Inn nvnrttno mount.
m
auto won Itamu's
Bough Remedy.
25o and 50o a Bottle.
attornorntito In
Hounds? Ilrog Store,
. if
43 Washington St.
VIII gonoontsu sou ll.
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Giotto: B. PLAlsrrer, Dam Sin—Know
ing the formula from which I’laisted's
Cough Remedy is prcmrcd, wc certify
thatthe medicines of which it is com-
pmed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
drugs.
0. S. MURRAY, M. D , Norwalk.
Dan-m Hrrcucocs, M. Du.
(1R. MCGONEGAL, )i.D .
Wu. C. Bonn, Jib, M. D. ., So. Norw ulk
(l. G. Bonus“. M. D.,
G. W. Bummer, M‘. D.,
H.11cmmono,bl.1).,
it. 1.. Bomssm ll. 1)..
W. S. TODD, M. D., Ridge field.
MY 0. CLARKE. M D. West Somer-
ville, Mass. .
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Stamford.
mono“ YttttttSElF
AGAINST La GBIPPE!
Ayear or more rson hardly do rod
any they had 1.363%: or fear of ridicule.
Now ofour population have had
“50‘th WE“!!! ll atom] t’r‘nmr hf”
will V. o canal w or, or
mepidemic mhaa ever v filled thia coun-
aullofto snchatrailuf death and sorrow
“eureka-re cum I.
magma
W and tor dun“I
thn ve been ou'vappallRE
l'hdcath ratohas been veryla uly from up
andt tulle not yet. i sicians are
Mitt i mmthant ecpldcrnlc
anti fatal catenuimaof the
d ani attacks I no mucus membranes of
total tuba, causing acute
in, true sequences of the
w b tarrninotea in death or pro—
W bronchitis and a form
of eatarrh which contributes largely to c bron—
diaaneoft thcnoec and thruat,rawain has
. .Tltoac ysitvians who
“H t f t wider thc‘ ell): i 'l'hy
‘ rea In nw t on c. a
medicine nhaa
moot re u
and Stimulants. noel?" It». the woqnudcrful
m°WW Loxatonlk,
tut con-
gaix of the highest grade of
so combined with Am-
“hand Brandy in the prnptmntgr hat ca-
mince ban taught to form t I wonder—
Tnnicand Sttmulant ever known to medl-
bly more implen in a
3%"
3';
“who” u Mylo-ml: an m I
mun- or an
otknr "medium mm Animal)” non
cart-om» will tone up or
the-yuan: an "wig", an it pat-u im-
mtbc wann-
‘l‘barc‘ in no nth: phlegm win I?! {Maggi
an laxatouik.
PREPARED B"
t. o. tumor, to warm. at.
G. A. RREGlRY 8o (30.,
Norwalk
E
o
lihlmhfldmmwdm
mm GOLDEN. ”lb-Ill W.
ninummtumw
%im”l'll"in%im&gd'
but": fork Harald thumb-mafia- I "
Inmmvmwmm-
er infirm W1! Wind- V!” will!
plural]. with autumnal- or in: on “amount
malty, hollowed byrain and hymn!» iu~
mu: or sternum:- oil the con-tn tonight
and tomorrow. On Wednesday cloudy weathv
Hll pmlrkbly prov-ll. with slight tempera»
lulu chances. rain or snow and antiserum
winds oi! the coasts. followcd by clearing
l older weather in this section. and on Thaw
day fair, slightly colder weather.
Amount of Ontar- Exportnd to Europe
for the Week Ending Jul. 3.. tan.
auxin rota ; Mum
Brittannlc leurpnol 1
a?“ f N brash 61 {é
o c a
Dania mug ll)
Narengo hlfnlllf 1w
Total .
soc'rn norm“.
what thereupon at Our cu; an not»;
I“ Sirius.
Mrs. George Hoyt, of South Main
street, is ill with inflammation of the
lunga. ' '
Justice Townsend fined a man giving
the name of William Smith 32 and costs
this morning for drunkenness.
The annual meeting of tltcsttickholdcrs
of the Norwalk Lock company will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 o'clock.
Tho Floral Circle of King's Daughters
will give a “Quaker social" and enter-
tainment at the First Baptist church this
evening.
-——Puro come wrth pure cream, no a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Miss Minnie Wilcox, of South Main
street. has returned from an extended
Visit with her cousin, Miss Alice Jerome,
in Mayne”, N. Y.
Bible meetings will be held in the
lecture—until at 3’7 Chestnut :Itrcct, every
Wednesday evening, commencing at
7:30. All arccorcially invited.
Hon. Talmadge Baker has presented
tltc South Norwalk Public Library and
Reading Room. with a copy of “Wash-
ington's Farmwll Address," publislrul in
“90.
Th.» John Hunyud Hungarian Society
gm:- .1 dance in Germnuia Ball last even-
ing. There was a good attend-um. The
Hungarian (lipsy Band, of New. York.
furnished delightful music for dancing.
The carpenters will hold a regular
mceting to—uight, whoa final nmngc-
rucnts will be made in regards to their
anniversary. Members are rcqucstcd to
been hand, to receive their invitation
cards. __
A lady who attended "The Morrill
Twin’s entertainment" last ovening, rc-
markcd at its close, that heretofore slIc
”had often wished that she had been a
twinzbut now she was devoutly thank.
ful that her little good sensor had not
been divided between two.
—-10lba. pure lard for 81.
Washington markct.
nt Smith's
The regular meeting of Douglas Fow-
lrr Post, it. A. R., was hold last evening
and was hrgcly attended. Three new
mcmbem were taken in, Edward 1‘. Law,
Mason Campbell and Francis E. Merwiu.
Tho department encampment at Dan»
bury, next Tucodny and Wednesday.
lotto talked up and arrangements were
made regarding the silver unnivcnnryof
the department.
Tho quarterly election of officers of tho
lndapcndent Social club‘waa bold but
evening» the rvridancc of- Bubsrtfi.
Mitchell 1'10.me street, which m-
mindl'ufollowa: Pruidcui. Archerll.
donning; Vicc wildcat. Georg! Pitch:
Bet-rotary and Tie-mm. Hubert B.
Michell; Social committee, in F. Hoyt,
’Oeol'gc Pitch and Hubert 8. Mitchell.
HTbeodurcOlaen Jr., and Benoit Drey-
fuaubotb candidate; for man
werovotadlnandwlllbe infill-tad Ion-
,Ilay, February 15.11» matting nut
Mondaywill be held “Victor Prrrh’,
Bantu-wanna.
“ram!" Album. herdwlhtrr
Katheilneandnunupenty in
minimal: their return from Bridg-
portmherotbayrpunmwith Dr.
andlmlllelmy, ammo. 'l‘ho
.,wlllro-
mammomm
Undertaker Grocery It» acid a band-
name bear-c to Waterbury nnd Smileld.
the Darieu livorylncn.
Mmlottic -J outings. of Wm
Mic voiding" m; morn». 1'1.qu
Ilium: Brooklyn,N. Y.
, .
'fi-HITIw-vw
Mrs. A. ll. Barnes. of Yew llnvcu. has
returned from I visit with her mother.
lira. James W. Hoyt, South Main street.
The load carpenters arc figuring on
plans for Frederick Happ's new it‘ll-
Farm.
Dr. Richardson’s Red Clover, Winter»
green, Dandelion and Sampsrillu, Blood.
Liver and Kidney Tcu cures Blood Dior
orders, Liver Complaint and Kidney
Afleclions. Ask for he. or tile. simple.
-. —Picklsd 'tongum, pick'cd pigs' feet
and pickled tripe, at Smith‘s Washington
market.
whobm been confined to her bed by
dckucae, in on the road to recover. Mr.
Bell, who has been housed up about ten
days. is again able to attend to basin“.
H. Edgar Ferris, who has been in the
attic» of Colonel Russell Frost for the
past two years, enters the New 'ork
Law School tomorrow and will take a
two years' course. Mr. Ferria' many?
friends here will wish him sources.
Three of the teachers at the Concord
street school wore absent yesterday on
account of sickness. They were Miss
Leonora llimna, Miss Bertha Brown and
Miss Lillie 1.. Gctlcr. blissJulia Slow and
Miss Mabel Beers substituted for Misses
Hanna and Brown.
Captain Hiram E]. Dell and family, of
Elizabeth street wore annoy cd but et en-
ing by the actions of a man who walked
about the premises for nearly an hour.
He was reporwd to the policc as being a
suspicious character, but when minted
he could not be found.
l-‘rcdcriok Toboy, who was arrested
yesterday, charged with nonvsupport of
his family, was found guilty by Justice
D. P. Mon-all this morning. As Tobey
couldnot furnish a bond to) give his wift'
$3 per walk. ho was scat to tho county
jail for thirty days.
The pastor of the First ll. B. church
dcsirczt all the members to be prcsmt at
the service 1th evening at the church, as
he has something important to bring to
their attention. Meetings will be bold
in the church also on chucsday, Thuro
day and Friday evening; of this week.
Every one interested in the Inhabit-nary
work in our own land is invitcd to be
prescnt at the Baptist church this even-
ing and hear Mn N. C. Reynolds, of
Boston. who has visited the mimion iiclda
from Maine to California, and in qualifi-
ed to speak on this subject.
An Hungarian from WNW)“
name we were unable to outrun. met
with a serious misfortune at the ball
in (“humid Hall Iart crating. lie was
dancing withan Hunmrian girl from this
city, when he slipde on the floor.
His partner fellou bio log, breaking it.
Dm. llohanuan attended to the man's
injuries andho was sent to Bridgeport.
An nationally good company of artist-
will present that pemnial favorite.
“Mcliouna‘n flirtation". at Manic llall
tonight, when William Barry will be
necn in his droll characteriution of
Timothy NcKnuna. An mutt-of charm-
ing young ladies. who ring and danco in
a most fascinating manner, in one of tho
added fcaturra of the play this neat-m
—Mable prints at lama Item
ml . —
mam
Mn. Jame- Whitney in visiting her
daughter in Fltatnford.
Daniel Slam ban columnar-ed work
on hie new house on Bell avenue.
John Dowdlay. well not favorably
knowa in thin plum, iavcry rick near
Denver,Colorado. .
Induliafiflenon dicdathcr borne
inllorotonflattudaytlfllllymlhc
funeral wan held from the Episcopal
churchthhafmnnon. Burialtanrlng“
Grover '
Waltchhltacy, who hallucination-tit“
mmnmmmw
remmmmmugmm
«up. fidurom‘rhtuu'vtbmtmd
Wu out,
room boom to he built on Benedict ,
Mrs. Hiram Bell, of Elizabeth street.
Alla-aw? ‘mu-r run-rm.“-
Wauolfm
The borough flu commie meet
tonight.
MP, W.Pcrry,wlwuatl’uvfiuna
Cllummxfil’r t1». ' ..upI ‘
“1mg“. W Hyalt Ir Minted Win-
doy from 'l'bllkptm;
Chm Miller and Aural Water- left
town this morning for Scranton, Pa.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Y. ll. 0. A. will be beldnv—morr’vw cron-
mg. M...»
I Miss Birdie Hyatt, 0f \Vt'llt avenue, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. 'W. 11. Palmer,
in Brooklyn. ~
W. H. Kling, of New Haven, spent
Sunday with the Nash family on upper
Main street. .
The boy choir of St. Paul‘s diurch will
be entertained this evening at the home
of Clark ’1'. Cornwall, Franco rm
The Alpha Wheel club will hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight. Their
room has recently been purwrcd and
renovated. _
Mr. Pack, of Cranberry Plains, denies
theatntcment that he owns a glut-Adored
horse or even drove a glandcred home
about the streets up town. as reported a
few clays ago.
it was learned by a repurtcr this
morning that Professor James Baker.
louder of tho Grace church boy choir,
who suddenly left town last Saturday.
owed the boy» $3 mach.
Mrs. R. l" Adams, of North Main
strwtaccotnmniul by her two daugln
M's, left town this morning for It few
days' visit with Alderman McSIvocucy‘s
family in New York city.
L. B. Mix, formerly manager ofthc
Nomalk and Stamford wlcpltouc ca.
changes, has been succeeded hero by
William Morris, formerly manage; of
the Briatol ollicc. Mr. Mix will still re-
main in chrrge at Stamford.
ll indict! Auxiliary of the Young
Men's Christian canonization held an ad-
journed meeting yesterday aftcrnom.
in tho unociatinu‘s parlors, when the
following officers wore elected: ,Prcoi-
dent, lira. George Van Alatync; tinc-
prcsidcnls, Mrs. D. N. Gulch, Mrs. S. B.
S. Biarll. Mrs. G. B. Methanol,“ B.
KSfllttckaud Mrs. W.8. Moody-rm
tary. Miss M. Wilton; tmumr, lies
Luna Cole: auditor,“ Anna Mattbivon.
The meeting M adjoumed for one
week.
At the Norwalk Opera How, 10-mon-
row night, Marshall P. Wildcr will‘ap-
poor in the closing entertainment of the
Y. M. C. A. mum. and no one should
fuilto hear him. Do you want In good
evening's laugh, more seats for this on-
tertoinmentatorwe. Haw you an at-
tack of the "blues" or "la grippe," go and
hour Wilder tmvrrow night and you
will find it a rule cure. A few more rc-
served teats have boon opouedfat Piunm‘s.
and if youhuve not yet m'urcd om at—
tend to it at oncc.
--l.ukc Bird arrived this morning with
a car load of honor for )i. ll. llarauts,
Brookaidc Stock Farm.
AT Tl"! POINT OF A PISTOL
rrclevlek ”clan-u. wf Nam-lb. Ana-tad
in New York for Burglary.
Frederick McLean. twenty yearn of
age,aouof Dr. John Multan.“ North
avenue, Norwalk. is under aunt in New
York for burglary.
lionnan Miller's flat at 12t But 103d
«not, wan canard two weeks ago by
radii-II fab. keys. and lllllu’a fold
watch and Oil) wore stolon. Mllle
locptwatchrincc and at noonyesmday
heanned N with a mommy”
hid in an vc of his front roan.
About 3 o'clock a key watt cautiously in.
mwdln thelock and the door landing
from the hallway wan waned.
Minor raw Ichaan mm the room and
walkoverto a trunk which contained
Miller'o but cloth- and w” ltlllrr
mfmhlrplaorotcouaal-eu
andlcvaladhinevolveratthe blunder.
"f want-one watcr.”hcuid
”All “right
Ii
South Nor/walk.
3. .. own through their
So; it tog Flour
for: early half acentury. invite you to call atthortom
010»: E. Seymour, 33 Worthington street talent
,; tho delicious Biscuits, Mullins. Griddle Dakar, etc.,
. I . ‘ whit ivill be served from Jan. 26 to 30, inolusivc,in
an, -viting manner. Don’t fad to call. Recipebooks '
will be distributed free.
80R
ma cut/nitric Eur."
MI. W with the lama-ant
.mm by on. «l-rrut rut-r."
The wont apology for an Immin-
meal we mover saw was that at the First
thlmdbtfipboopl church lattcvening.
doculimim of Chicago,”
who have gained an international repu-
tation in Enron» and America, ”cran-
geliats, etc. If these ”celebritica" have
given such an entertainment in other
parts of the world as they did here last
night, it it a wonder that they are alive.
Their ringing, which consisted of‘a few
selection, was only fair: their “lecture"
I glorification of the twins of the most
fullaoute, vain, and silly character; their
views, whatever they might have been
under favorable conditions, were almuot
invisible Imcauac thrown upon the canvas
by an inferior instrument, or one im-
properly Iunnagcd. If that instrument
cost three hundred dollars in "Paris.
France," not. stated by the twins, they
were awfully stuck, as better lanterns
can be bought in this country for one-
twentieth that amount. About twenty
minutes wore occupied in disposing of
photographs of the twins by themselves.
with such cunning remarks as “they
would be useful in driving rataout of the
homes in which they went." The twins
mok «amino to clots in their “lecture"
that they wens well fixed, and pursued
of one hundred and twenty lot: in Chi-
cago, that they had watch charm: that
contained heathen gods that cost them
live hundred dollars each. The only
genuine thing. we should judge, about
the “lecture" was the twins. Their ro-
oemblnuoe is satisfactory evidence of
this. They look and drain alike, and
their display of jewelry would almost
convince one that they had each bought
a dollar packagc of the stuff sold at fairs.
and put it all on in tho loudest possible
sty la, Than) [men may have boon suc—
cuuful preaching and singing er» ngcliats
but tbs-y an: a "fake" in fire show busi-
ness. and how they could have the gall
toopcn with prayer such an cub-finin-
mcut as the one they gave last night
and close it with the benediction. is be
youd conception. They exhibited lack of
knowledge and sense in thewperlntivc
degree, but not enough of that to arom—
rnte them on the pica of ignorance for
the aacriligiom charactcvof the wick:
aflair. When what could beacon of a
wit-Iv of Christ was on the canvas. they
had 3 music box playing "Blue Bells of
Scotland." and while other rooms of
such-d chumctcrs and subjects went. in
dim view, they provokod only lcvity and
indignation. We advise the twins to
never give ouch ashow as they did last
night outside of a church. for we verily
believe if they do they will be mobbed.
As it was, only the place and surround'
iuga last cvcuing saved them from an ex-
pansion of disgust and indignation that
would have been very uncomfortable for
tin-m, to any the least.
In justice to tluI otficials of the church.
It is but fair to say, that tlwy were grins-
ly deceived. They were led to believe
that tho cntcrtainmcnt would be of a
strictly rcligimui character. evangelistic
in its alloct, and a very valuablc adjunct
to tho rcvival sort-icon now being held.
[low they feel about it can better be
imagined than described.
lltlll’ AT 1'05.
Zlfrs. llcnry Simona I» slowly improv-
ing.
The Ludica' Fair association that with
William Craw, this afternoon.
A bursting of the official board of the
ll. 8. church was held [not evening.
lmpmvcmcnta arc being made to the
house owned by tho Alonzo St. John
estate.
lbw. C. ll. l‘cgg. putor of the Bart
Norwalk M. E. church. admluiatcrud tho
Imminent in tho Methodist church iSIIn-(.C’"’“"":.M
[build-y morning. 'In the evening four new
memberaweru waived into the church
by the punter. . .
Special terrier. will be held in the
kptiet church every evening this week.
Tho Hotchkin Siam. who appearvd
two yearn ago, will give another of their
rare nautical treats tomorrow evening
In the Mcthodbt church.
IPhllllplI‘arianmtheltalianwlnhada
candyatoruin the Prowitt butldingon
Nahmturnrdhirgoothmrtoa.
Rhonda lut ironing. to be acid at
‘ ll. w lltc “Motrin Twila, " wltohtul _
Wit,“ tbomnvlm on,"th ”Ill-
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Jan.30,Feb.
g , ' '“ e—DATES 01v.— _
Tho'llroatost Spooiol‘Sa 3 Ever Given in South Norvtollt.
Our grand annual January clearing sale of all winter stock and special reductions on our. spring goods, for the purpose
of calling the unmet!) your nttcutiou. Presidential your to usually looked upon as being apt to be somewhat dull in all
kinds of business. With naphowever. we intend to ake it. our banner year. \\ c feel justly proud when we any- We
have the very finenatore thcrc' Is betaecn New York: d Bridccport. Just think of it! Floor space on the first floor of
over (6, M) nix thousand square feet. We have about feet of counter which we (let on- smoldly to Dry Goods, andoneap’aue
of 50:50, which we give over to our Kitchen Depart at which, by the way, is the largest and most complete of any in
It Boston Store.
l, 2,3, 4, 5 and 6,
.
South Notntl
83 WASH?INGTON STREET.
Take special notice of theaters quoted here.
To? our out-of- town friends no would say no II ill all I
purchases of $5. 00 or over. ' “
Is store In the place to llo your trading.
Dross Goods.
all shudcs and 4H. yard
your car fare on
38 tnth f‘ashmcrcs. 13 inches wide; been
sclli
black. 21¢ per yard I Jeib of about 30 pieces tam} plaids timtm. out [11’ch ~iIc y.ard ng at 62k
38 inch Semen, “heavy wright half-rand stripes. :lti inthcs mid» u-nth :lOc erttialllrivcin a ladies fancy black
dollar goods, 85¢ per yard; n-rtlucnl price "3c yard. ) hrs. ~_I. only 49c.
Extra allmwool enricttttm in all shades, , 15 pints Mourning, stripes and pi this. [
5 yards of Skirt lining for 19c.
Our address Is
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
All AIAII. llllllElls REGEIVE THE BEST OF ATTERTlilli.
Domestics.
Best Dress Calico tic yard
Shining (‘ aliens 4h: Pt r yard.
Best of Apron Gingham: t it [R r yard.
Largo Mr», 38le in all lincn tuuels,
,tvm for To.
16 yards Continentalf unbleached. $1.
13 Surds best blemchcd for $1.
Best ”’1; yard wide Shooting. 20c yard.
llcavy unbicacbrd Canton flanncl,15c.‘
quality. 11ch vard.
Note the place.
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
83 Was?hington Street.
1. 0M) yards toweling. 4c per run].
“I hire Counterpnnes only 69;: each.
ldozcn napkins for 4 to.
i 500 yards Table Oil Cloth 1} yards
tnidc. the very best quality, 15c yard
Good Table Linen, 56 inch, lilc per yard. 1. mo yards Canton Flannel, 5c per yard
You always get your money's worth ultcn you trmlw u ith us
Hosiery.
ln tltisdcmrtnwnt we uiil only man» in: 24c cut it
tiou a few driwsv. lrouvvcr thrrt- .tl’l“ Boy at Shirt \\ .i'~L~I '3 "v wow it
mun.“ aiting tor you. lit-Iii» rml Sitmkmt lluii' flu,»- rm
"rill:- Outing llunnel Slnrtkfor this lllltlatinn. but the rend goods 2 ptir it). of Smp Biletrs for mi,- 53;.) 11c Palf-
stlc we have put in an extra lot of wrll~ Lani» him it anzlfam: _I lion. :tnr tit Huts I-m ribbed 11...,» all since
manic good pattflns, “kc-ts etc" tlmtt 50 dozen Hunts uuiaumiriwl Shirts. Cllillt'r‘ 12w per pair, ,
are vwll worth 39c to cop things mov-irc—inforcvd bark and front in fuz-t In;
More is “?ll'.tl will intcnat \ou: our
KITCHEN .j DEPARTMENT.
“"1“ made as any dollar Shirt in the
m: trkv: -—-prit: t' 'itic I'm in
Jul. luf of tailozon Ur-nts‘l ilk quality
Twice flrt‘ sizo of any stock of this kind in town.
South Norwalk Boston Storoj, 83 Washtngton Street.
t‘Os'f lot \' Al. t i: I'lNT \ut' . VALl l: (051' you
it» E“ rfomtcd \\. ash Board. ‘llc ? 11‘ Salt 8?.)wa .. ., ll. 4 31% Dinner Pail» ............. 176
40c \l ash Tub Stand ........ 2‘. ~ Pic l’okcnl .................. it. "re-K' Shaving Mugs. decorated l5c
13c l-‘luur Stern-rt ........ 5c 3 tic Hat Irons .............. ‘10 lb ‘kic Lot lull Lamp; mmptpu. 19,.
11c Scrubbing limb ....... . .c 1 25¢ Dish Elan ....... . . lu- 2th: Glass \\ atcr Pitchers. 19c
28c Paper Pails. . . .. , ........ mo 1 35c 5 quart t 'otfw Put. . .. 1:» 20¢ Glass lruit Dish ......... 9c
tic Dish Mop ................ 3: I 17*» '2 our Milk mats. It
'aluc 810. 00—112 piece Dinner Sets cost you. $7. «19. \ alttc *l. . 7.>——?') liisquc Lamps. cost you, 95c.
Don't mnko a mistake because no do not tlmtribc our ll uni: lo: wc have not limo Tho pacts an» cheap as dirt. You
but» one work and one \wck only. Dtm't lot it go by without your getting u but you or t ul.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHlNGTON STREET.
39c. 3 piece table set. salt. pepper and? .. - \‘In “hm-ta. large size We. g [avert kind ctmccivablc of Lumps at
vinegar. on glans tray, 25c. 32. . I Toi rt Set. $1.94 20 pcr ccnt. rcducti tron.
l 50c round Wash Boilers 31c.
‘Cloaks.
We Intuition no priccs except to any that you took the higgvst luistakc of your lives if you do not look us over.
Special Bargains in Notion Department.
gamed Hair l’ina. porn 1' art mint mibroidcring wttvm, mi. Glmtcol rochet Cotton ............... 100
no budget» ,W darting“, ihhck hhck, .hlnp. pink, yellow and Clark's Uruhct Cotton ............. 10c
ouch white. .................. 2c Itpml No. 1 l’icnt Educ Rtbbon. 12; yds for 10¢:
. . .. 1': box “00d Ink. .. ............... lt- bottlc Ff’fllllllf Stitth Druid .......... 15c bunch
English Pins. ......‘.... ..'.‘c up" (loud Mut'l ........ .. ”it butt!» Writing Paper ...... I‘dit'llu, worth 17c
Cornet Locus” . .......... . - own?l.lquid(lluc. . .. ....'Iclmttlol \\ rittug l’upcr ....... 17a- box, worth We
? 1 W riting Paper ....... lTI bout, worth tic
Special in Toilet Soaps.
Mk," “wherein” 8“,) in the Boot Cacti Soup. Hf‘t'alfl'. iw‘lflll “it".
Ilollouting odors: Hone GI notion? Extra qua ty\\hito luau.- lralutpulcnt Carper» marveling l’hrtattcon for
rummage Cnati and Brown 10chon p. lllc, worth no. chapped ham]: and lips. the: round-r
Windsor. only be cake.
xtrn fine? Sweet Violet Soup, mic. price2~
South Norw lk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
pod Llnens.
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An all-linen. full-luc'l‘ray inn» ”in; w tic. A line linen lhmark rd; at l‘ic‘ :orth 25c. “I". 1’.
Muslin Undo our Department.
with hem. Ioc- (loraat 250. one. «a. crow om”. m uhhar
has auwnmn- Mimi-1m... “ "
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mac, one. Chtldo ‘1' ~ . CorartWaIamlh-I Plankton-mm 0"“
Skirts. too, too. are. rte.
In closing we 3”,,“ give us a call. We . = tee complete satisfaction in every sense of the
word, or your monoyrcf untied.
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8an begins January 0. Sale closes February 6.
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