,. ~We hate just re~
‘ delved a lot oi new de-
mgns in CUT GLASS
,tand ROYAL WOR-
‘CESTER.
7 Suitable ;’ wedding
I'or'anniversary gifts.
_ .VV'PI'ices reasonable.
.I.0omeand see them.
.’ ’lElll TIIE FCLLWIIIC:
cleans B. Pun-m), Dear Sin—Know-
"ilzflli formula from which Pluisted‘s
Cash Remedy is prepared, we certify
“the medicines of which it is com—
pud are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contain
, no opium or other poisonous or injurious
Item III) v lk
Y. . . A. ONE .
3‘3... moons. 'II. n.
0.3.Ioaossosn M.D..
31.. c.3omJn..M.D...So Norwalk.
9. w. amulet-.11. D"
it. ammo», M. D.: .. Stamford.
ILL Business,
’W. 8. Tone 11.1) eld
..West Somer-
ville Man.
u
h
[CXATNNIIH
What is it?
It is not a patent nostrum. but a legitimate
medicine. containing a very large percentage
“the ”(but grade of red Peruvian bark so
mad with other well known remedies as
”Mona “the mod delightful Topics that
Manicures. it is a positive cure for
that all-cons feeling. that muttering from
weaknsu. It puts a stop to all the delicate de-
rangementa and disorders that make msnkind
lulu. flinnrpsnedy for all the diseases and
Wham that make you feel so weak. A
IIllittthat. invlzontes and builds up. A ner-
“Minus and strengthens.‘ it is well
kaowathst the sluggish liver is the liver in
whiehthehtoodclrcoiatea too slowly and re-
ndutsoioncmm it is passed forward into
8:. “mm Loxatonlk
acharnieal
m that it is immediately absorbed and
cabins the circulation. thereby strenuthinx
the ”and blood remain or the enacts of
m and removing all congestion and
”conditioned“ mus. link your
W ibr Iowans and take no other just
upd'l’onlcfortheveinnoiustasmod.
PREPARED“
? ‘4 seminar, normal.
_, l ruined Saturday, what I
Web)» the largest line of
IMW ever shown in
Im It will do you good
them whether you
«mambodasrllsfiipms.
. outthe stateare couMeringtheproba-
3;
Notion of local entertainments of all
Mildly fonMdt modelinflon inchomed.
and notices orientated (optometry-lute
dim W when on
uncharged foratnpslormlen, 10min
olr'nc.
llnlntuvn Alma-as Iar 'I’o—nomw. .
Sun Rises lion Hots ' High This: Low Tide
In use um I at Ml one»
New Kori liar-ll Walther Yuan-us.
Today fair to partly cloudy weather will
probably prevail. with slightly higher telnpsr-
store and fresh northwesteriy to northeaster-
winds. followed by cloudineu. pvt-filly with
thick weather on the adjacent coael‘s. 0n
’l'usday nartiy cloudy. slightly warmer weath-
er will probably prevail. with brisk variable
winds. becoming high oil the caste. preceded
by snow or rain; and on Wedneday fair weath-
er. with slight temperature changes.
801i“) N031!“
What the People of Our (lit, are Dela:
and Saying.
John J. Cnvsnngh spent Sunday in
New York.
ADickamnnrkSnnsrt-makinga
special drive on carpets. See advertise.
merit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ll. Tolles gave a tea
Saturday evening. to a small party of
friends.
~“Kajnnka” has clowns.
The boot “Eureka" is discharging a
cargo of mo! in Stamford for Raymond
Brothers.
Special business meeting of the inde-
pendent Social club with Hubert S.
Mitchellto—night.
George Lockwood offers his cigar hosi-
nous corner of South Main and Wash-
ington streets, for sole.
William OrliclI, of Brcokiyn. was the
goat yesterday of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Orlich, 105 South Main
street.
Mrs. M. lander. of Boyview avenue,
and sister, Mrs. James Deliai. of Brook.
lyn. are spending a few weeks at Ash-
ville. N. C.
—i”ure notice wIth pure cream, be a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
'l‘hn Chautauqua Union meets this
evening at the residence of Miss Tolles.
25 Foiriield avenue. Subject. “Ameri-
can Genius."
Miss Katherine Wnshburne. of Wind-
sor Locks. sud Min Junie Lyon, of 8trat~
ford. spent Sunday with Miss Lyon’s
parents in Darlen.
The fire loss in the United States dur.
ing the week ending Friday, March 18,
was $2,884,000. This makes anaveroge
of $01,000 per day.
Miss llsrguret Landon returned from
Wellesley college Saturday afternoon
and will spend the two weeh' rotation
st her home on Bayview avanue.
-“linjunlra" is full of fun.
Don't suffer from Dyspepsia! Dr.
Richardson's Celery, Cubeb, Chamomile
and (linger Dyspepsia Powders cure all
Stomach troubles. Ask for be. and We.
sample.
The many friends of hire. C. S. St.
John were greatlyplensed to see herback
in the choir of the Congregational church
yesterday, after an absence of three
months.
«Plans and specification by RE.
Norehouse. whitect. once over Public
Lilnasy.
TheSalvution Army meetings yester-
daywere led by Captain Atkinson, of
lie-York. lie rendered several vocs
selection. 'l‘hsrewssagoodattendnuon
stbothssrviesa
Military lam in Hartford and unwrit-
biiitieoofGonrrsl'l‘homasL Watson.“
Bridgeport.beinguominsted for gover-
norbytheitepublioaus.
—“ltosy”ThuInpsoninstkean-syfsr
theateslfiafotyw Bnyapairsnd
keepyourwngoutraessinponitlea. He
alaoistbesnsnt forAhtln’s‘W
patenttesaudoeleeiiltm.
s Mthhtohemted tonon
I’m-idem ’l‘uttls of the W
Manhattan-WWW
to leave New York mus-so
darto'clockkeestabiflsed. '
Willows, attainments
Mason-Imam
Mnmmm m
Wistssmalflsflfi
1&ng
, at.
f moms-summit.“ l?»
I LII/lg}
dilumlshers' 4- x ,
South; Norwalk 34 Washington Street,
amummmmcnb is
called for Saturday evening at ill Wash
inm‘nm H 1 r5 \l'l't‘I‘":::
gm gruff
“I! 11.11.3000)!!th 0mm, of
Bridgeport, are spending the day with
Mrs. Jam I’I'etlove, Washington street.
Charles Olmstcad, colored, unsure-st;
ed for drunkenness Saturday night. This
morning Justice Townsend lined him .1
and costs. which was paid.
“Rajah?” draws the people.
Harry Bennett, of the firm of Bennett
It Hunted, and William Chalmers start;
ed this morning for Annapolis. ltd.
TheywillcallonC. E. Ransom
c. H Rohim. at New York city
spent Sunday at the residence of ex
layer Edwin Wilcox. corner of Wash.
ingtouandl‘rsnklinstreets.
mum died in South Nor-walk
”Hum“. #0355wa Fun—
eral from his late rddenes'.19 lhy
street. Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o‘.ckIck
Richard )1. Bunion, of Tim Slmhkt.
office, received thb. liming a be: of
orange blossom: and month mass from
his brother Edward. who is now enjoy
ing life at 0min.
—0ne lot of gents cslf , button boots
raluoed horn .8 to 32 at C. H. Harvey's.
Dr. William G. Porter.“ Philadelphia.
spent yesterday with David Stow in this
city. Duringtheday hewas in mono]—
tstiou with Dr. C. 0. Bahamas, on the
case of lira. George P. Boone.
'l‘heboardofdimmofthe Parriie‘ ld
Agricultural Society willholda meeting
mflnlahmkmbmparmlionday
morningstloo’hslock furthepurpoeeof
arranging for an agricultural exhibit
and meetinginfiepsember. ,
A special meeting of the Norwalk
Driving Ammo has been called at
the City Hotel. at 2 p. In. Tuesday.
Msrch :29. to consider the proposition of
the owners of the Fair Grounds to let the
Minion hive the grounds for one year
in consideration of the payment of taxes
and’ Immune.
~“Kajanka hnslhirtdnncers. '
The South Norwalk Athletic club has
rented Music Hall for the evening of
Aprl125. and propose giving one oflthe
liggesrathleticentertainmeats ever be-
fore given in this state. anuf mohair
nreewillbe a contest for the amateur
light-weightchamrionshipof the town.
foragoid medal valued at .50. Tine
wishing tonicpart infiemwtshould
have their and at Obleoian's new
standby Inch ”,at it am. Other
featura will ban set-to by four colored
men. who will be blindfolded.
, rennin sews.
A "stray W at Ito-a hens tha
Mk II! of’l’awa.
James Mend, of School street. is on the
sick list. '
Miss Marion Benedict has recovered
from a severe nine.
The holy rite of baptism was sdIIIiuIs—
Inuitofourpersonsattbe First llsptist
church. Sunday evening.
Harry Smith, clerk for Finneyklleoe-
diehisillat his home onCamp street.
threatened with pneumonia.
—“Kajauka" will please you.
The new iron [whip to be Md
acrontlrerivslrfruntbyfiorwalk Park”
newsman-lbw
'l'bsadiourasdcaseoffitatevs. Benja-
min'l‘itsponJordrunkennssamamebe
fore-1mm listsrdsy afternoon
aadwuadjournsduntilmt Baturday.
W
lorrisBullivaaeatkh thrust with a
hflehthemmnmday
aoos.batthnplrysleians have hspvs of
saviuclusliie. lineman-sinned for
thank
Ira WWI sad sou chart-I
attacks-e thematic“.
W
n I‘?‘
. the“.
gas.“ 2' ar‘ but I 3
‘ - as an
muslin neutrino-Is-
sstis‘idstasaasrulatti-Ismelnn
THE EVENING smash wzmflgrwmh ., “w _. ..,_ w..-
mm" m B..slosn¢u.awnI.. I a
“W “w“Ian-dm. J' H’ mm" “W bbstore on Giles ‘ ‘ '
St. John' m m.
”‘33! mag...“ m“: mNmthlfsinstreet. streetis I new , on
Arthur Brown. of Camp street, we;
pomswwmnum' w ,
ignaj, ”mg ;I.
first. oiult
103$; 35" .
”law :F ‘
Rufm J. Allen, of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday withfriendsat this end of the
town I?“
Miss Adeline Kimmy, of West sve-
in New York city. '
~“Kajanka” has acrobate.
The Dsughtersof melting connected
with St. Paul’s church willbol‘d sleuten
service at the parish rooms tomorrow
evening.
Gladys. of Arch street. are the guns of
tlmformer's sister. Mrs. RoberlDix in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mina Amy Webster, of Brooklyn. N.
Saturday afternoon.
The Sewing society of St. Pul‘s
chorebmbiehmsstninthsparidimns
Myemmbpmpariugtosends
mhxofclothilgtothefarwat.
Attirel’riday morning service at St.
Paul‘schurchaclsrumsnfnmfihanghai.
Chimwillp’vea description of lifein
that faraway city, together with the
habits and cusmoftbepnople.
——Reasonable prices at Lane’s depot
verdant-nut.
George Clarke. owner of the Norwalk
Park, has instructed Contractor Build
Conley totakeoutthetrma in fruit of
the fenceon the Wilton avenue sided
the groundsand grade for a curb. gut-
terandss’dewalk. :
At Grace church. this week. there will
be Evening Prayer. with an adore-I. on
Tucfilay evening It 1:30 o'clock; Eveno
in: Prayer. with addsus. oa 'lzbussday
at“ 0: ”pm; litanyonWedne'sdayand
Friday,“ 10:00 a. In.
ltisruruored that the stone founda-
tion for St. Paul's chapel. constructed at
the corner of West avenue and Berkeley
street. will be torn down and rebuilt at
thelower end ofthe lot. The mascot
site willbe used inter for church pur—
poem
Ernest Stevens. a braked-I ona Hous-
ntonic freight train. w. run over while
mm (In . at Danhnry yesterday
Inurniugand indently killed. lie was
twentyone years of wand had besn in
the employ of the company buts shut
time. Bight carspsssed over his body.
—Bou Ami will deal and polik ynr
windows. mIrnnrs, tin and ineswltbone
half the labor of any other method.
lira. James C. Pettit of But Gauge.
3.2.7.. formerly, Miss Mary Nabitt Hoyt.
of this place. died suddenly Saturday
afternomr. The funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon from her late resi-
dent-0.77 Munu avenue. The deceased
was well known in this place and leaves
a large circle of friends.
omcmof theDaubury andNorwslk
branchof tbeHoII-tonic railroad were
at Cannons last Wednadsy. inspecting
thepropertyoifered byCharlceC‘annou
forthepurpossofersctiuanewdepot.
lfallreportnaretrue.tberailrnad com-
vlnywillaoorpttbe propertyaud erect
snewdspotthereearlytbbsprhg.
-"Kailllh" PIG-fl “'0 W-
Theoolorsdpeopleofl’nrkmrsetwere
disturbsdflstardaynightbyuneot their
one. is the suntof lies lsmlioyt. i
Mrs. Edward Street sud daughter
Y..whohasbeenthezuestof mun-s j;
Unpleaofllaplestreet. returned home .
_. |
. mem- .MW
mummsmmt lathe
guests! lbs. ’1'. ll. Horton. «West
avenue. ,
, Will Olsen. David 0|an Hubert
VanNessandFrodBrsdy. of this place
, t8undsyinxewYorkcity
on
{on ivarelllnsss
Anna McPherson. Louie Glover. Mabel
Young. Battle Youaneunio Rood and
I Hawxhurat, and Charles Pillow
Oiverllickérsoo.
I
e
0V2! THE RIVER.
Hans and (laaalp If the Day In Inst
; won-Ia.
. Mrs. John 8. Seymour, of Cove street,
isserioualy ill. .
Ilse Nettie Warren, will give s birth-
llay party at her home, ll Van Zandt
avenue, muraday evening.
Mrs. Robert McQubse, of New York.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Benedict. corner of Riverside avenue and
Fort Point road.
. —-="Kl‘janka" Tuesday. evening.
The Young” 's society of the"c
lutAvenueEEchurchdid not meet
fimhmnmunu,Myon
Writdftheatosm. l‘hemcetingvvill
Phlldtbisweck.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Steinbeck
was held from the Advent Christian
Church yesterday mornings: ii o'clock.
Rev. 11.3.kaqu The pail
bearers were Stephen Velaor E. 0.
Smith. Walter Weed andOscsrPartrIck
The interment was in Norwalk Union
cemetery.
BRA! ATIC DOINHS.
Theatrical Hatters I- We. Payout-g
People will he Interested.
“Ksjanka” will probably get a lat-gr
boa-e st Music Bali tomorrow night.
’llIaCincinnati Enquirer-ya: "Kaine
ha" is incorripasably better than any.
thiqofasimihrchsrscwrinthinconn-
try in years. The contouring is extreme-
lybsautiful. the aooreor more of young
Iadiespveseotan unusually fine appear
am. and their dancing is delightfully"
snafu) and pretty."
- ”a. . .W .m-
Anon; lilitary Hen.
Them was a largely attended meeting
of vermin-I and members of Company
K. of Stratford. last Pnday evening. and
the best means of booming the member-
ship and rinsing the standard of the
company were discussed. The veteran
members were actively interested in the
matter, and realized that it was of vital
importance to the company. The meet
ing was mijourned without any definite
action being taken.
Quartermaster Seth Charles B.
of Wpany l. Winsted. has been
captain to «ma! Captain Ter-
rill. moaned :
,. _..__
‘ Iowa In a III Shall.
’ Advertise by the year. well says the
Waterbury American. It ischeaper and
yields a better return in pmportron to
the money Invested. A business man
should always keep his name before the
public. if it disappears it is soon forgot.
ten. There is only one excuse fordiscon-
tinuing an advertisement in s good paper
and that 'I .retlring from buianas.
Some men ate prejudiced against a paper
on accountof it- politirs, or for some
otherprivute mama. and lose hundredsof
dollars by refusing to advertise to ntisfy
a foolinh whim.
‘l’ymrnpitcal Km".
Enough typographical errors will occur
inanypaprrzbotthewonder in that in
themlastingmhineflenttothepubli-
cationotadaily papertlsnesrenotmove
of’em. ltistberuleof the Republican
mmwuawotsmporsry’suatic
qumbwboueverssw the in-
idsdtsunpipu-oflmmwkosim-p
"disburse-teapot knockou- about
editiu‘spspsr.will laugh enough and
tosparewbsn they detect an Inverted
letter or ilud a comma gone wrong.
~Wstsrburylfepnblicao.
low-”mm
Mllavnn’saaiondepmwasdamspd
”maintain” balsam
at» Justboythslu started b not
kaownbatlteommensndin thetoplow
snlksdbssu’bsrolagse-e time when
Ystashlsrsssvdswers Ila.
.‘llI-leswlllhwfl
,. ”Wham-olden;
All: "II “I curs.
RMAN & SON
South Norwalk
'I '.H was
“at “033313“
LEADING undone.
inston Street South lorwalk. Cami:
William]. Benton and Samuel Hun
ray banenlistsdlu Company 7, to fill
'hevaeanoyoausedbytbe discharge of
Williamll. Murrayand Sanford Bitch-
mand up to the mnn’rnnm.
. a§%§’efimm
and Insurance.
and‘” ’ VISHWUIVTIEET: .
SOUTH NORWALK, com.
I
mum.» Basso; It's. an}; Order
Anmsso inverse“. In. M. i Notice.
than or l‘oslurrum. In. In sport.
laurIuIIUocIr-rv flier-chi.“ It. MS
(I' pop the Mm nt 1 the said
Talmad-m Baker and normal“ trim.”
for reasons therein mfmh for a i uncha-
be"! we certain mortirmret rnabie to
Superiorcourt in and or FairdeldCoantr.
on ”the first Tuesday of April. in. Its
aground balsa found by the Pearl I
uric L. 'l'ri
deceased. Ito-defendants in
Means-e unknown therefore
Ordered ereILThatnoticc ofthe prndm ofmid
Intended emnplamtbe givento said sry L.
Trippe Predvri L. 'i'nppe. Charles W.
’l’rippe. Julian Trippe. by dew-hing a copy of
the order turtle in said «mi fend-ms' amend»
:dhcvrrphiwitatmn and thbpgtrderd of no-
II be e. [some at South
Norwalk. directed to curb of aid «Melend-
antn III number 2! West Sid street New York
C ity. Newl'm on or before the 21d day of
March. nor. and that mticeof the pmdency
of said unleaded mm at be given to the
presentatlves and creditors of said Frederic k
PM 1.17:?” dagger! by pubiigfim this order
II x mm £3113“... y news per
mm“. ...... “no?"
ve y. comment on
"nutrition“ «more “'
Byovderof
ELTON
Clerk of the Superior CourtK for rairfleld
(booty. mr'i . lw
C. W. NCIICES Igor.
Carpenter and Builder.
wan rsspeetrully announce to the
that bet I now
hi: lime “mum
ouehwtxood
andnstfs lactlo nwamwtzd.
Bruin. horwatk. Conn.
public
ecute all work in
die
“infinite
Mmll in:
lists instill, IiIcIIoIIII.
Furniture at Auction.
Will besold at public auction at 8 flavihnd
arr-er. South Nona! all.
Saturday. March 26.
AT I D'CLOCK
a lot of household furnitureot Henry C Erin.
e- mind of lied-room But Is, (marsh-r
unit. Tab Chairs. ”Ram. Crockery. Eaten-
ston Table aadbi sing-morn I hairs. Kitchen
Furniture at all kinds; also Rollin SEWIXII
MCI! andofalarselot WELLRDL'ND
KS by lthe beat authors.
for further particulars are handlrllls.
vale mitive: terms cash
Inf” 9! HENRY C. ERIK
infotainment:
MUSIC HALL.
03! NIGHT SURE!
TUESNAY, MARCH 22.
us finale I II since I angina! Buck
t' r Ink ' ”(5.me inflation» splen-
IIILLEI Wilma“: TPECTIlllE,
“NAJANKA!”
40-PEOPLE-40
2--Cill Ions ill SCENENl-J
Wonderful Emma Novelties.
bit-«t from Siblo's Garden. New York.
drug stores.
BU N N EL L’ s
BNIDCEPOBT THEATRE
l‘riday evening. larch ill.
FANNIE RICE
“Molly Surprlse
Saturday eveniu. larch 1!
Mr. FRANK MAYO
Navy Crockett ”
'" ”W
“Fabio Nomani.”
Mmmnfim
[onion
1892' “STYLES
WMWM
mum Dress
N m
’ amalgwflru last! no
, ovum
mm
nook. whichkeeptbeuuhonsom,
Prices.35. 50&75c. .3,
Seats now selling at lloyt's andtlrexnry s '
33 till
Le p Year Sale
‘\
33 Washington Street.
Have to Ever Attended one?” If x
N:oI You Went to see What
‘ it is like.
Not only do we offer low cuts In prices forSaturday, but have
extended it for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, so that you
may all have; a chance to get some of these unrivalled b3 .
it will not he; a mark down on a few articles In one or two depart-
ments but is; extended all through the store.
Read over the list below and see if there Is not something In
it that interests you. If there Is he the first to get it. Don’ t wait.
it e have a ialrge stock, but it ( annot last forever at these prices.
Remember this Is a Grand LI-ap Year Festival of bargains.
Dress Goods.
,flkegulnr anrice. ' Leap Y esr Sale Price m”
21c 40 inch _ flannel, in colors .................................... III,-
250 39inch Flannel, III colors ................................. 19.;
4211: 38 inch Flannel, in calm and black .......................... 350
29c 38 inch enriet . in strips-a and colors ............................ 21c
29c ‘lSinclI ll ' Flannels .......................................... flc
'Illc 44 Int: h Manuela In colors and black .............................. fit:
2 :iSinchJaocySerges ................... , ,_.,. 35c
45¢ 45 inch Fancy ................................ no
me 46inch {Navy Bloc Henriettas- :Ii wool—Spec ial .................. 'ch
556 :5 inch I? enrietlasr in colors and black ............................. 470
Sale 40inch i? Mill and Home Spuus ........................... 46c
one 40 Inch (Jamel s Hair. stripasand plaids .......................... We
Notions. .
lSc Lisle ThlPfid Garter Elastic. black. white. pink yellow red 10c
15c Feather iltItch Brawl. so much used" In trimmings.umlerwear and wash
dmees ................................................ 10c
15c Piece of Velveteen Skirt Binding ............................... 10c
10.: Ball of (liark' s or Ashworth s t 'ruchet Cotton ..... . ................. 8c
bio Boll Toirplnr Bone Causing ....................................... lie
[51‘ Bunch “ ist Steels ............................................. is
my. Bmk hes BIIglIsh Plus, all sizes ............................ . It:
We (uriingrons . .II ., ,k- '
a; Pierrot whorls Skirt Facing. 3 yords .............. . ' 19c
tic Bottle (Tower’s Phrmmn for chapped hands etc ........... 120
lilo Cake Pull? Castlle Soap .................. 7c
lilo Bottle of? Chee-aebomugh Vaseli .......... 5c
10:: RollToint Paper ........................ .50-
ioc Package Toilet Paper on Potent Hook-I 5.3»
lilo Bottle of? Lectim liar hine Oil ........... 5"».
ill! I ”'IIrk'I-h [Thanh an err- rlmvtirra 1 pt, rfuIIn 3L.
‘3'): Piece of “ ash Low. )2 3 .{re‘S.. ........ It);
lw Uhiid' e riNoIIIped Lim- -II Bi'n ..................... be
we Pair Curt-1 Steels. ....................... x
Mr Bunch t inset Lam-5.1 dozen .................. be
2'51: Chiitisllbrdwl “diets ............... 1&5
25c htdtrs' hum Trimmed Chemise” .............. . , . .. .. , .. 190
”3c ladiI-s' lbce 'l'nmmed Drawers ........................ 19c
75c Indies? L w- Trimmui Night Bribes ............................... 6&7
fl "5 Latin»! Hamburgh ur Lice Trimmed Skim ...................... we
Hosiery.
50-“ )lensfhluingl‘lnnnelsblrts ............... ........ m
:t'Ic lien s Outing Flannel Slims“ . ............... 233
2.50 Boys (idling Flannel Shirt ll ants. mm 4 to 12 190
4.5.: Buys“ F innnrlrtte Slur: ll .I'Isn. ............................... 30c
ifs: Hr- ‘IIKB Seamless Half lime .................................... lOc ,
iiv (vs-rife Hist Blmk Half lime 12p: .
25c ’ (rt-nit! i“:;m_ v Half Hose ....................... ... lilc
19c ladle-If Finn Black Hum! .. ., ................. 14c
lllt: [Adidas llune, loot Him k Boot and t olorul ”Top” .................... 12“;
1‘2 Minors ll blmi How. blink ........ lilo
15c Misses; llbtwdllusmbiatlt. .. Pele
Domestics.
Ilc l'rmtirww l l? unhimrrhetl -i -| l' uttnn . . ...................... fit:
or "out lndi 0 [NW Prints . . .. .................................... 61:
7c.- lisst “Ml W Colon-d Prints. . . . ........ . . . “c
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