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N II preterm UUNDAI WITH
APPROPRIATE EXERCISE.
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morn-m mi eunu-
out -W e- Irv-urn Ans-o.
unmet- Mei ism
Thelltw. m other. on Riverside
'v smlsstl‘crwsllr, locompleted. It
U. m “W8 mum, built of wood,
, and with them oostaboattl;
‘ m. Themaln buildingisflxtMeetaud
ontberouthrldeis a room 12x15 feet.
‘ which will he used for Sunday school
purposu. ’l‘he church'is capable of seat-
ing shalt 200 persons. The windows are
, ofcuthednlgllssoftaetefuldmign. The
mwork'wnsdone by Hoyt a Beers
Indthemrpenterworkbyl. W. Doty.
Thechlncthough not large, will no—
conlrnodate theBwedish' inhabit-nuts of
the turn in their worship for some years.
The society is in a prosperous condition
and through the earnest climb; of the
member" great amount of good has been
accomplished, in the community. The
church has a membership of nearly fifty
persons. Theeocietyhas been in exist'
once nearly five years. , They first met
in the chapel of the city Congregational
churchand until the property was sold
to the Homatonic Railroad company,
met there every Sunday afternoon.
The first service in the new church
will be held next Friday evening at 7530
o’clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
0. Lindegren, who has been here several
months. There will be preaching in the
Swedish language by Rev. J Steneng, of
Kinneopolia, Minn. On Saturday evening
canine will also be held with preaching
by Rev. B. Soderholrn, of New‘oflureu,
and Rev. C. G. Younggren. of Orange,
Kim. The dedication will . take place
Sunday. In themorning time will be
services at 10:00 o’clock. with preaching
by Rev. L. W. A. Bjorkman. of Hm
ford, in the Swedish language. In the
afternoon at 3 o’clock are following pro-
gramme will be given. the service, with
the exception of the singing, being in
We... chiral a.- church. fl
Invocation—Rev. C. if. m
Staging—“coronation.”
Scripture rudim—
Dedication long by the chol r.
Dedicatioupruyerandsddresaby lies T. K.
Noble. D. D.
Em by the Sunday 8651le icon» is the
Children's friend."
Whiter. F. H. hurling. of New York. .
Goliath-4hr Ihe new church.
Denim.
W
Berries will'be held in the evening at
7:30 o’clock, at which time short addm
us will begin-u by visiting clergyman.
Berrias will he held in the church every
Friday and Sunday evenings at 7:30
o'clock and on Sunday ruminant 10:30.
“YEAST 0? TI]! NATIOSS.”
he! Night's Entertain-cut by the Ladies
0! the nut W Church.
A "Pact of the Nations" was held
lndathe atmpieenof the ladieaof the
Plot Congregational church at the crapel
on Imstrect, Norwalk last evening.
Supper was served from so) until 1030
o’clock, with an enjoyable stage perfor-
mance It 8yo'clock. The tables represent—
ed livemt nations. Japan, Italy, Eng-
land Germany and France. The chapel
was [lettily decorated with laurel, ever—
green. flag- and banners of all nations
whilethe ladiesinsttendanceupon each
tableweredrued in the stylenf the
country represmtul by the table. The
tables were decontpd with rare china,
ehrylsntholnunrsdinglish primroses, car-
natio- and roses. .
At the Japanese table lbs. Emily
Wheeler and Kiss Kate Bartram presid-
ed. ltaly wusmprrneuted by Ira. Frank
Curtis Ind Ki- lnes Keller; England by
Kn. Fred Beldeu and Kn. William By-
“: Germany by Kb Sarah Lewis
ad Kn. Edwin (lurks, and France by
minnow interest paid depositors.
flung
mung. ml: Edmour' r'shesisnrl
ls: uh Ind mutton.
noncommmmm'mhw
barium MILLIIIvs worr ear.
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The PM ut‘the slums lies n nllbway-
lsnn In Ills Family.
Bu Puxcnwo. Doc. O—Joaeph McKay.
wholsinjsil stgAIldahflsL. chargedwlth
stage robbery, bu Men found to be
of Jacquin Killer, the “Post 0! the
diurnal name of the young man is Bur;
timer He is twentyatwo years of age-urn
lstheson nah-poet widths latter's first
wife, Minnie Myrtle. On Nov. 15 the Uklah
and Eureka surge was hcld- up cighteonmlles
fmrn Ulriah by II marked man armed with a
ride Charles Lambert the stage driver,
hastily complied with the demand of the
highwuyman to throw out the ounces box.
Lambert then started to drag out the
mail sacks. Thg; stage was heading up
grade, and the hor‘nce kept bucking. so 8that
Lambert obtained the wayrnun's per
mission to drive to n lcv plum. and drove
to the crerrt of what is known as "liohlmrs'
hill.” Instead of strrpplng when he reached
the top, Lambert lashed the home and
went dashing down thegrnde out of danger.
Reaching Ukiah. the stage driver told his
story to the sheriff and the latter started
on the trai He followed the fugitive to
Bantu B rl arrested him at the hotel
there. .nfter mrmdcmble persuasion,
confessed Milh- yes he was hard up and.
as there w oney in cutting wood, he
thought he would try ping-r robbing. Joaquin
Miller hinmelf does In t have anything to do
with the buy and the latter Ira-ye his life
might how her n dimm’nt. but he was never
encouraged to go to ill ll or make any-
thing of himself. lie Is wilted with hav-
ing at n'ed a sentence in the Portland ION.)
penitentiary for borne-breaking.
BURIED DN BRAZILIAN SGIL.
Born Pear-o (terrier! Earth Away When
“u “'III Exiled.
”Prune. llrx-JL—The funeral of Dom Po
dm:the ricimml mum-or of Brazil. took
pity-e unrlvr cover of darkness. There was
no gram! p‘r‘IruIle of snldwrmet an error-
mrmsI-rmcd that Wlill'N'il'll the solemn and
simple ohsmnim. The fact that the err-eru-
prur hull .nrrh-rl wrth 1.1m In his exiled
quantity of the soil of l.I- beluvrrlllmzll
dwplytouciml . ll hearts. Dom Pedro had
atrrr'cd this Bmzilizrn worth with him from
plan. to plum Winn-m he jutrrm-ud in
hiscxile. it costing handy in the garden
of his summer palace at Pmrmyulia when
be bowed to the demos of be. Ishment from
Brazil. This coil was put in his eofflnso
that hishead and body rested upon it.
Late in the evening the mourners 3nth~
ered to follow the com-go to the Church of
thr- Madeleine. Among them was the Duke
of Chartres and the Prince de Joinville.
Princess Isabella and her bmbrmd. the
Count D'Eu. The Prmugum minister was
also present, and ”three hurlired Brazilian
usidcnhutParh .suilrled topsyrerrpect
to their former monarch. Theosdln was
covered with Brasilia flags and conveyed
one bier covered with black velvet and
studded with silver slam. There was no
calculation in the display. The Abbe
LerebIm officiated. and among those rm
out wen: mam ol‘ the untold" l drivuts of
Paris The n-nrnin.» were tmlav roureyed
from the limi- leine to not in the royal
Bngnnzu urul: at Li>lvm The pipe tel-
egraphed his mndoh rice to the prim can and
her husband during the day
Two Killed by 3 Falling scam-lain”
Bmlunnx. Pa. Dec 99-411 Imighton.
while a number of (waters In re 'Wfll
erecting ulnrge icchonse on the hunks of
the hhigh river. the Molding guru way
and pm irritated all the men to the ground
below. a distance of thirty-fire feet The
dead are Thomas Amer. aged thirtyhve.
«(Franklin one of the comm tom. and 00-
car lleilmzrn. aged twrrnty, of Leighton.
Aaron Dubbed: of Mnhoning war fatally
injured and Nathan Bellman of in 1"llllln
Henry Schultz. of Leighton: Len Hahn. of
Franklin. and Benjamin Both of East Penn.
were sI-riouuly hurt.
Butts-rant Guthnnrs ('nnsrd 'l'wo Deaths.
Awaits”, Dec. U.—~'l'be board of railroad
cmmuissirmers have decided that the III-vi—
dent on the Erie railroad a few miles West
of Adria. .V Y.. Nov II. when too people
w"? killed and seventeen injured was
caused by some butternut pthcmrrr who
hart been making nuts and had left .1 flat
stone lying on the Inuit This stun» rim-w
milling? of the first Wlwc '1 III the I- urging
from the tune. and striking thr “06' the
winch» train wu ditched.
ltullroarl Men Declared at i'.srrlt
Taurus. Dec 9.-—The mmr’n jury in-
vestigating the wmk on the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad at Pennington brought
in II verdict holding Robert Riley and home
W [consul the condor tor and onginccrof
the mien train which mm] the
wreck. rarponslblo for the three deaths.
Riley and Leonard were multivll and later
liner-Ml under tI III) hail. Both admitted
that they dimbeyed ordm
lard Aberdee- Ill-ed.
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fancyboolh and package table inthe mkflfwrfi. Dr.ThomnsAddh
plieryJucharpof III-John Bennett.
murmurs. dinnerware
.. none: and run The «adv
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Harriet“
continued
”$th ‘llsyler, Inmates W
”‘anst lining“ .
t Writing with hard Ah.
decnonhlrfisbisndllr .1th Tall.
I, on hills“. Alumni those' meat were
Emu: Kelly. Andrew Carnegiesnd Colonel
Inn for Mary foster. .,
typhddsetintbowonthfeared.
ham-d (lanai! the (trip.
Wham». 0.—-'l'he¢rlpspldornlc
hmthhcityinfullfwce. Theloml
board or health estimates that there are
Waste. Maturity-noncombust-
nihcuselu the thstlrasnctbssnsf-
lsctsrlbytho .
loo-slim Id Torr-g Killed.
iltsuurum.Ais..Dsu0.—-’i‘hsdesdbody
«lute-ugh anterior-Harlan mm
W; has been found riddled
bullets You-(brim III-n who slot and
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“HOW.“
He Wu J ohmHerbeI-t Phillips,
of Brooklyn.
“mm er mam. use
The Millionaire Says a Photograph of
Phillips Is a Likeness of the Man Who
Throw the llllllllr—A Murderous nth-Inc
on the Money Question. ‘
New Your, Dec. 9.~ituorell Sage last
night identified a photograph of John Lee
but Phillipe shown him hyareporter. as
the likeness of the man who walked into his
olllco hurt Friday, dor‘mnded ll 900,000 and
upon rcfuml dropped a dynamite cartridge
There hu'vo been many iderrtiflcutionsbe-
form, but in every inetance thecffortsof the
police have proved nnavaillng. When Mr.
Snge was abown the photograph which w-
Iaken six years amiss said, “That's the
man. Yes, bring that man ibo committed
the deed buck six years and i would any
that it wars his portrait." MmSage was
snrethat the identification was complete.
and said as the reporter left the house.
“Bud henny Iu'cunrplicml" An anewerwss
impossible at that time.
. The sun'- Irrerory.
The history of the man whose likeness
Rural] Sage identified as the dynamite fiend!
is a peculiarly checkemd one. ills name
wag John Herbert Phillips. but he often-
times signed his name J. Berlm-t Phillip.
For seven! years he sen-ml as assistant
bookkeeper in the Hanover National bank,
of this city, but WM forced to leave on no-
connt of the discovery of wentntions in
whith he was engaged. llc lisul In Brook"
lyn for some time and on a salary of n lit tic
over till) a year cxpendcd hourly $1 I100 pcr
neuron in high living ”l “‘38 rammed in
Philadelphia nudhin father was for many
years captain of a steamer plying betwwn
New York and ports of South Arm-rice
Thought It “M Phillips.
A friend of Phillips, who hie known him
nncehewls seven years of age. suidtou
in Russell Sages unit-e l have can fully trad
the accounts as printed' In thr- m-Wzlpupnm.
i had not the least idea of incurring inta»
«ted box and the extent of learning the th-
tails of the story W hen the picture of the
ghastly head of the rlynamiter umsrcdl
notiocda resemblance to .l. Herbert PhD-
lips. l serve-due his mum in the rum
oust National bunk in New York. and
dying this time had t reason to he in»
messed with the man personality
”That he could have been the dv numiter
seemed at first hardly pourible but ashort
time after I Iget a detective who had had
Phillips under surveillance for some time.
and he remarked. \\ ha! a tnu- likeness of
Phillip‘ 'uI the hr all of the ill Imrnlrvr who
blow up mell Sogc's oniwf i felt then
that my first lmprmsion mm r-orrrrrzt. and
WItlIin two days several of tho- hunk l lurks
who hurl formerly Worked umh- -r him Wen-
struI k by the “semblance. They all mog-
nixed the distinctrve features and put him
down as just the man to do nurh a thing
llohberl thr- llanor'r “rank.
‘1 first met Phillipe who II In rrn year.» of
ago Be In rd In Brooklyn. W II were
friends for n little time. but he rlnapnnred
and i did not eI-r' him in Brooklyn for some
six years it was in theilnnovr r National
bank in New \ork that 1 next met him 1
was put on the books under Phillipa He
was shrewd and cunning and always had a
desire for money.
“He would break out once in II while nod
for noappurent won curse and then would
relapse into silence. lie npil‘flfl‘l at times
to be truly. but he was so act'l’l'tht‘ thatwe
were nilhhln Io tlnd out much about his real
disposition Stealingwasguing on at this
time from day to day. anrlall thebunkrh-rks
were under surveillance. Dr‘tl‘t'llYurl wore
on the cascanrl. unknown to m. we wort-all
watched cloudy. The I rim» was finally
fastened on Phillip. The amount stolen
was about it: hm». but tllo- book officers do-
ciIII-Il not to pruror'ute him. He lllflAli' n
confrnroirm. and was ordered to leave the
city, newr to return .
All Think "f “as “It IIrmIlr Thrower.
“Theme wan no fathominrg hi... idem r- rwpt
that he seemed to be at times a main on
thequcstirm of obtaining wealth. and she:
because many turn were better off than he.
lie at this time my on rulvmntr- of the idea
that the would) of the world should bodi-
viderl. After her pewtatiom were discov-
ered in the ilnnorer bunk he named to ho a
changed man. He acted utmngnly and
wildly. and the young “'larly In Brooklyn, to
whom it won nudenrtmnl he mm engaged,
invoke with him A few weeks afterward
Phillips wont to ('hicago and mmaaented
hill-elite the oflcisisvt the Commercrsl
Notionalhanksathecashierofthe Hanover
Nathan] bank of New York."
Marlo w-a clerk in the Bru-
Ills Pout Like a Woman's.
Detective Joseph J. Aiken, of the Han-
over National bunk. who worked for two
months before he disrxrvered who the bank
also erprmd II belief that Phil-
lipw‘a's'hrusnwhotriedto blow upltue
llnkctthechdu. Theduutheshoewctn
bythe dynnnitermeoJ.
All hr Weak Gluten.
Wharton“. 0.-'l'hs executive
u
utterly-lowland mymsfl”
tantrum
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sun-menu.-
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reporter; From thr- tirnc of the explrmon W
Jammmnwwums.
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museum muwuism ms.
H. 15 Will ‘1. N.
BBB I All) GWGALI.
Wflmuwe cm mm
Bill.
EVIDENCE CONCBBNING Till!
TERM“)? POLICY HOLDERS.“
0F Till CON ll'l‘ IND“-
'8"! ASSOCIATE .
bonus, from. Nov. 11th. ml.
The Wind .1ch Wins.
Wt 65’s“.
crimes New
Item: ~ Your
Franks. having
Ykor draft for .57, 1 wish
thank on for our prom
square from my
experience wth you millet since 1 was in-
sured for live thousand dollars with
weekly accident benefits of twang dol-
larsin 1889, that your cornpan ways
will act for the bestinterests of in policy
holders.
Your IMLwymmtd my claim for
eighteen wee and three days confirms
ood lullopinion of you.
Is hrngyonthesuccsssthat youso
well daerve. 1 remain .
ours,
(Signed)v who’ll. Burrs.
New ilrrna,Coss.. Dec. “b.1800.
Gnomes :—-l.ot me. thank you most
sincerely for your prom here in paying
me my claim of htl, on the cy
iii-med to my late husband, lsaac am
lshnll always him the day that he in-
suredx’: his hfo in your company You
have done meagreut favor by no ng
the claim before it wasdnc ll
band had only paid tl‘l $97.76 and
received such great benefit.
\ ours very gratefully?“
, (Signed) SARAIIA. “A
Pnovrnltscs. R. 1., Jamill tool.
The Connecticut indemnity Association:
Let me thank you for flouwrrompt and
vourteorutrestment. A Arm-
strongformerlypf Norwich (Jenn. was
Ins in your company more than six
years ago. and the entire cost to him. at
rup- of's‘l .to (any $1. (In lllitlll’fll‘lt 9. Im-
riding l" per week in c. . of disnbi ity,
was only $101.” .5, or $16.40 per yr
Dcdur ting the benefits paid lIIrn during
hrs hfe the net cost of us 8| uninsur-
ancc was 035’ $11.75. This money will
oven great help to me. ilml hein-
rcsred the same money in the savings
bank. he would have realized nothing
during hill disability. and would have
left me only-3H3. 16, Insteudof the $1. 000
at death. hl line companies would
have paid but $03 insurance for the
Ipod to your company by my
husbanr
(Signed) Bellini-III Anemone.
Dasnmr' one. June 16,189].
k you moot sincerely for your
very prompt payment of the insurance
money due under policy Wt on Infrm lute
Beardsley. ile harheen
:EWmdyy in your company since lb)“. and
it
alwa 5 found you generous and re.
hh In lynur dealings with himas u
ludic- \ -lmhlér. My thanks are especial]
due your cmnpam' became. nlthoug I
Mr Beardsley. while temporarily «mug.
ed committed suit. ule. still on in no re-
5 wet nestioned the v idlty of my
0 aim. “the pay ment was not due me by
tin-terms of the polir; v till Au'ustt. ’I'tb.
Y on hare paid me serongzdays In ad-
mace. ll us. Balm“ Allied—FY.
W ATEltBl In. toss” July 22. mm
Edward A. \\ rhzlrt. Secretary of llu (on.
net-Ii: III indemnity ANN inrion, Wat: ~.rlnrry
(' orrn.:
DI: In Sm. I hardly know how to ex-
tare“. . ‘
were ..
have . ,
rum
saco. III-Ia llsll block.
insurmytbshks tc‘your oomps'riy it;
“Marat Eddlksiaotluo. lmnrelllihm Mycorn hus-
wrung. '°'...."'°19..l"l“ l.
.vourxen'ernl t, r.
cure for the
i Mm'gladtodosn
wer- to let any others
w how you do business. I think the
ellt of your insurance, as shown in
my case. should lead many others to in‘
sure with you. Yours was the only
(reggae law which my husband wasin—
king you with all In heart
for what you have done for me, remain
Yours very respect fully.
Blunder lcht'o.
Limo Ismnthrr N Y.,July28th, ‘91.
E. A. Wuruur, Bream-am: All‘owus
to :fimfour satisfaction iwith the
met 0 our com n y
death claims. y We ucrfllnnintgll :5
centers of theeetate of the late Samuel
M. Arlington. of this city. formerly of
Norwalk, who had bceh insured with
you more than fiveyeare. lraIingn [icy
orSl..000 and we wish to thanlmyou
for your prompt payment in full. We
acknowled rccerpt of your check two
months beo ore the claim one actually
“due. Yours very truly.
Auteur D. Corsair. tN l
Barn III. Graven l
Fill lllll WINTER llllllllElll.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
Importer of Fine lililllnsr}. Formerly No :l
Wntrrszreet. now.
ll Mllll STREET, NORWAlK.
'l'rlnunevl millim-
Hnt» now ready.
Executorrr
-r llll rilllvrr-m p:-IIIrrn_-'.
'lllml inn-4 Irma-Imp from
list lunar madr urn’incr meme will. use": the
learning some of London. F.1Ig.tu mpply us
with code din-r I from l'flfla and lAIIlllHlI. tlnu
mm 'm: its to: furnhl. our cumin" n: with rho
most correct artvlnr at pricrs tn will all.
fine 0L Many
The Same Kind.
New Haven, Ct..
June 12. mm.
Mr. H. R. H' hie.
Dear Sir: “ill you please
gir 0 Incl the address «if the agent
who Sell 5 you” urn Popperin
New Herr-n. l haw spilled
the bottle I had and wish to get
another. “ith “hat I have
used I have cured two of the
worst soft come. that unmnc
could have on their m.
Yours respectfully,
Mus C. A HI nn urn
331'IxcuangeSt. New Haven.
preparatory for
For the ladies.
0
vsm —-—---—
While lasts and. Pants.
Regular-{Mystic for Ade.
l 00 “ we.
r. 1 2° . . 3p , u 900.
‘ 9‘ 1 75 “ " 120.
u 2 m .‘3 ts l 60.
M
ladies' at... lasts and Pants.
Regular 70c grade for 480.
I 35 “ - l5-
“ l 45 it H l 20.
n l w u it I 21.
u I 75 ‘6 H I 45"”
fl 2 m u ‘I l 73.
Regular I 75 grade for 140.
u 2 50 u u no.
All grades of Lsdles’ and
Children’ s Hosiery to be sold out
M.’ 8. SMITH.
. Our eXtensive stock of Gent’s
and Ladies’ Hosiery and Under-
wear ,to be closed out at cost,
Christmas,
For the Gentlemen.
00. ~-——~
While Shirts and Ilrrwers.
Regular "in grade for Mo. .
H" u l 00 ‘ ‘ u ”96.
“ l 25 “ " 900. .
" 150 u “ 120.
" l 75 “ “ l H.
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sans.
Regular- 75c grade for 50c.”
Z “ l 75 “ “ l 44.
It 2 m) In I. l 6“).
Begularl 25 grade" for 100
u l 75 u u l 44.
.“' 200 “ “ 169.
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We have all grades of Gent’s
grillsruoun'tofrnyca In. Hemsdsout‘
lfiill
abroad um: r .ur lulu path In: from nil? omn
Midlstrm.
lists. Tflrhflfl“. 'l'm‘ur-s and llqu-t, Hm
out ht urn-roman in qruwn cu mm». hmml
ugrcttn. bird» and buttr-Iliica. II—vm l. l" .u. 9.
(AIME feathen l. much: on. of 11m Ml. u-l .- r
All is ades and I n l..r~.
Halt Hose,,und cost is all we ,
. hormone“.
fibm’rwaswmmrwm.
wnnuwmms.'
.376 $5333ch
WWW'I. newcomer.
emulated-crow”
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3.le llldW filmmhm li.N.lIl::
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Wooster-eon Darn 3.2: P . WWW”
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Clean clear 0 2
In other Words far 3 days,
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
we shall give our patrons a
chance to buy any or all goods
,in either of our stores, at South
N orwalk or Norwalk, at a. re-
ductioir of lone-quarter the reg-
ular price.
Goods marked in plain fig-
ures; you can figure the dis-
count yourself.
~-SAMPLES—-
loo blew-heel Muslin, loll, Tic yard.
3c unbleached Muslin, l off, tic yard.
58c Dress Goods. l off. Mr yard.
inc Dress Goods, Al oil. illc yard.
1'50 Dress Goods, 1 oil, We yard.
5h- fancy Fluids. 5 (Ill, 4050.
9c Outing Flannel. 3 oil, 530.
Sc Prints, l off, tic yard.
50c l'nderweur, 1 oil. 37.10.
sm- lfnderwcar. l oil. We.
10c Hose, :51
15c, Socks, lllc pair.
Just imagine the picnic you will have when you get in our
Kitchen Department with this Special Discount off our already
low prices. Take our advice, get a wagon and come right along
and fill it up, for never again will you have this opportunity.
You can take: our word for it, you would not have it now only we
are going to consolidate the two stocks in one in Jonuary.
FEB
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Right here we would mention our Lamps. , We claim, and
that truthfully, that we are showing the largest ‘ and best stock
by 100 per cent. than was ever shown in South Norwallr. Over
seventy-five dilierent styles to select from.
Hanging Lamps with spring extension. real bisque shade,
‘5. 00, k on, .3. n5 \
W 812 Hanging Lamps, :limhmer border solid brass fbllllt
French bisque shade, 3 oil, so 00
83.49 Hanging Lamps, loll, $3.; 7
2.69 Fonnt Lamps. loll, $2.02.
$5.00 Lumps, Roman decoration, l oli', 33.75
Special lot of 3 down Lumps for a leader. worth 82.00; ask to
see them. Price now is the even $1M). .
Remember now we shall for 3 days let you take your choice
from our entireptock at l loss than the regular price.
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