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. we 39% . , . . , from o ”W" 4th or July, at prices so low that all can have a new Summer hat, ,
”all“ ”.bgggmogmg. «meid 3m 2| u. m as it is better to give value in the heart of the season, than after 5.“ in“? m: “8““; a
d‘ m mfimflfiwwr 75mg; meats; ”WWW * ’ ‘ 2. limit; dull: "
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a, call and cumin: these m”... it is n padre to show Plait. “gym“ ,‘ . Dttti itli it till motion Bi ihlsitlo. ‘
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chilies-Mall “to
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twomys to her brother:
Id us run and see him."
I. the woman alone.
woman’s memory!
Her thoughts idly wander back through
thedayl of her marriage—her motherhood
, -nudlhe smiles as the peaceful days pass
' . hasvhwthroughherntiud. Theysrellke in
. haudrsibof modmt pearls strung upon a
Inewlre. so uniform in their sweet dull-
ness.their monotony of form and color.
, Shagomhaoktothe daysbeforeherman
. slap. Thewind is rushing through the
' most branches of the tree-.makinga
and as of water pouring overadam—
andsnddeuly among the white pearls in
tiadarkracemeaof her memorytherc
glasms a ruby, red an blood.
I O I U I
There in beautiful little stream which
winds through the country lying to the
northeast-of New York called the Bronx
In places it is so narrow one could
jump from one bank to the other.
it by high wooded hills. the foliage of
h tre- mesting and lntermingliug scrum
Ihdnr water. it is like an imprisoned
(1508th highlands. this lovely
ofwood and stream in the suburbs oia
metropolis.
A family from New York were spending
river.
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lurgoatstock ngdagoodeesortmentto totakosolocéj
ABOVE THE DAM.
,. Aheadwavingdoldofeornonan Ohio
nan. Atthetopofalittlehilhbencaths 1r
gcoupdhoekeyqsitsawotnanwithtwo
at herfeet.
the hflhoomes
‘ undythssonndof a bell. Its toucsars
”My whan the blues falls. The
countryman carrying a scythe
mflthatootofthehill. Hal up
atthswoman and smiles. He wa
Midtotheehildren.“ the elder of the
“Patherhgolng to out the longgrsas;
Rand in hand they pass down the slope.
her chin rusting upon her breast
shops. longata particular spot on the
my carpet at her feet. Her face ex-
prnses placid contentment; in it therein
nuts “Helmet sorrow. She is think-
‘ iagofnothing. 'l‘hatsiut brace quickens
“hear-with ltthe uoteaof thebell,
whith‘now rlofp out clear andsweet. A
warm. delicious odor risen from below.
whfle thascythe uwishes through the long
an. Isitthis perfume or the laughter
’ol the unseen children which stirs the
days is one of the pretty villages near
were two
' rigs-v eldldrousnd a Visitor
--I a: cabin fo- the wut—Oora Mar-
ill.
The delightful week was drawing to a
III. on this summer morning, when the
all
”lo-rerun «sung we must say good— i
”I fluidly to an overhanging rock.
m whieh a great festoou of tauglul
,‘II. we havaoalytwo more days." llid
“‘l'we more depotwo noes days." can
from the stern. to thetunso
Again." rocking the host mean-
“Ds quiet. Tommy. or you’ll upset the
“We wouldn't drown If I did. sis; I went
"to-yank.” amithedlllerant beautiful placesalougthe “ll-Is she taster—I've found her. Addie “1.1.”, from which gum V... no a. ”guu'yiumx'oflw.‘ - .mun’m “m x" mk n ““- hm
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.m-“W M“ "Your“ uvadm summer with his motharsnd MAW reached the summit of the lit. M 5"“ .- lt charged “on or ‘ a in ex ‘lmily except Sunday.
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, on! themraurlrnthcr MW“ “at“: later. in the season.
lwill‘givo‘to allidenbo‘nt ‘0!" Why illiuory Goods for the
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Bakers, commoners,
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utilized} Who’l’m
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(melt is hereby air that the covet-inor-
shiu heretofore crating bet J.
Van Name and Elbert Valentlnnnwifl‘ider till;
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“Theralaayellowsilkhsndkmhlefon “Athastyestuustletunerowyonus‘pmto you
the-est." said Adelaide. “0h. there’s thehridastthsnymwlllnothareto h
aounsbodyintheboati"shecrisd;”pullou this thspath. Come."
w my. Mill], “W1" and that N do all???“ by and connon .
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.‘opl" ‘5. . ,w
llg’hehoiwof, shot new
moth-stun snand'gst
theother. lnthehottom of boatlay
atfull length ayounglnanelad inawhite
heating suit. ills hatwasofl and his
good hes‘iil'ruted on his ”2.?
0." HIM UP‘ . '3
Mflnddiduotsflrasthsflexsnder
host slid alongside- Theu came a dead
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herlipa looked dry and bloodlalu.
Cora gaudourlously at a faint. yellow
under one corner of her mouth
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to of" he asked.
' es. they are my cousins."
"first cousins!”
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to W n M m 1 my m rot one long second Cora looked ”ldldnotthink themereuearrsistlons which she had never noticed before. It Lame“ Outings?!“ "1 Flannelfiateenfilnghamandcrapemoth,
_ watehsdtcryouthlsmsnyaday" down lntoapalrof deep blue eyes which ofyoufuthstisall. yarenot like you; asernadtobertheu thatshe must have al- "on!“ B Ho'T-s l. u "Ii 8: 1 5 ,
* ma «qm' “m“.‘ithnflimm’m hum”. MW“”"‘°“‘"" " but"? .. ~ .m...;.......-......9;...l.. Hesi¢r a d d ’
_, "I? tusplaah y t can. t a .' " s a ow tseemsteme right.”'s ' ' » . ‘ U V
‘ Liz-g." they '5' lg. "I ‘ . f'lXeverl consent on the watermiu Cornwa- astonished at what seemed to said.doggedly. ' fi’g‘0Hmfifilngmflflgm‘flgw _ ' . n ' n emear
, 2. p oh. and ' and "I“ . 2.3;. “myhyinhmn m I! h“. the “gun, a a.“ M hut ahedid I "Then wffiflmm furiously flinu- ocharge for testing even. Ladies Lisle The H088, Ladles’ FMCfiStfipe Comm ‘
n. . ‘ soonest mouth ug—“rowto uotrescnt t. ng away ; "but neither my .. . - I udies auze Vests d' . . U“ ‘v ‘
Mutter sumac 3:13;».- in m “on n on"... “You“ m m,“ my wine mt. do moo... nor my tum nor 1 will everspeak 9 Men’s Fancy Flannel Shit-isLa leg Jami... {lobed V1133? ’ ’
m 1.... "What makes you so crossthls morning. i” to you again. and you will he a disgraced ere are 0“ 0'“ M , Bulb . U (l r . ancy . HOBO,
an... r. wulunstn 0mm. sis!" said Tommy. plaintively. "I haven't "0h. not at all. Why. "Antoine down giril" | e“ S , "33a", _n 81'wa Men 3 Gauze Undorww, ..
done anything. have It" the rim!" she cried in WWW The two sisters walked on together, ‘ Boys Shirt 1“ 313“, BOYS’ Fancy Flannel Shirts i
"Let us get out below hm and get some “Ya.” he raid. "lent only a very little laying Cora main“ in the W11 stunned ~ 1 am going down to ~ ‘ ’.
way; there are some water lilies down
marguerl " said Adelaide.
m. nearthedam. lwsnttogetyou oneto
hytheae words. which seemed to her so
Asthey stepped out of theboatCoraput
terrible.
HllNT it ZEllIFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
\Vln-relmn nlwnys rind the Freewheel Filth
and Vegetables. Also Suit and Smoked Firth.
her arm around Tommy and kissed him. hall in memory of M" Tommy canto to her side and slipped hh
“He's sittiu' up in the lion " said 0 Is- the Mahmoud exert-don In her hand in hers. .
M Ind “09M rowin . ”You'd better come. Cousin Cora; you
3
“if you do not wish it, i will turn back
at once.” he said gently. "it shall be just
as you direct, but i would like to give you
the flower."
don’t know what an awful row she can
make when she wants to."
When Adelaide looked around at the
hendiu‘the road Core and Tommy were
Corasank hack in her seat. “Go on,” she
following hand in hand.
said. Her voice sounded strange in her 0 o s s
own can-the felt that she longed tube .
forever time—to glide down the stream
with this lovely youth. neither asking nor
caring whither.
“Your little cousin has told me soon-
thing of you." he sold. “lie is a very
bright boy. He told me what your first
name is. Shall I tell it you? his Core.”
The girl’ looked down and blushed.
Never had she dreamed her name was so
bountiful as it sounded from his lips.
“Ile told me something else. Tommy did,
which I would like to believe is not true--
which it pains me to think of. Shall i tell
ommy.
‘Tommy. don’t you dare to look back."
said Maria.
“I know him,” said Tommy; "he livesiu
the big house across the river. lie talked
to me yesterday while I was catohiu' (rotor.
He showed me where he lived and asked
me toeome see him. and I'm gnln’. lie
asked moi! all three of the young ladies
'were my sisters."
“1 hope you told him nothing about us.”
"i said you two girls were my sisters and
Corn was my cousin. and then he asked it
the dark young lady was Miss Cora. and I
said ytu. and that ahe didn't live with us;
that she lived in Greene county, 0.. and
that she was engaged to be married, but
that neither of you girla was—oh, look!
there’s a frog!"
They staid for some time gathering
marguetites, but Cora wherever she looked
I O I
The sun poised for a moment like agroat
bubble of whirling lire on the edge of the
sea of corn and then dipped below the
horlsou: the breese had died away and lit-
tle Cam’s voice called to her mother:
"Como. mammal Father in through and
we‘re going home. "—B‘rsnois M. Living-
ston in New Orleans Times-Democrat.
his
Oysters, clams, lobsters.
Pure Tomato Button.
imported Sardines.
Ir. llrokmeyer Cat It Ihort.
When Lieutenant Governor Norman J.
Colman was about to close his career as
president of the state senate be deemed it
an appropriate occasion on which to detlne
A-gu-nts inr “'nkonmn's Creamery Butter.
Union. (il'il‘t‘ri‘tl prompt l)“.
HUNT & ZELU FF.
any on}: twolfiowc‘rvsilgle with. «nubile: ”30:.“ B .159”: no. political platform and to discuss the “' ‘ ' '
esp b no co or. t rowed W” W - theorieaof verumeut. Heardseto k “
she saw them ill the want. but ”10 W "Shall 1 Mil You," . gt. Ill” o'glnocL Hi5 sump. “a an I 89 l a SEASON l 89 I I
Was lion'— 35° 1“ 09° Md”? 0'" "1" ”4"“ 11.0. Broktueyer. occu led an snteroom,
The lien morning she came alone to “'10 Mi into a. “m“?- ready to be inaugnn when summoned
Willi by the Witter. Adelaide had it head- "I 130' Whit it “5-" by the mtg, He was aha primed with a '
ache and the children were oil somewhere "And it ll INS," '18 said softly. apcech me or“ to he the do", of his um - ‘ ’ ’
The poor girl had no idea even of the
meaning of the word coquetry. If he
asked her a question she thought she must
give him indirect answer. She raised her
great. brown eyes to his, one corner of her
mouth trembled a little. and the hand in
thewater nervously opened and shut. as
though trying to clasp the shining dropa
"Yes," she said.
Thedistreasand sorrow in hisfsce as he
looked at her silently made her eyes fill
with pity.
There were, of his friends who knew him
well. those who had seen this same osprey
lied on occardons when be deemed it fit to
employ it. They journely referred to it as
"Fairfax's heartbreaking look.” 'I'o Cora it
was just then the one serious thing in life.
"Why should you cure!" she murmured
thickly, “you do not know me."
"I do not know you?” he repeated mftiy.
and looking into her eyes as though he
would search her soul—"l do not know
you. Corn?"
They had drifted down almost to the
dam. The girl looked about her wildly. us
though seeking to arena Her eyes fell
upon a bunch of lily both lust ahead of
them. ”There are the water lilies," she
cried. “let me gotthenif' and scarce know-
ing what she was about site atom! up in
with Maria. She was glad to he by her-
self. in the quiet of the woods and away
from the sound of their noise and bicker-
Governor Colman had just finished his
“thanks" at 11:45 o'cloek. At noon he was
saying. "And. in the second place. fellow
citlsens." Mr. llrokmoycr grew more and
more nervous. Ile [raced up nod down the
narrow confines of the anteroom. and sent
out messengers to ascertain when Mr. Col-
man wouid quit. At 12:“ o’clock Mr. Col-
man w“ beginning to classify his subject
into subdivisions. and at ills!) he had
plunged into the tariff with all the enthu-
siasm of his axiom. democratic nature.
Mr. Brokmeyer was I urioua. llia oppor—
tunity was gone. and his rcmarlm were un-
lit for publication. At 12:65 Mr. Colman
closed. with an eloqucnt peroration. and
then sent a cormnittee to escort Mr. Brok-
moyer to the senate chamber. Mr. Col.
man’s face was wreathed in amiiuas he
introduced ”the lieutenant governor of
hiinsouri." but the lieutenant governor
wore asavage look which boded no goal.
After the brief ceremonies of swearing in.
Sir. lirokmeyer frowned at Mr. (billion.
glared at his audience. and said sharply;
”Senators. I hope to have the forbear-
ance and amistance of this distinguished
body in the administration of its allaira.
The senate will stand adjourmd until in
morrow morning at 10 o'clock."
lisp! itsp! lisp!
And the shortnt inaugural speech on
record had passed into the oillcial report of
the room's proceeding—8t. Louis lie
public.
Il-
She walked down the stream as far as
the dam. and returning sat for a long time
under the overhanging rock. Suddenly a
boat glided around the bend and cents di-
rectly toward her. In it sat a young man.
lie rated on the long oars and looked at
Cora. The trout slid into a little cove just
above the rock, and kneeling on the test
the young man began to fasten it with a
chain. One of the ours dropped from the
' rowlock and floated down the stream to
ward Core. She had risento go. but see
lug that build not mine the oarehe stooped
and lifted it dripping from the water. line
turned at the same moment. and seeing
what had happened sprang from the boat
and came toward her.
”Thank you. very much." he said. "but
I am sorry you but: wet your arm."
“it is of no consequence." said Cora. dry-
ing her hands on her handkerchief.
He stood before her, asiender. graceful
figure. holding the oar lightly in one hand
and his hat in the other. until Cora had
dried ht hands and tucked h: handker-
ehiefin barbell. Then shaturuodto go
away. '
”Please don’t go just yet." he said, tak-
ings step forward. “Iv—I haven't thank
you enough. I have driven you away from
your place too." -' 1 ,
“Oh. no." she replied. "I was just go-
or
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The Steamboat “Elli 0F ALBANY”
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
[more South thrwnlk at 7.1!: it. run. Sundnis at Elfin. in. (No! no niormyh‘unrinyri. Rdurn-
lug. lune how ‘l ork. iiwlimun sin-oi. at trill p. m. ; Hntnnluyrz at 2 p. inn. ; Sundays at 1'): it! p. in.
boot .ilai st roe-t or 2:50 p. "1.; Saturdays at 2:21) p. m. ; Sundays at 6.1” p. In.
FIRE—tingle Tickets 40 Boots. Excursion to Bouts.
ON fil‘NllAYs dlrm connection is made via llay Ilidxe rind (‘ulwr mate for the New iron
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porting train loam-a Conny island at Ma p. m.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will lrovc New York Mumin) s. \i'wlntwlnys and Fridays at 5 p. in. Leave Norwaik Tuesdays.
Thumhn‘s and Saturdays at ozlllp. m. 103
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the boat.
"Be careful. Cora, or you will fall." he
said. "I will get them for you."
As she turned to sit down the boat tipped.
and she fell backward. In a dash he had
dropped the oars and stood up to catch her.
Bhofell against his brunt. and the boat
whirled half around. lie clasped her close.
studying them both, and as he held her
thus be pressed upon her lips a long kiss.
The roar of the water rushing over the
dam thundered in her ears. and looking up-
ward. ”the iocksof blond hair gleam-
la a Dangerous Place.
A writer once got into a hot corner while
hunting antelope. lie wan out with the
Seventh cavalry—Custer's regiment—fol-
lowing a trail which took a short cut
across one of the big bendn of the hits
souri. the neck of which was not more
than a mile wide.
Housatonic Railroad
llnnlmry and Norwiilk Division.
i'illllllrli'i'lfill Ti) Ji'NH it. hill.
'I‘rninn iotn'u Sunni ‘Surwnlk for lmrmury ..
6 iii. ll illl. "L. 12 ll. 25!. 510.53 and [025 p.m.
Sundays 035 u. Ill. and tiff: p. in.
I§Won’t you sit down antde to run.
only for slow moments?” he said smiling:
“than i won't feel that l have dispossessed
you. I have been out rowing for two
hours. and it is very lonely. not. having a
soul to talk in."
Cars was nutty embarrassed. but
fulfil-1| ll Monday-d
- ‘ " ' 5.5 rs. h L"
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, . 'l‘ntlns lom‘e Ilunhury fur rhmih Nurwailiw
tested to ep rude before this hand. insill “I! W“. ll” I" "10 ”midi“ 01 "'0 The sum- Ind Milli“ WON “mm“ . Kl . . mu . our :on our. in i . >
Inmhllld pol (5’qu llllll. n” which seemed to Whirl in I mad the river two mil. to the filth!» Sudiieil- lilfi local or. '. 2:15 or. l‘li av. 25:” :2; 1). iii. Shining]: noggin“ 1’» firm?” a.“
“lmustgoback."she said "resolutely. dance against the blue sky. Then the ly severalahutswere heard in that dine. §¥?§toxfiiatroin I “inventing;draught “fir-infillwvr though 333591;!!!“ Killian-lithi—
_ ‘ ..-. r... nun". uni-nw' cu» m'. '11!“ "3- .-'-— " " -
"for mycousins donut know where 1 are." heard” 'l'osuny's voice callins- tiou. and a herd of Iflw 0" “KM MM“! tum. o u u. 7 m ox. a it run. ltIZIarH I to“... Train». in“: i't'hi 'n'flritl (fir niniiiisifiiilfl-
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"how Yuri and l’iilsilclderpm leaves New
\ork at lell ). m.. limih Nurwaik “B p. m..
arriving at l lislleld MI) l. in.
ion h‘aw llnvnn. A. 3 l in 1-1.; IS in ac.
ran... are run. ”blur“ incur, - M. and
. l“ar..21liox..4lfnar...”south!!!
. ii if! Adams
Fairfax was hauling over the ears when
'l'omrnyspprarsdoatha rooksahovathem.
can talk like two old friends."
spanned the narrow neck from side to side.
Bebegantoteli herofthellronx region
so that the antelope found themselves in a
r. 'nnimn. tint-r.
“an. 3' "wt. ll-ll
tnurnllnr brim-en
MAIN LINE Illi'lrllilh'.
Tmino ivnw iirldtreprm as follows:
7 “J a. m.. pamnger for l’llisilelvi.
mum. m.. tiger for l’iiinllritl. making
connN‘llnna or Albany and the Wm.
Itllua m.. freight for New ville.
hank lost as Cora stepped out.
”You will come again in the morning—
stthesameplaeei" herald in a low voice;
“I shall bothers. I must seeyoubafore
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several stragglers he dismounted. pioketed
his horse and killed two or three.
Howls beginning to saleable haun-
shooting. when a volieyof llotsesme
“Wearevery quiet uow."hs said, “but
allttleiatsr‘weshall have a house folio!
ad if you no to he h-ethls
know you.
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ROTON POINT;
South Norwallt. Conn.
A llElIGllTilll SUMMER RESllll
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llow lloiel. nolixbilul trove. New Bathing Houses.
llew Attractions.
First-Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food 3 Specialty.
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We will commeinco on Saturday, August let, 5. special tale of
Black Silk Grejuadines,
Inevesrmtliii‘orwalk fmltoton Point-”lotus. in, lamp. on, g
inavoltotou Pointforaouth Norwflkm-oosann, 1130a. nu. .‘
harem. Hmwflkuiowam, idiom. “up. on, till
and .Perfect Fitting Sit
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‘ ‘ But one in which the
Best Material isllsed. Combining Durabilliyaorl
Making “the boot $3.00 Seamless Shoo in the mar
EVLJTRY PAIR WARRANTED
Call and examine them before purchasing any (libertine.
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‘ suuthi Main Street. 80. woman.»
.SUiMMER ‘ GOODS. KW
Black 8' Lace
Colored Dress Goods, Novelties in Dug: oodo New,
Wooli Challtee, Paranoia and Sun Umbrellas, ,
Blazers and Shirt Wain
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Ladies’ Silk and Fabric Gloves and Mitts.
WASH GOODS.
see,
Fine Scolch Gin hams. Best Domestic Ginghams
_ Pineapp 0 Tissue. Chulliee . , ’
Persian Crapc Cloths, ’ Lawns and Olfgnndios.
These goodo are all new and fresh. but we will ut ri ;
it]??? that:1 will t-losc them out. as we must have tgc £103.36;
a loo 8. 1 i "
TRISTRAMnHYATTLJ}
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The stock in our-store has to be removed before August 7.
BRIDGEPORT.
There are no vacant stores and the entire stock must be 5011!.
Come and see the new prices. This sale is imperative and the
prices placed on our
FINE DRY GOODS BURTMNS Mill-~-
‘ BllllKS
;\l'(‘.Sllt'll that no cconomist can afiord to pass them by.
’ Irish Point. Swiss and Nottingham Curtains are positively Bell-
Ill from 3': .5010 $1011 pair, less than prices of next autumn.
'2 a pair can be saved on Blankets.
Rugs-
llugs. Rugs.
Never SucbfiBargains Before. Probably llever Again
isxmi. choice pattems. 04c, were 3125- 21x46 slogan i ‘9
iii ll. were 8'2; 30x3“. an extra size, also 51 41, were at 25t- gig:
note the size. ‘ l 09. were 83; 30x00, very handsome O2 Bil were
5:; 50; 303-72. s ilcndid patterns. 52 40, were $5; Gre’nt Rugs 4:?
$5 00, were 3.»; Extra 'Irgc. 6x9, $13 43, were 818- 8 ’ ’1;
M138 anil‘iioiai Rings in“ marked down. ’
. rcss 10018. . cwcr', Notions, Cotton Underw umme
Wash Goods. Laces. (l ovos and Parasols are [lositffglysmarked
lower than any prices seen in forty years. 2.5
w. '- "ALL 31.90..- 1.77
LBBBI’airs of ladies’ lions _
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GENUIN E BARGAINS for CONSUMERS; is
We quotcnfew Vices: “Mr.”
Une lot of 300 pairs Ladios‘ Tumed Shoes “
82.50 to $3.00; regular price $.50. One iota
200 we Lounsbury, Mathewson lit Co's alight-
nowotl. worth ism» a pair; will be cold for ”.50
Till! BEST IIIMIIB EVE! OFFERED.
suoE I 1y mmagotl, machine sowed, Ignites' Shun, at
to $2.75. lihluncc in fine Oxfords, sum ice
CLOVER & OLSEN,
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82.00; regular price, 03.50 to tire. One lot of nonpoirs luminary,
and imperfect». at prices that make em
ashlngton St.. 30. Norwalit.‘
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Mathewson Co’s slightly imperfect. hund- “a ,
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. NASH & BRO
Estimates given on .
Plumbinp Gas Filling, Tin and Shoot lionWtd. '
We are selling I . .
Victory. nlw Stamlord and Silslry's Seam m.
‘ We have a fine stock of V4 *
Decorated and Plain China.
l‘he noon ton UNCLE molt tantrum. lloth Bet and Port .
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tom's-:5? W. ‘ owners m mmmroao. jet Ship (thandlers. (2me
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