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43 Washington st. South Romallt
INDEPENDENT.

REURRE A. EERRIS,

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Batshhi Grocer.

Spatial Bargains for Saturday.
FOR CASH.

TEA. TEA. TEA.
, “Tum-'Q'kl.
com norm: com.

If)” our lit (loin.

BUTTER 1‘I’BUTTELI BUTTER.

Tryour Ito 13m

sIIIInI. sIIIIoIIIII sIIIIoI

BPEUIII. SALE OF Butlilli Filli
TWO WEE“ 0W“.
Whittle. “Huron eIrr
1. tab Inner. whim: III
mi warrant II
In Imp

Geo. mATEerris,

Ila. lilo ”Minn Street.

 

 

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Tllli EVENING SIEINTlNEh

JAMAH GOLDEN. Editor and W.

95:5 months. 8250.8 Iibl.
81...: l month. will)“ tents; single alpine.” It cents.

New York llama Weather [pr-punts.

In this distriotto-Ilny warmer. fair wonder
”pump.” rwmmmm; will
.0a
(in Friday partly cloudy tofIIlrII'eatlI-
or. with slight changes at temperature. tol-
lowed by local ratna and la I Idlght fall of
tempenture.arulon Saturday partly cloudy
to fair. cooler weather. wounded by local
rain.

ltliniutnro Almanac for 'I'o-nomw.

Sun rises Sunsets “will tide ‘6 low tide
4:40 'i :18

' General Grant died six yearsago today.

 

 

 

William Warren is seriously ill at his
home on West street.

0. L. Ogden has completed Fred Pit-
ur's new house on Woodward avenue.

F. 8. Lyon had two handsome night
blooming ccreus blossoms out. last night.

The side walls of the Opera House are
being frescoed at the expense of the new
manager.

Bridgeport reservoirs are so low that
the authorities are thinking of prohibit-
ing street sprinkling.

William Forsyth. a pugilist of some
repute, was in thin city yesterday on his
way to his home in Danbury.

G. I]. Ferris is witnessing the New
'York-l’hihdelpbin ball game on the new
Polo Grounds this afternoon.

—We make ounown ice cream from
strictly pure cream. Depot restaurant

 

Rev. II. E. Barnes. of the Methodist
church. will preach in the Bmokside
chapel Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

. Rev. ’nnd‘lfrs. S. ll. Watkins. Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Smith and Mr. and him.
Rolflrt Van Burcn will drive to Lyon's
Plains this evening.

Two hundred children come up on the
City of Albany last evening: tifty for the
Trinity summer ltullw. on Strawberry
hill. and £5" for Ilmncbrilbn

”I my Jon-eon. .I w :Iiu- r in tbcdc pot rm-
tuurnnt. t'nrninhul considerable IIIIIIIAIL
IIIdr‘ft‘t‘cIr'1 those on the sill-Inner '\icdc‘t"
Inst cIcning lI_\ his jigs :Ind muthcrn
melodies.

Dr. ll. W. llohnnnon. of, Dnnbury. II
brother of Dr. t‘. ti. Bobnnnon. of this
city. and Miner Mollie Austin were ment-
ly married ntlhe borneof the bride in
that city.

The new oyster otemncr “t'hnrlcs ll.
Inwndes." which Ms been built in
Bridgeport for C. it. luwndm. of South
Norwnlk. is completed and will be
Tlnrtnched in about two weckn.

Engineer W0: Kl LII ut Vtill‘k Inciting out
mops of the prorxxml curb line in front
of the Norwnlk hotel. prcrmmry to no
agreement with (Secure C. bookmark.
the owner of the pmperty.

J. licrbert t'unn-ntcr, of East Norwnik.
and his «main. Ernest Honda, of limok-
lyrI, cIu-nmped on the shores of Trinity
Lake. Tuesday night. They report It
very enjoyable time. fishing. mwing.ctc.

The 500 (mi of new boar- which the
t‘mmnon thinned voted to purchawut
its Inst meeting. will be [anchored of the
New York Belting I’Itckiug mummy.
Jane M. 1" errin. of thiacity. is hendlxrok-
keepor for the limo

wl‘or nubI cheap. A IrIIgoIIelte. three
marina: and one surrey. inquire of
(humus. Gregory. Norwalk.

Station Agent J. I'oIIIomn. at ileum.-
toIrn. has seen the limp-3t pedal of m-
rtco of any empkrya‘e on the llnnlnrry
IIIIII Norwnlk road. The llIIIIlIIIry New:
naynbe bummmhngngent IIIt
Undrgetotin for thirty yum.

J. O. Jmthke paint-moi Iii-m
ram. loan painted time Mamie m
tor the molar "link-Ir and one for III-I
“Freddie W. new." lie in now en.
Multithls emctent my» or artists
pointing Samuel tit-node‘s new IIoIIIIeon
Went trim

Ame! lull was arranged tor you
Walla-m on the Fair (Imam.
new the Amateurn and the Y. the.
A. Jenkins. The Ammunihd to put
Inna: .andttwoonmevmfor-
t'. A. Jonson putrid like mphy anyduh
on... outline! use mm sinu-

 

The habitat of the Nonalk Ltbhry.

 

' Tumpike. nlanon Cedar street and the

‘ Pilgrim Council. 0 u. A.
their regular meeting tth evening.

Editor Byington. of the Gazette, is
celebrating the sixty-fifth anniversary of
his birth, today.

.3". ruminants" '
will m ‘iI'ItiIe ”mammoth

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The infant daughter at Rev. and Mia.
Olin Bullock, of Elmwood avenue, died

this morning. aged ten weeks.

o-l'or Bale—Cushion tire Columbia
bicycle. ”ill pattern; AI condition. Can be
seenntll. K. luckwoodaco'ssnne.

 

 
 

 

 

On Saturday afternoon. at 8:300‘clock.
the Y. M. C. A. Seniors and theWinni-
punks will play ngnmeof ball onthe
fairgrounds.

Probably the largest consignment of
print paper ever received in Norwalk,
was deliremd at Tun SENII'INKI. office
this morning.

Frank 11. Taylor. of Elmwood avenue.
this city. issaid to be It pueible cauli-
dnto fortbe position of first lieutenant
of Company F.

Colonel [colic Smith. Justice of the
Peace. has secured an office in the Library
building. His ofllce hours are 9to it
n. In. and ‘2. tot p. In.

 

The trial of James lnudrigan. nrmsted
by Officer Adams II ill be before J not Ice
Coolidge at the bIIrough court room .It 9
oelock Monday morning.

Funeralserrices over the remains of
J. C. Worden. will beheld stilt!) Main st.
Norwnlk. to-nmrmw afternoon at ‘3
o'clock. Interment at Union u-metery.

Water pipe has been distributed on the

upper end of h‘niflleld avenue. pumm-
tory to begining the work of laying the
new main through these streets.

——<T)i’ink pretty creature. drink l" Drink
Root Beer made from Knopp's Root Beer
Extract. Five minutes makes it.

The makers in Adams Brotbcrn' bat
shopIIent out in nbody this morning.
bemusc the proprietors refused to grant
them an increase of twenty-lite oents
per dozen on a certain quality of bats.
The matter will pmbnbly be settled
t-I-Iluy.

David Miller, look-keeper for Roy-
nIoIIIl It t‘omstmzk. who was thrown
from IIiIIlIom' about three Weeks ago.
and had his leg broken. had no ann
lrndly scolded by adie kettle. at the fac-
tory this morning. He n'uatnkun to his
home. firmer of Washington and Spring
stmrto.

now III: on 'I'III: ’l‘l'fldl.

Conductor [army's lllporlenm With a
Party of sum-puma furor-Ionian.
Ehlnjnrd Johny. the handsome conduct

or of the Uonudiduted road. fonncrly of

this city. is now styled 'Rererend La-
hny" by his railroad mrcintes. The

Brhlgeport l-‘nnner tells this story of how

he got the title: The genial oollector of

ticket» bad charge of II Hominy-school
cxcumioulnst week which was bound
from William‘s bridge and Wmdlnwn to
lium‘ Hawthorne Bench. near i‘orttlluw
or. N. Y. Conductor Johny Iran fault-
leIIIIly attired. He had around his neck

It IIpotII-In white tie. "in deep toned

voice which be m with expuwkrn

when entering a cur Ind calling out

“tickets“ deeply llflpfi‘iifil a number of

the Sunday-school teacher». lilo dark.

wit and expo-ire eyes elicited II smile
of nmmrlutlou from the ebk'rgirlaof the

lltblo chin, and bin "Well. well. well. I

do declare." to the little nun: m Ito

nymluthet’u' and winning that limit
nurrnrnnn espoused the minim among

IlIeIIqulvm that the unlock" war ”In

right man in the right plat».

The summit-III. of the Hominy
win-oi finally evolved the Idea that It
would he troll If the wodttctor could be
"mo to Iddm the children it! the
grim. After will»; room of the
older mention at the party he Imit-
Illiir. lulu}: not thus Indium! him:

"My. hair. ”I M W I m
m. and .mIo-IIII not marine“
day floral?”

"Uh. you.” replied the «Mm.

The Iron... looked at Isiah minor and
Ian-kin! approval. In much III to new: “t
know it. 1 I“ it.“

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“porting-I you Icould be willing mainline
lb childmf’
To Mikel-m luhy in

mafia-l
Molowpmtouiotalm "tinny. You
see my Sunday retinal clue In all.
somflundaysuunuetwomm
rot-unmounted“. We mine
mowithaaflhtnthalwmkm
lmmpfim dusting has a

Monsoon-nit rotunda-man.

 

 

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no or no" IIIIIIII

Hunt ta (1qu on A" Nor-walrus Near-
by Halibut—Iowan.

Ilia; Emma Cut-mun la visiting friends

in Brooklyn.

It}. in Data: rat-adwtb'tn-uf
Williamtv Won our menu“
mrmnli‘ Imq III orient" rt" ‘
9W Wind“
able work about the prepay of’l'l'heo-
philo Buphrat. ..

Rev. F. W. Crwder. pastor of the
letbodhtchuroh. is spending his two
weeks' vacation with his parents in
Baltimore. Id. I

Dart-u. .

W. 8. Brady. of Brooklyn, k; visiting
the scenes of his boyhood dnyI. ‘

Charmer & Gel launched that} new
eighteen-toot sailboat this week.

liraGeorgefl.’l‘lllydidnotlukkber
leg as stated in Int week's flour. or fall
in any manner.

Someone poisoned two dogs belong-
ing to Zigman Mason, Tuesday night.
lleotlena reward of 810 for the die
cover-y of the parpstratorsof therdeed. ,

Frank E. Sonle.W. B. lilhandlames
ll. Rowland, the nimbenrof the Bridge
port Wheel club who ocean-mated fa
riding on the sidewalk, were fined 85
and auto each, by Justice Koch. ~ They

logger sohnrd tobe let on, however.

that the justice and comtnble only took
part of their featmbich lef t the bicyclists
$6.15 to pay.

Charles llnll.a citizen of this town,
was arrested in Stamford yesterday of.
ternoon by Deputy Sheriff Richard
Bolster. for nononpport of his fnruily.
llnll has not nupported his wife nod two
children for over a year. and has de-
serted them twice before. He boldsn
good poedtion in the Yale & Towne lock
work». He was brought before Justice
Koch in the town hull. and the case was
Iontinued tnnlloa him to secure bond-I
to the amount of 82th) to support his
family for six months.

The soldient’ hospital bond held In
meeting at the capitol yesterday and
authorized the treasurer of the board.
General l-‘. E. Camp. to make requisition
on the comptroller for "if!” required
to meet payments on account of the sup
port of the old soldiers at Fitch's Home
at Noroton, In the event. of the comp
Imller's refusal to honor the draft. the
treasurer was directed to contract hero.»
after all bills in the name of the stat.-
mud refer IIII [moron-I fumisbing supplies
to the Home to the comptroller direct for
payment. The low macribmg for the
care of old soldiers state: that “the ex-
pense thereof shall be paid by the suite.

(Imus-town and Bmckvlllo.

Minn M. bruise lkvrtr. of ithlgetield. is
in town.

Ilsa l-‘hImnIIc Jones is the gout of lira
Edwin (Jilin-rt.

E. F. Jim-In. of llridgcpnrt. is spending
his mention in WWII.

Tl. kl. Collins. of New York city.
staying at Pleasant Side.

L ii. lkwn, of Chicago. is in town,
the guest of [Marin Hilbert.

t‘hiehmtcr 3: Hon. of Wilton. one get-
ting bay for portion in town.

Muster (theater Vnnchok remind a
moiety bicycle ironI New York city loot
work.

In. A. ll. ('oley. of Heath Norwalk.
has been visiting (ricndn in town the
poet week.

In. Jackson. of New York city. who
in turning III L0.0Irhorn's. to my Irick
at the present time.

Kiwi-fly rm finkilml hiring for water
in this Maud has named his machin-
ery to tlm‘s Farina.

A number of Flaunt tilde hunk-n

h

enjoyed-man ride In: Friday night “

about town no for south as (hm.

A savoury-tire toot flag polo was naked
at Murillo. intend-y. on the item
plum In honor of the froth air children.

Mammary-um (M
Mfimvmrrling, and to turning the

Immuootpatyom It Mom.

Win In“ ham lu-
plutymer llnppllynomo wan hurt.
Wkentheearrlage was tighten it Im
tmdmluntnuaw

w.

Mannheim-It IJIeIYIIIIIolIc
Total Ali-rim union of (bomb-t.
vilibela-klinthkdty.M.Au¢au
" .

The Aquuqttentuk Plat-anion
Moron. city trill go Into rump III
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II’IIIIII “ennui retrofww

lunar-a worthy of lentil-n from Every
. .. ”actor of Wont.

hie-teambiut BlrnClty withnluadot

Adam Lnrotar. who stole 8198 from

his employer, Arthur Edwards of (.‘rom— '

well. and who camped from the Group
well lockup on Monday, was

the Home evening in Maiden. All of
thestolenmoney Ira Immersed. it be-
ing found in the prisoner's stocking.

The reoidenw of Rev. William Dexter.
[notorot the Finnt Presbyterian church
of'l‘lIomIIooIrille. was destroyed by the
early yesterday morning. This is the
third time that the residence of Ir.
Dexter has been destroyed by fire by an
incendiary. The loan on yesterday's
tire is 82.000. fully covered.

 

 

Gruesome Carlo-tun. '

Since Attorney Eli Blix bemmewmn er
of New Haven county six years ago. he
has accumulated In great variety of in-:‘
teresting articles. Among them are an
ltnlinn stiletto found In the Wallingford
woods.“ the time of the shoe box myo-
tery. and a motognph taken from it
“'nllingfonl hotel register of the signa-
ture of the man who is rumoured to have
come on with the shoe box from Chm).
A forked stick included in the collection
iaonetbnta Birmingham man used to"
push back the trigger of a gun witbt
which be killed hum-elf. Other articles
are a pair of scissors with which «man in
[Ruby killed himself with not long ago
by plunging them into but bowels. and
the whip that Wales Doolittle of Word
bury thrashed his hired man todentb
with. Among apeck lieskctful of re-
volvcm which Coroner Mix has is one
that was used by a men who killed u buy
in Bnnford and then tied to Vermont.
He also has the hnndkcnrllief's which
Chamberlain and Taylor chloroformed
and final Mrs. Ermt with. and the
chisel which they purchased in New
Yorkto pry open the bunmu drawers.
There are any number of mares-s with
which purple have hanged themselreo
nndn box tilled with trinkets. charms.
jewelry and watches given tohim by
vorimrl medical examiners nbont the
tummy. and many letters found on dead
purple *l’nlhulium.

"A nhltloua Pig-lea

Rearing on their bind Icy. emitting
means of elaborate dulness." is what II
l-rench erotic calls these “smart Ale-cs"
that lubitunlly exploit their ignorance.
Many suchbaro dunk-d that sarIIfuloIL-I
nmlspecitic blood I'Lsrons are curable
when thct‘ ncttnt ll nod (‘ure has a his-
tory of Bill years in Brazil. and too years
in this country. asnn infallible remedy

Sold at Habitat ad store. under the
liaiunrkemollotei. Sou INonIle Conn.

Taylor a: Golden.

BealEstateanIllnsurance.

WASHIIITUW STREET,

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ain’t!

authoritarian. o.

"I'll! All! tflltm‘l:
lttl West Street. corner Trinity Place.
IIoI'rIr xonwnuir.

one. Hoar-4H0 loam- trtoaum. and
Slalom. JIlI'iIn

LESLIE SMITH.

('0ka l‘. 3. Army.

JUSTICE RE THE PEACE.

«Rom l. Politic ”bury Building.
tannin MM.
we. Martino-Mauritian. 1an

YOUR UPPURTUNITY

 

 

 

Of All

Kinds.

manna”
We have on hand about

20 WAGONS,

Canopies.
Dustin
Spindles.
Phaetons.
inhalants.
Business Wagons.

Monaural

 
 
 

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and ”maxi-m iloelr
ca
tun ”-3.3 In one Iliilr
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mom... ”It?

POI! SABEOB‘WREN
not! a

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Ninth col-rs inquire“. at so “'oet Infinitil‘.
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orwnlk.
WANTED.

WOMAN to do' general housework inn Inn-ll

lly. Apply to Mn.“'ta lluy-

proud. 3! i'lny street. South Norw ails”A jr’l If

F‘lltSTJ' LASS Pointers. Decker. fit was.
on street. South Norwalk 3) :njh

AT “sodium and “bimlerrt. A l t “J

I Rowland GSon. Yankees. N. P.” yyzl‘T in

[’0]! SALE.

Buinnrno non? In: or. for or. on the in-
stallment plan- no interest . no fairy
prices for any lots . y are and d

linings "who feel. to re e0 wIIIIterI A
out. with. W”) ’1

 

iy‘JlIlIw

were wen
u el fibteen—foot "Athl, in good order. In-
Aqn are of William E. Osborne. at Adams

but factory. south Norm alk.

Elohim
Nona lk.

537 inn

and building lotII at moderate
Apply to II. A. Woodward. South

To not.

I)LEASA§T furnished room with meet both
rec rnlnnten‘ walk from post oilic e.
Inquire at this edict» for one week. 13211

 

Ilol' SE1»! six rooms and bath room. Ap-
plitow. ll. Smith. (”W est street. booth
. \‘orwnl j) -l tit

Ilot'sn no. It Won't Main street. NorII-nlk
m I,lnunire on the premises. Burr Smith.
.l)
1)ART of boom No. 5 Henry Itreet. ton small
family: trooms. Alan partof house in
lea-m location. rent 9. “Winn at once.
Afllrww tonnes. at Lockwood klnnnfac-

J) l58t
‘RON'I'a “menu. ild liner in the rural-t1
a. (In It building: rent Minot AI... from
room rtment on Day street Infill!) Ap-
ply All e ofliceof the Old “'ell l‘lnri' 0 jun“!

REAL ESTATE.
THE 7

 

Woodward Homestead

lllll lUlIllllllIR BRUUIIBS

To Lot for Season or Term of
Years

A

At Reasonable Price

Also eight. lots for sale on
Womlwurtl. Lowndcs and Lin-
coln avenues. Price $350 to
8450. Terms to suit purchaser.
TWenty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to

TllLUR & GULDEN.

OrChrlstlan Swartz.
SHAKESPEARE'S

“COMEDY 0F ERRURS”

Will be given for the benefit I»!

THE IIORWRLII LIBRARY

lly the

NEW Bllllli BRAIITIB ASSU.

Al the

IURWAIII OPEN HOUSE,
ERlBll EVENING. JUIT Nth.

AIJMIMJIIN litre. lIIIiIIIlIuII lieu-swat tin-at!

Tk-kctscan he and“ or the member: and

trout-emf that "pita-Ir mt vitam-
«till» opened Thu or onion." an. at
Plump. 5»:qu .and tionht or.
walk. yhiw

 

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“Morin

Will PlPEll III nouns.

Ill North Alain strut, Ito. Namath.

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Damn-la bonk- ot Ml II taint at In o
M... mm if... to. I I.
hut-ester Intervention); ”$4.6"

on To
Saratoga. late George
and It. Mm!
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RENEWAL 0" Till! DKLIGML. Pm
MALL? mllblflffll)

Grand IIIIFoInIIII-llays' Visits

 

 
 
 

 

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‘Imrywuk. Howling”
* Bmtor‘ths

Boneless Baton.

WE ARE SELLING LARGE
WON A REPUTATION
I POUND.

i
l

10:} dozen (‘ombrics and PercIIh-o in
and SI. 25.

reduced from $1.25 and $1. 50.

from $2.

.
I5
'30 dun‘ll i'lllldl’t
from ltlc to 43c.

Moon III‘mIIpletI- Tim of Ladle-s ll .Iltzc
{draw till

M. 8. SMITH.

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' boil Momentum Printer

A new line of Ilenta‘ "All New

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id for El. Enrisi Ito's Mahmud

Miuwu..-) m—W r‘va" .

15 dozen Plain Blue k Sateen and Lao us.

12 dozen light colored l’ercnles In stripes.

:4 dozen extra line Iquulity Cambrian In stripes. at $1.0" .5. reduced from 81.50.
5 down white lndiau Linens. at 75c. and

6 dozen II bite Satin. with polka dots andstn
4 dozen II bit» Lun II II ith colored Silk striping at $1.90 reduced from 82.25
:. 'dozen \Ibitc India Linen IIitII uecIlle work Iollnr and culls, at 81.5), reduced

Also a full :msmrtrnent of Silk I losicry :It popular primer.

ill IdIm-n ILndiI-t' JcnIcII Ribbed \ who

0.

Look out for our Bulletin of Special Prices in our
lionh Window, Saturday. July l8.

prim initial and which We will be pleased

 
 
 
 

 

lint lions "III
The hnsiieiio Wont.

QUAN'i'l'i'lm or "mm m. rr HA3

ATTHEPOPULAR manor momma "

ll" YOU nave nor more 11' com: .
son A BAHPLE, AT

’CharlesE. Seymour’s
leading Brant, 33 Washington Street. South Mall.

y IIII , ,
. I ”m” p.” wimr ., up? lib M!" ‘1“
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Ind under the some low figure that has characterized III of our
Special Sales, we quote the following unmatchahln bargains.

ladies’ Shirl Waisls.

stripes at 50c. and 75c..reduoedflnm 81
guaranteed stainless. at 8| and 81.25,
at 89c" reduced 81.15.

81, reduced $1. 3.5 and 81 50.
posh mat $1.38, minced from 81.00.

A full line of Lanndercd Shirt Waist-I In figured and plain white,

a

Look out for our Bulletin of Special Prices III on
North Window, Saturday, July I8.

HOSIERY.

A coIIIIIpletrI line otI Liking.- Hosiery III stripes lawns and bLIehs for” It. ., IIoIrtlI idle
5c"

 

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19cm" .5c

" " 25c “ 350
" ‘ 29c. .. “ 40c
“ " 38c. . " 45c
. .. 5k.- .. .4 75C
" title. .. " 35¢

" 65c" 90c

'lll: Ir price. title our prim I III.

451... "TC.
" 501:. “ "4c.
" 75m. “ 500.

‘H s Gauze null Ribbed \ Isis. ranging in price awarding to aim

thsund Muslin l' nderwmrnt prices to

 

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