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”u' more lama-cat It the
t
‘Wl. Indian.
lnlnll. "the“!-
worms 0‘5”!)
nun uni-”libs“ unfivfitim. WM
1 Honour or A lthAl. concur.
W
The Dom“: liar Light Company, Bulb lt-
. mooni- night Plant.
The Bull system cleCtrin light plant.
.owueduud ennguild by the Norwulk
(”in-ii. 5mm, wingin t‘otbe' Nor-
cm W ”.393“
. mum: WWW
e1 'consumrnated at It meetinlr of thew di—
' vectors of the purchasing‘oompuny, lipid“
W m, infleuutor John B Seymoui’u office. up
.‘ . ’ mhfmn.tovm Ibuprioepuld for the plant
muhmm on WWW“ was¢30,,000 the Gas cornmny agreeing
M w W ‘0‘ to keep out of the field for ten years. All
« ”clock and rights and titles were turned over then
the hull were and there, and the Norwullr and South
wwwmum 3",,“ Norunlk Electric Light company now
mmeheuthefollowlngedter- controls the entire electric lighting sys-
uinmtwupreoented occupyinguhout turn in Norwalk and South Norwalk.
In Win With the sale went at five years' contract
WI) Bar-nu. tolight the streets of South Norwalk,
W hawkdeMmArthur the city having, lwwever..merred the
' mum right to terminateits contract with the
mum mu. . Ad lbert s. , ,
ll”gun-ink. B. t e Gas company at the expiration of one
Song;- 'l'lily. MH- “all" M“ “‘- year. Thepn’ce now paid by the city
Burundi-owner. Rockwell nu Miller for its “8110 18350!“ $8 000- THE SEN-
W flz‘l'eilu, not. Arthur Thole. Tish]. exclusively announced ueveral
wen-pull!»
days ago that negotiations Were pending
wmmmmEZ looking toward the sale of the Gas com~
III I ii to be m harmony with the' I : ! ponyh plant and the result reached yes-
“ and l a his partiu the most terdny bud beta antrcxpated. Loot even~
Wand entertuining munner. At luv the Norwnlk and both \orwallr
thecloreofthelilemry and musical (21- Electric Light company began to reap
m thedoorn of the banquet room the adIarIIngm of Its purchase. The con-
werethrovnl 0P3“ and all were invited tract calls for the remove! of the plupt
”WWW two tables extend. to the electric 1:53“ stntIon by magma
- I ll . ,- company. at r en own expense ore
:‘nd‘fiches, 33:33:: kmmf’ghfdatdlz More? 1,“;le inI probable 3)“ the
. , trans er wi mac e next wee .
ml II mafmsuandplnksadomedeacli Air ollicer of the lien company said
this morning that the company had tried
PM... 183;” “Gamma; 33:311.? 1.: to run its electric plant to the entire sat-
member-hip h“ in l "me per isfuctionol' tlIeIity, although ntulue's
cant. I”: l' advancement purely to llielllséltt'm- [lyuunion of the two
unit- merits-e an organization of select plants the"? m“ be a considerable sawing
I ll l 1 whose members are bound in l.Ibor.nnd together With other less ex-
in loll inl I to maintain its integritv penned. the horwalk and South Norwalk
we.” he I' lupon for protection at Electric Light company will be able to
twat :oefilth:; Sethfirfig 2;. to the Company, The plant formerly
the Royal ! um is "U" apparent cost the Gas compuny “5.000 and nearly
_ :Illof it is included in the sale, The
I 5‘ . t the whole country at the deeds were given tothe town clerk fur
found there in no money In the operation
of a small electric light plum. The
change is a good thing for all parties
interested. customers included.
”wt..- .m. -._. -__
A Denial.
”38w! CIRCLE SOCIABLE.
I... of In Olla mum.
A amiable given by the illusion Circle
(If Trinity church, drew 1 large assem-
hinged people to the home of Mrs. Olin Editor of ”w So'nfr'ucf —-III he le‘ilt‘ of
Wk, 19 EIIIIWOOd EWING. 12ml» 9W” your popular paper of Jahunry ‘29, How-
uag. The attractions were many. an an! B. Jones asserts that the cause of the
.
”Motion room,” "Bebecca II the ~eparatinnot‘ himself and wife, was the
W0": “'9 WW cantata. a interference of her relatives, Now, we
duodenal music, W V003] and in- affirm. that this statement is a false one.
Wmmbiningtomakeavery en- Inetead of trying to make trouble be-
”able entertainment. bliss Aimee th-cn them,we have doneoverytldngthnt
Wad nil; “Well a Day” by Randexger. could be thought of to have him do what
MWmh-vm
[Am
.31. custom whining
wire the city better service ”at less cost ,
record today, The Gas company has _ .
Confection well suited to her rich, sweet
mu) voice. Misses Mamie Bergaml
liuuie Schauh were. heard in a piano
M. ”in Nellie \Villoock,of Brook
fyu, rendered piano solos, the “Concert
Wake,” by (launder, being especially
inactive. . The familiar grasshopper cun-
tutn was much enjoyed, a curtain being
W in one of the parlors. with up
with atelier}! painted thereon,
Mb which curtain the singers‘ heads
paraded, Inducing a very comical
duct. The clunde entitlrd ”Matri-
molly” coined the services of a nnmlm
‘0‘ phyeu, III of Whom acquitted them-
ul'u With credit and created much
mm. Miss Josie Geller and
lb lube! Beer-a rendered a difiicult
filodllett. Refreshments were served
“theclmeof the entertainment. Mrs.
W proved herself a very entertain-
llgm
A I" ROUTE 1'0 lllfl‘tiN
anlderln Ila in!
“mono... - ..
A Mac of the directors of the
Iota lfoht improvement comwny was
hill in thb clty youtenlny. when the
moat for building I stone roadway
m M M. “II main grove
banded: m ram. «- uwurded
”MIMI! lorwuik A com-
” ' ”mmwmmlh'
WNW“ “Mr-m
”- tulhe Fail. The subject of u
“gmwtmumm
“more: m M N-
“ ll til M Ind Muir
,withtholioua-
Wan right and just, but failed so for N
be was concerned. lie dates the trouble
hack to New Year's night, when he ut-
tondcd an entertainment contrary to her
wishes. More than a year and a hull
ago he became very much addicted to
drink. spending the most of his time
while not at work away from his borne,
thu-I neglecting his family, depriving
them of many comfortmnever once think-
ing his wife or little .once needed cloth-
ing, providing scantily for them at their
table. refusing proper nourishment for
the children. and at last becoming ugly
to but wife, cursing her and refining to
have her wrents visit her after we had
done all we could to help him. Now, as
to the charge that she had demtod him
at a former timenve would any that it is
not true. lie went away to have a good
time. and lei t her alone with no food and
no money. She was their obliged to
come home to us. We went over to
Stamford to penundo him to do better.
but got nothing but abuse from him,
thus forcing upon uslhe support of our
daughter and the two little ones, for
which we are poorly prepared, being in
Inuit-rule circumstances and well ad
mum-d in years. Now these are u few
of the facts in the case. Ind. while more
could be stated, we will‘ refrulfi, and in
conclusion will amen that we have been
drawn into making this statement very
unwillingly, so we bid nothing whut
evct'lodo with the publication of the
tint article that appeared in Tm 8n-
mu. and ufterwards copied by the
Stamford Advocate. .
(in). l]. Curr-Inns.
AMA GIMME.
208ieplmln tireet, Norwalk, Ct.
Au Appeal for (Jonathan-II.
Editor of the Snitiud:~'l”be [rut need
of a lionptfnl in our growing city ll often
demonstrated by the new care- coming
to our notice. But few (men, woiuilgtae,
will touch the beam. orubow thclmme-
(flats neceunlty or such an mutilation
more than that of I you: run thick-II
my weehugo with lugrippo. the re
unit of which, i- tint dreaded dbl-Io
con-mm. With nominate-woman
toblemcuemomoneywiarrt iii In-
conundrum
tonneadhlm.hiommtnd
We
“'wa
Enron-am
M”. 30133.
A Cabinet (Erich. in Pruner on
the Catholic Question.
mm ‘” ‘ Biennium.
I.” he”? more: Utter-none In Meryl
WW W“-
' In? About It: cruel-lug intent—I...-
up: Will Probably.“de ingot!”-
FPArus, Feb. l9.—~Premier meciuet line
refinished, and Paris is wild with excitement
A vote was taken in the chamber of depu-
ties on the mutations bill, which I“ a
measure against Catholic institutions, and
it was defeated by 3 vote of 304 to l2. )1.
do )‘reycinct immediately resigned, and” he
and six ministers left the chamber.
The battle was opened in the chamber by
M. Knbbarrl, Radical who «filed for urgency
on the Motions bill
M. (Incognito, R Iynlist, Ilenouuced the
bill as a most iniquitous and odious measure
church and elite.
Premier de Freyciaet denied that it wm
true that ”the bill was the precursor of sep-
aration. He spoke in landutory terms of
the conciliatory spirit nhown bythe pope,
but agreed to the motion for urgency VII-
rious speakers gave their views amid grow-dc
tug excitement and several of them do
manded the order of the day.
M. Boisserin oflcrcd a motion that the
government he requested to continue its
poiicyof supporting republican principles.
H.1‘reycinctu-oepted the motion and lo-
ruined full ministerial responsibility for the
”Il'he vote for urgency wasadoptod byu
vote of Ni In furor to Mi uguinnt, and then
folloch th- two-at of the bill.
The tfnthulica Jubilant.
The victory over the government was
hailed with enthu-
siuum h the Cath-
olim Illbut the
Radicals. The
pope's mat nt-
mnoee in favor
of the republic 'I
believed to be
largely responsible
for the triumph of
the church over its
: enemies. After
- emailing of the
i i b c r t y of con-
scieneo enjoyed
in the American
republic, his boll-
nea defined itb'u will nudtho will of
the church that France uhuuld bebappy
"She is a nation whose religious mind and
generous character. though they may not
nlwnyukeepher first in the straight path
which is best suited for her interests, noon
repair all fault-x and show her the clear
truth. I pmy (an i I not in accordance with
my prayer; tintl. Dt‘thlllylMdlllg every n—
sistunce. tin-Io only come an end to the
disaeuaiom and the sterile quarrels which
weaken her. Allher (zillions would meet
upon the ground of legxdity. Each indi—
vidual may cherish his own preferences.
But when In the domain of action nothing
else mints but the gm eminent which Franco
has chown. The n-puhlic in an legitimize.
form of gnv-erum- IIt us any other.
“Thanks to her strong moautmion," his
holiness added, “France will ride to her an-
clout greatness notwitlmnnding her eno-
mies. 1 learn with joy that, though the
W5 such abundant military rwsnurm
and Koch valiant com, France bannot ful-
tered in her prudence and pollution, If she
will but free herself from the dimensions
that check her development and paralyze
her influence; if Itho will but elation from
vain [wrsecnlhlgshc will soon regumthe
illustrious plum and glorious [rink in the
world which belong; to her.”
It In a Bad Defeat.
These utterances were Ina-in public jut
at the time win-attic government was pro-
u-eding to intmduoe its bill In clinch the in-
dependence of the reiigiom communitieu.
They made a profound unprereion, und die—
urnwd (Ill who were not radically hnetiie to
the church and resolved to degrade it. The
government found. too late, that A mistake
thI been Innate, but resolved to pereist. hop
ing to force the measure through. The de-
feat comes with Istuuu‘rng force, and I later»
[noted [in II rebuke for the whole room of
the ministry In clerical matters, from the
time that l. Falliem. an minister of public
warship, prosecuted the archbishop of All
for sentiment» that were unions and per
haps iudhcrcet, but were eertniniy not in-
tended as uny offense to the clue.
“I. do Freycinet but held the place of lulu-
hterof warand premier since Much, 1300.
lie is about sixty-four year: of ego, end
has been prominent in public life finer rem.
when he won Motor of I. (tambou- in
the ministry of war. Ila war Inlulnter (If
foreign affairs from low toJ mo mid pretri-
”(1mm Wm
lmJudlIIMIflertbo
mmsmu.‘mm
“tofu.
Illllour'u lflll mew-Id.
Whoa, Feb. lO.-'X”lw lrieh local gov.
meat bill, on which the Inlet-try but
Media fortune. thin union, wen intro-
duced by Mr ualfourlnupeecb of could-
euuhloforoe. Thatcher» not witherin-
trerneiy hostile reception from both lec-
tiomoftbe lriuhpurty and the Glad-
otoulaua )fr. Hurley demoed it ca
'mtm” “an outrun” end “In lin-
posture."
Ir. John Redmond, Pendulum-M
mphtic, and Hr. Junie I follow»
adult. The rupportfm thU-lonhtlide
Iran nomewhat lukewarm midweek. Ir.
Iorley challenged the mid
tremendous
H. DI WZYOISW.
this “predate measure.”
The III-cu win I. rate.
Mover", Pa, nun—now
ltthrhwnnaundmmry, uln-
Iuoy Pine, mended bytho
mummmmduum,
W
trauma-nu}:
1mm, 3!. I. M l...
W
Mmmmmututmm
mirth-Wat the ruin of low
Yorkeprurdhrnwith ‘0 Mr.-
W
lawn-NM“
,Iu Jfih 1min—«rumour:
towarmce:
,, ”liE EBEllilllEl BESlBllS.
[over-mt
cheerstogototbt ecu-tryo-
Ictn mi":
1' E LEADER 0F
nut-I- VIII-WAY II» ,”
‘ ltroelnialp.” rut-u- Anny.
tbeleaderntthltmrlcu
Nthlhdllr Wither-mull
tut Thorn-not:
much
am turd
andtruckuptotldl
hon. N. J. Broom-lo
p HOME DESTROY“ KILLED.
I Brings Dlngraoo to liar runny.
firms. Feb. Io —~ldwud Pd'kcr
wh
Mr
ulsnaidtohnvo been a clone friend
Dem. Thumb-zed husband
buy with a revolver
ing with to
fallen herknecsat berbubaudurfeet
“I“?
the
L
running to shoot her, declared that
furthereetofherlil'e.
mls.
finally in chnrge of the police.
friI
no.
deb ml Mr D you, and the m nc‘ml Ivnpre 3
sin
bu nimnented.
bu
lift.
Hit
heI
tie-men friends of the family.
Two of the Deluuutm .truulncd.
untrue. Pu. Feb. lh—At the can
.-
l
‘ . excrete ‘ and it , “
he
an
in
t‘ l
4v
acquitted.
The Moral of iluwall'u mutton.
Tl]
in
neonrervativea have a strong
Cur-final Richard Bel-end.
tan Illa Dchtl light-I III-I.
Aliment. 1... lab. lo.-0. A. Keaton-”If
unknown. He owe- Mel
blur-tn at a- mum
13w Your. Feb. lite-David D. Em
Mk
“II; um Bmkdalnthefariulowellknowa
todu was bought Kr Wilbert. It‘ll
and a precursor of the sopurntlon of the am y, by
rial, no. Adair-I luflwh'l MM
Deacon
nu merino: weliluiowu luNewYorkuId
tousuddculy returnedtohiupnrnncnm
in the Hotel Splendide. in Cum end
fouhd hie wife in her bedroom in a corn-
proiuising position with I Emile Alpine,
uplInidI-d his wife, holding her lover at
Mm Deacon, moun-
, crawled from her bed and
.Deucmr thou touted to Alums, and
with roomful and contempt“ wads db-
clnrged his pistol at the Frenchman, who
medund fallback upontherugbefm
bed. He died in a few momenta he
‘ then turned again to his wife, and,
fig” live to have the finger of acorn p“
esoteric and attendant‘ of the hotel
with police then arrived. 1‘ Demon's
four young (hilIlI-eu were taken to another
pit“ of the hotel and placed in (him of
Mr. beam: went monotherhotel.
M. llI-I-t. the nblest lnwyer of ("aunt-u. will
marl.“ he will not only beatquitred,
Mr. lhmmnmmdffun Room where” he
wealthy and influential relations. Re
“Vt'i‘ abroad for about fifteen yearn
Wlfl‘ lw‘ n daughterol the late Admiral
Bulwii‘. of the United States navy, and ‘-
uuid to be {healthy wuumu in‘herown
right. She is a very handsome woman, and
loud and recently is said to brvu become
excitnht- and jealous owing to the excessive
attentiom nllt‘ received from the many gen.
dupion of the more upon the law
prints in the Delnnater triul, Judge Help
dolrsou decided that there wu not “Merit
evidence to wnmnt the court to rub-lit
lllt MS of T. A. Delamter “W3.
l‘ to the jury without imperative
natmctioul for their acquittll. The court,
‘H’t‘t’t‘i’, ruled that the cone of George W.
modulate for governor of Pennsylvania
lint, should proceed. By this ruliugthc
ire brunt of tho.- tumor) failure of Ike.
two. is thrown upon the man generally
1 ked nme as the active spirit of the”
f tundra honking enterprise. Many people
have attentively listened to theori-
Ilwe ceand argument thus for are lirmin
{hot-vile! that George W. Delnmnter will
HA5 Francisco, l-‘eb. 19.«lluwaiinn ad~
vine: oldie that the election malted tn the
defeat of the liberal, or Bliflll‘thl‘ol party.
W!
both hour-e. Thomult of the election
IuIIy bewmidI-red in a general wuycafa—
rumble to annexation to the United lit-tau
Pram, Pelt lb.—-Csrdlnnl Richard, arch.
th Cltium' litdte bank, dimmed of hi lit-
in the bunklndleft withhfi'lfofor
uncommon-nuns:-
Amunn. Ain, Pub. to ~11: municipal
. wmumummmm
bruit American Mun» "
wbowfllmtlouwwitb WM:
“midway-um
.4. . W a” L
‘ lathe! (”If Pm: Donna-d n M
Q“ on in. new»... m
. m
. motor”. ”in. 33—31: W
N in favor of thccunrtlwtlmul amend-
Wig: the election «numb: the
" mmnrfihmaenh revolution fon-
mourncmmunonuntom
them of the fallen m thistl-
bl!“ Orleans will [when worn lb
“W“ the W‘mb
«pupal... Themtcl mansion-I»
Mbmmorialtr‘lbntcrtoihohlom
t. Phnnb. There being a, W
“ambition-Iranian» (Idiom-n-
l'tfiafterWuhinxtua‘smedaywithuut
”musculature,“ was upeedto
Wimmmw.
I'M hour. proceeding. «berm eon-
”MWelytothedhcu-imoftbb
' ha culmination bill were anther-«liq
uMoatheuilverqm-fiu between
Ir. Ml. of Ohio. and Ir. Md
Mi, th- latter pnducin‘ u circular
wmwnnttotbnriourornd
hyped“ udvieingtberatowritetothelr
mentovote azaimttho free-fiver
ll. The member: anwdod around the
”community the verbal
than. Bland said that Mr. Barter war
tryhg to bulldm coupe-ram to vote
minutiae hill. Ir. Barter denied
utflmhiwrpm,blt claimedtbst
theparty wuannmitti-gpoiiticat suicide,
,' .d would ro-elect Ir. Barrier: if they
Padakeecoinagerilverbilt. KLBlnnd
tieredtorwcphis other watch, whichhe
min“, for the gold one carried by Hr.
,apiece of charm-fer acting which
wage-fly enjoyed by the house.
A Split on I'm Silver.
’l'hefreecoinaae [hmocrnteiu the house
turnaround the signatures of a mq'unly
«(Democratic memberuto the petition re-
questing themmmittec on rulp to set upon
tinieatnuearlyduy for the manner-arm
dthoBhudfmooinngebtu No attempt.
wllbcnaio to not my more signatures.
htthcputitionwillmhepreuntmi totbe
mueonnlcufnruvrnldaysiuordur
toglvetbeeummittoeuchancetontapart
filluflnrtheunuidnruttoucf fbebtll with—
outbuhzialueuesdindolugso. Thieitie
the cue-e ”(If free
«in. in the house. The free
nun-munch comment at the nexus of
Mellon» in moringamajorityof Demo-
antic names to their petition, and they cou-
tondthat,withthe free (mirage Republic
“the Farmere’ Alliance men end It nun).
ber of acknowledged free coinage Dew
mwhodid not si-zn the petition. there
willbe no difficulty in pausing the: Blond
bill
I m anti-free minugv Democrats are evi
dimly ulna-edit the activity of their op-
!!!“th on the nilverquI-etion, and they will
endeavor to have a Demurrutic mncunrallml
for Thursday night of next Wee k to mu~ider
tbebiii and the silver question main-rally
with-view to deciding on a whey that
will be for the hm interest... of the party.
“I following: petition. drawn by Repre-
Itutntlvc Honor, of Ohio. wa- circulated
that“ the home by Sir. Barter. Mums.
Andrew- uud floor. of Mammehnwtrw and
fifty Datum-tic Ingenious were mound.
The (all for a l‘anrne.
To the “on. William 5. Killian. Chniruum:
DIM! Silk-We um vou touallarnovhzuz of
tin-Demmir mv-miwm of the know for
Thursday evening. i‘ -,o Kiwi. at' . -:tl.. luv-k,
Boulder tunrmmutmm woiI-h will b- pr»
mnted. There are an follow»
(1) Resolved. That we Ll't: in favor of the min
“Malta! Milt “Old and :i‘lh’el' M Illintry‘
mid tint we are unalterebly animal to any
Who which will drive either Iuetui outot
finer-l cirnuhttm.
(2) Retired. That in justice to the Den»
antic part and with due (”nomination for
the gutter bullion-III. tutti-retrial end financial
interest-of the nuttm, we deem it the duty of
Item-tie mrnberl of the riftynmmd
W to defer any definite n tum on the
ambled of free mm; 5» until the queec ton of its
vii-(Ion and jmt‘w iadustlnctly mud» in the
Milan-of lee:
We out you further to invite the Donner-tic
nemberuof the no: late to Ink-I undercut.
in speaking of th» nnrueet for a new
Mull-rm uniIl' ”too my any that roar
lunhbeginnlng warmer! itself or Walling.
ion. The great built of the member- on
both dds one that free silver will atmolute—
truintbeDrmI-rutlc party. Them
lainwgivirurto whet outta the even.
moulyforty-oueueuum and the miners
(beetle Colo. mm "accents 3 full
undervalue of Imam-ism».
blerwlndletbata blind IIIIuI mm
't
”. rmrw
w‘ht., K
L . W
men. A. mwmk‘
pk, Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTBN STREET ‘”
it is second nature wilii’ till Americans, wheii they hear the
name of George Washington mentioned. to think of him as the
father of this country. For the same reacon it is just as natural
for you when you pick up your Sentinel to glance at the South
Norwalk Boston Store ad. and see what they have to say for
themselves. like day set aside in memory of Washington we
intend to celebrate bfclosing our store, viz., next Monday.” We
also intend to celebrate in another way, that is by giving our cus-
tomers on Saturday and Tuesday opportunities for buying some
special lots at far bolow their actual value.
One lot 15 pieca fancy dress flannel; just the thing for street and
shop wear. . They Iare good value and have a ready sale at a
quarter of a dollar. For these two days loic per yard.
25 pieces 10c ginghams, dress styles, )2 yard limit, 61c per yard.
15 dozen Ladiee’ fine quality Cashmere Gloves. 39c grade for
25c per pair.
500pieces Feather Stitch Braid l2§c piece,
500 dozen Ladies’ Gilt, Silver and Amber HairPins 10c dozen.
Special Drive on French Darning Cotton at .1 balls for ”inc.
100 painted Slop Pails 27c each.
mo medium size Retinned Dish Pans 20c each.
1,000 best white granite Much Dinner or 7—inch Tea Plates 6c
each; 72c dozen, i dozen limit.
2,400 matches: 1'2 boxes for he.
20 plates best 5-4 TableOilcloth. You know you have always
paid 25c per word; we offer it for these " days 15? per yard.
Special lot decorated China (3|qu and Saucers i ‘lc: value? so.
1 great gross best White Ductile Soap-no little stingy cakes
either. but the biggest and best for the money you ever saw-4
cakes for inc.
80. "email Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET, 80. llllllWllK.
me
~M. 5. SMITH-
Bome in us for prices on best goods
Our line of SPRING GOODS Is now
on exhibition.
' GlNGHAMl-l.
Foreign and domatic, 8,l6,i2l,18,29c per yard, are of a very
fine texture.
c OUTING FLANNELS
10, 129. last year soldfor i2; and 15¢ per yard. are the same as
above. Good quality and line patterns.
Mondale, fruit of the loom, and Dwight anchor muslin from
this on until further notice, Ric per yard.
We have always had the Ieputution and bade made a special
efl‘ort to defend our good title on Table Linens, Napkins and
Cmehen.
A Beautiful Still of Spring Shades
in all the lending styles of kid gloves has arrived, and is now
on (Inhibition
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Bu produced from our Hosiery stock many bargains which
he," been placed on our counters, and people In want would do
well to inspect them.
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