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South Norwalk. Ct.
Tllli “CHAIPION” 80].”.
commodore Burrlll's lacing Yacht l'iiIr-
ehased by s Wesiport Inn.
The Bridgeport Farmer' reports the
sale of the twentyéssvenltoot ope racing
to. The long and short of it
true.
That _ wé are selling
Hosiery
“and, Underwmr lower
than you can buy them
elsewhere. We know
just. where the report
started. just how it got
into circulation and just
what truth there is iniit.
We haven't contradicted
it and we don’t propose
is this: It some: he
About some reports there are apt‘to‘be exaggera-
tions; there is no exaggeration whatever about this one.
It will take very little of your time to satisfy yearself.
The more you investigate the report the enter you are to
discover what an excellent foundation it has.
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Elllllllill lllll T0 SPARE.
viii: cirr's‘nizsssvoins FILLED
..Iro bvmmwise.
men's
Wes !
tlolhiei's and Men's Furnishers.
cons-rook
* BROTHERS.
45c.whichwehgy_»
ed 25c; one lot I, .
. __‘ shirts. regular price _ '
. "w > ,3 wehave marked 20c. Thu
Tiled” SNXDW 01111110 more we think about i?
the more we’re inclined to think that we’ve rather 0! "e
stepped the mark. You know how it is when you tum
you’ve gone a little too far——there’s such a thing as 94 I I‘
ting too deep. However, everything goes, as the ’ _-
quake said when it swallowed a who‘etown; the reduc- . .
tion is there and there it stays. Do you know it almost ,
justifies that abrupt and rather importinent'question:
“What more do you want 3*” 3
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It sun so Street. lisonio Building,
Bostli Isiwslk. A ollomsli.
B. F.- Stevens, BI CYC L ,,,
“ sou-Ii" ”fill m ' ' lSolid. Cushion or Pmufnule'l'lrfi. ,
MERE Han B1003! III,inoyolesiialohesllitnns,Rifles ‘
sloop “Champion,” designed by, built to ‘ fir ' . ‘ “"1: ., .t‘R‘li‘é‘éfi‘h‘fflfltrfl'fi' "u 133nm?“
, ...—“...?— , . . _ . If I
~———-- . the order oi info rigged b'y Commodore “5'" WIN-“0w- Ima- Mimi‘s- WUARTW . 3' ‘15,,14fimm‘lf," . ML .
The Handsome Inside-co ol-En-layur mar-n .
Oomssock'l’hroagsd With the user-ti or
the city-The Loan Exhibition at An-
cient and Historical Afllclca greatly
Admired by the Guests.
The Chautauqua Union reception, to
which the membersand their friends
have looked eagerly forward for some
time. took place last evening at the
home of Mrs. Frank Cornslock, 82 South
Iain street. To call its success would
but too inadequately egprcss the full
measure of pleasure and brilliancy
of the affair. While not strictly
a drme allair, many of the ladies
were attired in beautiful costumes, and
nearly all the gentlemen appeared in
evening dress. From a social standpoint
‘ the evening lelt nothing to be desired,
and willbcrecalled by all present as a
mytenjoynbl‘e afl’air and the event of
th- kind of the season. The arrange-
ments were perfect and were admirably
carried out, even to the minutest detail,
b'ytbe efficient committees in charge.
Entering the spacious residence the
guests were received by a committee
cmnposed of Mr. and Mrs. Comsiock.
' Kiss Angeline Scott and the officers of
the Union, Rev. D. M. Seward. D. D.,
president; Miss Lillie Goth-r and Charles
Downs, vicerprcsidents: Miss EmmziB.
Smith, secretary, and Oscar H. Banks,
treasurer. The guests w'ere delightfully
Francis Lannie. 40 {l , .
Westport. Mr.Thorne ‘ may as!
win Theme, of New York, the eight
times millionaim,lierwhom the celebrat-
ed trotting horse Edwin Thorne was
named. The “Champion” is to be used
during the coming season for pleasure
purposes only. She was sold entirely
without spars or sails and her new own-
or intends to equip her with a working
rig only.
Yachtsmen heresbouts, adds the Farm—
er, will be considerably disseminled at
the disposition made 0! the boat, as dur
ing the one season she has been handled
she has shown speed qualities 'an ex-
ceptional order. Indeed the those
who think that she is invincible in her
class. Commodore Burriit, however,
holds to the opinion that his new dyer,
the "Commixlorm'is the best boat of her
inches now afloat. In this opinion he is
supported by boat owners of wide exper-
iencc.
TEN MIL}! ROAD RACE.
The Alphn Wheel Club Arranging for I
Iii; Event on June l7.
The board of directors of the Alpha
Wheel Club are arranging for a ten-mile
handicap road race over the live-mile
course from ilie Green don-n Bast avenue.
around the hon-l nl. Dorlon's Point and
return. tho- coiirsc in be covered twice.
mold visit Wilto- Ihlu lg
”3:538 Statements ol 1&1“ l.
Water Supply Provo to he unions-doe. '
Water Commissioners Reed, Trow-
bridge and Raymond, accompanied by
lax-Councilman Corbett, visited the South
Norwalk reservoirs at Wilton this mom-
ing. They-found the upper and lower
reservoirs full to overflowing. while the
new reservoiris within eighteen inches
of the overflow. The recent heavy rains
have raised the water in the “big pond”
eight inches since Saturday, and the
water is still rising. South Norwalk has
enough water and to spare. Some of the
statements recently made concerning the
inadequacy of the supply were entirely
unfounded. At no time this season has
the big reservoir been tour or five feet
lower than at any time last year, as re
ported at the borough meeting held on the
16th inst. South Norwalk will be able
to supply her No. walk neighbors with
water in case they require it.
llatiallon Drill at companies I)“ and 0.
A battalion drill of Company 0, of
Danbury, and Company D, of South
Norwalk. was held at the Armory last
evening. under command of Lieutenant-
Colonel James C. L'rowe. There was a
very large attendance of spectators,
who seemed to enjoy the drill
immensely. The men were divided into
a battalion of {our mnipanies, the right
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
MAY 2i, 23, 24 and 25.
We might fill a newspaper with catchy ideas and alluring
baits, to get you in our store and then disappoint you after you
”1 stonewrQ‘tlncmemE Full-:8. '
it Seems bUtYesterday
When we remember back to our opening.
admit that we are two years old this Week, and we feel like a
youngster of about our age who is going to put on pants for the
first time—we must do something to celebrate the event.
have had several ideas presented to us, but none we think, will be
so much appreciated as our throwing the profits off, and for four
days giving you the benefit of wholesale prices.
re‘euusc stump for hi‘piige lllustraledcaha- .9. '4“
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luhellolknapleato
Bridgeport-Conn. J
The handsomest and best airing] " store
‘n the state 0! Cosmic-at.” I: .II
In Hard and Soft Wood,
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
Clover farm Creamery Butler
[8 SOLD.
mm
L noon
———+69-——-
Will PAPERS,
Paints, Oils. Glass, alc. ...-.................n....
Combined Chair and Step Lad- 7 J_01Efll||ifl$
der reduced from $2.00 to $135. . ,
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Pilllllllli. PAPER Hilltlllli illll p “Eamon ~
oioonlilio. my, Pyggmnggunnfid“
79-Washinglon8l.-79
But truth makes .us
We
s:
840.00 "
And-n wards. Somerare bargains
bin Sal’s-tics. which have been used
A heires- investment than to purchase low
grade new wheels. The old firm; -
JACKSON BROS.- ~
Sale days will be
in
but He.
. .v.
snmpis books of‘iull has latest at lee oi
Papers. Borders and Gilt flouidhigs t on t
houses {or inspection. on noficeby .
. . . . . . s . . ,, _ , cuclO Estimates cheerful" aim
“mumdnfing'he'fi'inibyfl'i": ~‘\""=I-'I'"-;%";"';': guy's “If: firm-III; ......pany commanded by CaptainCarnoll got there; this, however, is not our way of domg busmess. We MUSIC! MUSIC! * *'~ “~-
qnbite selections ren or y 'erma . conipr-o l5 0 'Ill'l w c I l I). ,dr . Co , .; _ .' . . I _ I . I . . .' .’ . . _n \- , q , g ' ‘
sow orchestra. of Portchesler. n... ...... ism-.- ..;li..v........:Ii...:;.iIr. m‘f,_‘,’(;,‘,,_m";{“;?,‘;,;f‘j,gm: will briefly mention ccltdln specral articles “llll which we think 315$?install???Sé'ftliiii‘g‘so Mem’lIIIBIIlIIlgIIIlIIESIgIIgnllegB.
'cmns' ' ed 11-? _ «I first anniversary. line 1?. an wi is! . ' ._ _I . ‘ . I - I- v . - I . - . till" I: 'sz’r.c nets‘iiri~iirhc":ixiv¢riw r. M: - . ~ -
grphmenttcfil'vtheiffixl‘iillztnt :1” ...... mu whcelrncnin l‘airiiold .. “- "'° "b“ W" “W"! by “'8' you die alqllalnted “1th the value of, and an e om pl'lce fm same, “in! .... n... i l ... h
the selection of the numbers and the an~
istic manner in which they wen- given.
Mr. Styles, the solo comctist, is “'(‘ll
known herc, having resided -ior some
time in this city.
The loan exhibition attracted not a lit-
tle attention and richly repaid all who
examined the ancient and historical for
l). J. Thomas, ol T118 88511321., has
been appointed consul oi the Ire-acne of
American Wheelinen for Norwalk and is
ready to receive all renewals and appii~
callous.
Weller Returns In Ills “1h.
(3. Y. “'cller. formerly of Norwalk,
lieutenant Hermon bl. Erickson. of
Company 6. and the left centcr company
by First lieutenant Charles H. Dukes, of
Company D. The movements were
made mostly in close column and deploy-
ments from the same in accordance with
the rcgulalions, companies breaking
[min the right and marching to the let!
Domestics.
and as regards other goods not quoted below, prions Will be just‘ns
sheep, and will be reduced Just the some as those listed here.
. . A wifiv minke r slain school for both sexes.
inzconmdniziiul are now nn-parul lo furnish K .
I'hcirlirand Concert and more l)n‘lltklm0‘
leis artists (more or less as dcoiredl. lln'hcstra
iinilorms ii lil tiilmore. “'9 ha“: come to stay.
For terms. run. away.» address (‘crrniik Jr
at) lw‘ Orchestra. box [50. Port Chrsler._ fill'.
l’lis r 1
”Jacob M. Layton,
Real Estate and House Agent. General In-
rnramv Ageac'vk’ire'. idle and Accident.
Every nusiness branc laugh: thorn
licrmnn. Engllth and college preparatory“ -
1%.
Business houses supplied with dildo aflat-
anis. free of charge. ’
lls-nquariers for South Norwalk and vicinity
for the sale and rental of the Remington Stari-
danl T\ winner. ter supplies.
I-or (,‘nialognc, ad :
M. A. MERRILL. President.
Wash Goods.
HOMER "B; 'H‘OT‘i'Z
Gin hm 5“ rd liken?“ filesashi TickctTl'abInpinil Shawn.
. . now living in Bridgeport, hag entirely and also (ruin the left and marching in up)” ““15 7,. Unbleached Muslin, 5c yard. “and [hi-es g ............................. ya I mu; “:5 finfllf’é‘.hEI-“mnd’ififialfiii
niture ““1 kmck-knacks displayed "‘7'“ n-covcred lrorn theseven- attack of west~ the right. There were several other 2.609 yards OutinI flannel 10:: quality. 5c yard. EmiETSfififigI: ' ' 1...“ch {2:3 iaml‘fi'r’d‘khi IRa‘iIinmll Ticket-L Bsa- [infill walchlllalfil all“ sleVIRlel
It issaieto say “1“ Ino VBIlCh collcciion ern fever with which he was seized last ni-ii'ciiicnte which Were iincly executed, g? 5:33:31“: r3: élb’dhhim‘cflgmh ““5 my“ Best Dmis Gingham ............................ mic :vard R ’ {Valli 'gn s!‘r:;l.or:;ii to Post Ofilcr ‘5 SORT" MAL“ STREET.
was ever before seen in horwalk. Many WWRI The primary cause of his desire showing the high degree of proficiency 1:000 yardi Summonw'eight i‘anion E'isnncl, 5c yard. 100 plu‘cs Serge Challics, aired to wash. V'nnth Norwa k. l‘onn. Repairing of line-mi complicated watches a
of the articles were over two hundred 3““
in go west, says the Morning News, was
the clmsiiscrrient he received from his
wilc while in company with another
“email l:L~l Sunddy night. Mr h-Ald a
good [Khllllill and cuiniiianilcd a good
salary. but alter his illicit love had bci'n
expmcd lie Would not stay in town. He
bade his friends goodbye, and saying
attained by the communion. Following 5“ Marsiollw Quilts, wonh gm). ”coach. “1qu N 12“ )‘N‘lv 33‘“ price ----------------- 4*“ 3'3“!
u... may "...“. was a dress parade, after MLMarsiellcst'nx-hct Quilts. lz’r-t sin-,worih $2.50, at 3L50
. - , . . . - - _ rdc .
“I"?! “‘1 Ilanbury company “ab my: 100 Lndics' “'rnppers 690 each.
rd l_\ l onipzin} I) [uplnakc of a col .i- 150 Iadics' “‘3me extra quality, worth £1.50, at We
lion. Thr- laucr company became so each.
highly enthusiastic ovcr the drill lhn 1:500 4.; Bleached Muslin, 9c grade. 0k until.
they asacmblnl and voted to go to Dan ‘3
bury Juno 3 for another battalion drill
specialty. Key wind changed to elem. Eve
iscllliy for first class work, and the moi-hag
ical abilltv to do the some.
D. P. MORRELL.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKIXG.
Piano‘ and household furniture moved with
rare. Trunks and packages called for and
promptly delivered. om No. lli “'ashln -
ion sires-t. South Nommwonn. all! "8
years old and all were remarkably well
pescrvcd. The collection of the inni-
died-odd curious things rcilccis great
credit upon the committee, which scour
edtbem for the occasion, lire. M. D.
Randall, Miss Clara E. Marvin. Mimi
Luella I. Lane, Ilse Annie C. Sanford,
IcmlsJ. Wallace Marvin, Wilbur iii.
300T" IRIWllK “WINGS Bill.
6) Washington ulml.
Uprli daily trum9 in [2 a. 111.. and {rt-in l toB
p. in" and on Saturday eveningshrm 6 to S.
irlntrmt alien ed on dEI-Ilfk
ALDIV SOLIIANS. l‘rr-i.
.ulllN ll. "Bills. \‘lre-Prswi.
JOBS ll. KSAPP. Sic. and Tune
on; "sill. scnuniii.
”Soulh .Norwalli Boson Store.
Notions.
. “I“ "9 WM ruins ‘0 ”“033"- departed ' ' ' ‘ ‘ f Pins ................................. lc paper or we doz. D' P' MORRELL' ‘
Doulens and ii. Clrfi‘ord Psalm 1...... the City. He returned in his borne nuns AND runes. . SI Buibmidery on. on onliis......... . . .. . . 9c dozen VETERINARY RHRGEUR. omen or no: rmc IXotary Public, ‘
Aim 8 Vi“ had been Paid l" ”‘9 loan Saturday night. He vowed he would do ’ “ ‘ u “ma 08‘0“ T . me! Hi” “3"”. Paying on spook """ " ‘ ' """"" - - lie in Railroad Place, South Silrwnlk. Ind ;, ,nsmiéonfllxmg; fizkéfg’ :“dh’n”
exhibition the guests “'de “'9“ “"9" boiler, and a reconciliation was clleclcd "”“mu'” 3"" ”I n" ("n-u "“l 5"" . ' Pure ‘ astile bin-p '. """"""""""""""" 7" “k" limv's lime Sim-o. Norwnlk. ii.‘.'im Ill Whrhldflllin street. 80th Norwulkfinlt ll
m ‘0 the dining room, which was m . , . _ , chronicled in n condo-mi ram. ' . Tmnniigmm Glyt‘rrule Soar». ..... .. : . . .. . . .. . . .ilc cake , A A .- ,7 g - . _ - ,, _,_ fl . v“
. _ lWlM‘vII him and his “1'"- \ ll' 4: sn' kc seven “a tw inches _— . , Oakley 5 Apple Blossom audfiwm Violets. . . .. . . . .llc calm
‘nlvh V97! We"! eflccls. The floral Id” . . "H“ M I ’ M . d ' . 0 _ “'e'ilor'i- liair “'avors .............................. 2c each
play about the motel was especially cm in. Plan-lager on. Inn: and thick Is a mans arm was kills-u - Clniici' In! Solemn at ........................ 4c. 6c. iic pair
harmonious and pretty. consisting 0‘ The xv“, w“. of a Dnnbiiry man, who near Great Hill. H 08' e ry [angel-Shears at . . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . .. . .. lrlic pair
white lilacs and smile! tastefully inter was a [moongpr on the train from South Hermann-r William S. Tyler, of Tylcr- . :Kkgjl’li'fiilctl’aper """""""""" ' "‘3 hotIlh: . I
VOVHI- While mi“ particular portion "i Norwalk Sunday evening. Ilo had an ville, is accused by his ncphew, Irving _ s ,0] Silk. , g . _ . . .. . . _ - .I ‘ . I . ~5c ’
the room was the mMeleboratcly dcmr- excursion ticket which is not good on Sholer. of iorgery and highway robbery. {’0 dim“ PM“? TOP “'5‘” “0'1" 1'" 1“"- 3" "‘me w” B ck Plus in Boxes ............................. .2c box . . .
and, elsewhere were many pleasan ar- sun-lay. llr- mini-ed to pay his (are and A Rum“ Catholic 59min”, School wildly dun)“ “mm. Shari-knit hall him. why 0““..le mllfilflplgfiéfim‘”;&ih'm;lg ‘7‘ toloc i A” b"; Insurance Bulldlng son'h Norwalkl
rungemeutsof plants and vim-s, none of made,- a scene in the car i'ondnclor Bells will be located temporarily at New Inn- the. our price, 9c pair. a,“ “he _ . .. _ _ ”L .. . . . "m ' 5,. - i
" m' in“ ”Kim“! M Hm" “”"““‘ "'"' ‘" “d" “"m s"“"'-“""‘““‘ duh and in'nmmrmlinnmibly. an mo! 25'1”“ WWIR‘M VP“ “End‘- - . loo pom Einhroidefy. regular" normals no... """"" '
8m in his dainty arrangement. Tin- w South “mm, and then ”-me him. ”WTIWW. Islands. l.'_i dozen Ladies Ribbed \ests, thnpcd. lI.c. . 1.4,. ‘02,»; sale price ....................... .llic
. . - . . . 4" “"73“ “m” llermsdorl D31" “‘5‘ M“ k m" hose. Princess l'urlinu lronii regular rice lTn“ at 1* each
chocolate was poured h) Mrs. A‘ “ hcn— Th" conductor. unwilling '0 lcnw "w l) we \V‘inll‘ll. who shot Nehemiah .50 (icnis' lilht weight Clouded Aniznln Shirts and ' p ' ' ' ' " ‘ ‘ " '
ton and the codes by Mrs. J. l.. Jennings.
The [allowing young ladies sorrml light
mlrflhmenb: Miners Mary Kirby .lcn
('liildrcn's Sun IlaL-i. worth Win: at ..... .. .. .. . . . . ..L’lic
Pt‘tllllcl’ Trimming. Worth 82c: sale price .............. 211'
Children‘s lime Summits-rs. 3 sizes in him-k or
man (lion: in the rain. licld the train a
minute to allow him to pay his law.
Thou the train went on Willlolll llllll and
limo-cm, others gel. motor same. sale price 39c each.
loll dozen Ladies' good quality Black Hose be In".
We would here call your attention in ii special lot of
Windward in New l-‘airiicld Thursday,
and ('hilrlcn Conroy. his allegcd acclim-
. , , white. worth 15c pair: this ills ............. .. . l0c
. ,. . . . . . pin-o, have bccn bound over under bonds “an“ Outing Shirts we bought at a lorced sale. Vie have Beallachine Oil. I .. . _ . . ' ,
slings. sling; 39111:. :lnlrlryI’IIII'nnI'd lu- began in realm» his fpiIiIiniioili. Tlu» "I indium-sch. . mm” ll) dost-n left and “I“! are ”mug my hot mt”. Ladies'fimbroidcml llnndkcrch’ieism .Liiii'irl'ind'k houh
, r . r . v . y -‘ - I '3 . , - . . v ' " . . ' .
m, "38 U List [Ills [mngir‘l 1-1“ li Iiii n n w (imrxc W. thclcr. “ Immu- punts-r. [Inn on go! one! . . I i m a” 1“ pm},‘ It IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llh‘ each
3‘0““ running up tin- irack. waving his our 0 comparison "‘1! beiwccn our prll‘tl
of llctliel, was fatally crushed between which gummy], 80" or line. we give you our word it is
two insight. cars at Bethel clarion Batiir- not one his era rated. They are bargains and you make a
day night. He was forty years old and mmfillahl‘; Jul}: zfiarg’fimfhé’xzfi} hall dollar
had a large lumily. . each.
Julio‘s McDonnell and bride.oi lieri- (lenis‘hi-avy union flannel shirts, in stripes. 3 «lion,
don, stopped at the Harlem hotel on "all“ I!“ ”09 “"le ["7 3""?“m' Wm“ '9 490 ad'-
The committee "I arrangements “1'” brclla at the rear brakcman and threat—
” the "I.“ “I charge “M “id“! lsrgc— cning to sue the railroad company.
lyinmaklngitthepleasant socislocai- _ .. ,
sion it was. consisted 0! ll. 1). Randall,
In. Oomslmk, Hrs. Randall. like M. K.
Jennings and lies Ella Orlich.
Soulh Norwalli Boslon Store.
(lame to America to Wed.
Tho-re wmy a pleasant wedding at tho
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The handsome house was lhnmgcd
home of Frank Day, on VnnZandt avo-
mic, ycslmlay at 3 p m. The contract—
Tliird nvi-nuo Sunday. At It) o'clock
qualities varying in price from doc. to ".7.
50 llul. assoni-d mmlium.clolh. different kinds and
5 each. make your
Kilohenllepa mom. -,
VALUI. HILL '03
' , ~ I . , . , II In" ll ll were lound unconscious . ‘ l 69c . ,h. ‘ 25am Boards ....................... ...30c 19c
mm‘ m ”em“ u" Imcm m" ins Wm“! won, Robert Ilclluyn. tin. f“ ":3‘ 5" When McDonnell "3:33: {52'1“ «fill; liomie Clem Shirts worth 50¢ each. in dim l'erionlcd Wasliboards .......... 3&- inc
0' the Union t hem“ ML I‘m‘m’lm'dh'h'r "I “WM“ MN.“ m. min or“ - sale ricemecaoh. fidmflomlficrub Brusha .............. iic 9c
M l“- R- “- ”WW", "~ “n" (‘ilincns‘ Bakery, and [m’lly Agm WWW" Mum"! "mm“ “PM" " ' ml’otslo Muslim ............ ...........m on
ins. (is. so John, Rev. and Mind .. - - ,, -,,, 0,. immtnndlhobrfidvisin mantle-s ---—- sdossn Water mum .....aoo no
N and! I! H I'" ll. Llnrke. who arrived in Ne l k ('lnre M M . brake i. 4 rWater Me Me .
r [9. I . . inc ' V' . , n39 on“, . me m" m I“ ................ ' . I
gigolo. 1!- Fox. “:3. L 4” 233$?mT'iZmé'llii‘iifiidmi'i. loll Mwlm two carsinymeh s manner somh "OWL 305“)“ 8“.” ill” “in; --------------- 3'; ii: . I Thinner-lg we can cpuwpretty near giving You an agreeable
humus-s ii. JenningsJirs. n. u mam, m whm. ”mac“, insimmnornis body my modulo 4 ' rs :i‘...;i.i.122222327222so in... surprise-if you will my accept an lliVitntlon to inspect our
Baldwin. Ill-.8- E. Bell". In. Kelli“ p9,,“ in [he prmmce of a number of im:lss.snd by layinngorlocily its: on 1 . 1 II I v ”I egomWIglothu Line .......... % "c iildc‘k of Ladion’ rind Children’s, mkaI Capes. Roofers and
KW; “‘3' ”MWCI‘JW" fronds"! tho lmm muillv- Refmhv "“9“"va m‘” m 9&“3; 39MB “ill 53 .lio' ii 3?,E‘d ”Milt: awn-“w“.éag‘pgiggjjj::_:j:::j: 9, i: Blazers. Our new and complete stock of ladies' Shirt Waists
In) 11- Wvfldflmnv ”a”? - A’W' mono. womwmui and sphessni luiur “0 fl" m‘v'”"""mu : ,‘m that “mushrooms ...... . ................... Cc lie in all styles and grains. induundried and unlnundricd, range
unieL'l'ollesfiotnains Clinton. DIM .... spot“ by all met. The newly flee-nannies! into an: Dress OOds iso'l‘sek Human ....... . ........ . so in nice from 60c to 86 l. I ch
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Isry m“ - .' n” 7'" 0'" n“ " m” 'h " in a quarry near Last Lyme,wss murder- iii . 1.000 Dinner "an; . 7 . . _
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alt. Isms. Beings L. Rockwell. W. city,wiiere iheyboth immerly resided. inisrded the mom line owl train for flinchl’hkl Flannel ..... .. ......... fl) 030' lilo I d' I II ‘ Gl I S _ 1“”le t 0th are no"
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Thesmount oi oysters exported to and when theiide my, outlt m. “19. 0M plum ‘3“, Mg?“ ard 45 ”to sum mmalk BM" mom in Lace Columns and Upholstery goods We are mills l
mm. mm'"""”""“ M "m "d “'3 heethoueolibohostslniostin the mid. “kW-"0"" F" I beautiful line. -
M “109.1%? barrels. The transatlantic die. A mm M MW ‘0 In ”wreck—:— &
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mfimymmu'flxfi mantel the cargo. 11in steamer is at as", will givegon these lsale days. Bewise allldhcom earlyl. Jake our selections, and my“ g I" y ry lly a?“ it" I?
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Remember our store is open every evening until 8 o’clock;
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