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mainline
"outlaw!
‘ Children'sfio col 8
theeegooda,» itieu pleasure to allow
to. H. HARVEY,
North Main Street. South Norwalk.
at 1, formerl ’
booze?” centa.
THE
In, mum
of "‘1
33..
Williamflmrds
. to IIIIIIIII‘IIII turn,
«a momma
the trade is over.
it mun mutate-run” " of this
H. KETEG ER,
time of “107W. and rather‘thttnwlllt until“ later iii “the search.
I willalve to alldeairoue at . pilrohnaing
lATESTSTYLES
lth «July, at prices ao low thattili
”fibhpttertogimflminlhhfhmrtof thoseliltondllartaflfir
; drum one
. Milliner‘y Gouda for. the
eon have it new returner hot,
n.
that: limit. C000.
do
Marvin-aeron-
am.air.umaelaeteudroearaa.
”maintain”
flatmates-natured hint-lea.
Iahwlitltnaoraat.
Inwwaiauluhawlleeea
, , Aauadri‘piaehwkailkadw
"I . ,ueuataonurwa'
I InMinut-mea.
‘luataallaptu’olaludlnotruh
. Aadnmareaa-rlnlntheaea.“
‘Ieanaawaefineeautnotareu
Clot Ilm viticulture-tr limited
‘ la‘ flit-ma attain-aerate}
“ Icahn-rout. 'auovatertalo.
'I'wlllmlly Ilium.
o‘thh-mwwmko
. “wee-tor the taut.”
‘Ioolleroyetera aria earn
Ioaanueat manor-n.
thmcbwmueem
lulu. ‘Vurlr-Iotlr'
T‘nfi.‘lm’umhm
Ila-trad tin-a"
' luau-tam l wtpeaat-ar
Ilooh hI-hythohaad.
‘Iunudamwtna‘larpdlataar
'I'halhewuoulteanraaoaed.
‘Yoadoa-akaowalaarranaaedaa.
'Ieaanortaateotvtne.
lhrthttnennodelledlet
Died Fitteea oialutr-nina.’
we. I trim nae need ale:
in In "not.” I raid;
1t mie- aa well on Delta.
Aatt aauuta harm the dead.’
‘I eannu eat to» oreara.’ he emu-vi
“for In tar throat It area.-
I haro learned (inltrurhaa tiled
flim- nnndmr at; '
-!{ heart mien-tor at.” nought
t quires through and through
'Iblhlnk Intramural ahonlal undead
8|! hundred Inlay-two,
Mature tiled Hinton arrteen
Hm flight II. c.
All alum tho- Ilnrea I IIIVO and
What‘- ratlnu now In W
I IaI'tnlra men and went my way
‘ Hoopla; and union math.
; Itruallydltiuoaraat many I
. . “Ire ray hurt did touch.
_ Baal canal ray buttered ton-a
' Or an oral nation atew
. lb lunar haunt: me liken ant-I
Ishta- Itb and Ida!
Arie tiara- ra Youlu'h (burner-lo.
A REFUGEE’S STORY.
“Owinphad in war time- heena
Union reins-m
I wanna hie circuit. and had gone to
lie ltaua tor the night. where. alter the
we thing had been put away. he
‘ “my oi the days when thatpart
d the country waa amnion forage
(or all the outlawa . and guerril
oi But Tanners-e
‘l-u “renown-v wan Colon and
usually mountain: rim.» weren't many
iauholdore hereahouta. no the talk:
didnhoantoflxhhand keptootoiit aa
_ could
“I juat turned nineteen. and war
udrapptnu ieliow. tall like I am now
I hilt’talrnrtcned np turn-.1: " with a suit
”a. . —..w.. ‘ e:- e
«u.- .
I
kill
_'Pather amt I not stated lot tlw
m juat around that knoll out
hut-the meadow.when a trump oi
.aearlllaarodedownthemdtoahaltin
II. 'oId door yard. They wanted to
were Union III theneighhor
Wahada‘reed Opt-I the night.
hallthaaweren’tone oi no whohad
tail"
gt
:I
i
I
anaeentry within proud aunt. IIowtuu'
I lay there i do not new II that have
baouan hour It nwtned much longer.
Aco- the creek l‘tllill' the cry ot a night
hawk. It waaour etunalmlordaupr.
twotor aaloty I heard it batonoe. then
mm” 'mm'” "' M“ “.3: ‘
oi’ In the Ira an
it ouadeeoendingn .aeplaalt in the
atrearu.a apurt alone the road and a
hit at the old mill There ruuat hare‘
hueuahali dour: troogaeraintheparty
“We werelnatdo their lien. for there
horartuen cattle irom the name direction
IMVOI,
“Batu! honor in a tow penetrating
value.
”They wereahout toohaogetheaeotry
‘rhemaninthagablehad diaap
moral. ,
f‘l leaped uoiaale-ly Iroraury hiding
plaoaiutothedeeporahadowauudortite
mill Iheardtlteayoltheaighthawk
at he pant-it. “unit aeleep‘. ‘hla than:
oltlu alum mime: hie broad chat.
"I had to do everything ao‘idowly. hut
Iloluehow tell the till!” true In to power
"Iypiana were Mindoro otrace
o! the-entry urn-t la- Mt [thereunder
might think ta- turd W m. but
no more ,
“At that the iellow IIWI Ironing
hiarldoauuinrt the pm that outmoded
rue. Bo iomhiedhia [aa'ltl-I for hi:- to
haooo
" 'I’t'lal' I II I
‘Bo turned II o a umontnt'n out to
meet a awiit. uuerriug hiuw Before he
oould more hewiugztggnl nntl olialmrml
"With the cry oi tin- IIIKIII hawk
among the ruin-rot. a ewrit melt of tool
“the boya lnnl million-cl nit-ml Ila.
" 'What you gain 't do with no. Honk?
"Hake him unow no the wny out oi
till! hornet'a neat
"Wheru'a your camp arranger! I
awn Ioouldnotanawer. 'l'hanixht aahed.
waaa perieot one I ooultl diatiuguieh
the low touea oi their conversation
which waaoarriadmu them labora
It waa concerning noiae I theold
dune. Therewaaa annual dl-uouut.
'I'hatralupol'ieet andthorattlooiapura
toward the open [tableware easily die
tinguiahed. Ono got down upon the
rotten tinrhera aud crept out intothe
moonlight
" 'l’lter’a uotruddy out hyar. I heard
hint fly in a low roioa
" {Hurt her haeuaouto ao't ur'r oritr
U—oouldn't her been a man.
“ ‘Iebha.’ waa the equally low reply.
ht. Pete, keepaeha‘pnyeout iorthern
Itoyairorn I’oat Oak-they'll he like t'
come out hyar.
"Pete was the new guard
“Bow many be their
"I ’low ther'e rode a drum 01'
Wife boy- '- 101:: ‘11 ‘em
" ‘Borr 'd yer git that?
" '1 mm! 't—«thoy iit out two night!
ago. They helm int 08’
"The cry oi the night hawk mine
Again
" ‘What'a that? asked a new voice
'-' "I'ltet-thet'a a night hawk.
" Thought ruebhe ’t thought he a sig-
nal. ‘r authiuvthey're darned thick
’round hyar. arena t' me
"A boy. only. my heart came into my
mouth. to till it nnnpletely l wondered
who had played the fly
"Nothing more wee aid The ex-
change oi neutriea nmie. the guerrilla
mound the attain and rode up the
hill into the thick wuoda
“A apall of weird ailenoe iollowed l
could-ea quite plainlythuhtg tituhera tic
here and there. A bit away a quart:
ahait oi light dropped through the open-
iugin the iloor where the raw frame
played up and down
"I crept Iteaithily toward the old
frame. which was still in It» place I
heard the entry you allow 'l‘Iu-u I
aaw thtr shadow oi Ina broad foil hat on
the mull-ml In tho wheelprt. aa Ii its
owner were trying toaolro the aocrot ol’
ita darknoaa.
"I! the [allow would only go to eleep
I thought; but. inatead. he hogan n in»
notououa patrol up and down the limr oi
theold mill, ioonld eaaily lat-an- him
(or hiatread waa hoary. lie erniently
felt a deal oi curioaity in the old llnnte,
for once at that and of the will he would
remain there quietly tor minutea. doubt-
lea tilled with that uautelrra aeuae that
hetraya the nearueea ol humanity often-
fllroa without revealing it I have no
“The guerrilla pointed directly oppo-
I‘ll: the way the tmopera ratno to relieve
“Idruwthehack oi hia bowie knife
acre. hia harethmatana warning. I! he
did not tell the truth,
“ ‘Weare the Poettlnk boy-a. and you
ongoing with one hit i reck'n you‘ll
[how no the way—or the bonarde'll
find a good Mankind in the morning.
Whoro'a your carol). ”ranger? a aeooud
time.
“Be raw or Iittlemeroyin my two at
in the cold gleam oi hie ugly weapon.
“Bo nodded the way the guerrilla
want.
" ‘Naltht'llle. Is it?
" 'Down the road? I intentroted his
look in that direction
" ‘Any rentrtm down there?
"He nodded n aemmd limo.
" ‘Woll. go ahead If you got no Into
troubli—
"Be ehrnnk iron: in" touch oi I'm- oold
kulie with a shirer
"'lheu we toga" our tramp, tn:- pom
wing hammer and the shadow.
r.
"Suddenly the guerrilla atomic-d
‘I removed the guy.
‘ The? thought he a picket hynrboutsl.
'9 'What'a your counterstgni’
" ‘Poet Duh. was the nntwrr
"Down the mad i wont witlttholnd
who found me under tho- old mill. an
Ieully. to come into an opening in UN
woods. flooded at h the ('It'flr whit.
moonlight At its inrtlm edge. In no
deeper ahatlow atom the nuniunlrst
hot. .
"We had agreed there should he rm
twine. noahooting
"Then we ateppod out to tnwt llle
" “Yer all right. I rmktn. tin- gnu-mile
replied inmiiiarlyn» vu- gnt‘r th t‘uIIII
torlign
“The Ilnll ul llllt nih- llrnpp- II to II»
ground
" 'Gul a chow, arranger? l united
" ’l recit'n.‘ reaching tit-op down "no
hia trouser: pocket for his tobacco ping
"Then come the atmggla I swam-1d
to feel all the lerocity oi a wild nntuml
I had Ill! throat in built my Imml» Not
waa my comrade idle l’ttrt oi thr- turn
I waa in the air. then my tool would
touch the ground. but I kept my grip on
hia throat. Somehow ho had loo-toned
Pete’a molrc from my halt—it rune in
ray taco-l heard the dick oithe ham
Iner—ita aharp blow on the capped nip
doubt he felt uneaay.and rightly. ior II“-
uty aeuae waa no alert. and toy
mentaavluxatorurination on complete. that
title particular individual tauat he die-
pnredoi' interneway. Ito intone were
my ieelinga. and an predominant my
mentalaction. I found myaal! wondering
i! i had not made my thoughta audible
"The aunt"! IND began gate-lug
aiowly but steadily. acre-ta the plank
door ahore. Elia iootatepa. with the
awallt and ripplaoi the atroarn againet
the laurel huahea. were theonly rounds,
unle-nowaud thonleaughtthecryoi
ihaukht hawkand alwayalrotn the
eatne direction.
“I kept note oi the time by the moon.
ad I ruuarnlror I ant It about two honra
altar midnight.
“In that timatheuntutorod hey had
natured Into the daring man i alerted
forward upon the narrow raw lrnme.
and jurtat thatnioruentgot theme
dfilfihtoimyiiie.
"I felt thetonuhoianluriaible hand.
audjluthraaieatherhlowwouldhara
nottnelutoihowater,
”'llanhr
"Iknewtheyoioa
"flankr
‘Yu
‘Gurrrlllaal’ ,
memtnatoppediuatahore. Look-
lu; aurora the law himand
with the utoou I at hia hack he
aeeuedahame fellow Ila carried ni-
rilaouhiafltouldar.audieould aeetlie
~th oi ahigkuiie tnitie heitaiong
IIIIttlIuhuttda'uary.
”Banandonhiapatrot
“’flaumwearuetkillthatieiiow
‘i had not thouyhtot that land
hilly. Whack. Briugthe hoyaorer
hemmed“-
‘Ikautrywaereturntn; lwaited
iahilatopttotheendoihiaheat.
"lhaail‘itt‘uoiaewill betrays-
nay knowwe are Ia thewooda—they
“eminent-—
“The arutry waa again In the open
U
1‘
“There waanoreport—uo awoke.
”TheuIaawthoehadow of a tailing
riileatock. and the guerrilla iell away
Ironmodead.
”'Had to do I. flank, my cotnrmlr
raid apologetioaily. ’Ilo'a jest fit for
huraard meat. helping hirnneli In the
weaponaoitha proatnteaeutry Btu-nu
we'll her to tote in along?
"'I W the algnal twlue. and u
moment later the boy- can.» tip with on
“Bolero dawn we had Iunlnl Dmltly‘t
creek lortholaat time. when- the one
larduloultdltlblo ready lard tor them
at daybreak. tor we had no tinn- u
waataoa titadead pit-hot Two wretn
later we reached Nat-twine without
further incident with Pete I printou- at
war. ourlrat but not hurt oapture."—ii
I. Bylratar in St. Ioni- Republic
A Wm’a War Record.
Ira. lino Wood. oi Barre. Vt. lit the
old-t oi the Wouttm'u liellol
oorpto data lira Wood to W'II'VI
yearn 0! age. alto having Iawt
at Jamey. N. iI., Jan. II. Ilse
w- inltiated Into it. it Grand-II
lay”. 1m.
Revolutionary war. llerhuahaml
a aoldlor in the war at it'll. lot
the her just been granted a pear
lion. Bhehadoueaounndrererulummi-
aoua in tite‘htriigar. ending» loo eighteen
buraudoltl run tea or; may.
Tm old lady. with an momraging
word {or body.
Shalom to llnd any (Imam "old
ottotl‘ll for but.’ but la buoy limiting
holderaol of print all Iinltt'tel
E§§
3
She b cared tor try a daughter. tlopnia
Wood. whoiarerenty yearaoi am, and
who ahu will join Grandad emu L
Wood
aid 0. A. II. 'l'lrotnpaou. department
preel’dyeat-wilattoaai Tribune.
neutron-route. 4
. Arnanoallodatagrooeryaud mot
madlhudwhilethe portlyhuate.
itoot he tout»
fleriathar fought '
[loose
which aheadlatoallwho wiehtohoy ,
-
Irllttlinu Intel Blunt. ,
I; ’3'
Silllil’iWW
CERSIIOM RAYMON0
It IDITII IIII STIEET,
IDIBBLI'S BLOCK). ROUTE! KOR‘VALK.
onuuta
FISH. CLAHS. OYS'I'ERS, FRUITS
VHIETABLES. BUTTER, EGGS.
CHEESE, LARD, SHOULDERS
BOIDIlNA AND CANNED
jnwilm GOODS
Ill tort linseed Irate Cheap
for Cash.
SWAN it BUSHNELL
Ship Chandlers,
.302 Water Street.
mm' or BANK mumrzmm'r. ('1
Pure lit-ad Zinc and (‘alrutta till. Stein.
um andeverythi [or Painters. Sail-t.
an BID.
5
’I' to. Spun. To lie-l Poll.
Bamboo Phlll. Tackle. Iimka awaren'thiu
needed about a hunt or hf liahermon. Regular
Al kinda at I: more
3355?: Flag-tor .houare ant uhllc
"at:
Hope. Cotton "3‘0“” :3
it'd"; may“ ”’T’I’d I‘u‘lfié‘i’l‘fil‘fl“
Tale-time. lira York Prime
lever "adenoid.
lit, rain...» t Iianiulilt It."
Motor Ii. l8...
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
l-‘ou Raw Y . A. NAI‘IGINDI ll
n.5IIIJNIAK-al ea..$fiftat-. 7 mat-.755
enrialkxalurrmeflifl or. 93kt or. toll er.
I] fill Iot'al u. ’. M.~12:Ibex. III or. I!) or.
25in. to Slamiord, express irom Stamford.
3.1-. talea.5m'ac. to tit-into lulu. tum.
CmoxJuqubIraJll an. I alumni-Art.
Waehingtou or new.. Solid. :4» id or.. SID
oa.,0 In at'. l’. .06 no. 7 :5 ac
ion Saw liar“. A. III.-- l 13 .:
72D“..8fll ac. 91501., inc-c. r. SL— 1:13
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an. 7 them, 7 Sign"! II no... ii an. it III A
ea and am. H5 a. m..or. Sundayu'l 1! an,
Dual-"a. on: us auxin.
Pol II urrortn. . M.—~O I0 an. Old a
tuna». . ll.~-l!0aa. till-1.. team. 7
aa. Ml am. lllli 9a.. a. n. u.
for. mulling" A. rt.-r lilac. a no:
no». r. .420 am. mm. 1 Iiloa" ed
at... It! i Honda mornl between
New Naomi-lint lea. it;
You Barron A II
P. St.» I:
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III or. (via
Harri
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LEAVE NEW YORK
Johnathan-kt: u
aluminium-grow ::::~
Sufi}: Wow-rmeflrfl
III!)- I.
Abb Ila eoat
mfir‘fi.
the
flu. ”Ilia
' o. P. MORRELL. '
gmotmrtowm-n
“not.
new MEWS-”uh
m, ' LESLIE” ”Rim-I. "
'Ooioaol mower.
JUSTICE 0F THE PEACE.
mum mm
mmebttmmlhtm In
ottomrrmorum.,
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Iflae. “5&un arrlri
Springfield). to: or. (via ‘3”
firfif‘fiifit’m“
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NWO! b ”kw the count -
chip hatween J%
Van “WWW
It. .
ofirfinme. .731:
$1mwammm hr on.
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Booth Norwalk. Juana. Ill. lull tr
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3;“ rank moan.
mourn or ironic.
Iaaatlna veulu pianvt’t
erauoea.
ow York. For
I Went avenue.
at [Willa
terflilllall. Steinway
torm- apply tour addreae
auto
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Where are You Going?
Ianaoln'downto
HUNT It ZELIIFF’S
fish and Vegetable Market
Where I al d the
and me “Salli and MW
Oysters, Clams, lobsters.
Pure Tomato Camp,
Imported Sardines.
will! for “'akomnn'e Creamery Butter.
undelivered protuptlv.
M? r 255""?
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL GRADES AND COMES 0!
SiillandStili Hals.SilkHaIs
Boy‘- Iiata and Cape. Crush flat- for lien and
Boya. Nutria Salt Bate tor Men at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
Prrtiqultrlttention PalltoFIrIny.
titanium! Ironing Silk Ilatr.
llefrill Business College
snurotm. cow.
I'all‘l‘orut begins September 7. Both rerun.
The College olora lncreaaed iaollltlee thht your
to all who desire a Buolneae mllt'lllnu. tom-
mommhlhesimwh phi Wfiwmt‘stwloi‘lf
I 0 MEI! " U
addition of German and An-hitrrtnre. Presl-
dont tna hointervlewul at the College alter
Austral ('orree menu solicited. Cala
lagoon sent on appl ration. Addreue
"III". BUSINBS COLLIN"!
STAMFORD. CONV.
Housatonlc Railroad
Ila-bury and Norwalk lllrlaloa.
CORRECTED 1'0 JUNE It. not.
Traiua leave South Norwalk tor lrannnry—
Imimum~lfilhz OMOfiamIlllQ .It'l.
tluudurofisut.an%lfl p
Trai lea
in re
Cliniilaudlllhadu" III
hill and II
Sundae—ell
Infield eaprm loam New
national: Sorwalh in rain...
to.
nrk. ea learaa
m..Bethr-l t p. m.. (mu.
ut. train trout llanhnryi
p. tn.. arriving at New
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SELECT TOURS
1011!:
NATIDNAL CAPITAL
Under theuereeaatty madam antenotthe
PENISIIIIIII IIIIIIDID.
style-her tt,0eteher more,»
teller It, at, Deataher IO, 'tt.
Excursion Tickets
Goad III! on mm” he told fr.
Si 2.50 Trip
m»..- m”- .. A...
p. m. .
Danhury for South Korean-—
WHO-Elbm '
27 Hair Street. Mill."
“mine
Bakers. capacitors,
ICE cREAM.‘
%.‘I‘°.%e'hrnl "“9"”:°3“‘”‘““'
, . STABLE BEDDING-
:Ulean. loom-tied. Baalthlni. at .
Hill I” can or STIIIII.
H AZ E “5.1'0 N
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hithmesmut
Baled Hay and Straw
00I|II nu mu.
IaymundBrulhers
in or nu woman
FIVE MILE RIVER.
fun-gar”- ‘4‘ ‘
(an...
DIDI IND DIILL DAIIIIIICES.
Theoldcet manufacturer of hairy carriage.
now oilera tint-lied rank for sale in tire (litter-
ent Fl its oi running our: alwamat variet
oi ht ire and trimminlm, at prices which wi
'bo high enough and ow enough toenlt the
moat tutidloue.
FRANK BOYLSTPN
lelr
CHILDREN m ADULTS
Suffering with Dysontary. Diar-
rhu'a. Cholera Dior-bus, Flatulent
Colic, and all diseases of the
Bonn-ls. are speedily cured by
HALE‘S CORDIAL. Pleasant
to take and perfectly harmless.
Never known to fail if used
according to directions.
uuuu “KATIE um.
a
All Horses sold bv this es-
M. HTIWEXWRWSONS,
Brookslde Stock Farm.
"IDES I".
Lino.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses. Grocery
Horses, Farmer-3’ Horses, in fact, Anything in the Horse
T0 HORSE BUYERS:
moumcm
PIIII‘DHAIA' CONDIYCI'ID
rout DIIS' VISIT.
$l5‘.00
COIEIIIIO Ill EIPENSES.
PeatMoss
EVENING SENT INEL.
But one in
I“
an u been eul
light and air mm m;“d "Mm” 7"”
card: system extended to new part. and the
of a metropolitan More. The Monti t
('loake. Fora, Heal (inmtonte. and
the European buyer.
Dress Coeds. Silks. Uphill
September
1000 Pairs 0f
CLOSED OUT AT
$2.50 I6 $3.00;
SIDES.
32m; regular price. $3.50 to $4.50.
Mathewson & Co's slightly imp
sewed, worth 85.00 a pair; will be
to $2.75.
THE BEST DAIIIIIIII
F. H. NAS
Estimates
We are.
We have a ti
Mrs. Mead’s School
roll
Girls and Young Ladies
lE-0I'EII8 town“ i.
I’HINAIII'. lmtllifilllrt'l'fi. AI‘AIIEAIII‘
AND “lurk"! I'IIII'AIIA'I‘OIIY
Illil’ltfl’l'hllm.
l’oplle admitted to W and Yemen
the t'orgllt'alo oi the l’fltlifllm .
him earl anntmnm tho. m stormy and
unpleaaantrlayeaoar , will mm trailing
on the Park rim or ntlln at M5 a. tin.
and at the School at MK ran. to mom
”that; and down the h l without extra
TRY THE
“Want” Columns
0? Tilt:
, CHAT HINTS FDIIW.
. ”tilt on“: on returning...
W. B. HALL &"
BRIDGE-“PORT.
more salesmen and ualonlndia ,
we'll Ewen-am of the
irtl ilotlro are being profiled for”; h d I
and handsome dresses now being eent rward hy Edi. ’ ‘
GRAND OPENING
Merino and Cotton Underwear
Will take place
And an art-rage reduction of over 30 per cont.
goods. serum] at a reduction. and to ho sold at prices that
200 airs Lounsbury, Mathewson
1y I amagod. machine sewed, Ladies’ Shoes, at
. Balance m_fine Oxfords. sum 193
and imporfccts. at prim-s that make t em
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which the .
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stery, Ribbons. Nations
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l4 and 15.
Everything new. etylish and {ashionahe to
Dress Goods, Furs, Cleats, and Sunni
“'ill be Introduced
September 2| and 22.
Imported Suits. Rich Seal Garments
And all inehlonnhle Fore and Clean will have a special exhibition. I i V
W. B. Hall & Co.
l'adies‘SIiufle—‘t
——TO BIZ—~—
SPECIAL PRICES
Ian; at regnhr
make thorn
These shoes are odd
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
Wt- quote a low pritroez
Ono. lot of 300
pairs Ladies‘ Turned Shoes at
regular pnce $4.50. One lot of
ti: Co.’e slight—
(f)ne lot of 300
erfect, hand-
sold for $2.50
pairs Lounsbury
800B.
8 ENE! DFFEIED.
GLOVER & OLSEN,
8| Washington Si.. 80. Norwalk.
Hazel???
given on
Plumbing, Gas Filling, Tin and Sheet lrun Wort.
soiling
Victory. New Stamford and Silshy’s Steam Ileauers."
no stock of
Decorated and Plain China,
I‘Ito IIUCHESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and
able, including New York Ranges.
Port I
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Economy and Comfort!
Casuline‘Stuvas?
Ami aruIdNaatIMElmfih' ‘
the Summer Strata.
We have the very beet gm
TIIE MINNITTIN
II All. SIZES.
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Call and 800 Then '
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