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m the many happy family re-
, mymrday wasoncof theMiIrray
Mil:
atthe resideuoaof Albert
Eighstmet. lira. John F.
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‘Mandinhorwrof weomdonserved
an excellent dinnds' Thorium”
fdlowedbyrecimflmvocnlandinstru-
moral mnalc.andageneral goodtirne.
A“ o'clock teawas served toninetoen '
3m. Touts were offered by B. B.
ltarrsyasdllirslansevmdlmw‘
V’ . ambythe Wandllr.DeForest
»
were recaired with much enthusiasm.
Aft! teas donkey party was held, Mr.
Durant and Kim Lungc securing first
prizes. Thohoolly prizes were awarded
to B. Brllnrray, Albert Ilel’orect and
Kim L. DeForoot, greatly to” the amuse-
ment of their friends. The floral decora-
tions consisted of several varieties of cut
chrymnthemums. Every lady present
was the recipient of a hoqnet of this far-
orite flower, and the gentlemen wore
dainty houttenierb of the some. Among
the guests present were Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Durant and daughter, of Bethe]; Mr.
and Blur. B. B. Murray._iron and daugh-
ter, Mhr's 1.. Lange, of Jersey City. N. J.;
llr. and Mrs. R. W. Adams, and daugh‘
fer III", III. and Mrs. W. H. Murray
and daughter, Mrs. M. L. Kellogg, Miss
A. Hurray and the Mines Florence and
linin'DeFomat. Albert Del-‘oreat‘ was
roster of ceremonies.
'l'lierewas a ray pleasant gathering
of hischildren and grand—children at the
homeof Sylvester Sherwood, East Nor-
walk, yesterday. Those present were
Albert Sherwood, wife and twochildren,
lira Carrie L. Sherwood, Eat Norwalk;
CharlaSherwpod, wife and two child-
ren, New Canaan; William J. Keith,
wife and four children, H. B. Sherwood
and wife, South Norwalk; also C. A.
Wood. a m of Mrs. Sylvester Sher—
wood,.and Ir. and In. Alva Dickens,
new Canaan, lira. Dickens being a sister
ofylr. firewood.
Afsmlly gathering of three genera-
tion wra held yesterday at the residence
of Francis M. Jennings on Ruton ilill.
lathe evenings tatly poll was given
for the young people. The first prize
was awarded to lilies Neda Adams and
tho booby prize to William I". Jennings.
after which amusements of Variou»
kink were indulged in until a late hour,
when theparty broke up, We“ pleased
with their day’s enjoyment.
A family reunion was held at the
residence of Mrs. J. J. Cape, Fairlield
arcane. relatives being present from
lamaroneck, New York and other
llr. and llrs. John IcQohae held a
Mily rennin “their homeonNortli
Iainstreet. Childrenand pandchildren
lothennurberof twenty were pmnt.
Thofamilyof Henry Glover heldam
Iflmfltheruidmdhisaoufiharlm
Latoya. 50.76er street.
Inndflrno. 8. Clark entertained
their children at the homestead on
Kerwin-teat. yesterday. .
J.I.Bmedict entertained his child.
msadgrandchildroo at his home on
Westlainstreet.
Apiassantfamily reunion washeldat
haraldnmofChsrlsBmlthonath-
also“.
LW.Anstineatartaiaadrelatimaod
frtaadsath'rshomoonlssacaatreet.
Ir- Ioaldsss‘ Ilall.
WWflfih . . mum-m
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Wm? "new
nu: Boyhood
Blue Humble: Orange and
Black in the Dust.»
rumors mi. m cm mom
mod: Into, an; urinmgmo—ahino
60.000 Pample rm Manhattan Iii-Isl,
>3~w York, to has the contest.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.~Yale, 19; Prion.-
bruit. The blue has triumphed this year,
mid wearers of the orange and block have
gone hack to Princeton with heavy hear“.
The greatest athletic event of the year on»
curred nt Manhattan hold yesterday altar-
noon. and when the opposing football
elevens of Yale and Princeton lined up for
the great championship game, nearly 40,000
people were present in spite of the rain.
(in every hand were the waving colors of
dilerent colleges, and these, added to tho
brilliant murmur; of rho women, made a
bright and animating picture. The crowd,
besides, was an interesting one to ntudy.
The gray hriirrd and stem flanged judge
not. [reside the hennllees nominal and up-
penr-cd who just an warty to cheer M did
the younger man. lawyers. of high rind
low degree, men prominent in business,
society and letters. all were there to wit—
ness the game. Before it mu; over they
lull hecmrre jun: :rza orrthiismntic and
shouted just an loud in the younger men.
llrsw tho Team» lined Up.
The. teams lined up an follows:
VAIJL I’rl-ilTln:.~‘, mlemfl.
Him-lacy............L~ i. -v:vl.....l.... ‘
“'irizm' ..... -
Enriching-r
l-L‘mf-ml. ... syrmnes
Mr rr'risv m . . . . Riggs
w; ' in: ..... l rrrold
Hartwell. . . \V anon
Murmur. . _ .er . n. . . .. King
all-(tinny. will: hniz' mud: .
Iii)». ........ Hunt. half lack
.‘lz'l‘nl'lllll‘li. ,.......Pml ban-k. . ii
Hv'li‘h’r- William lirwmk rf Hillard
rim—>25. V. l‘nrliri. of W.- .1 :m.
I'ri-rcuun ll ins the: Tune.
l’rinmton won the to» and chose the
went ride of the field. Symmex held the
bull for a moment, linen rum-hing it down.
meldenly poured it back in Firm and. the
V advanced. Fire yitlll“ item gained
when lleflelfinger ullglrlcil in the midst of
.mnna
lTrnA
l. lerarrrich.
I. Wallis».
fl. “eliciting".
I. ”cum. 9. Hartwell.
t Morrlariu. to. llirsckoy.
i. L 1'5le ll. Wintsr.
Ix llandford.
the phalanx. There wasauenersl scattsr»
in; of Princeton men. and ilrs hall was
flopped as suddenly as it had started with
anrn yard gain. Flint was sent around
the littr and. lie «lid not gain an inch,
though. for lllnoliey tacklsd him very
clearly. llorasnri then tried a dad.
through the right ride, but it was no use.
(or Yale atoodlrr the breach like it alone
wall. It was three downs and Humans
pirated. McCormick caught but he could
not hudmfrom his tracks. Warren was
m M» neckln an instant. his had the
hall forlho llrrrt time and it was
McClung. who radial: nobly with a lif-
ters yard‘rrsla.’ sla's Marital interior
ranswas alrsaay‘sppars traitor than
his last five yards. Bliss printed thirty
rstnrnad the kick, but the ball was ta
Iva yards for of! slots , .
llama-3’s M. Call.
Minoan tbs hall again for llftssn
rm worhsdthsaiass playforsyard.
so Prtauton’u tori llns. and Y
M and anal lnuoamrisnur waseaarsrl tn tbs
ii; 3
iii
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rmoor’shsof. '
latch and mafi’
.u m Cloa- 91 u.» on». .th- Firm.
to
uteri-m ”icon-u
' pm '9 MO ’03
panofl’rlaea’toa. Islam lhs elm
min a maria play for thrss yards. Bliss
got the hell. but Illustrate through and
[min and it was Prlummr’r halt llornsos
yards nearer Princeton's goalf Yak mt
yards him ha was dowosrl. Barbour
lumhlsd. it a. no gain for his. Yale
llllrrsprratsrl. ‘l‘lrshsllwssat that tiara
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In .
W
minivan-no,
W All!) 0 mum ‘ on not: ammonium.
immr‘iiiwmwwn ”immerse-mama
Pd rm-lnn's right end. lie would h!!!
hull a clear field. but Kim: Irmko through.
and lmrhbirru him by the not of the
trunk", pulled him to with The two
rollrlorrr and over rind the erowd,srao
the Yule man, went wild.
Biha mode the {surest run up to this
point of the some. The gain rm» twenty
yards around the rlrrlrt and. Princeton
objected to the wfcmou riwiaiun that tho
ball was in play. but it mm m) nil-i. Blur;-
fliu iron first and frirluroa and tho umpire
‘ nit ‘tfiwnrn‘flm whims. *li’ouia‘as printed.
Nofllurm‘uuhhttthu bail on the hound
and the hall was down on Ynlu’a thirty-lira
goal than for in the purine. McCormick
gained a few feet lirrirlligh tim center. Biius
uokrd'it again, but full against a stone
wall of yellow leg». it now l organ to rain
again. but this lrnrlriocilnct on the mad':
enlhiraiaam. Cheer after cheer want up no
the hull alternately went hock and forth.
The playing: rip to this time had been the
sharpest ever seen or: a football field. The
ball hail remained nlnrnat entirely in the
center of the field
Jan-pail on by the Whole Field.
McClrmg wns sir-m around the right and
cleared ten ymd‘, hringinr the ball duri-
geroualy rrerir ilw, JcNoy men’s goal. Bliss
then took the bull and nnmikoil around till
Hunt for five yards but the hull mu gltcn
to Princeton for of! Milo play, much to the
die-«gmt oi Yule. who war. the neuron yet
tori imzc'mi um. humor minim! to get
our ol donut-r, not! kill.“ allowed the brill
to go down hetero ho grnblml it. When
he did he was tutorial on. by all the men
of the Princeton team. who were getting
through the line exreilvrntly. Time wan
called with the lull on Pri'lwtou’o forty.
yard line. Xeitner ‘hlllfl ind scored and
Princeton w.“ jrrhil mt, for Yoie had
counted on acnring in the first half.
‘llro arcs-nil Marl.
At thin p. m. the tmrm llrml for the rec-
o— ‘ imll in it pouring min. Yule haul the
3‘ «ml Idol} wmick, h--r zrenl. full back,
unit-vii it) in tin nl' rile. A» [hurl they
fililrltfll with :r V :rnil mode “We” yard»;
McCorrrriek mu heal the comer fur a yard.
Winter» went through illirl "mill: four
yards, and Motion: fulluncd, marking mo
yard-l.
On his next. run be war splendidly
tackled by Harold and lost tin: yards.
The boil it.» now within forty yards of
Princeton's mm].
'h’nle Was [4 doing M awry down and the
Princeton buy- :rtc'fll-fll to he luring their
dash. [it’fic'li-rm‘r mm sent lilrullrtil the
center for [rm ynnls. The hull wm now
on Princeton's lril yard line. and when
Winter grriuml four yards more it low-kn]
very much line rr touchdown. The crowd
was nearly irantiu
Winter "not; the bait mimrtml when
he was tackled the bill was within three
flank! of the goal line. It war carried in
(teen yards. Everything depended on the
next play.
I'lral Touchdown for full.
McCliirlg bricked lilo center, and the
ball was Hm: .mly ixrm yard lmm the lime.
Tin-u the v. >1» Y-Llr‘ 1 _:;i "laser-l "bruitd
Mr Forum-l, .17 l he \l‘ ‘lHY‘C'tl urn; scur-
lug n in." 1-. my rib u? urn (wt.
‘MiChu xi. 3. .k ilw gull. This
model it mm . 3‘“ eul; l’rinora'om. ii. The
hull WM ruin-h out in the twenty live yard
line and Princeton turmoil worm", is.» fur
tbelxall had our 1mm out of l'rnn'rtuu's
territory. Fruit cu: flu yrmix and l’ne
loliuwml it up “1"le live more. livmum
mrill'a-rl it your irmnml the hull u':.~. faith.
Mct‘luirg ltrezr took the hall from ilil‘
thirty yrml lim- nrul fl"! oiliiiu win: y mi
ill the l’l’illl‘t‘lull lint. He “no ilnellguzrnl
oil by "eliciting”. Winter mm Flltfl; it
over for the second touchduwr. in tho ~ x-
ircinr: lrft corner. The :4 ill‘" on. rmw an»
3. .‘lcClulu; retrain [lulled l. ..l: l. liit- gzml
Princeton formed a" and m lit the yards.
liomane then printed and .‘sicl'lung The."
pot the ball out of lmlllltlr’o. 'i'lic tulr- who
all in film-rid Yah- nnw and Hit-ll will:
“mm-vi lilwhhhli'. .‘ilr'lhrrrnirk Lh‘kvnl is
pretty Ln . hum 3 r llelrl rigid in tin:
middle of the poll“. The noun: mu: Y xiv,
Iii; l’rlltCrrlrlll. 0. The 'i'rrr-mm row .11
“hm-i: and pilot". 'lll‘nmirli'k'o in) may,
”it“ ”when the Run II. ”to "by.
\vlllldulljt‘ glaring thorn in the face
l’rimeruri rallied. and on tho hall helm: r»-
turm-ri to the trim-r mule l‘uir militia-l
3;;HK ml the ll :5 [will - l‘ u! Hie-l list- rut-t
end and animal it its yur-ls. 'l‘iv [14M
Vin-i r-nrrlrnnml lnr mime little in You"!
territory, win-oi tlru mill rims “mm: to
him. who amidrmly dorm.) toward rho
right «nihuml can-ling the whole Prince
tori loam mm» {or run of fir. more. llu
rowrrrt fully m-vvnty yard-i air-l goinul it
touchdown lvr'll-St'v'll the xmrl poem. train
which Mclflrrrvumnlly Ricki-ll u gnarl. lllioa
wits helped nun rlnlly by His utunltfi)’ in-
torlermrrm of ii llvltlrrgur, who. on Poe
was in lheuct u: r. minim".- 1w. .ly lifts»,
ran up again l him nnil irrllr-ri Prince
ton’a hull. lru;t-, niwl 7; nm) WW" mill-i! ll fwir
minor-m rifu-r. l’irre‘n vii: wry w in: :u
superior rmm wum 12.3.;- rvuo. L w a.
lawn Alliet and but... I)! Llai- lim- Hwy twre
“atrium.
Rigga’ work «mini-t the “Mr; llelfcla
armor was two mow all! tl’lilll‘ thing of
the game. llia‘ llatl'wmi! ml to do aim he
did them wall, llcffwliluuvr meeting his
march. ' "
hlclfmmlvx, hill» anvl Winter not ‘ths
"will. of line lrrru’iiJiiwrr-i. Princeton
fought Wall and were droply overcome by
superior learn Work.
Walls ”word 10"! York.
Ntw Youri. h'm. 3.4.”an award the
my last night. At the lmtlllb, la the
theater: and other plume-if monument.
on i!»- admin, from timing to the flat-
lery mr-l from I'm H uri rirnr lo the North
3
.i
the guilt victory of Yslrr om Princeton
at football.
noise «mini mm a farm of the partner-
am. the you in the hotels was awful.
your» of thorns plasma.
0 Ilratgw (torsional Conrail.
«rally club amen best Cornell y-terda
try lit to 4. now won
playsadslaulnrr. f’ , Ignition
mung, plucky gurus in main worn. but
rm hope lr vial] *aaltlltod In tho full! lit“
bran injury to Baltimdlt. whlshforosd
Mario mm. Barry mutant tbs Coo
autumn received wounds at Isorassort.
mum-r. 1.8.: Dalila-
lllia ”acclaim. For. ”.mA hsaslt as»
rang-rt try John 1. humour and Iltlllltlll’
at lion Frmoiru'o irtn mm W
Mi)“ fly.» I! the will: mm“
M-‘urahr. The minimal “sat at the
‘ rill-ulna warn a time mod Istwssa tbs
rmhtnlde Julia ’1‘ sort . M III
Milli; i “he lanai Minnow“
trillion“ an to we ‘ W
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mt.
. ‘ J.Lflwuu$i.mih‘m
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low-
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yard line, ‘1‘ oh. was the rxchreiit to Yale's .
firemen-ry- w hrrv mu «neonate-mil emits
of wildly ilrrnmlblmlu nitrite-ts, charming
in several of tho theaters tbs
Chicano. 8M. admin Chicano lint
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NIT! ASSOCIATION.
experience at you that since 1 was in-
sured for five thousand dollars. with
weekly amident benefits of twin M
lam in 18%», that.» your oornpan ways
willuetforthebestintoresnrof tspolicy
Y ram ‘ t f lalrn f
our ypayrnen o my c or
eighteen weeks and three days corifirms
Gnmuu:~l.et me thank you most
sincerely for your noon in paying
me my claim of 8!, on the ’
issued to my latehuslaand. Isaac arts.
I shall always Near the day that be in-
E'illmldllls life in your [mammary You
have one meagreat avor i
the claim before it was due. Eli‘s?
band had only paid in $97.79, and re
received ouch great benefit. .
Your; very gratefully.
(Signed) SARAH A. Warm.
Pirovromrcn. R. l., Jan. 24, 18%.
The Connecticut Indemnity Annotation:
Let me thank you for our mpt and
courteous treatment. . . A. Arm.
strong, formerly of Norwich, Conn . was
insured in your company more than six
yearn ago, and the entire cost to him, at
agcnffifi, hearty’lflm incarnate. r '
riding $5 per week in can of disabi ity.
was only HOLT?» or #6.“) er your-
Dedrrcting the Will paid him during
hi: life. the net cost of his 3“”) insur-
ance was only $11.73. This mono will
prove a great help to me. Hod re in.
vr-sialtho sumo money in the aaringr
bank, he would have realized nothing
during his disability, and would have
left me only!!! lillfi. insteadof the “.090
at death. Old line mmpanim would
have paid but $8M insurance (tor the
money ' to your com my
mow. '1‘" ’
{Sigurd} Euzurmri Aluminum}.
Darrin“- Lam" Juno rs. ml.
llhsolt you moot sincerely for your
very prompt payment of the insomnia:
money due under policy 92f, on"? late
husband J. Beardsley. lle been
insured in your company rinse 15154, and
had alwuyrl found you generous and rc-
linblr in your dealings with himaa a
llllll‘y'llfildfl. My thanks are cage-rial}
duo your company lie-music. a hung
Sir. llvunlilriywhilé» u-rnpvrmrily Homing-
ed. mnrnrrtwl suicide. still you in no to}
:I rent I motioned tlw validity of my
r: aim. ho payment wart not due me by
tho forms of rho garlic, till August 27th.
‘rou have paid. we “went days in “f
\‘inmt‘. Mire. l'Iirru' EAllDSLEY.
ll'nrmarnr. (tom. July 22. no:
lilwnnl A. Wright. M‘rn’lafy of the Von-
antigen! indemnity .twitrtation. Waterbury.
.0 .
Dun Sin: i hardly know how In or-
Suralr Sills.
his}; smliin u figural
BS 3 .
Fells, aliens.
or“ bars
lrrasrues,
tor. ”
.mrstlmyart I.
sure with
in which
Yours we
in oodopiuionof yin. J
nhln audiences-stint ‘otrso
well 4.3.5.3, I Wyn! y methoda 9' your
- an I own.
(Styled) Jr . Bans.
NEW Earn, 00“., I)“. “ll. 1”; Hawaii, who had
acknow .
numthu
duo.
Mrs. W.
Tl‘llnnwd millinc
Hat: now nearly.
nhroml and extensive
Null-liar.
out jet ut‘fllflmlflft rr
all l! in and color".
nun: corn-oi ntvlrs a:
W U a
“ ”ii-“m ummm
WW‘ '.
flirts. Turbomr. Tonto" arid Bonnets. .
metre. birds and initial-tillers.
lane ' loathe-m. lllegum lzneof rim: silk relies
nin- rum
””"w him.
ammonia!
meld.
P “ E“ A prehmythanha toymireompany for
the, klodoersshownma. If h
u" “““l'” 0' “downward
"roam coscnnxrro - run When oily ' - ' n- ..iiir ii
TBBAHINTOPPOMBHIOLDIBS ngriluli vmraogggfl {0%,};
OP fl“ WMNWICYIYI' INDBI- lullarmr'rutofrny clal’rrn. llcmade out
allpapcrs for me. and kindly hrwght
. summon" NW- 17“» '8'"- mum’wmmw “i?“ fifth"
The WW WU Milan. mnr‘m and attention on your part
harm 0am: alwiuli Whitl‘lfmmbfmiwm.
tirmma:-—Ycur l. (l- ,l.» or shrill be glad to door: thing in my
FrankeJrsvlng , . mallow to let my friend; and others
Yarkdrsltfor nlmwmfliflr‘r immune banners. lthinkihe
thank our marlin“ Ind hennlltof our insurance. as shown in
square am satisfied from my my care, _ onld lead many other: to in-
you. Youn was the only
my huthond was in.
company)
cured ranking you with all ruiv heart
for what you have done for me. remain
ry m fully.
Balms ”alto.
Dorm lsrarn (.‘mr, N. Y., July 29th. '93.
E. A. \l‘rrmrir, Sums“: Allow us
to express our satisfaction with the
company in pa inc
death claims. We were appointe ex-
eeutorrr of the curate of the late Samuel
M. Arlington. of this . ty, formerly of
inoured with
you more than five years. having apolicy
for H.000, and we wish to than you
for your prompt payment in full. We
. receipt of your check two
ore the claim was actually
Your: very truly.
ALBERT 13.001131”,
Sunni. (lunar
Flll. llfl WINTER llllllllfill.
:- Executors
Fawcett.
Importer of Fine Mlliinery. Formerly No. 3
ater sin-ct. new
n rum STREEI. roiwrii.
wry}; it?! dilfcrrerrt pnrirms.
,.
arest non-im- (ruin
patterns» from our own
“no
r crown cannot». bum:
(miriv h and
liming maria :rrrnngrmcma will. one nf the
leading boom of Imrdnu. Km: . fa mpply u.-
with goals direct from Parts and ImminnJhrru
«raiding a» to furnith our i‘flrhrrlutl‘n with the
prir e9 imam! ..ll.
Dear Sir:
give me the title
New llnvcn.
another.
:53 Exchange
One of: Many
The Same Kind.
New Haven, CL,
Mr. H. R. Halo.
June 12. 1391.
Will you please-
ircssof the agent
who sells your Com Pippin-r in
I have spilled
the bottle 1 had and wish to get
With what i have
used I haw.- (‘lll‘t'il two of the
worst soft cornea that
could have on their feet.
Yours respectfully.
Mini. (3. A. lll’BBABl),
anyone
St.. New Haven.
MJSSflMTHB
, Reopening of our
Fancy floods Deuanment
For the coming season.
Farragut Curls.
Sill ages.
Plush and Sill Balls.
fancy Ornaments of every kind,
Twisted throrl Sills
Ell .
outline Enlmi Sills.
' cords?"
Etc.._itc., lit.
An extensive variety of fancy
baskets just received, and are
nmmmunun
con
Lil}
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies’, Gents’ and Childrens’
gloves, of every kind.
We have at present a bean-
tiful assortment of Chinchilla,
Linsel and Editable covers.
and
warden. , w, A v r __
. “ Sewing machines Will'tll 865.00 sold for j 7‘
line of Clocks,
utiful “styles. "Prices
allsizes
“fir'iltfih
Your lutandonly
Bill “do 3
v .
We have Iota of
here, on]
01%
we are closing out.
I99
291:
I90
I90
'92,
I 90
9
I90
9
'99
I90
290
Hous
In onratoroin float
more
lively our last
consideration 1. in fact that we are disposing of all our clock in this store.
fnnlnunmlltis rrtohoa column-Thou .t i listmy ‘l ..
for never More hag: fondue: rgea one nouri w W
SEASONABLE GOODS. .
We would furthermore state and that In BI, ' Co I-
. ta] Loirm,.weclore this ’
TT
‘ asra nan-am flash-r and moan-l.
‘ ”saw a. mum .
out a murmur
“WWM‘. “3»‘QWMW“
churn 15m! munm
no?" 2mm: 3%
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MI. W m.
WEAR“ t “my
woman”.
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‘ . « during January, I 899.
80 hour in mind the fact that there ionbout $18,000 worth of
. Ware to he sold from now to about January
This sale will commence Haturday morning and continue for four days. .
other goods just as cheap and dream than the lots advertised
the are out of the 19 and 29e clean so are not mentioned here.
M REL—There are
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‘mi, hymn-ammo:
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'4"- wcrrwoon ”.eor. and won a.
m ' ”Minimisation“
TAXI” ‘60 Bit. “and 47‘?"le
with? Italy-grained inquires.
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now Full; our. (:0. N. In l
‘Wmm “ammonium: 35m
norm-a Lil"! mm .1119th h
“.15.“. ‘A. B. Freeman. asst. «firm
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cor-trinity to, benefit hyoneof ounpocial round etc-alas
llorwslk.
. We hope, by the way, to give you many
in our Norwalk store.
one in this store. Ben): the lust, and taking into
you can
mob choir» horgarns in every clam of
store"
or;
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l.
gargains for one and all who come and see us while
DRESS GOODS.
For full pattern of Skirt Lining, 5 yards.
“ 2 yards 12in Dress Gingham.
“ 1 yard Cashmere all shades) 38 in. wide.
“ 11} yards 36 inch
, annel; the equal not to
be had in town for 20c per yard.
For 1} yards all-wool 38 inch Serge Flannela,
valued at 37%: .*r vard. .
“ one~half yard Sui-u r Silk; 751} quality.
“ 1} yards 36 inch Flannel; worth 30¢: yard.
“ 1} yards 35 inch stripe and plaid Suitingr.
NOTIONS.
For 8 packages envelopes.
“ 4 S is Black Sewing Silk.
“ 12 Is Brook's Spool Cotton.
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50 8 wins Embroidery Silk.
5 papers best Pins.
3 .
nglish Pin Books.
7 boxes Black Pins.
3 pair 10c. Corset Steels.
in papers Pins.
4 yards all silk Ribbon. No. 5 and 7.
I fancy bottle Perfume.
3 bottles Bradly’rr Perfumes.
1 oz. Triple Extract.
1 Silver not, containing Button-hook, Shoe
Horn and flair Curler.
1 yard Chiffon Lace. black or white
4 licnts' wirito or fancy bordered H’n’dk’fs.
1 pair Ladics’ black Cashmere Gloves.
2 dozen plush Balls.
2 Ladres’ embroidered Handkerchiefs.
ON UNDERWEAR.
l Lady's A pron.
l pair Child's Drawers. tucki-d and Ham-
burg trimmed.
i pair Ladies’ Drawers. Carnbric ruffle and
tucked.
1 Child's corded Waist.
l pair Child's Drawers, tucked and Ham-
burg trimmed.
l Lady's Hmnbirrg trimmed Corset Cover.
HOSIERY.
.iv'or 1 pair Gents" suspenders.
2 pair Miser-3' fast-black How.
1 pair Mimi-3’ Wool Hose {black}.
1 Shirl or Drawers it imits').
1 Neck Tie.
1 pair (“oils (6 South").
Boy's Shirt 'Waist.
90 buys the host fmn iiulaunilcrcd Shirt.
2 air Gerrts' fast-black Horse.
1 'i-st or Pants rticnts'l
3 pair fiorrls' Shawkriit ”050.
Indics’ flowed-lined How; we grade.
DOMESTICS.
Fur .
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“ 3 yds double width llannolotio suiting, value
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‘3 yards Outing Flannel.
1 yard llcd Flaunt-l.
:2 yards extra-heavy llnrrrol Flamwi.
l yards best Calico.
1 yard :24 Bleached Shooting.
'3 four ' Turkish Towels.
2 no 9 Best (farnbrics.
l trotted-fringe Turkish Towel.
3 yards Apron Gingam; value Sc yard.
5 sheets music.
2 yards Shinin (‘horoin
3i yards good leached Muslin.
l yd: Fruit of Loom.
liar
r yd.
5 yd: Tic Unbleached Muslin. ,
5 yda Sc Canton Flannel—~wld in remnant
lengths only—of from 5 to 10 yds.
1 yd Blinker Flannel. value. citric a yd.
l yd extra line Bleached Table Linen.
l yd 37110 Blue Mixed Flannel.
URNISHlNG GOODS.
imhgmnng Bowl.
poonr.
l Butter Mould.
7t cakes Stove Blocking and l British.
l lion Brush.
Comb nation Blocking Brush.
1 Cake .
Garvin Knlfc and Fork.
1 Coal or!
3 Poker,“ Tack Puller, 1 Can (W, 1 Flat
Iron Holder. ‘
1 Knife Box and malt Box.
4 yellow wore l’io Plates.
4 allow rare Bowls.
ll oily Cairo Tina. ,
2 decorated Dinner Pinter.
3 Cups and :l Saucers.
1 large elm Water Pitcher.
l I use.
2 mm rice Flatten.
2 iii: hole muffin Pans.
decorated
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prime mono. pimltnflfgotc. (fix!
cash prim. " ‘
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locum “35.x.glgalhmm ,
WHERE 1.1’. l2 lat . eldes‘ at“ ‘“
murals». want. do)! . .: a
tumour: "trauma 1 name
RANDALL‘S MILL. EN. lambs and
rmrrgh or worked to order.
atoms arm norms.
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train «51": I'l’lug'hltl'. us Wsst a”. 8. N ‘
slil'i’fl, “11.1.le ll. 38 West null.
blag promptly attended to.
”ABEL! All) (rum ‘
tum-5, P. w. Water in, ‘1'. man ‘ ,
line moire and marblc‘wmhand m :
Home work of all kinds.
9138's oum‘rrna. '
CODES-TOPIC EROS. Mic balld' Kn“ -
Main r. V. Gentlemcn’ mmlafium
eraxi‘ln' & co. minimum 3.1:.
hats. gentle-men's furniahlnxa 01.1.11 m
nnncuarvr ram ‘ ‘
(llinlil'filil a. 3i Wall E. a parent 1:
guaranteed ; the latest at)? alwaraoalsai.
reococirmnrnn. Main s s. N. MSW ,
oring a sperialty. Mairl'ng. etc. 5
crummy. ,
counxs. R. M. leain all. llamas
material used if darind?‘ ‘ 7
PITCH. AGNES Bil ’.
«or. m... “on“ d‘lfimw
unaro mum ' ,
rnnnrs x. K. an iv .’ anchor "
Plan", organ and fimfix T . “
mason. ALE. . .. Plsao'
organ and bar-Eng”? Marylin " K. "’ ‘
OYSTER FLAMES! am I’m
llOYT. W. ll. a HON. 124 Water at. 8. 1‘.
of Raymond.) Haulers, “prim-ltd I
only: dealers. in native oysters. " _
REED a anyway. 1:» Wm: momma.
rm. and altippfita of liorwafi oysters.
VA)" NAME. J. La CO. P. unseen.
PATTERNS A3]! mm
SUP. W ALK PATTERN W03
thorpe. prop.V Riverside are 5.5.an
rug in annually. by steam hot water ’
arr. Reference, : Hurrah lock
retrain); Dr. Boltzmann. (alum):
aw. (steamtflohn Tryouthot sir): , 4‘
rr. smrrn. tantalum; Grace Church, ' I
amt many others. ‘
PALV‘Im
BRAISARD, I. C. 7 Walnut. N.
Palm. gold and silver signs sum“.
0.42%.er GEO. n. r \Yaler ll. mass
and ergo painter, paper hanger.
rumoanamlm ‘ "'
Vrlit’fll. 6.5.1 Waahi on at 8. . Don
1' quality unima‘ndthat tight-m. ' N ‘
PHYSICIA‘B.
Bride. W. (1.. ofllce 4.5 and 4' Washingtm
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deaths! in plum». organ, sheet ginning“
PLATTER—00L”, leVL'BAND'NIcm
MJL’TH SUR‘VALK l‘MTlNG C0. DW
pl. .1.” kit"!!! (If elm" “um,
and refinlwhing of all indool “
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wmmwnmr E. A. No. Mainsulfimofla' ' ‘
rent. and building iota for sale. . ._ .
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at all lmul‘r. Writ-ll! rim io‘srery :0.
we. r. A few table boardmcm ‘ .31.
urn—1's DEPOT 311151.;me 8. l .
ii} the best. when the initial: Wham
saloons.
Bumr .mss mm“. X. Y
wanting; and day achnolrll'ga'll ”MIMIC?
lilt‘i. llEAirrir‘CIlOOL for h
ladies, Hillside. N. fall ummomwmyr
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mi'irrzlr's BUICK. ll. ti. (3. r. .
lxry rind owning whine. Head for ‘
51mm “film Hm will?!»
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li‘arer ~i. s. N. near Railroad blip: ‘
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main... rummrmumal
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hm it. time. cement. Mil, fiwmr‘”, “
MUHTU‘X, JOHN ll». 11' lot m r
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wrovm mono an; “amp
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POWELL. J. W. a Wuhmstggi.” .
nouroxuonx Barr-rim ’
and heavy irrrrkin‘ promptly
mmmaanas. .
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(midwife: mm Ilsfkaap _
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