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rug-ton Street;
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Bargain Grocer.
stroll! Insults for Saturday.
FQR CASH.
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on fir??? court.
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lightlaoutlrarlr Wm whl probably prevail.
followed by rain. and on Friday fair to partly
cloudy weather. with alight changer of tem-
perature followed by showers.
Ill-lat." Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun Illne- BunBeta lgh'l'ltle} Law
at AID. at 7:18. nat 7:13 at
The Alpha Wheel club run was cancel-
ed last evening on account of the ruin.
James Dowd, of Cranberry Plains, had
his hand badly bitten by his dog a few
days ago.
Profnnor Bristol's carioad of trained
horses passed through here at 9:30 this
morning.
MilaAlice Nickers'ou is not with in:
termittent fever at her ironic on Chapel
street, Norwalk.
Mrs. T. S.‘Morison will give an infor-
reception at her home on West nve—
nue, this evening.
Lawrence Cavanaugh and family
moved into their new house on Crescent
Terrace yesterday.
The Second Advent church, of East
Norwalk. will have an excursion to
Loyd’c Neck, L. 1., next Wednesday.
—We make our own icecreun from
strictly pure crmm. DcpM restaurant.
The Young People's society of the
East Avenue M. E. church will meet l-‘ri-
day evening with Miss Nettie Hoyt.
“’illie, the little non of R. Balaton. of
Danbury, isvery ill at the resrdence of
his grandmother, Mrs. I". L. Banks,
Wilton.
Several Norwalk people went to (lien
Island via the Consolidated road this
morning when it was decided that the
excursion would be ymtyxmed.
The annual meeting of the Norwaik
(Ins Light I'orrrpnny will be held at 4
o'clock this afternoon at the company‘s
office on Water street. Norwnlk.
One of the Norwaik Barton etore clerks
was locked in the store last night. Other-r
Morehome went up after Mr. 01 lormun.
and the clerk was released alter half an
hour‘s imprisonment.
Catholic Union Council.'K. of (1. will
turn out fora parade Monday evening.
headed by the new City of Norwalk bond,
for the purpose of advertising their ex-
cursion, next Wednesday.
Captain Brogan, of the Fifteenth pre
’cinct, New York, who is mood of ex-
acting “huah'” money from the proprietor
of a dive, in well known in Norwaik,
having visited here with relatives.
The marriage of Fred L. Baxter, of this
city, and Min Eloise L. liatlwr takes
place at the home of the bride in Windsor
Locke thin evening, A party of South
Norwulk people will attend the Wedding.
The T. (l. L. Clo lawn fete and burn
theatricall held at Hon. John 8. Sey-
Seymour‘s residence on East avenue. was
a decided success. The young folks who
took part muitted IlIeInselvm admir-
ably.
The gold watchtobe given away to
the person holding the lucky ticket at
the iron mouldera’ picnic on the Fair
(inroads. Saturday afternoon, together
with several Indgee. are on exhibition at
i". ll. Baxter's ang store.
A crucial meetingof flayflower flock
and Ladder company web held Monday
evening. 1’. D. Wheeler, J. O. Seaman
and Barry Benedlct were anointed a
«Jinan to let,10c. per hour, at River-
Irlde Pavilion, Washington rtreet bridge.
John Dank-r warglven "unwise at his
home on Woodward avenue lard. evening.
the coercion being the manure-nun aunt.
ternary of hlabtrthday. Dancing, you.
etc. were indulged in and enjoyed until
10:30 o’clock, when a fine collation who
served.
A forceolmenwaaut work yectenlay
scraping the mud on Wall street into
plluoatemh aided the Iailroadtrack,
and liva- left themerernlght. The
ralnhaldlttrllluto! It pretty evenly over
tlInatrIIntagnlnndCoutractorGrmnelly
willhavetleobtedoarecomltlme.
53%} . a W
Commencinghatunlay. Align-t I and
‘ until further notice, the following train.
”Wheat”, the“! gdngaorth,
Momma. trauma “Mildly.
M
Wm museum-ll.
t fair author II IN‘
‘3‘“ F ‘I'!" 05"me $34!; .
AeenwaehIn-utollr. ndlrmNe n
E. Raymond, of Qaintnrd avenues}
night. 1
William Sheldon began work I b
morning on the foundhticu for the I a 3
marblealtarto heplaced inst. All} ‘5
church. . 3' ”7 '
IIac’oblIJaytunwfthe: Iongrega't
andt‘huréfl,‘ you While Till-it’d In
the Baptirta of South Norwalk a short re-
port on Thunrday evening.
The Swedes are preparing to bui}a
new church on their Riverside avenue
property. The npllee were drivena .. -
time ago and the church will be built on
these. It will cost about 81,500.
The contracts for exvhlayor W. ll.
IIubbell's new hat factory have been :4} roll
out. and work commenced. A. [loch
will do the stone work. Hoyt & Beemthe
brick work and S. B. Sherwood the ear-
penter work. ,'
C. E. Squires. of Nowelk, has been
awarded the contract to buildalulnd-
some stonehonae at Southport, for 12. 8.
Hand. of Chicago. and has begun the
work. The hmrse,‘completed, willcoet
about 850.000. The wood work will be
furnished in part by Hatch. Bailey &t.‘o.,
of South Norwnlk.
REAL new}: rnlasfrzns.
A List of Wamntu Deed» Recorded In
the Town Clo‘rk'a (Mice.
Willis B. Hills to .l. l". (.‘hristuper
(onion and Ionian Cordon. land at Fast
Norwnlk
G. A. Frauke to O. E. Wilson. land
and buildings on Summer street. ‘
Norwalk Savings minty tottering}?
Slaueon. land on the northwesterly side
of Warren street.
Francis 8. and Mary I". Ainnwort}
S. S. L'Hommedieu and Frank P. 1
ford, land on East avenue
ha and Reheccat‘ ole to Allie! ‘ole. land
on Wall strict.
Sylvester B. [awkward to Multil’.
Anderson, land and buildings at ew
taxman.
Louis 1’. Anderson to Sy'lrcete‘i' II.
Lot kwood land at East Norwalk. }
Elizabeth w. Brown to Sally shim.
land and buildings on North Main n+fl‘l
Hannah B. I‘anrp, of Winnipaul . to
the New York. New Hun-n and Hart ford
Railroad company, land on Norm-1k
harbor.
Minerva 8. Raymond to Eliza
Allen. land on Taylor avenue.
J. Fitch Raymond to Josiah It. Marvin.
land and building» at East Norwaik.
Oliver E. Wilson to ('ornelia I". Ilmnn,
land It Pumice-t avenue.
Jt Mellie-man to erlph Maren-r.
land on Harbor avenue.
Ira S. Knapp, of flunbury. to (Merge
Keeler, land ad joining Worthington uproot
bridge.
J. Sturgea Randall to Miner o. undone,
land and buildings at East Norwnlkl
Oliver 1!}. Wilson to Bridget (“I
land on Stereos EIMI.
Jabez 1". Raymond to Josiah It.
vin. land at Calf Pasture.
William C. l-‘rcudentlml to Jruiuh It.
Marvin, land at Wolf’s l’it Hill».
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Mur-
IKIWN AIOMI 'I'Illl ISITANIIIIL
W but In (icing on at home or the Po}}mlnr
like" Belorta.
Several of the young people it} the
voltage at Bell Inland who mono} }get
exercise enough" In tlu- day time at
at 4:30 nearly every morning ”‘sz
croquet etc.
13'. N. Sloan and wife, of the horn Igh.
will gointo camp on C «dru- IIaIuII Iork
next w.eek
A meeting of the member» oi the
Young People's Society of (thrintlal‘ En-
deavor waa held in the Freeman ed Inge
at Bell Inland last evening.
Several membernof Old Well lino]
Ladder eompny went to III-II bland
last evening to call on Iioctertdtlt .1 not,
.pr New‘l'crlt.wlmhaaacottagéthd '-.'
. Alekfl. Stuartand we. of Drool lyn.
are visiting Captain J. B. Merrll, of
Tavern Inland.
common. Ar. Imam. mat-dry.
Many Irma» of memo Becker} an.
amnblcdathla borne onlloutona}
last night.» congratulate him on the
Imminent them annivemry I} hie
birthday Between forty and llfty pry»
ydowere primal. Including clout I eu-
ty mernherr of the Germanh Hal
bond. Singing, dancing and In}
making was the programme of the
lug. Rene-harem: were also
Allhadarcryaujoyabletimcmrul}
the time came tor departure at }
1:00 o’clock thin morning, tiny,
convention. haaklndlyco'urentadto re it.
HATS AND IIA'I'I'INII
loath lorwalh Note. by Way of the
Matter and harder.
Co. 'Iwcrhlarapldly magnum
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on. one} Jew 2.}
newaedoubl etbat “themtlr
‘ 3"” '80-
A. Bolmanalalnllneahapefor thefall
business and ban already shipped a great
my gooda. .
Stevens, Dunning no). got out their
samples urly and are securing consider-
able ‘ business in their line.
The South Norwalk Hat Co. are, as
usual.|nuhing things. Mr. Bush start—
ed out just aftertthourlh to allow their
Fall goods.
F. 1!. Knapp, while manufacturing
for his own more, inkling quite a buai-
neae for outside trade. and is gradually
getting a firm foothold.
W. B. Hubbeli, who commenced this
spring making hats in the rough, hm
met with flattering success. and the bllslr
neon is growing by the addition of new
crnttomcrs.
(In June 23. I). H. Miller. who Wu»
homelnck riding, was thrown by the
stumbling of his berm The annual
rolled onto him, breaking his leg just
above the ankle.
Mr. Ambler, of Ambler a: Ferry".
started East on the 13th with a line
of Fall sample-s. The Iirm had a
sturdy demand for their light weight
enrolments Iwarly up to the Fourth.
The Volk Ila! Co. have one of the Inn;-
imt factories in the city. Mr. Trimbie
has been over IIDI territory and the repu-
tation of the Veil: Co. for timohne goods
made it easy for him to more libentl
orders.
Amide-r & l'r-rry arc a young lactose in
manufacturing on their own account.
but they have had more years 0! exper-
ience and know how to make a good but
They are being appreciated. judging by
the way their luminous is growing.
John I '.
spring orders char up to the Fourth.
Aftera few days vacation they started
out in come“ on their fall campaign. it
is understood they have lots of onion. in
hand and export a mu! studio's Work.
Adams Brothr-rn Mrmufavturing unn-
puuy have binned more taking full styles,
among which in the Harvard, anutty
Iuil shape derby with a heavy round
curl. As the Harvard led the Yale in
race thin year. no ought the Harvard hat
l0 lrml all others in sales.
The Melville Manufacturing mrnyxtuy
linishnl up a guard mourn. and wr-rcquiu‘
bury t'l't'll during June on duplicate or
dare. They have trained mine gwd
allay“ in still hate and have in hand lib
I-rni order». which will he put through
with the usual care and attention.
(‘rofut & Knapp are turning out hand‘
some goodain both factorial. and the
pauper-I aceuur favorable for lot» of work
later on. The firm are no well known
throughout the country as Inukm of
corn-ct tle-n and rvliahle goods that the
ironing of their styles insures orders.
llatting in South Norwulk for the
month has turn quiet. as in natural with
the cloning up of the epring sewn and
the mmmcncI-ment of the full business
Mont of the Im‘hrrlt'u have It good supply
of order» on hand. but as thew no. not
for immrulinte delivery they are not
being hurried tlmmgh.
[WWII-TRACK I Nil lll'lllll’I‘IIlNS.
Continuation Proceeding-t Withdrawn
and Activity Kean-ed.
The Uomrlldutcd be» withdrawn itu
condemnation proceuliugn to mwyuire the
ymrperty owned by William I'. Stewart.
of lireen'e I-‘anlm. that gentleman having
arrived at a mtiafactory acttlemcut with
the company Mr. Stewart’a ainrgcwhite
haldence‘ n the adjacent ground» ale
lt’Iia‘tétl on the north rich- of the truck.
ll‘lie rallmbd weaned a alien oil In; tend-
tory. reaching to within II few feet oi
Mr. Stewart‘n houn- Mr. Stewart naked
for heavy damagm. but the railroad Imu-
pony refuted topay bin price. and Immght
condemnation prwecrilnga.
(lmn’n Farm- la now the central point
of activity In the fountracking Intera-
tlrm. and a large form of men an- at
along rapidly The injunctlrm brought
. by Auntie Jennings mind the railroad
put aternporary atop tothe work. but
now everything hiprogreulng Inumthly.
‘i’honewdepot at floumport is raptdiygga
approaching mplrtlou. it will haven"
covered platform” feet long. I-‘our-
trackinghuabobeenmnwdlnflouth-
portatthenrathemendofthewwa.
The foundation for another depotln
hirfleld lo completed. The Mature
wrllbe Iocatadontha northaldeot the
track-about Indfeetweatof dwyaeaant'
depot. undamSonthpmtdamlt
wlflbeaoodformtbobcundualmculy.
Work on the lumbar wllicorn-
mean-run. M_
M'Dllfllm
“methyl-wired»
memo-vac Ir. Betcha
cultivated thh tract month the canal
wharf ferthap-t manor dght yum.
Document-Minder”
Marmot. flown. .
The new addition to the run my .
“'ilmn k (‘0 were hnuy nu ..
work there Int-hing the impmvementu o
wnfibrr «Newborn. Ha “
Irwin Elias nun Ea.
What an Ann-la lla- tlonwWho Known
Whether II. In Bight.
lat Friday eveninga well- known real-
dwtofAnaonla, inapuhllc place made
the statement that for twenty-five year.
he had ibpt a'record of the weather and
llvé ry'yi‘nr lth‘alI rallied ou‘duly 25. a‘hd
had kept a almilar record. and for 100
yeara,atleaatithad not failed to rain
on that day of the mouth. ’l'lIoce preheat
laughed at the idea, and the man. to
buck his statement. otIered to bet it
would rain on Saturday. No one took
his hot and. Saturday morning, when
the excursionieta were about to go away,
he was laughed at and all manner of fun
nude of him. He. offered, however, to
bet 810 to 8t that it would ruin ‘ '
night, but those who laughed at him
thought it would be throwing his money
away and so did not take the bet.
Sure enough it did rain Saturday. and
the man's predictions were. married out.
It would be interesting to know if any
one chic has kept a record of the weather
on this day and see if the man is sustain—
ed. It is pcculitu, to say the leuat, that
it should bear).
Weapon and Savannah.
“Th." Underwoml in "H'Plllflg the
Wentport Hotel.
Work at the Saugatnck Iron Works
started up Monday.
Clarence anon. of Newilnven. n the
guard of his sister. lire. i-‘. ll. Taylor, of
State street.
Mix) Aggie Mills, clerk for D. A. Sari!
slu- speut it in Stratford and East End.
In. I‘ilwr, wife of the late barber.
has native-I hack [vision to the amount
offltlland it now panaionedatt-lu
mouth and latch of her three children at
I}? per month.
The Mary (lullard disc barge-l at urgent
wrrod IorJ. ll. Ferris yT-arr-rday.
- Dr. Dnuunlln' a Iaegacy
The great Dumoulin. when d; mg said:
i have you two great physicmrm—
aimplc llirt «and non wuta'f't Lind Ilt'
liter! until now he would have added a
Ihinl—lactus Blood Cure—for it in the
only infallible cure for scrofnla and speci-
tic diam.» yet discovered. Thrw hund
ml ymrx' experience in Brazil.
one and no Wkllhil‘tl.
Sold at l’ln’nrted’a drug store. under the
Mahnclro‘mo Hotel. South Nor-walk. Uttllll.
Taler & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance:
IllsllilliTlllI 8TIIEET,
soUTH NURWALK, coNN.
am!
ISAAC It. SIIIFIIRD. II. 0..
(I'l‘ll'l A5! I) DEIDINI'K:
39 West Street. corner Trinity l’lIII-r.
sot'ru VORWAI K.
(mire Hours Iltu Illa. In. lz’lo‘dp nr.. and
Glo‘r‘p..m Jylll'lu
LESLIE SMITH.
(‘0ka l'. S. Army,
JUSTICE CF THE PEACE.
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‘ CF SPECIAL INTEREST TC [ARIES
{y a puma-a known an “.5011th Hill. I re
nunemmpletel) and Inca" .Ilupr-r-
Iluuua likinllloin and l rthm It'll“ rota the
face. leaving the akin clear. can a
I ‘it‘y alum-:11» IIIPNIIIII” provider or wuh.
HI be here the tint week In Aumt. Tho-e
taunting work done munt r all «nine or myw time
will be In . drlnan mu! H‘L
[Inference 3 van. was L J. out-zoom“.
Ml lw llerm
ambient.
on 70
Saratoga. Lake George
and III. Motregorl
' Inuuufilisu ' Inn
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'amtamx Mnbtit'rm
rand Four-Days' Visits
by turn lIII lduitd Elm Trains. and Mo
fora. “ct-kl“I till clear M uni lite third
lug Neath Somali. MI ‘1. Animal It at
memo. t'ml. to new of the
mmttrtpmhh- IMIWW at eltrllrnl
Splendid
*art I I Irand (havens, Mlncnl Earth the
All-ultimo! Italy-eta, rim alters
err .aud IIT- Irate Iliakr (OI-rm and MI Mr.
Tr. moot I taunt lemony mart» ct the
h t u “at 5&“fi‘mfi'l‘dmv' (chipping
at I c ‘ou urn ammr h ohm
llali Iamrmurndl.‘ alcolnorothrrhrne will
W.) ‘rITI-aa 13-13%?“ Igll'dl'fir (‘mfi'l‘le
the
pro-trimaran. nitrate-loam all the
'III’ II can!»
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5.
net-or and Path-at fraught" and Tenn!
Till mm
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madman unreal-m
men. took her annual vacation last Week. ‘
Iffln’l‘Ab 0" Till DKITTIIIITI‘UIT. I'Elt- I
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 Washington Street, South Norwaik
lrflil'l‘.
N Engineer T Field Book)! I). am, contain-
notu
water worka.
ntllrnlu tto
Want arentte.
otthe waursy of the buth‘tiama'lk
row
we. Rider or w. L. "
OWIBpartofn'bouaol ‘7 tloc‘
tinnlenroomnreutflzua “M
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Uprfiir pull or 15w. It...“ so
quire on the pron-lace.
FDR SALE 0|! T0 Ill-INT
1101's!) on Osborn avenue. Eur Norwalk
Home romaine 8 Hanna: water in and
our. good well. grind barn; lot roam. well
strutked with fruit. A i to Morrcll a.
L'Hommedlen. pp y j)".’d_ lw
non August In. It} inf Mn no it
I on Cedar street recfltlouth . Vorwalkrylzleyoc y
cupid by the Bentwood HatC'o For
further partlt ulnra int uire at 3! \\ cat \
South Norwaik. I I {thigh
' W ' WAN'riin.
WOMAN for general housewor in Darien.
Apgfl‘with references and outline-ada-
ttcna at 'eat street. South Norwalk. ”tree In
DEAN to do general hrmacworh innamall
family. Apply to AlmWa to A. Rap
mood, Ill (1:; street, South Norw II.
FOR SALE.
”'23! If
SMALL cot c with an acre of ground in
M11] email fruit Everything All
right and property clear of debt. Cornell a
Darin, :Il Stunrt avenue. Norwalk.jy291
BUILDING LUIS for sale for ran on the In—
stall mcnt pin n no interest; no fair)
prices Iorany loin; 1hr) are raided and dr
I being twelve feet to tire MITII water. App?
lot' BJ‘mifh, near II II‘ ball ground. “owl,
war-II meant. iyz". iw
net htecu—(vmicatlunuin grulordnr. in.
re of “'illiulr It. (laborm'. nt 1‘de
Broe'. MIIWIJII')‘. South Norwalk 1y. I!!!
1.10! DESI and huitdtm; Iota at moderate
.\‘ prim-t. Apply toll. ..\ \\ oodward South
orwnlk
near. ns'r'A'r'r-z.
TH E
Woodward Homestead
”III IoIoIIIIo oioqus‘
To let for season or Terra or
tears
At‘ReasonabIe Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Womlward. Lowndes and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 8350 to
8430. Terms to suit purchaser.
'l‘wonIy-two lots sold this year.
For further information uppl y to
TlILCR 8r CCLDEII.
Or Christian Swartz.
Fawcett’s
IIEAIICIIAIITERR Fill
MllllNERY!
Ilo. I7 Main Street.
mn- Formerly a Water 8h. Harwell.
Juat "wire-Lilli doaen liar-I Io-day to roll
without mrw. all allay-en and colon. at the
extreme-I Eleni“. ll.
low price at an former
”no Im II
Hale 909. Ill “mulls 2
One lot of line Pram h mom
each. Don't forget the number.
I? MAIN STREET,
Nut tea. I? Bennett’s dry good- atom
Mrs. ll. Fawoett,
III llltlultntt WI
Home mm? A. WI It!!! corn
"awarding“ when an; .3.
um um.
fob
In.” WWII :Dtll m:
Did it ever occurto you that
there wan a diflemee in Bode
Water? Syrups sour-very easily
this reason of the year. We
aimto have the least. and our
trade is no large that we are
obliged to make our Syrups
lmh every day. Day be you
don’t know It, but we nerve pure
Guam with our Fruit Syrup-
and nttheaama price you pay
elaewhere without It. Perhaps
youhaveboughtyourfiodawhere
It dida’taultyou. Tryout-e.
lain-lug:
{6000 A8 CCIII
my mean I
mmmrfoowmgyWn at... ‘
Illaudlbltltwmnd
Mil-dun tilde hey Dwain mgbflaflivewak if“
Mil-mandl'
my, I, “a H «thWnnflmWOam Inc who...
Weatilikeepupourgndeuflluttertotheblgheaturark.
; 'To mornensr '
Moody’ s Aromatic Syrup!
leunaurpa-adfor'l'eeth coon than
merit. arc-Bournmrrfiri m ‘ ”M‘W‘mmw‘”
ChariesE.SeymoIIr’s.
“will“? "PW im-‘W "W '
We wt to Fling-m
in. mt. yr yr yo I {I‘ll ;,:Ir~. u» m
w... '91] ZIIIW!’
SCIIC AS A RCC‘K.
And under the same low figure that has characterized all of our .
Special Sales. we quote the following unmatehalrla bargains.
ladies? Shirl Waists.
1d); ldgsun Cambrirs and l’ercnies in stripes at 50c. and 75c.,reduoed from 8|
an
15 down Plain Black Smel- -n ‘and Law as. a teed ta' .
reduced from 81.25 and 81.50. g“ ran 8 rules; at 31 and “‘25
I2 dozen light colored Pereaiea In stripes, at 89c, reduced $1.15
a dozen extra fine quality Camhrics In stripes, at 81.25. reduced from 8!. 50.
5 down white Indian Donna. at "it. and 8]. reduced 81.35aud 81 50.
ll white Satin, with polka dots and atripes, at 81.38 reduced from 81.60.
4 dozen w bite Lawn with colored Silk stripes. at 81. 90. reduced from *3. 25.
f 3 doze -n white India Linen with media work collar and culls, at ‘81. 5‘) reduced
min
82.
A full line of laundered Shirt Waists In figured and plain white.
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Look out for our Bulletin of Special Prices to our
North Window Saturday July I8.
HOSIERY.
A complete line of Ladle! Hosiery in stripes. lawns and blacks for 70., worth 12“:
15in. '
.. .. T. u 190- . 250
I. .. .5 u 2ft" . 350
to q. n m" .5 4%
T. u .T T. mt; , 16 450
be u u as a. at" I 7:“:
h h to II In -, —
' ‘ 6013., ‘ 85c,
” “ ‘tr ' 65c” 00::
Alan a full ammmcnt of Silk Hosiery at popular prices.
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lt‘; Idozen IAdiIs' Jersey Ribbed \ eats. regular prim :ltlc. our price 15c.
451?.2lc.
‘ ." 5013.. 24¢.
l. l lk.. " 501.”.
IN IIUZIIII hildren's (lamax turd Ribbed Volts. ranging in price
from IIA'. to-l-lc
‘ \.l-«- a ( omplrte III]! of Indim' lirIuZT \ rant and )Irulin Underwear at prices to
p t nae :.Ill
Iu'eord ing to size,
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Look out for our Bullenn III Special Prices in our
Ilorlh Window. WSaturday, July l8.
ll. 8. SMITH, “Tile Reliable”
atldoren Indira t'olorud and ltlnr- Ir Silk Mitt-t regular price Kiln, sale price ”to
180..
I’: u n n u 43‘.” u E:
to M an n H 7%., 60 W
Our 75¢: l'louncinga to be will for 50c. Our 8L2?» i-‘lmtneing to he sold for 81.!”
u ”'7’“.- h or. no “7“,, n L!” n u H 1.”
u 950‘ It .T ‘ la 75“ .. ‘35 II M n Lw
Tr .IJD u TT u “’I'. u 2'.” Al TI tn L75
T- 2 r" I u u 1m
‘ Scotch Gingham, all new pattern», regularly mid for 35! yard. our price We
I‘ry'm' II "1&t
Ilmncettr " '- " " ”'I‘t, In: “ ‘ 0 12h:
look out tor our Bulletin oI Special Prices in our
North Window Saturday. July I8. ’
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I lur mind big llllt' o In :bll‘rwwauylfilum 'l‘lwpricne marked must
3‘ 5
"I” ufihi ,ou wl III we hm had MIT-hurrah: we will na
der torsion out ltl 05c . emu! not.
All”. grub: he give the. name hSIIIIlltfll. 3:: buy: them
7m II
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8!.“ ‘I‘: grinder no Iglw the nano- mluxtlrm, the:
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a. d”. M It II II II “I
”'I'" II II It ll ‘1‘”,
Also a full line of lloyu‘ thrtu‘ m from h l‘lanueb and [limitation
A new IIIIT-ot ltmta‘ llalf Ilene Int MWIVNI which must beam to he Ipo
pm loud, and which we will be plI to exhibit.
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Agents for CEMCREST MACHINES
3 I 9.50.
EVERY MACHINE WIRRIITEC FCR FIVE YEARS.
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M. 5. SMITH,
Inwroooa Bulldog. South dwell.
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