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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 14, 1892 · page 1

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rfim.ukmthMb “WW. “‘9 Bot-tilde “the
sums» cm- ow we 1'“! MW“ "0"“ “WW‘
MM‘Wl-IW-rnéd =-' Walled mfimmflw to
par a... ruin-ii Imp-"n11...“ pointsrecoiver for the company. The
MOODVCIWCI- gull“ me before the WIP
5 _ tame! the Superior Courtand the
mountain» moron hon-w plolntilts have inked that pending the
750.0“,me m by “‘9 hearing a leniporary receiver beappoinb
Hoyt brothers are_nesrly completed. ed. mmgmmmmfimm
1hr Ibow I buildurs 50 by 190k“- heard to-dayatthooonrbhouseinBrldge-
mmmwmmm “ere-0n port. MdetTflmd the Con-
finhridooflbolobbrgmfl 0W solidatedrosdliastlled n bond to prom-
vlll b- 1! In 80 last .A brick wall Intheapplicstlonitisststod that the
minimum-Mm fmui {he apital stock is ammo, “drain the
m Thunwlllslso be “m“ companyhuiunedllrstinortgagehonds
, ailments-begin!” the “31“" 013300.000. Theoonipuny clsimtoown
min. hvhich than 18 ' PM?!“ real estate to the value or $100,000, and
.rmwbr 23 M The ““89 '7’“ b" theirothruneetscomistolhostsmtc.
“kW-“'9 {9“ “WWW“ “‘0 full The three railroad companies nsrned
widthoftbethcstre. 33’5“." otsuto- own all but three shares of the capital-
ufie-erlnklur-s lire-d eel-'91! 0'3" stock, their several holdings beingns fol-
ded-or Ind file- The “6mm "I“ lows: New York and New England, 999
“WWW" “‘3 MM)?” shares; Homatonic, 499 shares. Daubury
m Ind will hm “we 01m sud Norwalk, 499 shares. It is alleged
M will ‘h be “Em!” from 9‘" that the company have transacted busi-
flr-sIllak-ofthe {“8“ 0“ each ““1” nessstnnet loss ever since it started,
“mm 3 "1 independent 3m” Ind that further transaction of businea
NBS '0 “Rm! "1" gullery. The by them would result in great loss to the
allar'mh-ve. Mammal“ "0m creditors.
‘59va “I independent “f“ m “‘9 It is further alleged that none of the
limel- “Ilium leading; tome directors ofthecompnnyisnstockholder.
my andgallcry "'1 be of {"0" ”3“ Au injunction was served on the New
data. 'l'bellooroftbe lobhy “u boin England Terminsl company by the Cori-
m and the wnlk‘vrill .b" rough solidated company, it is said, enjoining
W “ah“ stencil work "'_ “IV" them from doing business. The Long
sndncld. 11““ ”9““ ”0‘?“ '“ all, Island milk train went down to Wilson
twomoachsldeoltbopnlqum ”“91““! Point as usual this morning, but was
a 0"“ «ch “9 “f the balcony level. alterwsrds brought back to this city and
MC “'9 drop mm “of!” “‘3' sent out over the Comolidsted mod to
there will be In “baton curtain. There

_ , , New York city. It consisted of twelve
will I” "m droning-rooms situated he cars. Superintendent Payne has receiv-
neath thcstsge.

. edrdentodispose' follthel lit
'l'bsexterior,sssecnlromtbostreet, o 0 mix

_ _ , , new in theysrd st Wilson Point, and it

will b" 1'8“ MW brick, "Eh will probably hereafter go over the Con-

”monumental work, tbegenernl solidsted road to.its destination. The

m d the first W 1mm LonghhndandEssternStates expo-cu,
‘ W “W '1“ ”9 WWW due in Soutb Norwalk at not, did not
a?” mdimnducsutllghts. “Exam my, mmmm
1;me h” ”9““!me in Long Island cars running over the
,addltion to the "am system Housswnic railroad. The steamers

thrush a large lantern light fitted with CIT” Charles and Express are tied up to

“mmmm 0" “w '0“ the ' stOystchsyandtbe Intrepid

0'“ W “'89, 9*" Vi“ ”9 ‘9'?“ in ’ilson Point.

mllerexhainsts m the main hum?“ Various rumorssrentloat. which can-

Air will also be taken in by mecbamcal not, however, be veritlal.

means. .m- “...-.- -_

The m 003% of the brim-

complete k .355“). The contract for

stonework has already been let and work

(It the inundation will begin next week.

I. Kmart-onset the architect.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

YOU DON'T SAT 50!

 

l'r 00188"! require the memory of on
“out-st inhabitant“ to recall the dnye,
seemingly but u few years ago, when
Charlie Rogers trudged over the bills
every Sunday morning with n small
[brindle oi New York paper: under hi
arm. He was the only person then who
delivered Bundsy papers,and li'u sales
probablyde not exceed fittyor sixty.
They arrived here Tron: NewYork on
the “milk train" at 8s. m., and at ten
cents apiece did not lindavcry ready
sale unle- they contained some startling
picceol news. Dsnbury sndothcrintcro
iov towns never saw asundsy paper until
the [allowing day. Now there are com.
parstirely few families in town into
wliichaBundsy paper does not that its
way, and ball a hundred newsboys hawk
tliemonour streets. ltisssidtbattip
ward ct 2,500 papernaresold inflorwalk
every Sunday. Instead of getting them
at 8 o'clock we get them and. slid
have them scrvcd.still dsmp from the
' press, with our breaklast.

Wits? sbnsythorwghlaretbeWash—
iuxtonstrsetbrulgchssbecome. There
arclull twenty-llvebusineusplacos scat-
teredslonults ”Kahlua nearly every
WNMJMDIMEI stand to
an spotbceary's shop, is muted.
They have all loostcdtherewlthlnavcry
tow years. his question. sonntlrncv,
howwnsnysmsllm sslst. not in
this particular locality. but in other
isctkinsotthetown. Butthat they do
llvo,movsapdharcthctrhclng,ls quite
millet.

hsrrtiniwnu llspnhliosu will the
ttisthstgsnntthocsmpslsn toscionow
unknown-impish] snd erudite st-
tornsyJotuiIl. Light, will deliver an
sddrsuontbc lun- ot the campaign.
ltlstoosarlyysttortlcuthltcrwslk
llspnblicuis or Demons“ to insert

 

DOWN 0N BUTTS' ISLAND.

It. uttls Ulla-Inch club "as Its
Whtmdthm

The Little L’Eammock club had its
first outingot the season yuterday.
About filty of the members went to
Whhndhythchcsdant
10L... andspuitthcdsyinshsppy
manna. no {cost wsscookcd and
“mmmdflmhhn
Ermwkir'wasshly s-tstrdbytbe
WM'WBmith.
lathssbsenccol V,l.chler,Ad~
“(k-tut A " cltbcdairy,
GINGER-fills. stunner-s
acidic. Notwithstanding the severely

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

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nuns-o urschut-tiol isms.
mtalmdtlisckfiesttoasbts ham

.. _ two inducer men-i rammed-two
. ‘ “...-H‘s” ‘_ ‘ u..'...‘....m.nu;n..380
Wanna timomllesdowstroetmh.........s250

s‘ino‘onidon not than, each... ......troo

GE 155'wa
'3 Firefend “Life insui‘euCe.”

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. r'V n; 1““1’. hill." 1. :
SUMMER SIIIITERIIGS. ... ....n. r”. .... ...; ......
. , . laces- AI-cot certain.
losses. July ls—‘t‘hthsl returns

TH! 001180 ANTI GOING 0? (71“

toss. mtoday sliow Gremlins
sun moon mm M

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It Mme-drown (Instant.
.... ”urinal-viva“ mo.wv 7"
Attorney John S. Seymour

 
 
 

mm rumba-sun m. a no
“not“ lflfitflidt ').‘5r“l§'*t‘l‘ I" >"”' ”

cal-s.

thisnoontromatrlptoNewY . . ,was .9
Samuel Nut. 0‘ WW, Will WWW“!!-
lcsvctown loudsytorAllmtowan. 413 votes. The

Winfield Scott and family, of Franklin
avenue, are sojourning st Ridxeficld for
a couple of weeks.

Chsnnoey Lockwood and family, or
Chestnutstrest, Norwnlk, spent yuter-
day at Glen lslsnd.

Ilr. and Kris. Stephen Atwater, of
Brooklyn, ll. ‘42. are guests of relstivss
on the Wilton road.

Mr. and Mrs. Gc’orge Quintard, of
Chestnut street, Norwalk, are spending
the day at Glen lslsnd.

fir. and Mrs. ll. J. Betti, ot (.‘uyahoga
Fells, Ohio, are guests of Allen Bette, of
Newtown avenue, Norwnlk.

lit. and Mrs. James Tracey, 01 Morris—
town, T’s , are guests of his father, John
Tracey, of I’lsttsville avenue.

Misses Currie and Vina Corbin, Sybil
Day, and Nina Williams, of Danblll'y.
are at Cedar Cottage, Bell Island.

Eugene Boyer. 0! Iain street, 'Nor-
wslk. who in spending the summer at
Owen Grove, made a flying trip to Nor-
wnlk. yesterday.

W. J. Foster, hook-keeper for thy-
mond Brothers, In enjoying s week‘s
vacation sthis father‘s cottage on Boll
Island, accompanied by his wife.

Mrs. J. L. Ritchards, Jr.. and Mrs.
John D. Candy, of Newark, who isspent
in; the summer with her, are attending
the weddingoftheir cousin. Ili- Mary
8. Candy. to Banett Sanford. today in
Newark.

.1. ll. Patton sud Miss 31er Durnelle.
of Washington Court House. Ohio. have
beenthegnestsof llr. and Mrs. A. J.
Cream, 0! South Iain street. Today
they start for Washington, D. 0., accom-
panied by Miss Edith L. Crossmsn.

Mrs. Herbert S. Brown and two sons.
of lockport, N. Y., are spending a few
weeks with Ir. and Mrs. H. S. Brown,
Harilnnd street. Mr. Brown will visit
here inafew days and will preach in
the Congregational church on the fillet
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matador may have surprises in store [or
bothpsrtiss.
new“. hsswrittsnalcttsrtotbs
Ilcctorsot mmmmnythanking
than: for having clectedhlin tortheststh
ttmc,sndunderlocslcircurristsncesot spo-
clalstrsssuddiflculty,toreprsscnt them
luthchouscolcomrnm Essays-soars
earnesthopcthathcwillnotlallbshindths
clectorstndesircaiideflort to minister to
the tipping. or the who! an 0m-

uidtbcstrcn‘gthandsolid union
ottbsemptre.

 

 

 

 

 

A Letter Ivan Cleveland.
lrnntmoaocon, Ky, July ill—11»
following Inter-pl! letter from Grover
Cleveland loin reply to resolutions passed
by the (lowland-Elm“? or this
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"I do not warrior tbst those adopting
thesercsolnttonsspcskotthsrorcsbtllssa
lint-rt: ol Bepnbltanhm. Such doctrines
asttcmhodicssrcadtrsct sttacknponths
splritsod thorny otour government.“
whllcsncbsmsasnresspeclsllylisascslrlis
wcflsnsndyaospsrltyoltkcsonthtlinst
becondsinnsdand denounced byslltboss
cvsrywkwe who love their country and
have the lustclaimtobonnuhnrsdsincu
tbcscwkcbclisve ismsprlndplsscttns

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w to Amer MIC-I.
Gnostic, July lt—Tks Interstate coir
Int-cc commission my be compelled to in-
scvt to the courts toforcecsrtstndisclosnrcs
regarding the alleged illegal relationsh-
twesii the gigantic lllisoh Steel company
and are rallrcads aadsrtlis
laws or this ststcaiid laces-in, as tbs
interested parties put on the wine. stand
refused point blank to answer the vital

titration: asked them.

Tn It. Swill"! Publicly.

N's" Your, July tt.~At a mating“ the
local subcommittee cl notification to the
Drnumtlc candida. tor the presidency
sud rho presidency it was announced that
the Indian: Square garden had been so
aired in which to Inks tbsnotiflostlol,
and it was decided to bold the Dentin-st
night. Another nicotine! the committee
will he held to make the srrangeiiisnts for
the event. --

”nub-ohmic“
Psoara. llla, Jaly lt—lkhtcss Itvvs
werelutlrythelakhgottbehankls
Poison. Addedtothesorrowoverthshs
ofllfchafsmol’tnduatlonovcrthcsl-

 

cant-la Oonldsa's Induction.

hicol members of the National Guard
have heard a rumor within the last day
or two that Horacio J. I). (linililcn has
resigned trout the position of Inspector
of [title Practice at the Fourth regiment.
When questioned upon the subject by a
representative 0! the Stamford Advocate
Captain Goulden admitted that there
was foundation for the story, and that
he had sent in hh resignation under date
olJuIy 9. Tics-id thsthe needed all of
his time for lib bininess. Not only in
Sorwslk, but in all the computes corn-
poslng the Fourth regiment, this news
will be received with regret. Captain
Boulder: is not only personally popular,
but his adaptability for the duties of
inspector of rifle practice has beengeuer—
sllyrmrecogniud. and it is generally ad-
mitted that he has done much in educu»
in; the regiment and advancing its emo-
icncy in the standard 0! marksmanship.

only
thsrchsarwksnttbqants
sluk,lspoaltlvdydschrudtohsvadcc
to‘ototbstatodltsamar's .

bloom-at Mora-r Ides-Is M
Barman, July lt—Js-Ltsutsnaat Gov-
ernor hunch l 100mb. cl New Indoor,

doses at his daughter, In lisvsnieycr.
Hewsshornlalqne. news-cleanlin-
tsuaatgovsrncvcfl‘nnnecttcutbythsbew
mattepartylnlm Relics since hoses
pvnaldrnttalclsctoraad ha! rsutvsdcthsr
politic-thorium

 

luvs locum Accepts.

Kiss llelen Bugle-hart, the lady (coca
who is giving exhibitions at Intel: Point
this week, has scceptcd the challenge of
w» n- w. a... w .. .... ...... “norm ..“mm'r.
M! Artillery, NEW in TIII Bm- :H ' Th. AWN” limd’d AM
NI]. yestsrdsy, sod their tlirsodsy con- m sad to. miller Vslattolsco.
testlov points sodclmssidewlllbcgtn OIMMQDW.” missions-ditto!»-
today. no contest will undoubtedly WWW” ______*_
attract WEB Interest. T“ I.- Wm ”M.

lsarhllnocswlutsatlsa.

Benson Avass. July lows us-psdo best
named the Rmalislonndsrsd tractor-o!

 

 

 

«...... ...... ... cloned .
llsrnsy' mom, in Man «anvil

mustard. newlines-ante with s
tenants-h,” it was some thus lie.
forshocallgstonshcrsasthshatbws
tsptoondsusllynpsstttsclilsi, Haw a
thssdivwnsdmasdwhss

bystanfiorehsrdlykaswwhsttodc.
Myhshhvdststhlqbsls,”
sdkhwudofi-tcsm—ltnd

 

m ”ETTIIIIOMESTEID. STOCK éALéE

. r”; ‘ ‘
Finding ourselves somewhat overstocked, and rather than to wait
now-thrice anathema. and then markia special 'rcduction‘,"a§
writes being. «compelled: . toncarry over a ballincclto‘ next season, we ‘.

Unionists. mmm .‘

g '5‘: 1
nuns rump

ii‘r’riimnriusn
40: “~51,“ x: U. i

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“melon Workout, to Be
Brought late the Mills.

 

 

; 3.3.

,n. ' i , , ,1. ~':
loin, AIM j ’"tii'smo'rwnynau‘ ' "its artists
blot-Wan uni- Itrllos.
1M (ll-Nana- vealed Int. 0|v~
“Uplonaatnslrclrtrllpe.

Mo,h.Julylt.-Newshasbsea
Wheat-turns much to Rm
stead. 'l'lictownls still'orderly,tattno
Itch Influx-cut liu prevailed since the
withs- Imbarnodtk‘ OovernorPat-
mmmnnoptomm
“body believes that the (hrasgts
mutahntksstspharodmadtliat
Myhmmm thc'oplntoa ls
flow-Mustard thatadhptch W
«M Bnowdsa’s hssdqnarters states
tonne nonunion men will be brought into

 

1' thsarnvgicrsill today. Xotbing cache

lssrasilsstothsdireenon from which the
meawill come and whuatlicy have been
Basra-d.
Tbflcersat headquarters aid in reply
boll-quirks that mum-comm
toiluprt truths subject. But word‘wss
passed to the odlcsrs in ccsnmsnd of the
diflcnnt ughncnts to he in routines for
Maud it wunoticsdthstprcparsttous
were being ins-lo toradetsllot guardstc
quell any dozen-mo in Romans-ad or
vicinity.
The question 0! the hour is, Will there he
muhls when the nonunion men arrive!
Bounty that the strikers will nuns their
gals-til the militia departs. and thenit
has torth with avlolcnce that will
bodslllto svery‘hisn herowho is outside
0! “simulated sanctum polo.
Mmothsrswhomnotoeruin that
the yrs-em ot the soldlcrywill bosom.
clout to prevent some kind at an eminent.
laser General Bnowdcn has located his
in the Carnegie school house.
atwostory lruns‘hnlldiug on the TII'OI' ..t
the hill. and a line or pickets surrounds the
butldh.
Tbs clamps-em on the bill has been
named Camp Black, alter Colonel 8am
”wwwm‘" ““3532?
two ”were mutt-i t
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out Boo-M it. told a story 01
naval-churns. ltwasthstinacsrtsin
redhelldingona side street of the town
wasstorvd dynamite enough to not only
blow irpthsaitllshutthesnttn place.
Jut whetaction the militia may take in
themattor,llany,it'n impouible to learn.

vitriol-mt watched. and in the
avsat at any y of hostility will be

other working»
many of the troops
ln quite a tow
boys had been

. rovehtton or these things stirred
Conant Buowden into unwontsd wrath.

thou-sen laylolrrostsd.

The deflated,“ they“
an Ill-la motives la coasts; away‘ha
Waist they meant to use this
dnply mt. luv turns-island

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

rite nuances: urn srsov.

m'mhth'aflmthld-
‘ vtserytla-utttsstelmlio.
nous-run, Jsly lt.-—a Isl-um ct
01””va Hausa-:3
cups-y
blown-ammonium»
vhivr airbrush-a.

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lntcutffor the next few weeks to devote a week to each stock, and dur-
ing that week we shall offer not only genuine bargains but they will be
genuine surprises as well, as it is our purpose not to carry one dollar’s

worth of this season's goods over to next year.

TOW".

~’ OMS'TCCK ‘

1

THIS WEEK

Dress Goods Department.

The prices quoted below will last only from JULY 6 to I3.
Don't wait and make the mistake of thinking you can get them later
on; others want them, so be first and don't let others get what you want M“

I ___250 Dress

3' one suit to customer only At 10c per yard the suit would

cost you 31.“), which is the price others are getting right here in
We shall give a chance however to buy the pattern for ..... 39C

2“ 50 ten-yard Dress Patterns, fine quality Scotch Ginghams~
no two patterns the same——worth 25c per yard.
price for this week will be——for the ten yards ............ . .. . ”$1.49

‘Wc shall also give you the chance to select from any of our

large stock of Best Domestic Ginghams—an)r dress pattern
you may select—limited to two patterns to customer, at. . . . “lie pr yd

5th;-

8 —Ten yards Figured Challies for ....... -. ...... ......

%_Tcu yards 10c Dress Gingham for ......................
I u h Twelve pieces Pure Silk Black Dress Net, valued at from
E 85c to 3

your choice for ............... . .................. . . . . . .65c pcr vard
Remember the only place to get these bargains is at the

83 waShifion"§li.

SOUTH NORWALK.

ROTH

atom to not Itsntit Mm
m Iflliwilll '

1000 .yards Zcphyrine, 5 yard wide, last colors. in fancy
stripes and plaids, regular shilling goods.
Sale price ........ .... ........................... .. ....Hc per yard

filli—

Ten pieces of 25c fancy plaids and stripe. part wool Suit-
. ings. just the thing for street and shop wear; double fold.
Price .......................... _, ..................... 17c per yard

7 h Fifteen pieces 40 inch Dress Goods. Value In»: per yard.
I Sale price

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

being no it, yon m _
up. We'bsvcn’tsnytlinsitt},
. lose. neither been...
must close out our stock. at
Summer Clothing. dell? lsn’tfw
time for letting cltli'er-‘llttlc
things or on tiling-4min in
the wsy; itlssthncfortaklng
the bull by the irons The“
yything‘for'vustodolshlmvlktll‘ . ~,
. . worth your wliilonobiiy‘ and“? 5,,
buy stones. Bitindocsmenleto enmesnrulno'us rotations. As
' onrprioesgodownaonr pintltgoesup. deillshow’yousunnprw
ocdsntsdcoinbluationntrnlnousrstesandbixinduccmentv.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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n wellington stunt, ’

 

_-..‘dlll inns,»
Pains, llils. Glass. etc.
PICTURES mm In unlit.

PAINTING, PIPER HANGING llll
llEllllllATllG.

79-Washinglon St-Tl

 

 

we call your attention to our

 

 

 

 

"tirir‘rIiiXi‘t'r em, sort or 189:.

To timings, late George, It.
ltcllngor, Thousand Islands,
Niagara Falls-

The Ilygcin and Recreation Co. 1'. EPeck.
manager. humour}: that beginning Monday,
Jul ' llth. it will inaugurate the third lesson
of elightt’ul personally conducted four—day
trips to Hamiogmh ' Em?“ Limited Express
trains vln Housatou c l lmud.

Patterns of Serge Challics, 10 yards to pattern,

I

Our cut

Ten Pieces Fancy Figured Bedford Cord Suiting, 2 mm fiéfiflwpfll 9081*15850
wrdc. Price will be ................... . . . . . ........ .llc yd gggd,£:$&§‘:§%§§§fifgfig;fi

admission to the s lendid‘ nor 2!. mud con-
certs. magnificent on: in. mineral springs.
etc. Stopping at any n the large hotels ill!)
or more extra. Side trips to the famous Lake
George and Mt Mctirerfor nl greatly minced
rules. Also minced pr cc tor the 18 mile ride
on the new Electric Railway with double deck
Pullman I‘irlnce Cars.

Remember these popular trips to Snmtnvn
arc giwn weekly beginning Monday, July in .
and every Mum sy thereafter until close 0!
90350". a

CI-IJIO COVERS COST 0]"
T'lirsnd four-day trip to Thousand Islands,
Tuesday. August 16th. and to Niagara Kalle,
Tuesday. September 6th. Slim}. "
item for trips to the Irent World's Fair
l l. at Chicago. will short 3' be presented, give
Inf lines! service at lowest rates.

‘irculnrn containing full partlcnlnm can be
obtained it: ticket other: of R. H. l‘lnlsted
drought: elm hook IlT coupon tickets.

Tram ical‘ua‘ South Sci-wall: at 1le s. m.

Titian:

Cradduck’s ,_
llll. Ill! WISHMBTMI STREET,
The People’s Harriet.

ALI. KINDS OF PRIME MEATS AND

FRESH VEGETABLES TS THEIR
SEASON.

................ ....................33cperyard
..39c

v

p.
0

9c

L50 per yard. During this week you can make

 

 

Give us a trial and you
customer.

 

will become at steady

Hard—“Times Prices.

a. w.‘cninnuci ’i’sor.

PBOP‘II‘I'ORS.
DOES

lllllll TEA -

G. R. VANALsrrxn, Proprietor.

 

 

“ M STSMITH"
W lllll null 8W“?

A little

I!" IN NEED OF SOMETHING COOL AND YET DURABTJ".

Ft

Shirt Waists

in White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.

litiss‘ Yachting tips in all Shapes and Stilts. :
it til limit 4 .
lllll Wm Who'll
[truths cl Paulo: II to. Inn, Illa tit liner wt.
20”!!de Wellington in utilities piston

.0!!!le

“some or rare: ram "9 ssss‘ m use.

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