Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 28, 1891 · page 4

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Special Bargains for Saturday.

FOR CASH.

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JAIN GOLDEN. “liar and l’roprlotor.

.0 months. 83.50: 8
£1.5th Imouth. ”Elfin“; single copier»: cents.

South Norwalk.
TIIF I‘VENING SFII'I‘INFL.

months,

The lloumtonic Railroad compmy are
improving their trucks in this city.

Fred filter is moving into his new
house on Woodward avenue today.

 

New York Herald Weather Forecasts.
In this district to-dsy influenclesr to f
mmvmmtgmnnt

iocsirnius in this section. sud on Thursdsy
fair weather. wIth rising temperature.

 

Miniature Alma-u for Toma-mu.

Sun Rises Sun Sets i III h'l'Ide

- st 4;“. at 7:14. n 5201'. at 11:10.

 

her home on Orchard street.

shop.

morrow evening.
invited.

 

last evening.

hacked and the truck

breaking the shaft and wheel.
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Shell Poiutfiunday, had his head badly
cut by a piece of wood thrown by a girl.

saloons.

 

Island to—ruorrow.

not he held.

 

\Yt’dlil’b‘ltty. leaving alt‘allllknlt \vhurf at
«‘5' ti. in. TII'hI-ta,
cents, for round trip.

 

furs-or James Baker. of Bridgeport.

Chief VolImI-r received a pomm from
New llavt-II this morning requesting bitn

Wulllt'l) of tltepurty that Thomas Stan

b-v was on the way from New lluvcn.

nut to Retort 1 oint this owning.
jewelry store promptly at 7:15 o’clock.

command.

Stamford Saturday.
sperms well for the engine system.

thing over a year ago.

day duty and the duty of sentinel».
Next Eridny evening instructions

thc mignatiou of Lieutenant (5.
Smith. takes place this evening.
bert Vanities ins prom-ml mndidntc.

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promotion.

dds Bullion, Washington strut bridge.

month.

Machine (inn platoon of the Fourth.

 

Albert 8. Swords, of Stamford.

 

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Low Tide

Miss Jemie‘l’oyvcz is seriously ill at

Charles Frank, now in the employ of
his father, (i. A. Frank, will go to New
Canaan on Monday to open a barber

Rev. 0. Lind, of Bfidgewrtnrillpresch
in the South Norwnlk Baptist church to-
All Scandinavians are

——\\’e make our own ice cremn from
strictly pure cream. Depot restaurant.

The orchestra on board the City of
Albany serenaded Captain 31. 11. Wilson
at his midcucc on Riverside avenue.

While E. 'l'homes' team was under A.
Solmans' shed yesterd y. the horses
rintoucnrringc.

Albin Johnson, of Charles street, East
Norwalk, while in swimming at Oyster

The light berm-cu William Knapp and
Eugeni- Taylor. reported in ymterday's
paper as taking pint-c in Linchihvr‘s
Indoon,occurml in front of one of the

On acmunt of the excursion willcu
the usual evening
meeting of the Ep“’t)l‘l.ll.l.&glltf at the
South Norwulk Methodist church will

—l‘irst M. 1‘1. Church Sunday school
excursion to Glen Island. to-morrovv.

50 cents. children 25

The Norwalk t‘boml society will I-oIII—
Inence rehearsals for the production of
"The Holy City" about the middle of
September. under the direction of Pro

to look for a hand of gyptim and tell the

The Alpha thcl club It ill take ru- lub
All
wishing to go should be at Jackson‘s

First Lieutenant Elwin! trill assume

The cxplmion of the locomotive at
was the scmnd one
of the kind in forty-two years. which
The
first one occurrul at Wulliugfonl saint“

(Imtutany l) maimed drill Friday evcn-
mg. and Captain Frost gave them a loc-
true on gtmrd duty. with instruction-v in

in
night duty and challenging will be given.

The election ofu first lieutenant in
Company I" to till the vacancy canned by

Her-

lJcntt-nant Aiken is also in the line of
I wiicsis inlet} 10¢. per hour. st'ltivér-

V. L. Bonuesu. of Bridgcwrt. has
made I mutt-act to feed Companies 1), ti
and I". of the Fourth regiment, during
the brigade encampment at Niantic next
He will also cater for four mm-
psnies of the First rcgimr-nt. the First
and Fourth regiment bands, and the

William 1’. fiwords. s retired lumber
merchant 0! Bridgeport. died in that
city yesterday morning, the result of
injuries received by being thrown from
hlscsrrisgest Psirlleltt four weeks ago.
his horn having been frightened by s
strum Md roller. llevvssutotudnol
William 1]. Words. of this city. and

mAttlIsmsrtinsufthsofllclsl heard any
of the Elrvlfl. RChurch. Monday tren-
ingltmmtalthstnllsolwlsrsofthe
Bumisysulwicunldgomtlnoxcuniou

mamashflenflrcsd compsnyhss
lmucd s nest pamphlet, confining all
the lufonildon sail 3w 0! the

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Conrad Becker is having a new plat-
form built' In front of his gtore on Wash.
iiigton street.

I no maturation- ti! Pint lieutenant"

ford has been accepted.

 

The African Methodists sm melting
arrangements for a camp meeting to be
held in Betts' Grove on Augutut W.

~lt‘ss dandy drink of this modern
time, is Root Bfi'fillmtlt' front Knapp's
Rom Beer Extract.

A number of the Alpha Wheel club
members will go on the moonlight sail
of the Norwalk Wheel club tomorrow
evening.

The tip-town ladies interested in the
pmposed town hospital. met at the Con
gregntionnl pamnagt on East avenue.
yesterday afternoon. and discussed the
project.

 

Owners and occupants of houses who
read their Iirc insnrnuw politics care-
fully, will lind that thrust-of gasoline
stoves without a special permit. invali-
dates a policy.

The liazcttc says it has learned from
good authority that. the llanbury and
Noru'alk branch of the llonsatouit- road
is to bc four—tracked. the work ,to ll'
commenced in September.

Gcorgcl'. Lockwood has received lin-
ticc. from Burg!» llowe, chairman oil.
the borough highwnv Vcotnmittw. to re-
plncc therurb recently torn up by him
in from of the \orwnlk llolcl.

Mr. and Mrs. William llyutth-twr
known In. “Dattbury Jack" ct ux., won-
r-ach sentenced to thirty days in tin-
Bridgant jail this morning for drun.
lit‘llnt'ss, by Justice Leslie Smith.

 

—l'irst M. E. Church Sunday school
t-xmrston to Glen Island. tomorrow.
Wednesday. leaving steamboat wharf at
:5 II. III. Tickets, 50 cents, children :35
cents. for round trip.

 

The range to be givcn away to the per-
mu holding the lucky ticket at the iron
ntuuhlers‘ picnic on the- ‘air ”rounds.
out Satunlny afternoon, ison exhibition
in IlaII-‘s dntg store window

Joscph Mackey. of New York city. who
is Well known in Norwalk. was the sulr
ject of II column article in one of Sun-
dav's New York dailies. under tln- hwnl~
int: ‘ (‘hnscd bv an Angrv \\ ilv "

Smnutl Forts-N. of the New lInv-tn
Aunt-x, father of Silntmun P orbcs. wa~
found d.»- .Id Saturday Ifll'flltlill unaload
of hay. )Ir Forbtu was. “‘2 wars of agr-
and leaves an estate estimated at 120mm».

timrgv Durant. who had the min-
fortune to dislot’rttt- his left shoulder yw-
terday morning at liell Island. he was
t'llgllgt'tl in trimming bisbont win-n he
fell overboard. striking his shoulder
against the edge of the bout.

Sonic of thc members of Clinton (Your
mandrry, K. T.. will drive to Stamford
this aftcrrtmn to attend the funeral of
the late Charles llolly. The servittcs
will be held from tit. Andrew‘s lefl‘tr
psi church at vi o clock.

t‘hsrlm l‘llwmid, whom n few of the
older inhalutsntu of Nonvnlk will re-
Incmb-vr, div-d in Westlmt on Sunday
last. II» was ucsrly eighty years of age.
I-‘unernl servictu at his Int» n-nidencc on
King street, on Wednesday. at. " all. m.

The case of Thomas O‘Ilslkrmu against
.lowph Begun and wife, was decided in
fnvul’lif the plsintilf by Justlm Hindi
this noon. littgsn took an appeal and
gsve bonds of .15. Joint ll. Light
smut «tor the plutstllf ‘quI hurt
Warner communal-us: " I" "I‘ “h

Margaret Sullivan of Provkleace, ll.
I.. who claimed she was jtntt out of
llellevue I]mpitsl,.‘lerv Yorknvns mt-
cd by lmlt‘t‘f Milt‘litm yesterdsy sin-r.
noon for tlmnkrnneru. This morning
Justice t‘mlidge lined her 35 and crusts.
Hive was: taken to jsll in civilian of psy-
innit.

Adjutant-(learnt Enabler snuwncnl
Butuulsy evening thst Jstnes N.,Ooe, of
Fair Ilsvru. had been sppointcd sssitp
erintsnrlcut oi the iiulrllers‘ “tints in
Mm. to W Dr. Manson. Ir.
Cot: in highly sputum of so u man of the
strictest integrity 1.. L. begun.“
Bridgeport. Is to «tritium at the home
till utststsut mperintendeut.

 

Fred Incurred. William m,
ti. Oman-so. flurry tut-hold,
James (lilmoresnd William (”nurtured
of Hunt: Engine cmupsny, rue tits
hose committee otheisliy sppslntul by
outermost Pundit totshs clump
ottltoumiymgou. Cut-in item.
at Hope Bose museum tosp
points dormant-coma his «tummy.

thmfldWflm-la
mum: lanthanum“
by Misses Anus Emmi», llsy Glover
mummywmnwksu
at: ride to Dillon's Pom thin Insis-
homeland st ”1“,!"
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Ladies’
A. DICKERMAN & SON,

84 Washington Street,

 

Ill'T (IE TGWN NEWS.

Win-t Is (iota; 0; Aston. MRI-nub? Nurv
by Netgbhn—A-b-ny‘ton.

Phat-luv T. lawsuit-s in having his resi-
dent-e repainted.
Fred [teed cut his thumb quite severely

yesterdaymorniug V a V .
2.95%”. t "'QQIIAP‘

“MIMI”
m9“

"Fri MW W new
planting shells for Crsvv s L'Homme-
dicu.
S. L‘Btaalcy has given up his bakery
route and will engage in business in
Bridgeport.
Rev. 'G. Hault'nbeck, of Norwslk.
preached two excellent motions in the
Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. W. Talmadge has returned tohcr
home in Brooklyn after-u month's visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
A}; Ferris.
The Dawn, owned by Jordeu Demet-
cst. has returner! froma three woe
crufic. Besides Mr. Demormt the puny
consisted of Charla; Fe ‘ ,Conner Wag-
ner-ad Peter O‘Neil. '
The Baptist church was crowded last
Sunday evening, when Rev. t '. ti. ('nllen,
the motor. prem-lu-d to the ltownyton
Social club. who attended in a body.
The sermon was one of the most power-
ful ever delivered here.

Yesterday Alphonso Dibble enraged
"(urge 8. Bell. of East Norwalk, to do
some work for him. It mien-d of
driving spilei about ten feet front the
shore. directly comes the public drive»
way which adjoins Mr. li'Ithc's prowrty.
The spilt-s have been driven so close lu-
retire-r that it is impmible, it is said. for

asmall boat to reach shorr should it Ill"
sin- to. It will he rememlmvd that some
time ago Mr. Dibble built a fence omits
the driveway and claimed the property
mt his own. The selwttnen derided other-
wiso when the matter was brought In
their attention and the fence was ordered
removed. It is said that the attention
of thcsclectmcn will again bocallod to
the matter.

 

burl-n.
Clercuce Seotleld‘u infant mu isome-
what improved.
its. Belle Raymond. of lhuhnry. is
visiting Minn Laura Koch.
Miss Emma Nelson. of New York. i~
visiting Miss Jt'nlllt‘ Burchanl.

from New York at tln- Elmira-0d erInol.
'I'ht- linr'wn Stunt will play thr- Winni-
pauk's next Saturday afternoon at 3:2”
o'clock.

Lawyer R. H. Newmmh. who dial in
New York Sunday evening, was well
known “0!“. lb~ has m'cupicd II mung.-
nt t'ollcrtdt-r's Point for several “(Sr-tins.
The lhtrit-n Law and Order society
hold their third annual Inn-ting at the
rmidenr-t- of Rev. Samuel .1. Armin last
evening. It Was voted to publish Mr.
Austin's newton, dI-livcml recently. de-
nouncing Matt lantlmrt and the t‘ouuiy
t'ommimtloncrs. in pamphlet form for
distribution. The ftdlowing officers won-
clt-rtnl for the cunning your: l’rmidt-nt.
Rev. 8. J. Austin: vin- pn-ItidI-nt. Ito-v.
A. ltupta; sis-rotary and instructor. It.»
bert II. Smileld: extmttivc t‘lllllllllllti‘.
Benjamin Weed. Newton: 'l'Iunulorr-
Amtin, Darica. and Rev. J. lirit-n. Inuit-n.

Editor SrnII'urI:-TIw Ikiriens sud
Nomtons played hell on tho forum's
Irrotmds on Saturday afternoon. The
score III the mumd Inning Iva-I three to
two in favor of the Iktrivus. WI hen the
Nomton peopha thought they would get
best. they cmnmeuced to him at the urn-
pin- and yell so in the sixth inning that
the Duncan sum-d ldsyinthe more
being six to four in favor of the Darlene;
but the Normans inuirrtwl upon knocking
thnhsllsmund the hold. claiming the
game by n ltt‘lifl' of thirty to trim. The
Nutrition. not being; satisfied. stole the
bullund run for Imus,- so fast so they
conldtruvui. ‘l'tw linden» any if they
WIlllVfl‘tl-l'l'ltt‘lllllllt’m It chm ,
will play ndeccnt gm». the”! defend
them run NW; It them my
thrived’shrhiih nth“. W hydishawn
show it. A (“mm

Its-bury.
A lilitltmttli named Reynolds. while
pulling in the suchorof his host at Ink:-
Wuccabno late yesterday. fell Into the
watt-r and din-"wand. Diver» wont to
work immlistcly thrown-r the hotly.ii
trutsltcrmslhoum‘ reaching,“

‘flmusrstoneofltdmph’slhm
Godwin:~ church lilies“ I'M litm-
wetter-sous.

Athndsr-rlocks Whilstormllst
Iidsy sttsruom stunt mphwlytte-
.wflwmum use
Mlly commute-c-
Merdsumim In my
Windham.

W peopl- his: new Mutts
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Miter Davis has abom twontyhourdcrs "I

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State Prison annotation calls for public
subscriptimnt to meet the expenses for
ear” fare and other incldentuls for
prisoners discharged from Wethendield,
saturating to alt-mt $3,000 It year.

{sweaty-eight of the Wed pews of
glass in the M. E. church

of tddletuwu'
“summing-2;».

iug st

WEE migihwiligig .SII’.

ingin asmall yacht yesterday. While
muting under the draw of the Connecti-
cut railroad bridge ho was knocked oil
the yacht by the main boom and drowned.

It is reported that the resignation of
Clinton B. Davis. as chairman of the
Dentin-ratio smut Committee. has been
decided on and will be in the hands of
Scs‘rr-tary Swartwout of Stamford in a
for days.

Charles G. Pcrkinsof the Perkins Elec—
tric Switch Company. of Hartford. says
the electric switch which the Milton

' computy is manufacturing. was patented

by him in It’ll]. and he has brought suit
togtumm.

A well-known citizen oI Rockville
mind after a mother and her daughter
into the hallway of their house one err-n-
ing last week and hugged and kisstul
than until their screams brought assist-
ante. lie was sutl’cring from a lit. '

known throughout Connecticut. having
heena member of the railroad commie
sion for four years. was nIn over by a
train at Albany. Saturdav. and his {mt
was cmshml so badly that amputation
was ttwnssary.

A resident of Hartford has in his pos-
session pmlvthly the only l'nitt-d States
non- in existence printed in German.
Every clfort was made by the govern-
ment to call them in “in 1832!. shortly
after they were issnal so great was the

tn‘ltlfil.

Cigars were gin-II away on Sunday in
some imitation; in Hartford in order to
evade the Sunday Isw. The law was.
however. generally strictly observed by
the druggistzs and tobacmnists. Many
of the soda fountains were stopped.
Ikuggists kept their macs oI cigars lot-Ir-
ed up, but the regular nah- of dntgs was
not interfered with.

Dr. llnluonllu's Leg-(y.

The great liuruottlin. when dying said:
learn you two gnu! physiciansm
simple dirt and soft water." llud he
lived until linw he would have :IdIIrd u
third—r .II tug Blood t 'urev-for it In the
only infalliblccun for st rufula and :Ipt't i-
tic dim yet discovers-d. Thnv hund-
rcdycars' experience in Brazil. No fail-
um and no relay-rm.

Sold at l’laistul’s drug shire. under the
Mnlun-Iwnm [Iota-l. South Norwulk. I‘mtn.

lion't sulfur fmm any kind of a bond-
nr-lm. ltr. Richardmn's l'clcry. t‘uhvb
and Chamomile Headache powders cure
withinfi minutes. Ask for Inc. or Ilka
sample.

Taylor at Golden.

IleaI Estateanrl Insurance.

WASHIIBWI STREET, ,

SOUTH NURWALK, CONN
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tirllt'l .Utli III'SIIDEMI:
it! West street. cursor 'l'rislty I’lm.

SOI'TII NOR‘V. \I K.

tillce lltmrs tito his. In.. thinly. In. sud
Mo. p In. his:

LESLIE SMITH.

Unload l’. P‘- Ami?-

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.‘

titles Iii-mu 1. Public Idbrur)‘ llulhllng
Winslow street.
tl‘m lloursIBto Iim..ssd2totp.ui. ”It

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Grand Funt-liays’ Visits

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Andrew Nortbntp, of Brooktield. well A

universal ridicule with which they “'k't’v ‘

.. 20 WAGONS,

, linthttiltnn

Flllllli nun.

Am Fulfil-(JARED. llst~holtorned bust. whit h
heuwner can have by yproviugiproperty

It. ““w‘thm... street. Somorvv‘gl‘E Mines III
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POUND. .
AFOU".S or are year old now. hired, lllit'
edou my prom st F-iie

Mile River, when: the owner can have her by
pimving property sud paying charges.

orto ”W at

T6 LET

LII’PRR part of house. So. tl Clay on...

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ttulrn on the pretnltvcs.

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not: Sam: on Tour-itch

1101 RE on Osborn avenue. East born alk.
House contains ii rooms: water In and
out, good well. good

burn. lot del’si. well
stocked with fruit.

Apply to Morrell &

I_.'llomutcdlen. 13.4" 1w
‘Rlut August III. the but factory pro
on (‘edur street. South 1".orvrnlk lstey

rupicd by the Benin and 11st Company. For
further Vpartit ulnn inquire at at \I out In once.
South \orwnlk. 16 if

WAN'i‘ié‘nL'

‘Vili‘tlI \\' for gum-ful housework in Darivn.
‘ AppIy with referrnus and rec-unntrndu-
[loan at W est street. South Norm-it. jy "9 tit

51 11‘ of unfurnished rooms tor very light
1 housekeeping. three in family. Addn sci
or csll at Athcrton & Co‘ a j) )L. It

\tilltlf to lake I barge of dining room nail
kit: hon at \V out avenue. I it). )v2..

\"t )MAN to dogc naval housework Iii carnal]
family. Apply to Mrs “'a it A. Ray
mund. 3H lav airs-rt South Mrrvv‘vktl it?! if

' rout SALE.

[11.1)qu I .O‘I‘S for sale for $2!» on the in-
staiiuwnl. plan no inwml . no fairy
rice» (or any lots; t Icy an: ed and d
t being twelve feet to turn to d water App v
tot. II Smilh. near 1 e ball ground. \\' ood—
urtnt Itv «one. iy-I 1w

1 It \‘It LES for sale at a at run: A high
rule safety hint-1c in goodorder. all hell

hear not. will be t has]: for cash. lnqulrv
at Sentinel ofllcc. Norwsik. ”:53:

\ncixhtern-foot Inuit-out in gt-xlonlcr. ln‘
' quire of William F thhurnr- at Adam-
lino-I2 but fnrtory. filrrtb Xorunlk. jv. lrn

11.)er srzs and building lots st Illitltntk
Applyloil. A. Windward South
Norwalkm

an“. ESTATE.
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Woodward Homestead

AIIII IIIJIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIS

To let tor Season or Turn of
Years

At Reasonable Price

Also t-ight lots for sale on
Wmulward. LowudI-s and Lin-
coln avenues. Price $350 to
SIM. Terms to suit purchaser.
'l‘wcnty-two lots sold this year.
For further information apply to

mmrmm.

Or Christian Swartz.
llE SPEIIlll INTEREST Til lAllIES

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be new the tint week In Antoni.

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Of All Kinds.

It‘s have on bond strait

t‘tmslstlsc or

Canopies.
Pussies.
Spindles.
Phaeton.
Bunatouts.
Business Wagons.

Which we otter st

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We still keep up our grate“ of Butterm to the highest Iuark.

TO MOTHERS: 9

 

I Moody’s Aromatic Syrup!

III unsurpnmed for Teething Children. It has proved itself a genuine article

merit. 253 s Rattle, try it. at

CharlesE. Seymour’s

letting Burn. 33 IIntingItuI Street, South Inuit.

 

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Anti under the same low figure that has characterized all oi 'oIIr
Special Salts, we quote the following unmatchaltls bargains.

ladies’ Shirt Waists.

10§ dozen Cambrics and l orcalI-I in stripes at 50.. and?
and £1. “25
15

he” reduced from .1
Plain Black Sateen and Lawns paramount] stainless. at 81 sud 01.35,

' reduced from $1. 25 and $1. 50

12 " light colored Pcrcales In stripes, at 39o. reduced $1.15.

t4 dozen extra line unality ('ambrics' In stripes, at $1. '25 reduced from 81. 50.

5 dtmen white Indian Linens. at 750. and $1, reduced *1. 35 and 91. 5t).

ti dozen white Satin, with polka dots and stripes, at $1. .itt, reduced from $1. 60.
«I dozen white Lawn uith toloml Silk stripm. at $1. 90 reduced from $3. 25.

t 3 dig"! white India Linen with needle work collaraud calls, at $1. 5), reduced
mm

A full line of laundered Shirt Wait-Its iu ligured and plain white.

Look out for our Bulletin Ill Special Prices in our
North Window. Saturday, July I8.

H OSI ERY.

A complete Iincof Lnlit-s llusu 1'1 in stripts. Vfavvns and him ks for It. ., o‘orth leic

50. ., 20c
* '- 190.. " 25c
.. .I .. “'1', t. 3-”:
‘ ' “ " :lllc.. “ 406
H In 2“: AL 4a.
'7
‘ “ " 5t)c., ” 75c
:; t: “ “ :' “2c .7...
' born. 90c

Also a full murmur-III of Silk llt‘Isit-ry at popular pn'cts.
————~ow—-————

16 tltYlAll. Latin-s Jersey Ribbed \ t-‘vL-I Vrcgular price tile” our prim-I in.

:It .

" " ME: ’It.

I l 750.. “ 50v,
'3” lli‘ZI‘ll ('hildrn-n .~ ii: um- and Ribbed \ cots. Ringing in prim awonliug tosize,
from liir. toil.» '

thou IoIant-tt- llflt of lndhs' ‘lillth‘ \t'wlrt and Muslin Underwear at. price; to
lilt‘tl‘it'llll.

w...»ovv

Look out for our Bunch of Special Prices in our
North Window, Saturday, July I8.

u..- — g..

M. 8. SMITH, “The Reliable"

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Naomi lgulim' t'oioml and lilztrlt h‘illt Mitts. regular prin- 251-... sale price Pic
1” it I. s- '

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If. n» .. I. It ‘30.. u 3";
lo M no II n 1"”: ‘ .. .7“,
(Iur I 5r. “0qu mg- I“. be sold for 50¢. Our :81 25 Financing to be sold. for 8|. 0"
" 85c. " Ii.“ l.-'it Li’o'i
u “0:“: on u u .50. or L7 n .. an L5“
“ tuft “ 90v. 2.0;. u u ‘° I35
.. 2 5t) . .. u 2.00

StrItt-Iitlittgbalns. all new mitt-run. regularly sold. for tit». yanl. our price 39c
l'l’t'iltll f u. , ;' t y 35c 18c
lituumttc _‘ iv “ " ' I ll, l.’-It " ' 0.1290

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

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II tI liar maul but lino- nf Ui'flltt French “none I Slum The prion marked must
It “‘1".

fi£fihim~rmlhmmuwlwl Mll'ltltiultl, we will on-
out a? It tutti Inst.

U U WT. "‘t‘tJ‘IWIIwr ctr-sum.” w. buys Vthetn
trim .. .. tron .

1135 gut-do wr- itIVI' the Voetue mlurtion, 012'

.1»
aim], in n It It 33.“,
3. .1) II n n u 3.“,

Also s full line or lloys' Hldrts in l-‘rrnc h Pinnacle and “wrestles.

A new It oi (tents llulf 11m» uni motto-II which Intuit hem to be sp—
w-cistcd. and hieh we will he pit-usedto exhibit.

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Agents for IIEIIIIIIESI IIAIIIIIIIES

S l 9. 50.
EIIEBI mourn murmur rot HIE tans.

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M. 3. SMITH,

Instance Building. South Itorwalt

 

 

 

 

 

 

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