.5:
houreltmomafiouthliain street” $3.000
1 1housetroomsCedsrstreet........_..t1,500
1 " It “ Springstroet......... 8,250 1 “ 7 “ Vanandtavenuo..... 1,960
l "" 7 "y Wat “rectum”... 3300‘ 1 “ ’7 “ Prospect street....... 2,200
:I .. r “ Bsyviewa'veuuo..... tom 11 u 9 u and barnOenter street 2,400 ‘
1 “ 7 “ ,Elmwood avenue.... 3,600 1‘ “" 8 “ near ElmGrove store 2,350
1 ” 7 “ and brothers street 4,000 l “ andbarn Bell Island.......... 2,200
The pavilion east end of drswhridge, stock and fixtures.
Fire, Life and Accident
—————GEO. LOOKWOO
No. 2 South Mala Street.
MEI DF MYSTIC LIIII.
my!“ NORWALK illlll PENIS
"It! soar-roar. .
ammlsara' lall Across the
nasal—45c Wales-a titre-ta the VIII-
m g, the r" u-a VIIlagsrs utus
hath-alum“...
mmaptalullowlaud in com-
mand,staarncddownthobarbor shortly
humdo'clockhstcveningwithanem-
HemolOddFellowshiplying from her
aural-Spok- Sbehadonboard about
’l'lbmembers of Butler Lodge, of thh
climbs-ad hunndacromthefioundtovhitthe
lodgeat Northport. The sail to Long
lslandoccupiedalittleover two hours,
latttlrehlpwunottedimmuthe Nor-
walklrnn Works Band and the Rand
'hebhhjoclubenlivenedtheoccnsion
withmdc.
Arrivingat the Northport dock, the
vitingOddFellowsweremethyadele-
gatiouflomtheNorthportlodge. accom-
paniedbyalnndolmuic. and forming
inlinetheymarchedupthcmain street
museum' monurnentiutbe central
partotthevillage, then counter-marched
to the lodge room. The demonstra-
tion along the lme of march
was little less than an
ovation. Haters were decorated and
illuminated. the air Was aglow with
rocketaand red fire, handkerchiefs lint
tered everywheremndthere were words
Iolwelcomeoneveryhand, whilethe
. lowship.
I
phying of the two hands consolidated
added much to the enthusiasm of the
occasion.
After the Odd Fellows had
mumbled andqicmd the lodgein the
regular order, them degreewu con-
ferred on threeoandidatu—fiustavl’it-
mandfi'neatBrundagepiButlerlodge,
and ameruher of thelllorthport lodge.
flit-work wasdoneby the degreeteam
ofButler lodge,andnotwithstanding the
heat andtbe crowded conditional the
lodgeroom,itwas psrformedinaman
nutbatcalleditnth many highly com—
plimentaryrennrksfromthe Northport
hrethrll. Thelodgnroom'nanewone
handsomelylia’nhedandfoynished. and
welladaptedlothepurposesodedFel-
Pollowiugtheceremonies in the lodge
rooms, the Odd Fellows went to Nation-
alhalehereanelalnnateandtempting
supperwaassrved. andwherethe hands
spin diacoursed sweet made. love
thananhourwasspentatthe well-tilled
tables, and it was omsiderably after mid-
I when the South‘Sorwalk felkiws
startedter home. They landed at the
daekllae about 8 o‘.clock sleepy. but
satiatiedwitbtllirlrlptosorthport
W
”HILARY RICO“. ‘
w in the Iowa at Ian-nib Dill-I
thalanlholdnll-
M were twenty-eight deaths in
liorwalk duringthe month at July.»
rollers: I
v. or. n.
I.
III
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ova-cathcfthiayearandthseone-
venbstow:
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Mann-"Sewnmmmm ...... n
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cyst-Ilium“ tbattlnysrs
lackto‘bsvca limited trainto
York and back every day
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ENGINEER BAKlll SUSPENDED.
Pending an Investigation at What‘. (la-c
lanv What-g alaglala
Weasel
a fearful accident was narrowly averted.
cont .
The Lenox limited was late. After disc
charging and receiving passengers at
South Nor-walk the tnin was started for
theerom-overto the Consolidated road
tracks south of the depot. The New
Englandlimited was about due but as
thchlock signals both north and south
ofthedepotweresetassoonasthe
switch was opened no thought of danger
occurred to anyone. The engine and
onecarofthelenox limited had safely
pa-ed over the switch, when with a rush
and a roar the New England limited
dashedsrnund the curve north ofthe
depot. at a rate at thirty miles
an hour. The depot partly con-
cealatheviewoitheDanburyl
Norwalk tracks and Bph Baker, the
engineer of the New England limited,
did not, until he was almost past the
depot, perceive the awful danger of
both trains. While with one hand he
shot oh the steam and applied the air
brakes, with the other he reversed the
lever of his engine and pulled the
whistle. The latter apprised the
engineer of the Lenox limited of the
danger and as he jerked the throttle
wide open his train shot swiftly ahead.
Engineer Baker “gave her the sand" and
with the grinding of the wheels as the
air brake clutched them. the New Eng-
land limited came to a stop with the
pilot of the locomotive barely grazing
the last two cars of the ”lenox" as the
latter cleared theswitch and struck the
main “L. ”Aw... V-
NOIWALK "to! WORKS BAND.
‘l'luy lad- 1min... Public Arm
Last Ironing—Ola“ and blur-hora.
The Norwalk Iron Works band made
theirlirst public appearance last aren-
ing. They rendered two selections at
the entrance to the Odd Fellows’ hall on
South Main street previouetoaccompany—
ing the members of Butler lodge screen
theSound to Northportmnd one selec
tion on the way to the boat. Their play—
ing was highly creditable to so young an
organization. and was generously ap-
plauded by the large conmurse of people
that gathered in the vicinlty. The hand
is only about six months old. but by per-
sistrmt practice two ereniruv each week,
under theilntmet‘sou of ~Thon1aa Hope,
the Illelllllflfl'lllb‘fi'lll“ rapid strides.
The organization will no doubt become a
medittothecity, and will delight the
people of South Norwslk on many
occasions.
The members are: Cornell. Edward
Blackburn, Wilbur B. Sellout, Joseph
Perry, Edward Dolly. Andrew Webster.
Joseph tlorham, llenry Decker: clari-
onels, James Smith, Wallace Ile-
Quhae, Fallen Sodaswrni, Joseph
piccohi, L‘liilord Keil-
ney: altos. Albert Bradley, Lewis
llanford, Edward B. Hayes; ten-
ors, (3. Will Day (slide trombone),
Clarence Webster: barimne. James liar-
. vey; Ebb“. Denny llullzdrums. Wil-
liam Simona (bass). Richard Gilmore
(tenor), Charles Dauler (cymbals). The
president at the band is Lewis llaniord:
secretary, Albert Bradley; trI-asurer,(l.
Will Day: business roaring", Wallace
leQuhae.
They have provided themselves with
neatmphthdwlthhmmand bearing
the letters N. l. W. It.
will was.“ it. ihuim... Win--
At the requtntot tlicllouth blorwalk
Prohibition club, Attorney John ll.
Light. of this city, hsaconeeoted to meet
humus crlltcrol mallow
Z £35911qu apuhllo W
the prohibition question.
form the question shall take, the date.
MW wanna» rub-nu:
M‘wtlthprobsblatbattbsdebatc
will take place early in Beptsmber at
[uric Ball. la the debates thus far
held the question hm been aoaretblng
likethls: ”ltmolved,tlntyouagrasnla
tut slioulll support the Republican
." Theevstcathaabeeutbateae
gnaw-haulsadodfortwentyorthlrty
mummbsfollowsd byhhopponeut
lsrtwentyor tbbtyailnauaztbeueaeb
c.V..whowillbelilthslr
“Weds-day. Asgastlt.
deceit-auntie cubed-satin
tordcutlwarllvalofthelfllan.
it
. a:
l
E
Whaaalwaysbsen
mustnllable cn-
sincere on the W road, has
heennnpendedmendinganluvestigatlcn
bythe omens of the road. It seems
pruntrainagotintothcsame block and
Engineer Bakerclaims that the signals
were not set against'him, while the
operators in both towers aillrm the
E
FEE
nsu rance.
low pricmwllltakcyoubysu
,no
South NorwallI. Ct.
ANNALS OF THE TOWN.
WRI'I'I’BN I" 'l'llli SENTlNBL'S
UlllQlIthlllll ISN'T!“
Bull-can M at last llght‘a M-
Journad lastlngatitha Ila-mun (flannel!
' ~tIarbv'. oami- ”sins sud-ins. rim--
mended [or Various Booth larwalh
ltrncta.
Owingtotho alnsnce of layer Reed
andSenior Councilman Craw, Council-
man li. D. For prmided at the ad joum-
ed meeting of the Board of Councilmen
last evening. Councilmen \‘olk, Coley,
llcllabon and Trowbridge were present.
A petition was received from James
C. Crowe, asking permission to ulhke
alterations to his carpenter shopon Ann
street, converting the building into a
dwelling house. Councilman Ttow-
bridge, committee on the department
reported favorably on the political. and
by vote of the council it was granted.
The taxpayers and residents of Taylor
avenue petitioned for the laying of a
sidewalk on High street from Taylor to
Elmwoed avenues. Referred to the
committee on streets and sidewalks.
The committee on streets and side—
walks recommended that Elmwoorl
avenuebe curbed and gutters-d on the
east side, and curbs. gutters and side-
walks bglaid on the west side from llill-
aidel’lacenorth to the-last houseon the
west side of the street; on High street,
curbs and gutters on the south side, and
curls, gutters and sidewalks on the
north side, from Elmwood avenue to
Taylor avenue; on Golden Hill street.
curbs. gutters and sidewalks on thenorth
side, and curbs and gutters on the south
side from Elmwood avenue to Bayview
avenue, and on the north side of Concord
street from the school property to Wood
street. and on Wood street the entire
length on both sides.
A layout of Lexington avenue was ex-
hibited by the city surveyor. and on
motion the council decided to lay the
matter over until the next meeting.
The city clerk was instructed to draw
an order on thetreasurer for W0 for
the street commimioner.
REAL ESTATE “ANSEEIIS.
A list at Warrant.- Daoda Recorded
In the Town Clark's 0-".
John Buckley todohn .l. Buckley. of
Brooklyn. N. Y., land and buildings on
Franklin avenue: Iionsideration, 92.4w.
Rotou l’oint Improvement company to
Willie Woodwanl. Jr.. lot at liolon Point.
on Men avenue.
Boson Avery to Bullock Waterbury,
oiCIuee River. N. )1, land and build-
ings at llowayton.‘
Susan Avery to Jennies. SI‘ofield. land
at Bowaytoa.
Agnes B. Smith to Agnes F. Smith,
land on Sheffield lahnd.
Agnes 8. Smith to Theodore II. Rich.
ards. land on W Island.
Agnm B. Smith to Linda H.
berlain, land on Sheffield lsland.
Agnes B. Smith to Ada lay Node , "l
Philadelphia, Pa, land on Sheffield
Island.
Agnes ll. SniithtoThornotta ll. Smith
of; New York city. land on Shelliel d
Island.
Agnes B. Smith to Stanley 3. limiIh.
of Westport. land and buildings on
Shedleld lshad.
Agnes ll. Smith w'l'heodore lidyanl.
of New Rochelle, the plainIL TeIIIperonI'e
Island.
Iartha l’. Rowland to John W. l’en-
nel. Alfred T. and Julia ll. Sella-Ger. oi
New Rochelle. land and buildings on
Plan llill.
Charles P. lluagland lu Hertha J.
Elli. land at Iiilverrnine.
flannel If. rim to llarrle flore-
hquc, land at East Norwalk. on Iyrtle
archive.
In Cola ”Charles II. llaylea, land
on fitness street.
Frederick lit. John lockwood to Dr
Wt‘mm‘u: WC”
lain“ i’lfifllifiif‘fli T'stt flint.
curbs of Chapel aired.
"DIM It. alttl ”MN I: 'llsutfltl' to
‘i 'ham-
mum-uses moi-w .
Spriagatrcet.
Bphflsm’l‘hommtoJamssllJltrseter.
otllrsttlvboro. Vt..landatltowaylon.
fruit-Mm”
'l‘roublaisspla brewing to Pioneer
llookaudladderoolupany audasveral
Whartbssuhandsdla. ltls
asdsrstoodtbatseversloithecihoers
lleenueabdto. Such a marvelous nomination of high quality and
may havebeen. lou must move quickly to move (Electivelngood
things have wings and are apt to fly “no.1
‘m m our. pm on, I”
scrotal so my startling ex-
lhat lth qulté dilll-
cult to take them by surprise,
in m words they are proper
ed (animal anything. Well.
our pric- lrsve had It rather
starting experience: They
may have low prepared for al-
most anything in the nature of
a reduction; they could scarce»
ly have been prepared for the
sweeping. remoraeless and re
lestlsn slashing as they have
rustic what your expo
Ill lllllllllllll lllll we run ll full line Ill lion’s
Inuihs' and Boys” Sm "All. which are
now may III Inspection.
COMSTOCK
BROTHERS.
I4 8th Main street.
South Nowell.
Masonic Building,
ms-
wuy of such a chance as this.
into a cooked but. ‘
0! getting a remarkable pur.
chase at a remarkable plat.
stopping to think about It:
there Is a amenity for prompt
action, because, not for long
could we or anybody also sell
Underwear at the prices w
meshing them. This 3 one
of the opportunities that come
and .go-comc seldom and go
insburry. It issgood thing
ioget out of the way, when
you happentobe in; it isn’ta
good thing to get out of the
his simply a case of knocking prlccl ,
RUSSIA IN A PANIC.'
llhalcva Invades ills Capital—«least,
”.00. ”oaths in the Empire.
Br. Pun-sauna, Aug, eat“: city Is In
apanlc. Awoman who was rolled with
eholsradisd within a tow hours, and all
doubt hasnow rod that cholerahsa
luvadcd'tbac'api . The rleb,wboare
ablctogvtsway, are lying to health r.
sort-sad marchsnbars closing their shops
rs. governor mans- We.”
III-thin plcto be film and
hue-Ins P90 .
giving directions us to preventative mesh
The latest advices from lie-cow state
that the panic there is on the increase, not.
withstanding the alerts of the authorities
to suppress any general evidence oi the
unread of cholera and of popular terror.
The cholera is becoming more virulent at
Novgorod, and the people there blame
llaranol, the governor, for not ng bet—
ter measures oi prevention. cl. in
reply to popular criticiarmhas increased the
severity with which be panther his critics
Two respectable cilia-no. hyordsra oi the
governor, were publicly punished with one
hundred lashes oi the boost for havi
spoken nnfavorahly regarding the units”
arran is made by Banned.
'l'haoillcial lists 0! the deaths In chol-
era were published The hum of vlo
time up toAug. lbgiven as 23,910. The
lists. however, are admitted ,Io be incom-
plete, and the most conservative estimate
places the number at 25,000.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
IATIONWAGI’I 0A!“
at Pan-dam '
am Illl
Philadelphia. 100210000 07’
Newl'ork ...... 0 ll 0 0 I) o 2 ll 0» tie a
Caracyandt‘ron; King. Doylcandchabun
. At Pittsburg~ urea.
Plttahnrg.....,.0 l a 0 o 3 n o o~ III: 0
('leveland....,00l0020llil 392
Roper and Miller. (‘lar hues and Zimmur.
Atllaltlmom It." I
Baltimore ...... ooooonIIm-zsi
Brooklyn ....... 30l20ll01~8l01
Victory and Robinson, Ste I- n. and (Jonson.
Haddockandllally.
AtWaahtngton— n. n v.
Washington. .IOOU'lDUIlIlu—OI.
ltlllnolllllIl—Tfll
Illlcsn and Berger Sta! ey and Ganml.
At Chicago—
-.......0 0 l 0 0 9
Cincinnati ...... 2 I I} l 2 o
Butchbon and Kittm’dgv.
Vsnghan.
lama: uauva out”.
At Dollalo» I
m ........ 3 ll I) I) 0
Providence....ll 0 I) 0 I)
Schallermau and L'rqnb
Gray.
At llochester— II
loch-tn ...... tollorunoia
Troy ............ ooooozoioa
At'klnnm and Dyers. L larkson and (.ahl ll
At Albany— a."
Albany ......... llioswsIoIrls
tan IIUIIIIIII)I):’.II.:3
Taylor and Hayes, Fitzgerald and Home
9-3.
3 ‘1 a
O I) L’~
llwyn-r
n5.
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1w
and
B
5
I
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D
2
ll
King Nearing the tlallows.
llnnrsIa Aug. 9.—Only two days man
at life are Colonel L‘lay King‘s Colonel
King. until this morning, seemed to be very
daspomleut. but after getting away with a
pint of whisky and receiving a visit from
Colonel 0. ll. Mitchell. he became more
cheerful In. King Is in .deniile, and
dachmappealed to the ea-i'onli-di-rnlc or-
' to me their air-m.» W secure
a commutation or misses to life lmprhtolr
menu ' Melon rowan lanirncy for
King Ira-somewhat intensified the desires
d Puaton’a'hltnds that! his death avenged
by the law.
Demand as Tress-u.
Yuan. Aug. aim-A convention h pro
posed to be held- lll Viennscomposedot
the (laser. (treatise.
Wotan, tisrvlan and Itulhsaisa as.
tlonslitles, which will prepare animus-Io
to the European powers in tavor ol wort-rt-
ing the existing Austrian monarchy Into a
federated stale Ten delegates will pm
sent the manifesto to the kaiser Francis
Joseph. Thwjaurualaof Vienna and Berlin
denounce the propoaial action as tn-uaou
able,
'lhs ‘l’reaann Irnln.
Chicano. Aug. It ~The treason train
from San Francisco. which is carrying out
module In gold, [Ia-wed through tho city
The cars [willed With "Junkets, and no one
was allowed within bailing distance oi the
m height The train snipped only a
tow moments to proc are water In! the
guards, and then the jimmy was resumed
”Invincible" “arid-n Inland.
Canaan. Aug. D..~l’ J. llhsrlIlaa. the
“lavilble,” who was charged by the Brit-
tvh government with tbs Planets park
murdemand whom it tried In estradlts
fro-Fraue- saIi than from Ilia country,
waacrushed between a vehicle and a gate
labia ranch, eight miles south oi Monte
Vista, Colo" and It probably fatally hurt.
lanlaan and lrslaad.
Loon lean. N. I. Aug. iI.«-»Prsaldenl
llavrhou is spending his than hers quietly.
aim; outlined again by a reporter,
tonal. any new
mm“- fiofi.
l
«mthm .
An Unnawn woman larder“.
Willi-“alumna.
law You. Aug. 94me Hill ra-
taravdtclhlsdtyaalalltches'yaebt
mmummswswm
Iva ham-Humalysa
I WHOM?“
i4! 81 ii"
Eh
this“ August It.
means-sears- sisal-scan
vacant-ha hsrshstwua Jamar.
‘ mew. «loses _ (or "
SElIICIIIIID FDII CLEWS
The Borden Tragedy Too Much
for the Fall River Police.
m SOLUTION THAI EVER.
of flavour Frustration—flair Said to
Have Bean Found an One or the Axes.
Pam. Rina, Ill-h, Aug. 0.-'l'lie clothes
Worn by the victims of the Borden murder
and which were buried in the yard were
dug up and spread out on the grass for the
Inspection of Medical Examiner llolan. lie
pIekcd from several parts of the clothesa
qmntity of hair from Mrs. Borden's head,
which he placed in two lots and took with
him In his carriage. lie would say nothing
as to the reason for resurrecting the cloth-
ing, but after making his examination he
ordered it to be placed inashoecase and
buried four lee! below the cur-lace ol’ the
lot.
Another pIolongeIl search of the house
did not result in any clews, nor did the old
can feel at its conclusion that there was
any cause for expecting more develop-
ments. Portions of the chimney were dug
away bya mason and the barn floor was
torn up. Marshal Hilliard raid that the
Ieamh was of value in showing that who
ever the assassin was his tracks “‘t’l‘t‘ corn-
plstely covered from View.
Thepoliee have been :It Trl‘t‘l‘ twat and
have seconded in mm. duwn seven out
of nine claws, 'l'hI-rv \izm .1 grand round
up by all the animals raga-gm! Inthe de-
tective business at the Wilbur limos» at 1
o’clock. District Attorney Koolron, of New
Redford, was expected, but failed to pot in
an appearance. Dr. balm; IvIII probably
ask for an inqneet during the wm-II. 35 not)”
an In has an opportunity to formulate a
complaint.
that ‘llIr-rvry I-irplovlrvl.
The theory that the murder was commit
ted by a man who was sex-u sitting on the
garden lento bolt an hour Duluth" the nmr
Ibis were dlnk‘rl'e't'?‘ has lt‘i'l; ~ prmlI-Il.
Theman seen by Mrs, Nathan I‘uiw- plrkv
ins pears has come tolxght. lllnllllllllllll
Patrick McGowan. snd he I» s lllnnnll'l
helper employed by John I‘ rim-c Mr
Crows oceupiesaharn on Third sIn-I-I in
ill-learnt Dr. Kelly's house, which is the
next one south of Borden a The yard into
which the man dropped when Mrs. Chase
shook her gar-eatat hlm'nused byllr
Crew- for the storage of old lumber.
mate Detective Beaver and “KM“?
Henry, of Provolenw, were looking for this
man and found him. One of Mr t‘ruwe‘s
men was engaged until I! mind Thom
day dressing stone In this yard. He was
south 0! the barn, out of sight of the Hun
den house. but no one could have pimped
the lenceinto I ‘rowe'a yard and escaped his
notice. though one could have escaped
through “If I‘bagnon yard
A w-u-m! maxi Wil.‘ splitting Wall at n
wmslpile nearer the Burden house and
from the plum-where hen-as working In
would use thsdrv sling fence. lie remained
in the yard until noon and saw no unv- Jump
the fence. Mitioaau calm to tho yanl lie-
flreen II and 12 o'clock, and waited there a
tlw minutes until he wnI sent out on :I new
fib. While waiting he went to the fem-e.
shining up on some old frames, and Imgsu
picking pears when Mrs l‘lIaso saw bun
llalra an the An.
When he dropped he disappeared from
Uri Chases light. but did not go between
it (‘rowe'sbarnsnd the Chaplin llm‘t‘,
If the side 0! the barn takes the plain oi the
loom at thb point. Mrs. i 'base could not
as lemmas alter he disappeared but he
waltedaroond Nilthultlw barn and was
at once sent 0! on his new job. It was to
w oil on this new Job that ho Mt the pm
bile Ward the terms as saw no one In the
Detective bearer states that one oi the
two hatchet. found in the cellar warn-r
unused nmler a powsrtol glass and mo
balls were found adhering to ll. The III-
matssol the house are all ism-ring how
ach a pvcetratioa, lira hints and the
servant girl more particularly. The servant
l, Bridget Sullivan. spent most oi yester-
wttb some lricuds and alao slept at
then house. or» returned this morning.
To all he: movements she was watched
dearly by a policeman.
III. Home went down Mind street to
The Daily New- omen and was shadowed
all the way. The young ladies are begin
ntnrtorssliu the awtulm oi the «apt»
«interesting upon lino Unis and cannot
coatml their lashaga Among Ihs callerut
the bousvwss tbs llsv. J. Walter Jubb. oi
the Central (bamboo-l chlrt'll. He
made a pastor's all only. lunatic llaas-
mated lawyer Jennings did not appear
atthshouss. .. mm“
"Ola-In Mania Mn and lasso.
hasten-n. Aug. ope-om a M.
thb cliy,wbosv wits Is the sister «I! the
lira herd-a. oi tall tum. Ina
interviewee» that Its Nieves
Borden and J V lions concocted
“II-nix u‘or turtles-o, Iain an:
cans-ti, lbndawed. a" owtlsa M9 ‘
priI (i 01 Inc per
81. 25.
DRY
vicinlmlieforcpfitc
Bathing
For Gents and Children. Bathing Cops for Ladies: pure Gum
Rubber. guaranteed water tight, at 25c and 500 each
I ammo «II. Jim
W” ”no ..
leasiofidlyoflh
r
twill“ sum as.
a ' ‘
. .. «rollers-C
; ‘lll‘l11.l“ iii-cor}
.55;
We shall take our semi-annual Inventory of stock on next
Thursday, August II, on which day our store will be closed.
Previous to that time we shall have many bargains to offer,
which we think will interest the public. Below you will find
what we hav fiddler ”unto. (late. Others will be oifered as fast
as we find "C necessity of r doing any special line.
GentS’ Outing Shirts.
()f the nearly 200 dozen of, Gents’ Outing Shirts purchased
from the assignee of Clark 8; Lounsbury we have only about
5 dozen of the better quality left.
made to sell from 81.50 to $.00.
mic and 3L1}. but we have decided to close them out, and have.
marked them at a price which cannot fail to do so, namely SI‘JC.
These shirts were originally
We have been selling them at
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Balance of Embroidered Swiss Flouncings
at Dost.
$1.5m quality reduced to "no
1'2") sl ‘- (s H36
Lon “ " "’ tlc
59.0 I. .. I: “1C
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Inlams’ While Dresses at Cost.
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_ \‘l‘vshull also giicyou your choiceof ten styleszof White
(ream and Biege Lam- worth 124,1. and We. at the uniform
yd.
I lot black Ijlorin '3": in. Sun I'mbrellas, worth $1.5M for filmso.
Fancy parasols worth $1.5“ at SLM
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3.110 “ 2,39
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Misses Flannel BlillSt “aim pt 5N0; rmficmtfrmfi'; NI: and
5::
9pm in! discount on all iIIl‘lllI-‘l su- ts for the hofiél‘ffl IEEI} 5-“
M. S. SMITH’S
POPULAR .
£0008 STDBE,
WllFRR
A Iinle Money lines a Great Wan.
II" IN VEFI l Ill" SOMETHING (‘UUL AND lE’I‘ Ill RAB] E
FUR TIII'. Sl:.\lMI‘IR. SEE OUR
Shirt Waists
III White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of "mu-rials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
laiits' Inciting tips in dismiss and Styles.
I50 my choice Style of Dhtlllts ll 5 coats per mil.
- ll vtIISIbtut Styles oi Math NIIII ll‘ll?
Hill you.
In use It mum nos lust Iiiiitil: llllillli lilies.
omitted W mt Inc, mi MIMI? :
200 IliIItIIII styles II Scotti Illusions on nIiIliIIoiI I... 2 unit
ItII Ilttl Dull".
0m I60 tiIItIrm Styles oi Swiss Embroiimt Flouncings.
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,,__ lllthe Neweslllylesin Brass Goods,
SPECIALTY
VBLACK GOODS.
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Suite of All ,Kinds,
REMEMBER DDII IIDSIEIII DEPARTMENT.
lsalwayslnthelead. Wecarry superior goods at
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TE}: leading fish market or the
city is at
HIINT 8L ZELIIFF’S
32-WAsn1soros STREET—32.
There you can always find the
{rt-3!: ~st fish to be had. A line
lot of shad arrivesevesy day.- ..
PlIIIE TDIllTll DlTSlII’,
IMPORTED SlllllllIES,
lDIISTE S
PIDIIIED DISTEIIS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
HIINT &ZEIIIFF’S
32 WASIIIIIGTDII STREET.
L H. DEDIIEN,
19 Washington Street,
wufiiims,
Paints, Oils. Glass. etc.
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PIcIuIIIs FRAMED Io anon.
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DECORATING.
79-Washinglon SHE
for a. drug, store.
The greatest variety
of remedies for re-
Iici’ing pain may be
MIN
found at
W I I N
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'POPUL‘AR
P l I N . '»:
Corner Drug
Store.
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Paper Hanger. calcininer, Pilate
And dealer In
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lNorth llain street. So. Norwalt.
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lwum tor inspection. on miles by rental.
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