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winds. On Tuesday fair weather with slight
temperature changes. areal amount of actual
humidity and M! to frat variable Mods.
followed by rain: for Wednesday fair, alightiy
curler anther, preceded by showers.
Dual-tars Almanac for To-Irnrr-w.
Sun Rises BunScts l High Tide Low This
at 4:43. at" a :15 l at Mil atm
The local divisions of Sons of Temper-
ance meet this evening.
Contractor Pierce is placing crushal
stone on I‘airtleld avenue.
John Miller, of Cedar street, has pur-
chased a sail boat of Charles Hoyt.
The Brotherton family, of the borough,
enjoyed a sail in the Florence B. yester—
day.
flFrank L‘llommedicu, of East Norw alk,
has accepted a mition with Taylor&
Golden.
Tire Nomtons defeated the Darien Stars
Saturday afternoon by a score of thirty
to fifteen. ___~__
City Surveyor Ferris Mon-house is our-
veying for a private sewer on l’merpect
avenue, East Norwalk.
Mrs. F. P. Godfrey, of Chestnut street.
borough, had a night blooming ccrcust in
full bloom last evening.
a
—-We make our own ice cream from
strictly pure crmrn. Depot notaurant.
The Water t‘orumissioucrs report a
gain of nine inches of wan-r in the
lower borough reservoir.
Mrs. Theodore Olsen lies in a critical
condition. sutlering from a cancer. at
her horm- in tho- borough.
at
(lemu- Durant. of Bethel, received a
severe injury to his arrrr this rooming by
falling off the rocks at Bell Island.
The sloop “Malena" lino III-en Inn-led
with but bushels of «bells, which l'lrnrli-s
LU‘Vlllll'h experts to plant this week.
llcrrry Cornell and a party of {fin “(ls
wt-utmer to Long island youtI-nlay in
Mr. (‘omell's new sailboat “Ernie."
Work on the foundation of St. Paul's
chapel at the corner of West avenue and
Berkeley street, was resumed this mom—
ug.
' Edward S. Brown has had on exhibi—
tion a fine upccimen of crayon work, in
jmrtraita of Capt. Joe Merrilluud a young
friend.
Herbert W. Kemp has concluded to
leave (thock Brothers. but for one
week only. lie is taking his annual va-
ration.
A rotating of the hospital committee
will be held in the parlors of Old Well
Hook and Ladder company at 8 o'clock
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael iinreschmr, of
Springwmd. celebrated the twenjy-lifth
anniversary of their marriage yesterday
afternoon
During the thunder shower Saturday
uftenroou, the c upola on A. Bach' s new
born on Spring ninet was struck. The
damage was slight.
"Fritz." of thcilawtte, celebrated his
birthday yesterday in an appmpriale
style. lle received a number of presents
by which to remember the occasion.
—-lloatrr to let, 10c. per hour. at River-
rride Pavilion, Washingwn street bridge.
lit a meeting of the labor day commit-
tee. a committee on refradrnronu was
sppointedtoccaaiatef mnmnbcr from
embarked-o trades W. m ’
Probably the cheapest and but excur-
sion that ever went out from this city
will trethst of the Find if. E. Sunday:
school next Wolnmlay to Glen island.
Tickete only 50 «can.
John Ramona? . . ”limb-m n lurgivr.
is suffering from a swelled frIot, resulting
from a more out received while in bath-
lrur at Mon Pom. Charles Franks cut
his font at the same. place.
William Pelvic. mm Adam.
Clmi- Payne.‘wmiara and Timothy
IleCaflhy and Willis Sentinel Heme
lions coon-try, attended the Scanners
Engine company's picnic at Brirlgeprm,
Saturday...
«allelic. ilip Van Winkle! What a pity
that you don't drink Root Beer made
with ‘s ltmt Beer Extract: it
doesn't waw
Thslirs alarm struck the thirteenth
«lament M W. oallingoat the
reapply it we. learned clove
Wm Magi-spa mpany‘s
«intestines-outrun aflrsalarmoire,
1min; tirgalarrn to strike.
modemrpomwmoqm
pamdoptheiloondatidelockyssteb
an! aim and joined the Item
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A FRANCIS & 00.,
The Clothiers,
Washington Street, South Norwalk.
The frame of Frank Richardo' our
house on Quint-rd avenue has been
ruined. ‘
Work has been oorrrtnenml on the
foundation for Ex—Mayorw. B. Hubbell'o
I y,.-,I
‘ I»
7; my 2 it.
hwmw ($sz 9541. funilv .Iw’
jib'ct to moiro‘i'rorb Clay "treat into thefi"
new once on t Terrace this week.
Thomas Reynolds, of Stuart avenue.
running across Oak Island, near Jen-
ninp' ship yard.
Mira L. J. Gregory, dermatologist. will
be in this city the first week of August.
She removes superfluous hair, moles
and birthmarh.
The bone of marriage of William Monk
and Miss Rim Luce, of' this city, were
published for the second time at St.Mary's
church yesterday.
Tire case of State vs. Thomas Landri-
gan, was called before Justice Ctnrlidgc
at 9 o'clock this morning and ntljoumed
until August 10. at B o'clock.
Friday (borne lluxton. a well-known
character in these parts, while walking
on the truck of the Consolidated road
near the (ileubroolt station. was killed
by the can
Our party yesterday landed a thirteen-
pound pickr-rcl. the largmt catch of the
mm, writes 13. A. Womiwrird from tin-
Thousand Mantis. \V - still are receiving
congratulations.
Pl' LPIT PM! Mill ll‘lls
Notes of Sunday §;rvirr'a in (‘Ity and
Borough Church-u.
Rev. Mr. Lord, of ltmkford. Ill. gave
two unusually fine Irerrrmm at the South
Norwalk i‘ongregatimml church yum-r:
day. His rooming text was from Lube
x.,31: "And by chance there came down
a certain priest thay way, and be [aura-d
by on the other side."
The services at the First 3f. E. church
ymtcrday were very interesting. In the
rooming Rev. C. M. I’egg preached an
excellent sermon. A praise service was
held in the evening. The quarto-tic reu-
dI-rml several line selection-Solos wen-
gin-n by )lireIAlicc Sherwood urI-I Ilorucc
S Hatch.
ill-r. N. W. l’o-rry. “rotor of the Afri-
can llrthodist church. addmxl the
Union liospol TI-nrjarranct- Reform Arrow
cintion rrreeting ymlerday afternoon.
[bacon John Taylor and others made
sill‘t‘t‘llt-fi
\I lent the Wheel-nu are- boring.
Jami-s Flynn and Addie W hwlvr. of
the borough whmlud to llridmrort and
return ymtI-nlny.
John "Ironwood. one of Norwalk'rt
Inmt enthusiastic wlroelrucn. haves town
to-dny fora flip through the Berkshire
Hills. He will be gone about twelve
days and‘will travel mod of the disumce
on his wheel.
Illim‘Mabel :l. Grover. of Hartford, an
expert Indy bir-ycli-rt. who took the tint
prize at Siagara during the annual rnwt
of the L. A. \l'., last year, was in town
yesterday. She is amending a few weeks
at New Citation.
John Nolanmf the Stamford Herald
otllcemnd J. Moi Earthly»! the name place.
acmmpanied by Edward l-‘inchmf the
Stamford News, wheeled to Norwalk
Satunlay afternoon. While coming
thnmgh Stutth Norwalk Nolan had the
misfortune to run foul of alum-e and
handy «sealant seven injuries. He was
knocked down and slightly bruised, but
with a true printer's spirit be mounted
his wheel and rolled on to tho bonmuh.
where hesud hlu communal: rented for
n abort time below if0m1lh'fll‘lllg their
return trip.
Eighteen members of the Norwalk
Wheel club. under the loath-rump of
(opiain V ll. llonrm‘ltcr. wheel-Id to
Milford and mum, yesterday, halving the
club rooms on W asbi "ADAMS clout
OI‘TOI‘L and air-tong In ultimo in time
llrrdinnerat tho llilfonl not. Arm
dinner the club surveyed the lat-antics of
the town and inspected the memorial
bridge erected on the altrof the old griet
mill, a relic of mkmial timer. The ride
lumen» a thrust mob. and on the
wisrlvtirbmn was one of the mime-
crarful of the cranial.
o: the Diamond Field.
The Y. Al. (.3. A!» and Winnipauks
em] lIais on the Pairiimutuhr Saint:
day afternoon. 11mm was as follows:
Winn uka $42000iil~l9
'k'.u.7.A. liOABlBBBfl-‘T
Thebettsrieerrm: Winnipaukrtlar
den and NcfibcryIY. Li. C. Afiachflb-
fer and Kelley.
'l’hc Bolder: lllll nine. from Wilton.
corned hat» with a nine rm mom
F. Saturday afmmrn, and defeated
tirelubysccorsofflirrz, The batteries
were: Holden Ililh, Cirrhosis] Sher-ham
(Mostly if, Peg-n and Marry. David
leaks played first base for the bellied
Hill unused during thr- W caught
tlrohalliothebyeand received an ole-f
mt ”shim.”
113W Bligh fichml learn M35“
not put in an mm Mm
mastitis hometown-pm
Racists. however. wish the public to
kaowthat they aim entirely mmiwaekune
of the fact not the W m
broke his arm yesterday afternoon while -
. l
to,
also rents BEST:
A Tribute to tho Memory of the Lato- Dr.
San-cl Ila-do. of Barton.
In tlrcdcathoffiamuel Sands. thctuwn
0‘ Ml “dummies mind-AM-
m..m'ro a. re met In» IWF
borniuSalem Y...in the m, it“.
Edit“ gm» 3W1»:
belonged toa family of physicians. his
eldest brother, Jerome Bands, who died
some three years ago, being a prominent
physician of Port Chester for over hotly
years. His nephew, Norton Sands, juvho
so faithfully attended him during his
illnm isnow the leading physicim of
that place.
More than forty two years ago, Dr.
Sands came to Dar-ion. a young manand
astranger, and during that time lotto
endeared himself to the lunarts of the
people, that he bothersome to then‘inot
only the loved physician, but the peach»
al friend. In summer’s heat and winter's
cold, even after his physicial systemhad
become weakened by the demands made
upon him, Ire never refused to hasten to
the help of those who needed him.“ To
the poor he was as devoted in hiII atten-
dance and labors as to the rich. All
were alike to him.
Ana citiwn his loss dimpamoe. On
every public question, and on everything
connected with the interystsof the term,
his voice and influence were alvtrya
given for the right. Such 'a man cm ill
be spared. The dear familiar font; we
hare so loved and trusted for long years.
some of us from early childhood. wit no
more enter our hornm, bringing help illd
healing‘wilh his wry presence: but us
longnrl life lusts will his name in time
homes he a household word, and to»
memory be cherished as a precious he'll.
age. Dark is the Providence which. alt-r
long months of sufiering. borne so pu-
tiontly, took hint from In’at last. Wo-n
and weary with earthly labors he has
gone to his real. He has entered the
higher service on the other shore. 'l‘nly
can it he said of him that he was the
“beloved 1drysicltm." the friend of hu-
rnnnity, and We who mom him so deep-
ly and so regret his loss can only say to
he said. ‘Thy will be done. " '
line- to Recover m Lost Money.
The care of Thomas O'Hallomn anoint
Joseph chm and wife, was on trial he
fun-Justice Morrvll this morning. l'he
plaintill tartitied that on June 15 tlrmily
purrhaml land through l‘l'llsdlroru's
property to lay the new water rrIII'rI.
paying about till“ then-for. He lost If".
This wars found by Mrs. Began! six-yttr-
old child. who gave it to her mother.
lint. Began went toaprient. who told nor
to keep the money until the owner vor-
found. She showed the money to J.
'l‘oldrey. who theorihnl it to ()‘Hallo’an.
The lath-r recognized it as belonging to
him and went to em Mrs. Began. She
then said that her husband had lost
alike arrrount and claimed the mosey.
The defensccomrrwnn-d this afternoon.
Arrested for fighting.
William Knapp who before Justice
Morn-ll thin morning for mulling HI»
gene Taylor. lleploud guilty and won
and commenced lighting. Chief Volltocr
heard the diuturhanw and armu-d both
men. Tho-y both mvivcd black eyes
and were mmowhat lmriaod.
A llaubnry ulryrtlst Takes a Header. .
A bit yr list named Blasticld. o-rupqu-d
injhe lllmwoic railroad olllce in lan-
bury. was muting down Bligh «turf
ymtenlay noon. and when (“nudit- Trin-
ity church took a header. lie Inna
mmidornbly bruised and one chick on
lrarlly cut. lie was taken to Dr. T. It. Non-
ford'u. Wont Street, whewhhr hum wm
attended to. flirt whml wan rhmrugul
'I’ho News" not a flooded ”mt...
During the min and «wind atrrrru, tit»
unlay afternoon, neural entail Weill
“barber mlrlowu from their atom
lap :and, awamwd. The Iain M
out the morn. “no.“ tin-In a mark
medal cleaning. Uptown the m
emptying under the Wall street bridge
was watched with imam-st by a numlrcrof
ujrctvtators. Volumes of muddy water
haired out of throwing intoilw slum.
carrying with it much film. Tim drad
down in It Mmpml state wm warrior]
out of the router during the storm.
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WM.
he ohlomfmned lmmdiately after her
death. and thank- pony also halite
ofteadnm. be led bound the berries
tntirei‘umnlpnmearlon.
same 1). Railway. s rut-perm
WMMM. 1.. l., swelled-
amo grained awn aha-at:
hotsl, Saturday to puthlmtouleep.
his life was raved with difficulty.
lied
astkm timid traceable-rim
wanton-mum flotati-
.mW-de
T$am
Mmlngcstflmmym. More
warns W was More.“ W’ m mop
. i'nrnru X. Rr'oorn.
fined 35 and roots. amounting to “0.21.
Saturday afternoon both men worn in I. I’ll)”
' - -'l ' II n ilronrl .
Ltuxmr or» MRI I on Ila Plate ilillltl. F In w“ :1”. ”a Sunday. Jul) at.
The will of lira Frank J. ermlm '
died recently. provided that brr pct 55 ”km”!
”amp... m ”If-VALE," (VJFDIK'T'D
;. “batman?” maroon Four-Days’ Visits
““9“ ” .. mused
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ohm-oncoming,
LadiesISummer
s
It's: mus itfirorrsnrr).
A New Ilaru Woman Who Suspected
liar Husband.
Mrs. Dan Walker, wife of the young
pugilht who is well known in sporting
policies in this tint],
{new
mmmmm
‘rrrent at the Want. m: In. wows
Imexpeetod visit wasdnc tea rrersonal
which appeared in a local paper a few
days ago, announcing the approaching
nuptials of her husband to Mint Alice
Moflirr, an estimable young lady em-
ployed at the cylindrograph factory.
Mrs. Walker instantly more tothe con-
clusion that her husband was posing in
this city as aalngle man, and that he
hadeleceived the young lady living in
theJrl’ost Bud. Woutanlike she deter-
mve the deluded young woman.
Ill-s. Walker's visit here terminated in
an unexpecu-d manner. Her declaration
that she was Walker’s wife did not create
the conswrnation she had anticipated in
the )lnGir; hormrhold. They told her
that Walker was ufriend of their son
John, the young amateur boxer, but that
they had no intention of making Trim 3
member of the family. Mrs. Walker was
puzzled at the reception she received, but
she finally withdrew.
The young pugilist was amused and
surprised when he heard of his wife's
visit. lie saidthat there was no truth
in tlwsmry that he intended to marry
Miss Mciiirr. llia frequent visits to the
house to see her brother had given rise
to the story that he was paying Itttentionl
to the sister. and later he heard that. he
was goim,r to he married. lie values
highly the friendship of tile family. he
says. and it pains him to think that he
has innocently causal them so much
trouble and annoyance.
Cure for Round Shoulders.
ably nccmnpanied by weak lungs, but
may by the simple and easily performnl
excl't‘lneuf raising one's self upon the
toes, lciuuwly. in a perpendicular posi-
tiorrnreveral times daily. Take a per-
fectly upright poadfion. with the bowl:
together and the ions at an angle of
forty-iiwdegmu. limp the arms lifev
less at the sides, animating and raising
the i‘llt’fll to its full catatcity muscularly.
the chin well drawn in. Slowly rise up
on the lullnof the feet to the Kri'illb‘fib
[audible height. tin-ruby exercising all
the muscles of the legs and body: more
again into standing [Within without
swaying the body [awkward out of the
perfect line. iii-peat the exercise. first
on one foot then on the "mm—rt...
lluunr-kevpr.
1" rank i‘ artvr. n rolorud boy taken from
the State Reform Inland to l'ntuk 113lo-
ples. of Norwich. has urnfeured that he
:90! tire to Mr. Blaplcs' barn Thumlay
nigh. ‘
(an! of Thanks.
Through the columns of Tris Murmur"!
desire to express my bearifclt thanks to that
friends whose klmlw was H0 abtrnrlnully
manifested during the hlrkhr-M and after lllt‘
death of my “Whit“! forthb many beautiful
floral tributes neat to her funeral.
Lorenzo lllbblrt-I axed In rem fr months
and is day- tb’l‘umndfmm his late ml
draw it “out it Main urn-t. \hulnmlay.
July at atilorlucll. Burial at umvcnlrme
of thr- Valli l)’
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and humour
UABRIIBTBI STREET.
SOUTH NIIRWAldi h,C()NN.
an”!
out It. sIrIoIIiI. II. o..
IAI'IA‘I All! IIDADIM'S:
Ill) West mm. corner ‘l'rlaiiy rim.
uot'rtt summon
.. no".
malféfiLlE SMITH.
town or III IIIoI.
Monitor» 1. i'obllc ”Mary building
\Vunlmmrt
”film "comm ! to it an" and I to t pan. lyfl
BF BPEBIAl IITEREBT TB lABlEB
y a prim known as Ilrllf’l'llffl'tllfl. l N!
more my.“
trim ml rtkraa II "ml
we. lgavlmt in r :1" r ell-12‘
D ln!‘ mm o W
' “’th lm work but an...“ Tho—e
«IE: work mum at my um
“$1“de on ‘ unlit".h
on 1-0
Saratoga late George
antlItItBresoIl
Ammo Insult Inn
RfiflfiWAlr 0” 'f'llfl ntuou'rmt. Mills
South Norwalk
coroner: A”...
minor] to nip his plans in the bud, and 1
Round shoulders are almoet unnmid~
u its.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 Washington Street,
FBUIB IBIIFT.
’ a
Ann-nose commerce:
charges. 1 .i
75 \\ ubinxton street. Hmpggrwzlk. mill
Ffllllvii. V "I,"
cow. ll ht rod, Irné
Sir-red on my prom at Five
1
use owncrran have barges“.-
.jékMand payl ng charges it?
A)?!
To Ear. '
['PPER part of house. No. lClay street. ru-
qnlrc on the proud sea. 1).": zit
F08 SALE 01! T0 BEN 'l‘.
llul’ SE on inborn avenue. Earn Norwalk.
House mntains ll rooms water in turd
out, good well, good barn: lot del'rti, “ell
stocked with fruit, Apply to Morrell It
L'ilotumulleu. 131% [IV
Fuost Angina! let, the hat factory pm my
on i‘edar street, South Norwalk. latcy
curried by the Bentwood Hat Corn to Fr
lcrkdars inquire at 3 Well; light:
if
WANTED
l’r'“ -
urthero
South.
ASI i'l' oinnfiurnlal‘ted rponlrs far very light
roe u an Adm
orrall at Athcgtggi:fi.c “A y jgm
(Hill. to take charge of dinin room it
kin hen. M W ”£91113”: riff:I W__j Ifrnlt
‘ “MAN to dogencrrd house‘yrk inns—mall
family. Apply to Mrs.\ to .\.Ra
mund, Ill ('lny street South Rorwak 1)?! If
FOR SALE.
HAHN” mm for sale for can on the in-
stallment plan no interest . no fairy
BU“...
prices for any lot»; they are led and dr
t being twehe feet to rur ‘i'Ud water Appl
toCJ}. MM! h,-nrar t e l gnrund. “
w_aru assume. lyL'Z lw
if \(‘L ES for sale at a nutrition "A hl 'h
r.p‘ade safety lllt)(lt.' in good order. all hell
boa nus. will be whit-heap {on =st Inquire
at Seniinelotllre. Norwalk lyifr 3t.
uqnihtecn foot catbtrat. lngnodonler. in-
u to of “lllinru 1-,. Osborne, at Adamo
lira-4‘. qhal. far iory, h‘oum NoerJk
l
Nora
1)? int
Ul oil-ZS and building lot-I at moderate
Elli?” Apply to iv. A \\'orxlward,.~’outlr
anal. ns'r's'r‘u.
THE
Woodward Homestead
AIB ABJBIIIIB BRBUIBB
To let for Season or Term of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
melvard, Lowndes and Lin-
coin avenues. Price 24151) to
$4.51). Terms to suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
‘or further information apply to
TAYLBR & BBLDEN.
OrChristlan Swartz.
YBUR BPPBRTUNITY
To buy
Of All Kinds.
« ww—
We have uti band alarm
20 WAGON S,
canopiestflmm of
Buggies.
Pliaotriits.
Bunabouts.
Business Wagons.
Which we oat-r at
Greatly Reduced Prices
in «in Ion-n comm that m rill
scribbling.
Call northern. and more a mi bar»
ugh; new!“ now have it Mm upper
n tr.
anlrtt Flynn
MIAMI mm.
South Norwalk.
0. L. OGDEN,
Carpenter all Builder.
I“ Plus all While” Purim
innermost wdnmitmdmkwrm
cantor mt
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reduced from *1.
1? dozen light colored Females in
8 dozen extra fine quality Cambri
5 (linen white Indian Linens. at 75c.
ll dozen w bite Satin, n ith polka dots
4 dozen vI him Lawn w ith colored Sil
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We still keop up our grade of Butterm to the highest mark.
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THERS:
Aromatic Syrup !
Children. It has proved itself a genuine article of
CharlesE. Seymour’s
loading Grocer, 33 Woslri
on Street. Booth llorroli.
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BBLIB AB A RBBK.
Anti under the some low figure».— that has characterized all of our
we quote the following unmatchalrle bargains.
ladies’ Bhirl Waisis.
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“at: 1.20?“ Lambncs and Permits In
It Plain Black
25 and $1.30 .
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A full line of laundered Shirt Waists' In figured and plain white.
Sateen and Lawns,
stripe at 51c. and 75¢..de from $1
guaranteed stainless, at Si and “.15.
stripes. at 89c, reduced $1.15.
In in st
ripes, at $1.25, reduced from $1. 50.
and $1, reduced $1.35 and $1. 50.
and stripes, at $1. 38, reduced from *1. B0.
II stripes, at 81.90, reduced from”. 25.
ework oollaraud cuffs at 81.50, reduced
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Lookout for our Bulletin of Special Prices In our
North Window Saturday July I8.
HOS
A crmrplete line of L'ulier' llirsiery in stripes. farms and blacks for To, worth 1:50
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Also a full rwrrtrm-nt of Silk lloaiery at popular prices.
IERY.
1515, ~ 20c
'- “ 2m, “ 35c
-- u 290.. u 40:
“ .. 38c., .. 45c
.. -- 50c” ~ 75:-
“ .. on. ~- 85¢
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"I? don-n L‘ hildrcn' a Gauze and Ribbed \ cats,
to 430.
\Lso a complete line of Ladies Gauze
lfi dozen Ladit-s' Jersey Ribbed Vests. regular price title... "I“ l_‘"¢t‘ L5“:
'rc._ ".lc.
t' 3012. 240 _
” 750., 5th:
ranging in prrce according to size.
\ bets and Muslin Underwear at prices to
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Look out lor our Bullettn of Special Prices in our
North Window. Saturday. July I8.
M. B. SMITH, “The Reliable”
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7.50
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841mb liinghoms. all new mthrnm, regularly sold for 3'30
25c
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Li’lldozen' Ltdim' t‘olortd .md lilac it Silk Mitts. regular price 25o. sale ['ll’lu‘ mic
3&2, 25c
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75c. . 50c
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yard. our price We
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look out for our Bulletin of Special Prices in our.
North Window. Saturday. July l8
Our usual bio: line of (I: out» French Hanml Shim.
mam
filling.” «M.
. Ill' Hull I‘mt.
Thbprlm marked mt
to.“ have had Ilur'huanh' we will I:-
.Itk “option on» giro the mono h-dur tion, fine. inryul them
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2.00
3.00
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and which we will he pleaml’
If All!) A
be lame mluction Al. 85
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or H 3.“,
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Also a full line of lloya' Shirtn' III l‘l’I'nt'lI Manuela and Donna-race.
A new line of "cuts lialf flow
out "wired which rnurrt be seen to be ap-
to exhibit.
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Agents for BEMBBEBT MABHIIEB
S l 9.50.
EVERY lIABRlIE WARRAITEB FBR FIVE YEARS.
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M. 3. SMITH,
Insurance Building. sourtr llorwollt.
Norwalk Chronicler