Washington Street, '
«Mo'-
' a can With waisted
399m Remedy.
<250and 50¢: a Bottle.
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3 4 Neal’s ling Store,
{‘43 Washington St.
_ ill IIIIIIEEISTS Sill IT.
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{IEIII TIIE Filllllfllld:
Guano: B. Funeral). Dear Sin-Know-
ing the formula from which PIaisted's
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify
that the medicines of which it in corn‘
posed are of recognized utility for throat
Ind lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
.3.
C. 8. Mouser, ll. 1).,
s, .
G. R. Income“. If. 0.,
Wu. 0. Bonus, Jim, 11. D.. So. Norwalk.
0. 6. Bahamas, ll. 1)., “
a. W. Mentor. II. D..
H. Husousronn, ll. 1).,
it. L Rousseau, II. D.,
W. S. TODD, 1!. D., Rid field.
“DY C. CLARKE, M, ., West Somer-
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in this dhtrlct today fair topartly cloudy
miller will probably prevail in the early
bun. with higher temperature and What
variable and fresh winds. becoming easterly
and southerly, followed by increasing stimuli.
nose and «nomine- and minor mommoet
probably the turner. preceded by fun. On
Tuesday partly cloudy weather will probably
prevail. preceded by rain or now. with dan—
gerously strong windson the coasts, followed
by clearing colder weather in this section; and
on Wednesday fair. colder weather.
801?"! NDBWALK.‘
wnu the rapt. at Our ciu m 1)qu
and Sari-a. ‘
The nal tlflome Sociable of the mason
is to be held at Music Hall Wednesday
night. '
Fred B. Riggs, ofSnntee Agency, Nd)"
wasthe guest of ll. Cliflord Pardee yes-
terday. ’
Mrs Richard Fay and family, of North
Main street, have recovered from a very
severe attack of the grip,
1‘
“*1
Dir. and Mrs. Jams Wood, Jr.,of New
York, spent Sunday with Mrs. Wood‘s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cox, Roton
llill. L
Smith‘s Washington street market was
flooded again last night on account of
Moccupants upstairs allowing the water
to run.
The tide was unusually high in the
harbor yesterday. The northaest wind
sent the water over the wharf and into
the pavilion at Do‘rlon Point.
—Pnre cottee with pure cream, be a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Rev. Michael F. Bigney, who was born
and brought up in South Norwalk, is to
be transferred from St. Patrick's lnrieb,
New Haven, to Cornwall Bridge.
Are you nervom from want of sleep?
Dr. Richardson's Cocm. Celery and ("fin-
chona Nerve Tonic Powders cure In-
somnia and Nervous Dehility. Ask for
'i‘IonrwnIk Wheel and Social club
are moving today from Swartz & Cof-
betis block, to their new quarter: on
South Main street, recently occupied by
Extra meetings will be held Wednes-
day and Friday evening of this week at
AGAINST La GBIPPE‘!
year or more a non hardl
had in it To
‘ "all: ODD-bl" w
we!»
see has
and lef woman
. ornlaraareerern t.
. Tulane-and r rs
ml ""‘"‘....dl‘“...." IT.” “i"m '
we
demand, theendisnot gt. ’MJP
to
a
(much It”?! than the
and
the mucus men
twink." will’flh". "*
at man which contributes largely tozhgo?
intuit ‘Yuinsur
y dared
or flieri of gotta.
our pope at on re
3W halt-re in mortal rem for fear
haven. We cannot Mr. for
ever visited this nonn-
of death and mrrnw
of the nose and throat. canslnx-laa
who re
the Baptist church. Mrs. Reynolds, of
New Haven, will speak on Tmulsy even-
ing on the subject of ”Home listens."
Rev. Archibald Wheaten, pastor of
the Baptist church, is still impfliving,
and is now able to sit up a few momems
eachday. ltis hoped that be will be
able to resume his usual duties in a few
weeks.
lira. B. L. mom has issued invita-
tions announcing the marriage of her
‘1: daughter, Emma ll. to Edwin Johnson,
alal estensio of the
gases of
of West Norwalk. The ceremony will
beperfnrnred at the bride’s home, No.
73West street. on Tuesday evening at
8:00 o'clock. __W ,. W...
Max Levy desires us to correct the ar-
ticle in Saturday's paper, which stated
that he had trouble with a little girl lir-
I ing in his family. It seems that the girl
diduot live with him at all. but with
Philip Crackawmt door. and Ir. Levy
Mm hardly knew her.
ColonelSteven-on said Saturday: "The
live-umnmmnimmnun
longhland andEaaternfitatr-linewill
" continueto runtba earns uheretoforo
withoutanychangewhatever. Theline
u .flg'W' 5““. Dustin: Militia-issue lsinsrsaslog.
, WARM) av mmtitbmdhtbrmlow
mariners uvui'mst. MMWw-v
MIJBMLIA‘I.’ uln‘fltgr l. (W. 3' v. ,. r
’fliefuneralof In. lfsry Hayes was
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um EVENING“ small?
: inmnowrummm. .
of lookwood’s clgsrrtore in a very foxy
manner. ,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Boanlof Councilmen will be held this
‘ evening..y_, . .5- HM.’ .
K, ‘lhs’fnellat‘anemtsmtb national,
WWW in am almond
Vicinity. “t L_.L...
‘ Mr. and hire. W. H. Palmer, nee Miss
Laura Brady, spent Sunday in South
Norwslk. .
The tire Inn in the United tor the week
ending Friday, Jun 29, was $3,766.”.
Average lune per day since Jon. I, m.-
000. '
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William F. Morgan. of Woodhrldge,
Ct, father of l]. N. Morgan, of the Nor-
walk Iron Works, died of pneumonia last
night, aged 73 years.
All young men interested in the forma-
tion of a Lyceum League of America are
invited to meetin the assembly hall of
the Franklin street school this evening
Theservioeeat theilrst M. E. church
last evening, were unusually interesting-
The Harrell Twins, who will give an
entertainm’entinthr church this even-
ing, rendered a vocel duel.
Colonel Frost entertained lieutenant—
Colonei VanKeuren, brigade adjutant:
Major C. C. Godfrey, regimental surgeon,
and Captain Charles C. Burpee, of
Bridgeport, at dinner on Saturday even-
ing. '
1 H-..
An appeal from the probate of the
will of Anna Cunningham, of Westport,
has been taken to the superior coon.
Bridgeport, by Colonel Faust on belndf
oi the legal heirs. The property was left
to a Miss Camel, with whom the deceas-
ed boarded, an the heirs contest the will
on the ground of incapacity and undue
influence.
—-Pickled tongues. pick'ed pigs' feet
and pickled tripe, at Smith‘s Washington
market.
it is with gratification we can mention
the fact tint the very clever comedian,
William lkrry, will appear at limit:
Hall to-mormw night In his wonderfully
humorous portrayal of the retired eon-
tractor, Timothy Hellman. in his 0
comedy entitled “IcKenna‘s flirtation.
We predict for that popular play and
actor as overwhelming a success as it
achieved last year. ,
E. Stellanus. of this city. went to
Bridgeport Saturday afternoon and
called on Stephen Bowsrth at the
Bridgeport hospital. It will he remem-
bered that Howarth is one of the Hun»
prions who was struck by a train in this
city on the evening of January it. llr
Stefiauus informed at Sufism. reporter
this morning that 110th would not it?
able to leave, the hospital for two months.
3 The pulpit of the (Xingregationnl
church was coupled yaterday by Rev.
Lewis 0. Drum, D. D.,ot Yale Uni-
versity. 1n the morning he sprike on
"Personal W" He eaidwbatthe
good man seekstowin often seems to
defy him. This world was built by in-
telligence and for intelligence. If it is
to he subdued it is by intelligence.
Strength will always win and if it is
honest strength it ought to. No race
that intends to remain ignorantwill ever
have a very strong hold in this world 0!
God. If General Dootb. in his ettorts to
better London, should lax uric iota he
would lose all hold over them. We must
build up manhood from within. Honey
isgoodlorthegood itdoes. The worth
ofChrht iavihat hedoesformsnd what
he does for religion. What is life worth
ifthrrehnoidralto liftusup: ithtbe
powevtbatsavesns.
-—Reasouable prices at Lane's «Ir-pot
restaurant.
Therewerollvecasalnthepollcecmrt
thh morning. Paul Stanley. an employs
of Royal 0. Dillard's for factory in
West Rename-as arrested by (linear
Gmmsrdaymlnp new
shootings revolver and making a die-
turbanceonthevailroadtrackstfipring—
wood. Theofllcevbad a tussle getting
Stanleytntbe lockup. but finally sub
duedhirnbytberwsafhlselnb. Justice
Townsend fined him fl and cosh.
amonntitlgtofl'lfl on the charges“
drunken. and breach of the peace.
MIMI-hiermhocaineho-
Longhlanrlwlth a cargo of brick and
manual, was fined H nationals.
anaemia-l. Patrick Callahan w.
flaadtiandensu‘farlntoslntlnn. Paid.
“dealt. of North item. In
shaman-leash for intoxication.
fore afichmwmw
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we M'W‘Mm howled
“for out; ’ ,
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‘ it. at his Juno lita- we as
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nelce. Ii. TlllieWilmott. of Bridgeport;
Mines Carrie and Florence Croes‘ man,
of Southport, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Savage. ‘
George Smith has started for Indiana
on latrine- connected with the Norwalk
lruu Works company.
Daniel L'Hommedleu shot a sea gull
last Friday, which had settled down on
the meadows near his store.
The sociable given by Volunteer Bose
company Friday evening. was ly
attended and proved very enjoyable.
Captain Harvey Weed and Mrs. Mary
E. Bliznrd were married Saturday. Cap—
tain Weed moved his household effects
llamarmleck last week, and with his
bride '3 now residing in that place.
In about two weeks the section1 of
fountracfing on the New York division
between East Norwalk and Bridgeport
will be completed Then the entire sec—
tion will be thrown open for trailic.
The item in the (serene Saturday. n.~
gardiug the hard courting done by
South Norwalkers toward this place,
surmiml the few people who reodit.
The writer was told this morning that
there is nodouht that a ”jot“! of me
residents of the east side would be only
tooglud to unite with South Nurwalk.
Ovcr loin hundred permns now earn
their living in South Norwalk. while
nbtuit a half dozen east side people work
in the borough.
lmnnel F. Osborn. who formerly re-
sidedon Pleasant avenue, but later lo-
catedinslnncerrille, lnd., died Friday
afternoon in Bellevue Hoard . New
York; lie had been here on a visit to velar
tivcs and was returning home when he
was taken ill and went to the hospital.
He was over seventy years of age and
learnedthe tradeof an engineer. Dur-
ingtbe war he ran a supply train in
Washington. The remains Will be taken
to Danbury for burial.
Frank W. Crowder preached an ex
cellem sermon yesterday morning in the
East avenue M. E. church. In the
evening the pastm preached to oneuf
the largest wugregatioos that has
gathered in the church since It was dull.
rated. The sermon on "The great God
wbois in the midst of;his people” was
followed by a service of prayer and nesti—
muny. The interest in revival work
among the membership realm to be
widening and deepening. Tlienr will be
meetings each evening this wwk. ext’t'pl
Saturday. Everybody is touted td be
present and assist in this good work.
«H.503 POINT.
John 6. Murray is down with the grip.
Mr. Burchard has about thirty-live
men employed putting up ice.
lie—rs. Campbell .9: McKenza are pm-
pnriug to open a palm slurp at the Point.
Addrew Storm is laid up withusoro
band. which was injured on the pile
driver.
Miss Nickelsou and Mill Lane. of
Mgbkcepsie. were the guests or hire.
Dennis, Sunday.
like Bird. an employee of Dir. Burch-
ard, who has been on the sick list, h able
to be around again.
Twenty—seven cents cash was paid for
one copyof lsatFriday‘ahue of Tris
fitn'nxlt. lt'ssfaet. .
Prank (lentil, at liar- 1'0:ka
Belllalmtlfintunlny, seeking a carnage
for thssurnrner month. , , .. 3
John Wilson and lady were sight set»
log at the Putin Sunday. While alight-
ing from the Cape (marks Mr. Wilson
mutt: slipped and mud. a
sprained ankle. \
Royal Dumb mat with quite a painful
aeolian last Friday while m up
lee. Oneal- ibehorres used in hauling
on the rope caught Ir. Dennis the
m. refills him nail-a E lee
mammal-rm
Ir. (ll-spell, loin New Jersey, who
has mum with buttons-plain
hut-tn advhed by his m to so
mmusmwfimtfiw
w nan. tesvoltl will!!! bum
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Interesting History Recalled of Bough
old ill-w W lelv
The old whaling bark Trinity. alto of
the lemon? mu of new Lundon,
more 3,» 't of tbsllsrtfotd
Poul-ale rollin‘ull tbnwharf 0! lawman
alkaline-para. ..lha;has um made a
Win many years, and will probably
never retreat: presem moorings until
she is broken up. .. ‘
lt inlaid that the Lawrence brothers
decided long years ago to keep the Trin-
Ity on columimion until she should earn
a stipulated amount of money for them,
so that when the vase} was tied up for
thelaettime she had brought all and
bone enough into port to pay the mat of
her construction and maintenance many
times over. She had made some splen-
did voyages. The Trinity is now nsedas
a storcbmne for oil by the Messrs. Law-
rence. She is moored at the bend of
three tithing schmuers famous among
the craft that have weathered the storms
of the Georges banks and brought In
many hundred thousand of halibut.
The latter vessels are. the Belle of the
Bay, the Elisha Baker and the John
Cornstuck. Them have been a great
many rich men in this section who pul-
led their piles out of the sea. Rattler
Morgan made $137,000 in a single voyage
of sixteen months to Desolation islands
and in later years gave $25.00. of it to
secure a revision of the Bible. He was a
peculiar character and utter he left the
gays became very religious. Capt. Robert
Glass made a (mum: in the little schoon-
er Francis Allyn. When he quit he set-
tled with William and Havens by tak—
ing ammo in cash. Joe Fuller took the
Allyn when Capt. Glues died and is still
in command oi, the vessel though she
has been sold to New Hedford parties
and bulb; from that port. Capt. Fuller
has been as successful in the Allyn as
Capt Glass was.
Tommie (Stillman. aged 12, and Charla
Schedler, sgvd 8, while “running bend-
m" on the ice at Norwich, fell through
the ice and were drowned. Callahan'e
body was rcmvervd but schaller's can-
not he found.
What would he. the difference between
aslogle man yin; 88.01) forbourd in
New York. an. a married man on port-
ing a family of nine scrofulous Clllldl’l‘fl
in Weehawkcn. if the doctor paid two
visits a week at $3.003 visit. and pro.
atriptiutm first no». victuals $11.00.
clothing 83.7", and incidentab $4.00?
The difference would be so great that ii
the victim worked on a salary he would
be everlmitingly "broke." unless he
bought nihrzen or so bottles of (‘uctm
Rims] Cure. and cured his family.
Purple who buy Cactus Blood (‘urv at
Plaisted's drug store seldom have doctor's
bills to pay.
"TM unlit Wm. Insult” «ind "(roll/ran
journal In America when it Illa out to men-vs-
;fbh .trw grraf "mm: I mu "film to its main
hint-em li- nmrpnhnmluu and ”trimmer."—
t‘uu. innit-ms. .
\Vomu tell our Republican mlersa
secret and our Democratic friends a piece
of good news:
The World intends to and will elect
another Democratic President this ear.
as it elected Grover Cleveland in l .
Whether the [Democratic candidate
shall bollmver (‘IIevelantL nvprceeuting
the cause of anitl' Reform. or any one
of a number of other Democratic leaders
who can be elected. representing all the
o" hi0! , "‘ to Reptlllllm“‘
the World “111 be ton-um in his sup-
port. The next Pneixlcnt must be a
Democrat.
But whllmloiug this The World will
give to its Republican waders. as it did
in the amt learn ‘ . a fuller and
better report of Wu bleeding: and
when in the l‘reaidl ntial canvass than
i re organs of their own party print.
The World never colors news: it photo-
gra the events. a
'1' World is now printing an average
at over $0,000 copies a day. it has made
a net average gain of 3.000 a day during
the past year. It will circulate next
year, on the basis of this increase only.
at least ”0.000.000 copies of the nbleat.
W and best
so I... t
for nearly half ancillary, Invite you to to]... thastoye
at Charles E. Seymour, 33 Washington street, a; m
the delicious Biscuits, Mullins, Griddle Cakes," ml.
which will be served from Jun. 26 to 30, inclusive, in -, ~ -
an inviting manner. Don’t fall to cull. Recipebooks,
iiwiillbedistributodfree. ‘ Q _ ‘
N'orwalk
Jan- 30’ Feb,- li 29,3! 4’5 andfi!
f—fDATES OF————
5", {w — ‘ ’. ‘ r .l I I .
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Iheflrel l'S'e'ISI E 8' "8 h '
a as p on a e ver wen III out Norwalk.
Our mud annual January clearing sale of all winter stock, and spei'ial reductions on our s
of calling theennre to your attention. Presidential year is usually looked upon as being apt to be somewhat (I ll '
kinds of bmincss. With us, however, we intend to make it our banner year. We rm justly proud when wealthy".l a: ,
have the very finest. store there is between New York and Bridgeport. Just think of it! Floor' space on the first floor of
over (6,000) six thousand square feet. We have about 350 feet of counter which we devote specially to Dry Goods, momma
of 50:50, which we give over to Our Kitchen Department, which, by the way. is the largest and most com I ‘
the town of Norwalk, and it has no superior in the state. [I etc 0‘ any in
South Nort‘all Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Take special notice of the rices quoted here. To our outfit-town friends we would say we will allow
purchases of $5.00 or over. ‘Blie store is the place to do your trading. ' your car fare on
Dress Goods.
38 inch Cashmercs. nll shades nndpllc yard.
pring goods, for the purpose
145 int-lite wide: bt-en selling at 02k;
black, 21c per yard. Job of about 30 pieces, fancy fluids '; closing out rice: 47c vard.
$ inch Semen, heayy weight l'lf-Iand stripesfllfi inches wide. wont 30c} Special “1'ng! in a ladies'fnncv black
dollar goods. 35c ard. Pier yard: reduced price 23c yard. Hersey, only 40c. '
Extra all-wool ennettas in allehades, 15 pieces Mourning, stripes and plaids. E I
5 yards of Skirt lining for 19c.
Our address is
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
“ All. IIII. I'IIIIIEIlS REGEIVE TIIE BEST (IF ATTEIITIIIII.
Domestics.
Best Dress Calico 41c yard.
Shining Calicos loge per yard.
Best of Apron (iiughoms Tic per yard.
16 yards Continental (3 unbleached, $l. ! g
l
Large stze, 383m in all lint-n towels;
I
13 yards best bleached for 31. t
Best 2; yard wide Sheeting. 20c yard. :
llcavy unbleached Canton flannel, l5c§
quality. illéc yard.
Note the place.
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STO
83 Washington Street.
(held Tobie Linen. 56 inch, 19c pcr yard.
You always get your money's worth when you t
Hosiery.
In this Ill-partuwnt wo- will only uwrt— . in: ‘24" rnch. ; \Veu-{uadg I.“ “m. dullur 53"" its the
tion a few drivt-s: however there arc Boy’s Shir: Waist.» 215v mirh. imarket—priceliticemrh.
mart-waiting fury _ Gent-f real Shawltuir Half lime. on, Job lot of if: dozen Gents“
(lentov Outing l nel Shirm—for this imitation. but the real gsnls, 2 pair. l9v. i of Suslwuders for this
sale we have put in an extra lot of well- * Lsdits‘ black and fancy limo», 2 for lilo. l Bow! extra-ribbed
made. mod pmterns. ‘kcts, etc.. that, M dozen liems’ unlnumlried Shins. éclmioe. 12H: perlmir.
are well “‘0"ll391‘:l0 mp things mov- :re-inforcc-d buck and front. in fact as“?
llere is what will interest you; our
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
It!!!) yards tow-cling, 4c per yard.
\l bite Counterpanee only We each.
3 dozen napkins for 45c.
900 yards Table Oil Cloth, Ii yards
wide. the very best quality, 150 yard.
HE.
E two for 251..
I
1.000 yards Canton Flannel, in: r or 1.
mill: lath us. [‘9 I .
19c quality
sale. llc pair.
The». all sizes,
Twice the sizc of any stock of this kind in town.
-
South Norwalk Boston Store, 83 Washington Street.
Limit: mgr rm; , vsu‘r: m >51 vol? VALUE cosr you
:i'w l’erforutwl Wash Board. 21c 3 15¢ Salt Boxes ............... 9c 39c Dinner Pails ............. 17c
40c Wash Tub Stand ........ L ' 80 Poker» .................. 40 1 350 Shaving Mugs, decorated “in
Die Hour sum . ........ s..- 1 lie Flatirons .............. zigtrllu; 33.- 1m 1m InniW'L'omplew 19c
llc Scrubbing llmsh ....... . 7c , 250 Dish Pan .............. 170 ‘ 33c Glass Water Pitchers.. .. No
286 Pa r Pails .............. 19¢ ‘ 35c 5mmrt Cullen Pol ........ lilo 20c Glass Fruit Dish ......... 9c
61‘ Dis Mop ................ 3c lTn' '3un Milk l’nils........ 7c
Value. £10.00—ll2 piece Dinner Sets. met you. $2.49. Value, $1.75—-25 Bisque Lemme. cost you, 95¢,
Dtm‘t make a mistake lit-cans» we do not describe each article: we have not time. The prices are cheap on dirt. You
have one week and our week only. Don‘t let it go by without your getting what you nvul.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
We, 3 piece table set. Ball. upper and 250, Vinegar (fruets. large size, We. ' Every kind cmoeival I t f Ln t.
vinegar, on glass tray. 25c. $2.75. Toilet Set, OLD). ‘1 20 per cent. reductiuri. H ” mps a
500. nmnd Wash Boilers, ch. I
g ‘
Cloaks.
Wu mention no prices excupt to say that you nuke the biggest mistake of your lives if you do not look us over.
Special Bargains In Notion Department.
(laid Hair l‘ins........ ..dc dmu'galms Fast colorembroidering cotton. red. Glancoitrochet Cotton.. . .. .......lllc
Cornet Sheets. white or drab ..... . pair black. blue, pink. yellow and Clark's Gunther Cotton
......... ...lllc
Democratic Crulkiz Irons ................... be each white ........................ 2c» ml N . l Picot Ed lt pt» ,1 ’
WW‘ . . [”9an Black l’iua . ........ . ............ lc box timid Ink. ..................... 40 Infidel T'snthcr Ntilclilll'ruill. . .n. . 2‘. ’italtggcoi.‘
ThoWorld i Taillight-d as distinctly English Pins .. .. . . . .tlc. rper Good Mumlnttc ........... . ..... 4c lxntle Writing i’upm. . llllcbox. worth We
the”: fifth 901*. It believes Com hues ................... do unenlLuguidillue.. . .. .. . who bottle Writing Paper. .llic box. worth ch
231! "22.5 ‘0me which ' “nuns Paper ....... l’lc lm, worth sac
'1‘!»me a...“ t "saga napalm Special In Toilet Soaps.
““0“" “" " M m Oakle '3 "Recherche" Son in the BestCastlloSon ,llccukc. worth l5c.
hem-mid 3!“me pngmm‘g followinyg m: “wig lama-w, sm- quality “lilac lime transparent (boper’s mm mm“ {o'-
mh” friendlrm. tile “I"?! the Elder Flowers. m.m and brown (ll cerlne Soap. loc. worth llic. chapped hands and lips. inc; ”Ruhr
”Mm“. “ m "a PM Windsormnlybceake. I its line sweet Violet Soap. lfilchprice so.
thltltlmm Mun the
“mm..." “*3..qu
ever
mm... mm, South Norwalk Boston Store,
«not. «pale direc'tion and a " ”
w when“: ...m. m. 33 WASHINGTON STREET.
'l‘hrworll villus Its muted: 3 _
°‘ admit... u’gwmn’m owes.» . Stamped Linens. _ .
muffin“ in“ WI loan-sum deficit. llldcaen OblItls’ Bibs. liceaeh. um Gnarls. Titties. Traysand Bibs. me each; mutual.
An albiinen. fulldae Tray Cloth 18in; worth Be. A line linen lhmask Tray at 170; worth ate.
Muslin Underwear Department.
A open work. with beta. lilo; com atom-Ale. Chllds’ on. Mother ubbartl
assesses liner $.1qu Dc Chlltla: llrswmtuckgudd .medflc'Y‘lthfin'mgéa it
wars, . - Chilcla mull" III . nae .hlsek ov'whlts
mummmmmc. I 'W WWMJM cow "momma. '
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In closing we say, give us a call. We guarantee (201de satisfaction in every sense of the
word, or your money refunded. ‘
, ~ : Skeletons January 30. Sale closes February a.
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