘clock.
-0nrbtug,lio cents a foot. William
libsldon,cnntractor.
Thereoentfatr and supper given by
the ladies of Grace church, now that the
returns are all In, nets them over 0500.
Seven candidates had the second do.
grco conferred on them by the officers
d Olive Branch Lodge, K. of P., last
evening.
-ms. Ida lieep givbs a reading to-
night at the Franklin St. school house.
Dr. D. ll. Ifarvin has changed his of-
lloe hours from Wednesday to Tuesday.
He can be consulted at No. bl South
Main street. from 12:00 to 2:30 o’clock.
-Iieating stoves sold at cost. F. H.
Nash a Bro.
Substitute letter carrierWilhur Bubbsll
is on duty at the borough post olilce to
relieve carrier Gleudeuning. who Is in
the woods after bears and wild honey.
, The remains of Benjamin Isa arrived
at . Btdgefield' this morning. 'Funeral
services will be held at the residence of
lire. Aaron Lee tomorrow morning 'at
11 o’clock.
—hlr. Jesse K. Plait. the Optician, is
doing a rushing husinem. See advertise-
ment in another part of this paper.
Charles Gregory was before Judge
Knapp yesterday afternoon, charged
with drunkenness. He was fined 33 and
costs, and in default of payment was
taken to Bridgeport jail.
A special meeting of the Board of
Councilmen will be held on Monday eve-
ning of next week to approve a board of
directors of the South Norwalk Library
and Free Reading Room Corporation.
—One good Shoninger upright piano,
3200. J. W. Studwell.
A Norwalk delegation attended a
meeting of Cecil Calvert Council, No. 38,
K. of 0., in Bridgeport last night. The
third degree was conferred on nine
members. and after the work a social
session was held. '
There is a decided increased in the
shipment of bats from Danbury this
week over that of last week. The daily
shipment is nearly six hundred cases
this week. last week there was only
ninety cues shipped daily.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Robert Brown, of the firm of Brown &
Hodges, and bliss Sarah Walsh, of Chest-
nut street, borongh. The ceremony will
be part ’ at the bride’s residence on
the event of December 17.
—Small fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayes’ market.
T. J. Burns, the tailor, who was hit on
on the head by Thomas A'Bearn On
Wednesday morningin E. Whitworth's
tailor shop, has been‘ re~srrested on a
civil suit, and in default of a $125 bond,
is now confined in Bridgeport jail.
Miss R. M. Collins, the fashionable and
popular South Norwalk milliner, an
Bounces a reduction of ten to twenty
per cent on trimmed hats and bonnrts
Bhehasjust added to her stock a full
line of fancy goods and novelties for
the holidays.
—-8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Those who wish to hear good music
should attend the concert given by the
boy choir of Trinity church, Bridgeport.
Kiss Hawley has a fine voice and takes
active part. The members of the choir
are also good vocalists. The accompsp
nists are Alias Atwood and E. M. Jack-
son. Secure your seate early and avoid
the rush.
—Tba South Norwalk Boston Store,
handsomely decanted with evergreens
for the holiday season, is greatly admired
by the numerous patrons of the store.
The windows and interior of the Boo-
tou Store on Washington street present
a holiday appearance that must be seen
to beappreciatod. In the east window
an endlem variety of toys and holiday
goods are shown, and in the other who
dow the display of haudkerchiefs ls
superb. Evergreene and palms in abund-
ance add beauty to the store on the in-
side. The counters are crowded with
goods of every description, and if patrons
cannot be suited there we feel sure that
their duty in selecting holiday presents
will not he a happy one.
Last nlghtaoommlttes composed of
or thiesothers from Norwslk telephoned
to about the same number of South Nor-
walk gentlemen to meet them for con-
sultation. The meeting was held and
the matter of consolidation was disease
ad, but no definite proposition was made.
We respectfully suggest to all ooo~
oernad In this matter the propriety
of the fullest publicity of all transac-
tlous and discussions relating to It.
It isamatter that Interests every cltl-
asn of both places. and it won't do for
a few to attempt any secret opera-
tions. Hohalfdnxenordommen will
be allowed to settle this question.
. locals! laugh Mag.
Aspectal borough meeting was held
in the Town House yesterday afternoon,
with Bermudian In the cbslr. About
sixty voters were present
It was voted to rescind the recent vote
to lay adva-mlll In on the last assess-
mentllst, topsy forthsnsw macadsm
road,sad toauthorlsethenext Oonrtof
Barges-es to include It in the meat
of sextyesr.
.Thsqnsstloa ofaslllsg the flaps floss
manasyhpressrtyns Nautical.“
asstsmidwsd. Itwas ystsdte have
the” h the handout “admit of
m
James W. Hyatt, Geo. Holmes and two
pointed by the ladies‘ Auxiliary, at
thalr last meeting. to have charge of the
receiving and invitations for the annual
New Yeara reception. will hold a meet-
ing In the Association parlor this even-
lag at 8 o'clock.
this evening.
present.“_
All members should be
Waring-lesion.
Samuel F. Waring and Ilise Elizabeth
A. Norton, both of South Horwsllt, were
married last evening'by Rev. Dr. Seward
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Morton on Taylor avenue. A number of
invited guests were pn sent. At the
conclusion of the ceremony congratula-
tions were extended to the happy couplrI
and a sumptuous collation was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Waring went on a short
wedding tour.
—Lasls twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use—Brussels.
Happyand content is a bride with “ The no
chester ;" a lamp with the light of themorning.
”on Rochester last-tn Co. II Part: Macs. New You
in mm all Insurance,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
sum tf
W ANTED.
advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. ltimsficfitlmsschwerk .1 00.
CAPABLE YOUNG Gilli. TO ASSIST IN
general housework and tin care of two small
children. Apply to or address Hrs. 3.. No. :19!“-
tam Place. norwalk. at
T SOUTH FORWALK 8011001. 0! SHORT.
hand. Lauder's Block. a boy. from it? to to
years of age, to rate care ofschnol-room ftr tuition.
Apply at once. dll at
FOR SALE.
Advertisements underthlshead, not exceeding 5
hmlumeficlumuwclw 81.00.
KXCIIAGK—BOUSB IN DA~BURY. SIX
rooms, nearly new water ln house. In first-class
order, on high ground. 7 minutes to post office,
pleasant locality. for house. lots or small farm near
South Nurwalk. Priceflmo AddressC.R. Hunt,
Dahbury, Conn. dll lw
ROCK! AND LUI‘ ON THE WILTON ROAD.
near the fair grounds. Addrrsa Box 14 Win-
nlpauk. Conn. did 3:
nor 01' OAK AND (Ill KSTNUT PILRS. AD-
drsss 3. Themes, Rowayton, Ct. d9 lw
OLLS.CARRIAGF AND NOVKIII'IIS AT
Coleman‘s furniture store. so: and 20] Mb-
lngton street, east end of hrldge.8onlh Norwaik,
Conn. dolw
a
cholce building lots, 50 auddo fem front, on
The class In stenogrsphy will meet '
OPERA” movies:
LEI an. nouns out.
'Bhturday. Dec 13
shunt-nanometre“.
llan Packard,
hthslatmtmmotlhsday.
TIIE IlllflMElI
introducing his greatest character creation,
CHRISTOPHER A. SNAP
Recognised and honor-id the clergy. the bile
and the (In and are ; you IIIIpl‘I'fl'fl
see his ll again '
A PLAY '03 run PIOPLK
Tor IOGIAI. Ives-r or run sateen. I
Tickets now on sale at Hale's. Norwal and
Pinstsd's. South Harwell. k‘
Opera llouse, Nor-walk.
A. Grand Concert
Will be given oh ,‘. ‘
independence .
By the m.
BOY CHOIR
of Trinity church. Bridgeport. sax-zed b ll-
SUSAN If. "AWLEY, t ontmto. formsrlyyol St.
Paul’s March their. Norwslk. The programme
willcomprlsc
SONGS. BALLADS. DUBTTS TBIOS. QUAR—
TBT'I'Bi. GLKBs. PART SONGS.
CBORUBBn. AC
The Solo Boys of this Choir rmk among the
dratofthlsconnty.
A rut Edi? 2“}?ka I
seem ma— ,. A‘ landISS
ATWOOK‘I
admission, 50 cents. Including Reached Seats,
which maybe bid at llalc's and Plslstrd's drug
stores Children hair price. Concert commences
at So'clock. cu lw
Four'Organ Recitals
I CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 9, 1890.
Air. FRANK TAP? Orgilnlst.
Ir. ALEX llti‘lh‘ . Baritone.
TUESDAY EVENING, IAN. I3, I891.
Ir A. S.GIB*ON, 0 let.
Soloists and Chorus emf”.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. II,189l.
Prof. OB“. W. IORGAN Organist.
Him IAFD KOREAN. Harp.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAR. 4, 1891.
DE-‘IRAILI Lon (fifw was when.
A near I lam anemznabls for light
it
mm! has: an hols lapart. George
gall-Sana 1W,BW:RIIS?MIINOIVINK
w
PART 0! not: *I N0.l RINK? BTllllt‘l', 5
rooms; are. Also of house No.91
southlaln strm'tJrcoms. lcmreniences. Ap-
ply to'l'aylgok Golden, or W.Yonngs. at Loca-
woodlfg. .
FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE. SITUATED
on wot arenas. lo a small family. to urban
forboard for one person Addre- Box the, non
Norwalk.
do lw
CBNISBID FRONT RODEO WASHING-
ton street. address "loom." care flops!
l
FRO! DICBIBRR i. LOWIB PART OF
houseonGrovs street. Ive rooms, rent :25
1%,”, to U. B. Iloyt, 101 south lam street. South
mwalk. n26“
008i! Ol’ SIX BOOKS ON WOODWARD
avenue, Ola Also house of six rooms, East
Rsrwalk, 813. Part of hon-con Woodward avenue.
'8 Inquire of B A Woodward.
ill WOODW \RD BOIMEAD—lt ROOMS
Botaudcold water. bath room. heartache .
with alabllng for five horses, cow stablm, chicken
muses. Ate: real as per month. Inquire of C.
Dwartn. at Old Well Cigar Company. 013 if
NI BOOB! AT ssv's NECK. 0N! AT
a.“ 2m”: ”mi?“ m". w 3'3?
u . to can . , ' es ..
authglorwd’g.’ pp ' 0le
MEANT BOMB IN A CONVINIKNT
adored
vlsltWasalngtonsoms time d the win
, 3993'}:
Advertisementsandsr this
llasgltlntsMItlmsa wolwsshtlm.
charged a .tI.Austla.uarlsn.
REMOVAL.
movsdmy mock “CrockeryJIIass and
lb WALL man. ROHWALK.
NOTICE.
Imus 195 BAHAMA IVOAIIP»
m‘ . fnawal of ‘ m ,
ART. Byrexnsstof
8.0.0 BUILT. 0.1’.
Insure Your Lifel
dummuadsywlll give you as Newman
Polleyofflullpatablsst to nus stagger st
dammit prssrtoravaosutsa .wlll ve yous
Life” “If, DIM" sly-30.!“ not what
I t an
s. n... Ms .3. I?“ ”7'.
”MM n“infill;normsmac Agm
wfifinmm.m'luwdla
seamen.
UIOIOII D. I. IANVfltmf New York. has
ehangsdhisoleshcmstrcm Wednesday
L lieseabsnsasallsana that {“2
Iter-
dlt iw
walk.
flatten.
namr ”Inn All! rsnsos on P]!
I smsmllmmy 1:3,]me Oralthltd
”about” leave my and .
s it It sons GRANT.
Willi).
‘4—
topicsonswhowouldllkcto
urlng lacs
mitotimandboardymadsy. lull
.llllslst..li.w.. mhlnldon.l).c. nest!
mmmnis
twill ANDBLAN ALT. owns CAN HAVE
the same by property and d‘ll‘l’ll‘tng
than.
”one.
I. I. gaggsnua Apply to W. C. cantata. or "Midsummer Night's Dream."
—_ L g r Ir. CHAR. I. UNDBRBILL
tat. Ir. FRANK TAYI'
To lanrs Banned seats to he had on andafter Dec. 5 Din
~_.._,,__.__~,,fi --. ....,..____. we . . ..... - at l’la’i‘sted‘s; slough with and Igareg‘rytp
nder ‘Ield rug store, one a. ‘ouree u, vc ;
mfi'rma'mufl I fly” mg 5 Single Ticks Is 30 cents each I ' :23
no on s wssuisoros ' ‘ ’
T .r “A“: w .lrm' Poul? a “II IIII II II BI,
l‘ . ts . case, a e
gunnery , w l l m '
——-ON-——
TRIMMEB HITS all BIIII NETS
———-—A'l' THE—-
Millinery Store of R. If. Collins
[lave Inst added a full line of
FANCY GOOI)S
——-—-AND ——
Christmas Novelties
And a finalise of
LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFSI
Before purchasinp elsewhere call and examine
my stock. The pr see are reasonable. quality of
gotdsconsidered.
R. M. COLLINS.
12 MAIN STREET,
ill? 2w SOUTH NORWALK.
IILIIN PIIIN'I‘.
(GBBOOBY'B POINT.)
soe'ru sortwaut, .
CON N.
Hauseflnel Winter
Oysters fresh from the surround-
lng waters served In every
FOR
Till
Vlws lulstléls stern [M‘Mpllln‘gu style
I“ l’
t ass is mamas-d El 'P‘)‘NE:R
”use“ shall fsvbr ms with a call. 9;: " PROMBTOH. 1 l
a. minimum.
emanate Optician
. Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
Glasses Itled to all‘wompllcsted leases.“ Com;
on leaves a romprescrlptonnr use
Iii: Lagos. “Erotica guaranteed In charge for
W
Ian] BllIllls Giulia!
"LINED, CONN.
Ideal-for humans so both sues to llll
"“““'”"I“‘"’ne.l:...n'°”.. “Tit"?
tmstosa l r or ng
demand. gunk»
pity x2n: ne‘é'i‘é
n psy'lns phantom.
A Mont
Infill! lulu. Collage. mm GI-
.IACOB Al. LAYTgN,
brass nssss casual
.8.” 33.11:. handguns-e
asdllssng. Drafts
flltadWasdlmOrd-s shown
UwMawssalssssohsst—ss.
scorn sonnets. or.
Judas"! “wanton wosw‘ staff"
«Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
“““““ um I! . _, .
Furniturebsslei.
New Store“ & 48 Main st, Norwslk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Imam strsst. we»
Osllm-s. esslgtl. '
sou-m seaward saunas nan:
fi'mhlngtoaltrsst.
nsu rte-stores... mourns .ss
“mister“, svsslagslroaillot. '
Ad .sa
Charles Mott,
cum Dd 'alrdsld Arenas. Bridgeport.
A. S. , FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Plus Watch Repairing a Specialty.
8. South Iain - loath lnrwalt.
A VALlMIl-l MD MOILY Illlflll- urns IMUIIIT POI MIC.
I'M-EX" ELEIIIIID-MABlel 0IIIILEII AND (”IMPER-
Thl'" ”"1905! "In! rssrrsirstmu at and shelter littlatollst rtic m l r t d t
bmaComb-Curev r" not.) “beds, 1 . l‘ ' l0!” - com-
5.1"“? n “if.” :r “15"“ ”My“, 'fvhfirvgaig'o’pfitrt a «Iberi- ptrts both: items.
ysr. n
nab results. With Is a d the bureau
Is any do rad t .
' n notndvm' '2J‘J'm'iih'" listed with this lltt Instrument It retains the vlectfaah
triad. always and.
PRICE. soc. De.
amp sir. Our
BBIDG
._-:.
.milzm .
Itdoesnothuakoflormln tlahalvll e t C . . . and
l- guaranteed to give sutisfnctto‘n. :1ng anb‘ifl'fi'flr’?‘ wm.
It is for sale by the leading drug. dry and fan goods trade generally, but if not obtainable In your
vicinity we wt. mail it to any address, Wet-m immoral“ safe .lsilrsry, on receipt of 5.0.
dvsfnr ”.00. Remit b draft. express. or post- .s order or currencyin register-d lst'tg
ughlslow Um . lines xmu't 5:” dies ted in»
flr. - .6195 ‘ , . . Itifidtfpvrgh’lflds’dlssbtfu unripe”: goods. commands-
«112 lm '
SIMEIIIIIIB NEW!
4’.
BIZIN'I'INE MI‘I‘S INII BUGS.
More durable than Smyrnas,
a. little less in price. We have
them in various sizes and shapes.
A splendid article for Christmas
presents.
———-——vw——-
s4 WASHINGTON sT.,
Minoan.“
A. lickerman & Son,
at
~THE—
sum NfllllllLK BflS'l'IlN mu
Extends Its Greetings To All.
w...—
I
We would say that we are
_ . prepared and are now showing
the most extenswe lines of
CHRISTMAS TOYS, - . /
.1,» .bnpuss, DOLLS,
FANCY PERFUMES
AND N O‘TELTIES of all descriptions
. .. .. . ....
x ‘9 A
~‘: t.
PLUSH GOODS,
ever shown in South Norwalk. A few reasons for calling
and seeing our line before buying elsewhere:
1. We have our reputation to keep up for selling every-
thing cheaper than any one else in town.
2. Every article sold is guaranteed, both in price and
quality.
3. We have better facilities for buying, therefore we can
afford to sell cheaper than our competitors. .
4. To the hesitating we would say go examine all other
stocks in town, but don’t purchase before examining our line.
We can do better for you, We know it, feel it, and finally we
shall carry out to the letter everything we say.
Finale. We could keep on mentioning reasons till we filled
up the entire Sentinel. but space does not allow it. Trusting,
however, to receive a call from one and all, we remain, as
ever, your obedient servants,
IIIE IIIISIIIN SIIIIIE,
83 WASHETGTONSTREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
effort of the season to
display to the people
Goods. ' '
FANCY BASKETS.
An appropriate and useful Christmas present. We are
displaying on our center counter 500 different styles of Fancy
Baskets. The prices are astonishingly low, (the same as in all
the rest of our departments this season). The largest and most
complete assortment ever exhibited in this vicinity. A most
acceptable present for Ladies and Gents Waste Paper Bask-
ets at every price and in every style. Pin, Hair, Nursery,
Candy and Office inflate, Ste. the.
“'iunuhsunamlnuun
Never was such a variety of elegant Books placed before
the people. 500 styles of Juveniles, 200 styles of Booklets, I25
entirely new publications. A grand assortment of Christmas
Cards on exhibition for the Christmas season.
”"4“.“
Fancy GOoda.
Exclusively for the Holiday season. We have always had
the reputation of exhibiting the coolest and newest styles of
the season, and on which we never ask onl importers' prices,
which are exceedingly low. This we (I not afford to do
unless great qumtities were sold.
The best of value in Cloth Bound Books by all the popu-
M. 5. SMITH.
Again commemorates the season by Ofi'ering to the people large varieties Of Holi-
day Goods. Gifts Of every description. During this Week we are making the greatest
We feel it IS impossibIc for any one tO surpass us in quality, quantity, or in
artistic exhibitions and now that we have ended this brief statement will mention a few
of the articlds we have on sale at prices guaranteed:
Open Every Evening After the 15th,»
fl
:1 fine and well selected stock of Christmas
? HANDKERCHIEFS.
New special bargains. I'Iundreds upon hundreds of dozen
Of Handkerchiefs are piled upon our counters, ranging in price
from 30 to $3.00 each. Never during our history have we
had a grander assortment than at the present time for the
Xmas sensor.
DOLLS. . . «
Our stock of Dolls for tIic present season cannot be snr~- ‘
passed. Kid Bodies, Bisque Heads, Dressed and Undressed
Jomted and Plain. All the newest novelties.
9
JEWELRY.
At less than one third manufacturers’ vices, and in uddi-‘
tion to the above startling bargains we wiII) offer; all the latest
styles in jewelry and miscellaneous ornaments of that line.
Examine our line of jeyelry before purchasin elsewhere, for
we buy direct from the manufacturer and in Inge quantities,
therefore enabling us to rave at least 33§ per cent. upon our
Iar authors.
an
purchases, which we give directly to the trade.
The largest variety of Silk Umbrellas ever exhibited in our city.
M S. Smith, - -Dry‘5:G-oods.:
. immense. mom .9. sum transistor. . "
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