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' beldover him he paced amile in,3:t8.
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wdumzm‘.%fl§t are; to new atrium
4‘ yesterda
Ida, which Persimmoueeecured.
2:37 class. Purse$250.
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dam on or run onlvrsc Asso-
wurios ammo.
i’tha In. for heat lloraea.
y was to finish” the”! class.
ifi‘I‘hl’cthlprnao hadwon twoheate.
Butaaurpriaewaeinstoreforthoeewho
updated Bhipuran to win, forC.T.L.
‘tooktheflrstheat andllorrcatheothcr
three. Theracewaea very fast one
throughout as the following summary
allows-
a
Them nus. :55. 2345. almost”.
Conway was an easy winner in the 2:45
obs. The race was for second money
between Persimmon; and Rambling An-
Alcyo, who has a private record of
2:189. waebmed in the pools for the 2:25
race,andaeaeeond moneywas thebeet
po-ihlefor the remainderof the class
“My and HorrieMullim made a grand
raceforitandVictory got it.
_‘ 2:?8class. Parr-rem.
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.Wotory ............ 2 2
muons». l3
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Time—214.2%.MM.
Koch interest was centered in the local
race. In this there were five starters, A.
H. Kmler’s charrey, W. H. Lockwood'e
Vim, W. S. Boutou‘e Charlie D., J. E.
Woodhull's Phil W. and I. Hamilton's
Nellie G. McGarrey secured first money
in few heats. This little horse had never
hearinaracebefm. A few weeksago
hfiowuuhegauto use him a little on
firetruck. Thetlrst time a watch was
alone then hehae rapidly improvedas
' race. Purse $100.
agita—
w-v
144%. 2:43-14. 2:".
“I CAIB T0 SOUTH NflllWALh.
mil-m of a Bridgeport Won»
, fl line’s-an a! Inch Anxiety. .
Ira-.771. “month. molars-of J. Wes.
ieyfldmondgoffl South avenue, Bridge
port, has mysteriously disappeared and
all “tolerate her have provedin
. m rmrning‘s Union says she depart-
.I an amino train for South Norwalk.
tedraw acme money from the bank for
her arm. She had mufiderahle money
bnida a lank‘book with a good account
onherpuaon. 'i'helaat smoother-was
Tneadaynaniag, when her aonleftllcr
at the depot- [norm in hr departure
for South Norwaik. What becanw of
“Inertia“ it is impossible to ascertain.
Hui-alum inquiries and a diligent search
faihi to’throw any light on the woman's
I’m dhpparattce. Pinkerton
Wmarenow workingon the case.
It. Edmunda. of Bridgeport, was in
thh city yum-day looking for his Isoth-
l’. He laid she wore a light Noe tin-av
Ilrnmed with black velvet, and had on
ablahkatraw hatauda lilaeklaceahawl.
. Ir. mounds went to Branchville later
h hopes of finding ha there, as they
have relatives in that place. An inquiry
it “balk W that she had not
been there.
Whitetail.
Hwardi’akuhki,anaphewofliamn¢d
Pakahki. («nasty in iiouttr Norwallr
hrharJanam-d as (so-remnant in a
“mean in Brooklyn. Although a
m M‘W‘tv well
raw I’lfl'hlty.‘ ”WWW
Baahu, a sister-ind“ of llama-t
filer. moonwalk the
“WW...“
«its. Ship—ah m.~o..u"rsumi w
. some
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mere-«Ff we";
#oRWdinifias a'fdi‘da motion.
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W rum ”....‘W ..
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your foot «Hm it titted. lie on. "all“.
nslvssnr’srnlsosalw
A Projectile Iran: the Old nominee
Creates Alarm In a Southern city.
A leaden missile, fourteen inches long
and two and a half inches in diameter,
in: W
. ' _,ur.Va.;.Mna’ -
“09mm 01"“: laces"
onéeoidd unifmmnhc eiiahge
phenomenon. ' The heavenly stranger
turned out to be a projectile, with life
line attached, which was fired from the
deck of the steamer Old Dominion, of
which George W. Couch, of this city is
captain, while she nae lying- at the com
pany‘e wharf in Rockets.
Under a recent law promulgated by
the United States naval board all pneu-
ger steamers are required to carry a
mortar for throwing a life line similar to
those in use at life saving stations on the
ocean and lake coasts. The steamer Old
Dominion has just been supplied with
this appliance andwaa trying itfor the
first time, with the results described.
Although the regularly prescribed load
was used the projectile was ejected from
the mortar with such force that the line
parted and the shot soared, with its tail
attached, a distance of nearly two miles
and landed with a surrounding of rays-
tery equal to a visitor from another
world. »
The practice With this lifesaving de-
vice was resumed by the otlicera of the
oteamer the follow-lug looming, and the
projectile was thrown,» with the liner
attached, a distance of perhaps a third of
a mile across the river. At the second
shot the mortar exploded and llcw into
innumerable fleece. A admirer of otlicers
and others were scattered about the dock
forward of the pilot house. and although
the miseilm flew in every dimction every
one escaped unhurt.
Their Twenty—ninth Anniversary.
Veterans of the Seventeenth Connecti-
cut regiment arc now veterans indeed.
Next week in New Canaan they will
meeturalling it a reunion. They will
try to rmlize, as will also thaw who are
semble with them, that it is clonre to a
generation since they found their way to
Bridgeport and tiled into what was then
a pasture lot near Long island Sound,
now the beautiful Seaside Park. They
were young men then. Now, with
twenty-nine years added, they are old.
But they are still young in spirit, and
they will find in New (Yunnan than»
who appreciate what they did for their
country in that tarot! period.
When the regiment left the Seaside
Park camp in August. 1562. they were
1,000 strong. The ranks are reduced
now to a few hundreds, but their know-
ledge of warfare in such that abould they
be rolled into action, not for fun, but
serious, as at Gettyalmrx, there is no
doubt each of them would wield a pretty
good musket. But this will not be.
There are young men enough to attend
to such a mil. All we want of the vet-
«ram is to maintain their Kurd health
and keep on holding three annual rc-
unione, which it is trusted they will do.
New Uanaan next week will accord them
a imapitablo welunnc.—Stnmfonl Advo-
cute.
Advice to Wheel-ea.
The “icy-cling World. an L. A. W.
organ, givre the following advice to the
wluelnren in this section: "seine hood
lurm on wheels from Bridgeport. UL.
lately made each Sunday airlewulk nuis-
ance» of thenulclvea in Barton. that the
auilmritiun lure-d an ordinance against
sidewalk riding. and several traveling
cycles: have been fined and put to a lot
of trouble became they know not of tin-
auddr-nly made law. all this for the
marlin: r-ircue work of young and
pmhaldy wilfull mischievous r'nlcra who,
of «mum. maps-d the punhduncnt they
den-nod. but which is inflicted upon
innomnt whoelmon. L. A. W. mombm
are lmvby warned to look out for liarlen
and Word atdowalka, as at the (mum
ills”,andtlwlatm‘mtnmthan
'l‘r‘ tor we radii lt'ln ‘ttitl tm'vii mono."
- 4.. 9:»;1Lal'hfimuflm—L‘L-‘wg "
Var adhere Part is Ilia-ford. .
smamowomu no...
ford to purchase about forty m or
landai liirippan Point forapuhlic park.
Ammiuitteeofflrehai been .
to into tin and
out Whitetail other prepare
adeittl, invite Iii estimation of public
arudment on the caesium. and repon
to the annual town mung to be held
mthellnt Iowlayln October. linin-
fordhas now four small public pita,
kaitlmhasenumentinfavor of mo
atumflsiaetohelwaietlrmihnlm.
Jason.
_htfounrtnalthaillehadbetterletthe
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"JOHN. asst: Marshall-t liq manu-
facturer «Sign» hoses and tie-legit: ribbons.
MW”.-.
rue course no noise or out
is» soaonea ream
m
.,. ‘>
JWt unau- oer-ulna
are Entertain New Emu-luv.
ltu-tyl U i n. . “or"
WWEHJD’IWe of the mink: Q
at Niantic today.
IDA. E. Baker is a guest of Mrs.
George Williams at. 17 Elm street.- .
(3. A. Blackman and wife have return-
ed from their trip to New Preston.
Giles Gregory. of the bormrgh, is rm-
ticating at Aebury Park and OceanGrove.
Arthur Smith, of Roseville, N. J., is
visiting his grandfather, Charles Smith.
of the borough, are at Niantic to-day.
B. J. Cutbill and family are at DcFor‘
eat (broom, Putnam county, N. Y.
Mrs. Ann Prior, of Spring Hill street,
left town this morning for a trip to
Ohio.
Miss Jennie Bucklend, of Waterbury,
lathe guest of E. M. Jackson, 20 Elm
street.
William Smith and wife, of New York.
are the guests of Thomas Peck, on East
avenue.
R. A. Trimble, of Paterson. N. J.,
lalesman for the Volk Hat company, is
in town.
The Missal (trace and Flmrsie ilaviland,
'of Washington street, are boarding in
Danbury. .
'Sarnud (idldmau; expects to leave
Sunday, for a ten days' stay in the
Catskills.
Mrs. T. W. Ailing and son (.‘liilord. of
New Haven, are staying at Mrs. Morgan‘s.
10 lliglr street. ‘
Alonzo Buttery and wife, of Silver-
mine, returned last night from their trip
to Vermont.
Miss Florence Selleck. of West Haven,
is visiting her sister. lire. James ll.
Bailey. on the Green.
line Annie lkriley. of Norwich. is
cox, South Main street.
Mire Diary Cape, of Hilton, N. J.. is
spending a few days with Miss (trace
Jennings. of No. 3 Henry street.
Alfred Jackmn, of New York. rill‘lll
ymterday with his pureme, Mr. and arr-...
Miran-l Jru-kson, of Him rum-t. Nor-
\vulk.
Principal W. (‘. l-‘mio. of the South
Norwnlk public N‘iltliiri. who hm; been
«mating the summer abroad. is expected
home next week.
Bishop 1 its-devil and wife have arrived
at Short llearh. Both were well. tlulugh
tired, and better than they were on louv-
ing on their long trip to i‘himl.
Ilia: Maud (iraham. of Lynn. Elton,
has retunu-d from a visit in liunlrury,
and is spending a tow days with her
grundnrotlnlr. Mrs. Webster llrorvn. Bord
Norwulk.
Mrs. ll. P. Price and Nine Clementine
i'holwell retumed from t'unnuu Four
Corners today after a tbm: wwks' visit.
Elites Nobel t'. Miller will remain a short
time longer.
Rev. F. M. Hun-y, morrrluninl by
his brother John. and sister Katie.
the popular lhueton Store cashier. left
town yesterday fora two \veokn' trip to
Block Inland.
bliss Edith i'egg. who has berm visiting
her parents in East Norwulk. n-turnod to
her aunt's to-rlny, when“ niw will nth-ml
the Fort Edward institute. N. Y. Rev.
(2. M. l’r-gg ocrxmrrrmlol her.
The Misuse Minnie and Amy thn.
of West Main street. lull town yawnley
tmn‘ for ismkport and Niagara Falls.
Their father. Janice l-Z. Wixson. Went to
New York last owning and unwarranted
limo on their sail up the Hudson by
naxmlight as far as Albany. lie return-
ed this awning.
... -..w ...»...m
"roarednnainisrrmr'-
last nightOllleu-Adann ermied Peter
innith. commonly known as “Nigger”
Smith. smith la a harness militant of
WI. A short. tiara-coho wan to
W and (W mfioytneut at
hauler at the Black Rock Hotel. its
made love to one of the waiter girls. and
inducing her to go out fora walk with
trial «reaming, la- criminally malted
her and than stealing her Inclement
kicked her and left her lying iiiamalble
by the misido.
This noon Ollie" Adams teamed that
the girl whose Smith assaulted could not
mates
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EON“)! to. wfmummom
mllltliWatulhflouggorwalk. All.
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sunninsmuiliu."
Dr. J. 6. Gregory and Hon. E. J. Hill, Blur
Visitinghar sister, lire. Walter L. Wii- ‘
mum '
Jo Illuminate-i. alas
mmyrfiaoomwammno-
toms. .. Jamar-intend.“
coammwaoruana.
meganvayoeamww -
a .r. .a . . and as
mammnmugrafluourt
manure. n. n. a Wall u. a.
humanitarian:
museum. 1:. n. 15qu a. N.
”Ill“ AID Cl! “10A“
W till)! PBARMACYNanZandt HEN.
Sunday Boumtito Ilia. that ”39);.
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:roalae‘i’od‘ll‘l'uflm mum '
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mm m ..nm ”who" am '
Mitt-dustbin? Waco-Lu»,
tilt. Gnarls. Pa. An; s1.--it is di-
Inatedthat at least new people wilted
the Farmers! encampment. The mp-
ment was addressed by J. '1'. Allin-Inlan-
turn: oi the Pennsylvania State (inane,
and l. B. lj'raln, master of the Pomona
Orange; Hon. llarrlot Bruins, 0. W.
Athenon, president of the Pennsylvania
State college, and General 1). ii.
”hm We: "m” ‘13....
an man repeal. of
have arrlvzlid'ln the course of Ibis Madden
paon referring to t a q
whathsrornotheworaaoeka, "lhagtaaa
aurayonthat ldoaluoalainamembarot
congress. luotonlysztthaaocka at the
other fallow, but his lino.” .. '
they Want ten-u. Ian.
Naw You, Aug. ill—Three hushed
colored citiunaotthia city assembled in
Zion church last night. Con
Linguine, of Vi a. uldmasd the
meeting. Resolutl a were ad
honoring the “separate car" w. also
recommending to President Harrison 1.
Thomas Fortune as the successor of but
arick Douglass, tea-minister to llayti.
The Ocar- Platlar- Adopted.
meanest). Aug. ti.-—'l'ha State Al
aonvau aimed, with 3 two Ia-
seating ates. whole Oca platform,
with an addition demanding that the cat
creamer: elected should favor the tub-
treaaury plan or something better.
Instructed for c. I. Peck.
nosxuuvrua. N. 31.. Aug. 21.-»
gates to the district convention. headed
by lion. i". G. Babcock and Mayor Da ,
have been instructed to vote for lion. C. .
Pack for lieutenant governor.
They All Want Flower.
Winn-rows, N. Y. Ans. 215—2
Democratic caucusln this cliklast oi?»
named delegates favorable to 1’. Flower
for governor. .
no Hitch-a. convention. _
“antennae. Au. Sit—Tho extrema
committee at the Democratic
Clubs have decided that the Pl
convention should he held Sept. a.
sum Pave rue narrow. ,
the lurdarer'a Mater Creates a loans
in the Jail.
Cou'usua. 0., Aug ‘Jl.-llenry Blair
ascended the acallold with a firm step at
12:0: this morning. The drop fell at 120a
liia neck was broken by the fall and he
was pronounced dead at 12:3). At hu'ciock
last evening Laura Blair was admitted to
the reception room of the annex to bid
her brother the last farewell. riha re
mained nearly an hour and Warden Dyer
was obligadto send for her. \l‘hentnld
that this would he the last opportunity to
aay goodby. ahc hysterically elaapedhar
brother's neck, kiotng him and calling
his name over and over again. Suddenly
ahslrilirora hiaarrasand caught (halt
emu, around the. aeck.~aaatly _ ‘
powering him. but aaon lay genuine;
prostrate in his support. At this app-
iunity Blair was removed to the death
Wha- tha young lady nailed thathe
was madman heralds forever aha apt
went into Dru-rim. shrieking wild] (or
natuanea :leerirpa fohruwlimhmhtah-
paid the their tr w ta waa co.-
atlttad Mb".
at . Putnam county.
Hamlin.” flair; frvla amen
yeara' when I tit-tn unitary
tor hurgiary,and it Woman
takehinonttataellty not one at h
“pale" Atkiarrehatar Italian
escape from kla guards by Jumping Iran
thatrala. in corn with two crook
he want to "arts where he knl
loaned to rob the otwhloh Arthur
rnry was agent. one. agent was
summoned to hi- 0 by Blair. who
in! his revolver Molded rim
ram thereto. Manor! and
rapid bland. ......
loll-a to 00 to the latte-at luau-
General Grant, an! umtaryot
war.lraa decided ran-.1.
the W at W b
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: dents along the line. Many of the banana
“I” were decorated, and the president was fra-
, mun In. mam birthday. Son~
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wash-nan hm
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treason. preach.
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A Touching Tribute Paid at
Mt. McGrcgor.
goon run arm our.“ om
mom». ‘. ....
on tho‘ henna-res unison—tacit:
”thallium Yummy—lira l'l..aa for the
'IInro-Iudtiniaivr l'rmtn'a Vlalt.
M‘I’. hiciilmum, N. Y., Aug. ‘iL—-John
W. Postermrrninlxtvr in Spain. arrived
have last evening. .‘dr. and Mrs lr‘oatcr
were brought by rqm‘inz train from Sara-
toaa upon their arrival iron New York.
Considerable interest numbers to .‘ilr. i-‘oe-
We visit. The president cviuu-d great
anxiety concerning tin- information he re
Chad, and it was lulu-ml n..- comirlg of
thermlniater Was coined by abiich in
the reciprocity rrrrungenwuts that have
been recently timciudcd. Secretary Hal
ford, however. declared there was analg-
nlflcanee attached my... trip. it was also
HIM?“ 3r. Erma desired to vomit
the president wanting a disputed clause
in th Spanish treaty, which gnu Into
daetonSept. l. '
.Pluaideut Harrison left Benningtou at
M 9!” ethical A large number 0!
sleepy citizens who on iho.,stazion plat
tom to am an; (willy. The run to Sarn-
tep was varied by the enthusiasm oi net
errant” old to show‘hlmsolf on the
Film of is car. At Saratoga a big
howl of people were awaiting to receive
the chief executive, and his drive from the
dlpo‘ to the Mt. Morin-um station was
one uninterrupted (“Minis Senator Arkell
made ample arrangements for the re-
ception of the preeldcnti-rl pang: ml the
trip to Mt. Mdhegor, while itwas mmle
in an ordinary moor coach, was satia-
to all concerned
M “In (Ira-rt Catt-:0.
Arrivedat the latter plan! M r. Harrison
madetheateep ascent to the Grant cot»
up with lira. Arkcll on his unit. The
M of thahotcl gave him a right royal
NW A grand banquet-Was given at.
the hotelatno'oiock in honor of tlir‘ presi-
alarm in 5, happy munch helconred
Ma; arose in reply amid
manor-e. a- on:
. y , .me'l 8‘,» r1.-
ltmmhrum :: wan not
spirit. That
blot a ufe rulefor a banquet inughter E l
rheorrly to thank your generous n. a! and thm
condemn from dillerr-nt parts a! the ante.
who honor this occasion. for mu I. rvmllum‘a
and their esteem We up ,5" i‘llHI t: ‘r u: a
Iput which is lnsfuric 'i" - . ' ’n lL.~ in-cn
tiled in the afhwhonarr .
l mercury
of all our powder and lime : {ml by the
death on its summit m t 7 kl l'lyena-h 5,
Grant lApplluiw 1
it. la fit that that great an r ‘z. u in I nlnwlv
lifthl its lame tun height min: -\~:n in Mimi
can history should than :t» 1. gm hum "It:
mountain top. Iii-a, been um um a mar
lira went out her»; tour you lb ms bkcthat of
General Grant. do but go out They go on.
(Cris of “(had good" and 51:. .u applause ‘5
lwrll ck you in a "\P’t‘iil :qu um» rwuaio
and patriotic remumbran. wr riot mull sh.)
ram-tn mver all failul’ a :.r itiliiiial’)‘ M'iluh‘
meat-ed with his great “on. mlfihip and in
flexible purpose to carry liv- tmg of tho rnpuh
lie infiltrate lltIirwh. wallow: unrh run-rent
tats—t hiarauaory. to drink a t. out In Alb-ore
uapied‘ethar we mil owr keep in mud his
his.“ service. and in doing p. mil Iranh'llllll‘
great misenahlp and lhr‘ flit/Y) of the nation
he hall!" to .ve'. _
, ne trunk-it's i'luua. ..
la the evening a ilk-I’ll, and unusual aa-
tartdurneua w- siran nonresident by
”a of the HM Balatoral.
- Thb herein. the resident want upon a
excursion with Ilr. Arte-ll on a
vote lake. Returning to the hotel for
than he left Mt. Muiircgor tor Sara
mt:- attornoon. arriving mm at i
He will remain there until 'i’uee-
y “her which he will nuke a tour of
Vermont.stopplng at ltmlnmi, Montpelier
and other principal point...
THE HOLY COAT UNVEILED.
TM Cfllallvll OI Irena “lunged with
' Dewar Pilgrim.
Tm”, Au 9i.» The unveiling oi the
in c a dceplrnprvastou. The
was throngod with a motley
mug, whoaa modern apparaoce coa-
M the mllawal wflmifl.
Hahn Kora-r at the MVIlllth dwelt
onthaeplrltual algnlpeanoe of the seam-
la- nature as anal-e to of the unity of th-
ehureh. tent was diatlactly visible in
the at the thumb.
The silken covering had almost won:
1.
a end the karmant looked a brownish
dict Thea-nice consisted of monoton-
erwrm Iii
m was moaou'w ' “3%
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”and to Call on 'nlheley.
titanic, Conn, Aug. Itw'l'he gutter-e
is thumbing the m
Mal the National Guard in camp have.
All be clean of the brigade were avtted
recall the manor. The
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yet it is a mere trillle compared to the depth of
ch we take in placing before the public, our immense
stock of Kitchen and HomFumishing Goods, and as the sea is
a constant source of wonder to every one that looks at.
are the many bargains which we offer from time to time to our
customers. It is a common thing in our store, to have customers
say to us, “Why, how is this? I have always been in the habit of
Paying such and such a price,” and usually from 25 to 33} per
cent. more than we ask for the same article.
it, so also
The stock we wish to call your attention to today, is old, yet
always new; clean, and always saleable, and money invested in
it is never wasted, for that which
comfortable, is never wasted.
a ”sorry Brent-“MI- T " A
goes to make your home more
WI HEAR IlliR
Housefurnishing.
Department,
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Prices for this Week.
Elegant Applique fringed Vases, 3 styles; choice, 29c.
We are also showing
some nice Jar-diners, reduced to 30c me-
dmm Size; cm: for size smaller.
J ust received small lot of very elvg'
Baskets, (Patch-ails, etc, from 2% up.
out line of Fancy Glass
(.‘hoice display new patterns .\l;rjlico Bread and Cake plates,
choice for 250 each.
Latest design of real French China Uuspndores. handsomely
decorated, only title.
Other lines of Earthen Ware Cuspadores from lzic up, this
. . . thatumo boa week
moot exactly a Q..- k -- meeting. as , ' .
fir. Arkell haa said. heron. o . 'v' :hr-rc teapt “ t" are carrvmg
iobebroken hythemm‘lngnrx ' ‘
the largest stock of Dinner Baskets, Work
. ever shown in South Norwalk.
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Tooth Picks at no box, worth on
Scrubbing Brushes at lie cur-h. worth 17¢-
h‘oup Dishes at tic, worth SK‘.
Dish Mops 0e, worth 90?
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Salt. Boxes at TC. worth l-lr‘ '
Elegant Spice Boxes, $50. worth 81.40 ._ ” a.
,; file-st porcelain lined, Ill quart kettle. “iv. “firth
i. fllnp Pails, decorated. :11 :im‘. worth 45(-
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Milk l’uns. large size. 110. worth Qui-
(loud size Ste-w I’uns. lm'. Worth 17c
Rig job in Velvet top Whisk Brooms. lé'u' each .
l quart Milk Pails. be. worth mu
1 lnxuart llishpan. luv. worth 350
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1 Bread Board, 90c.
lKnifoBox,' 201‘.
regular price 290.
‘ ' 29v
1 Shoe Brush. 20c, " 29c
lStoveBrush. lilo. " 24r-
1 Wash Board. Inc. ‘ 29p
1 Towel Rack. h‘c. " H0
1 Dust Brush, 20c, " 29c
TIN-TWRRE.
l Dish Pun. best 'l‘in, 33c. regular price 15c.
1 Tea Pot,
l Cullen Put.
1 Quart Pail.
1 Large Dipper.
1 Cup,
1 non Pan.
1 omen Poll.
1 1m Frill,
l Sauce Pan,
1 Dish,
um", : 7"
27c, ‘ ‘ 350
To, ” We
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rifle, “ .9c
tile. " 25“:
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14c, “ 15c
I90, “ 291'!
CRdEKERY.
“I? P1?" "xmgfi'mfiafi', I large Rockingham Tea Pot, 29c, regular price, 37c
com Doharty. 1 Glass Fruit Dish . 10c “ 32c
Ietrand on. Doped «of.» man. Dim"? Plates 0c H 00
man” All, 3a., Aug. Lorna: Pudding Dish ilk! “ 220
. weal - a years , r . ‘
an runny-momma ibi'muar. Te“ 1 mo“ “" ' ”0
the-spawning he hut-ado it Bowls 5c “ 7c
h “h n his, film m0“, “)0 Platter 79 u m...
of not ilink and sister ,
...,“ WWWJ'JS“ 3'» .3 Agate iron Ware Reduced in per cent.
‘ Handled Teas, 41c anti, worth 69c. '
3 Jersey tar-eta loot.
Wash Bowl and Basin, 65c, worth 90c
' , Slop Jeri. 00: each, you]. use. p
M. 7 Wash Ballerina. worth elm.
Gentlemen, we would call your attention to the fact that we
: are over-stocked on one line of extra line quality of shoe brushes,
,best bristles, and well worth the each; to close them out we offer
them at 40c mil.
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Hot Raymond.) Ham's megle-
sale dealers in native oyetem. .
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tere and shippers of Norwalk or'kera. .
VAN NAME. J. L. a CO. P. 0. “$8.3.
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PIANO TUNER & mama.
HENDEEC. F‘. cor Wall and Kiri hi “I.”
dealer in pianos. organs, sheet Iguaic, etc.
PLATING-GOLD, 5] vanm KIM
SOUTH XOR\\'ALK PLATING CO. DWI“!
at. All kinds”! rlfi‘lrt) latingdone,
and refinishing of all lads of mm
REAL ESTATE sons-re.
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