‘e 5‘ “ /‘
limfiouthlein street...03.000
u. _“ BWMvae-DJOOD 3,250
cellar-met....§.....tl,ooo ,
VenZandtnvonuo..... 1,950
lhousezroelne
)7 ...u
r‘ ,
." mWeat street.......... 3,200.,V” V .,," 375' “ Proopeotstroet....... 8,800
“ Bayview am..." 3.000 “ 9" « “ andllerntlentor street 2.400
“ Elmweod avenue. . .. 3.600 “ B “ near Elm Grove store 2,350
endbarnGl-ovostreot 4.000 ‘ andbnrnBollIelend.......... 2,200
The pavilion east end of drawbdge. stock and fixtures.
yFire, " Life land Acc dent insurance.
~———---GEO. LOC WOOD,
.s . 2 South Main Street. « . South Norwnlk. Ct.
Will law liar the lease Itltaal.
Dav-a. Aug. ll.-—Tbe grand euosmp
mutdldebig day‘s work yesterday. l-llr
0.0.0onnsrwaa the happiest Tomplarin
. _ on Patrick Haul a Panel-
aramalqurhelct » an.»
walk.tbeemelter wh'od .- hidduiy st
lticherlbona Hermite-r1 yearn-
day morning.ia likely In receive dim
fromthcliew‘lorklort um
Accpyofthetpeper, »- .; yesterday’s
date.was found on Mr. ll uleehy’e person
by David W. Raymeud.l son of Under-
taker Raymond. whc‘ took charge
of the romaine The Advertiser donates
.500 to the legal heirs5or nextof kin
of any pornou who niece death by
accident while in pursuit of any
ordinary vocation, provid that at the
time the person so dyinglhas upon h'u or
her person a coupon cut :from the paper.
oracopyot thepeper if current date.
it is-idthatthobot -keepcretthe
Richardson e: ltorgan works. as well as
several of Mr. lulcehy’s fellow work.
men,are willing to malls aflldavitthat
thepeper in quation runs on the deed
man's person when he expired; that be
had been in the habit of carrying a copy
of the paper every day for a year or
more. The question prism, however.
whether sunstroke, the direct «useof
Mr. llulcahy’e death. on be considered
anaccident. Medicnll eminer Burke
thinks it should be classed as such. Un-
dertaker Raymond went to New York
this morning. with ufiidavita in his poa-
semion, to lay the lactslbefore the pub-
lishers of the Advertiser. It is hoped
that his mission will be fruitful. us the
Mulcelly family. it in said. are very
worthy and deserving people. and ‘50!)
would not come nulls just at this time.
hir. Mulcehy. it is understood. carried
two insurance policies on his life—one
for $1,000 and the other for we.
I " results to present»
j g» lam-ore alum
"m I! Till ‘ ENTIREIIB
unanimous Imam.
r~
Faraway-summons Anson
stem vases-ea. art-asti- ea a'l'wen-
‘, lilo Manuela-Drops Oat
erg tea sae It: Mah-
A‘firge numbu' et wheolmen gathered
attheannery on West avenue. yester-
rhy'aftornoon, to witness the start of
“Bowie race between Norwaik and
Dam". The racers were all Daubury
.mnnndarrived in town on the 12:37
. train. ‘Theywere metattbodepethy e
‘mmmlttee tromtbe Alpha Wheelclub
endiken to the club's headquarters in
the Belleek building. At! o‘clock they
proceeded ”the Army. where mem-
husot the Aipba’a secured permimion
tortlsemroueethejanitor’aroom to nn~
dreaain. Promptly at 4:45 o'clock the
aignaltostnrt was givenhy A..l. Root,
6 the olilchltimerandthencerstiew up
West avenue. through Cram street, and
crudng the iron bridge sped up Wilton
avenue to Catherine street and through
that tiroronghfmto lain street, thence
following the turnpike to Danbury.
Thestartere-were some of Danbury‘s
faehat riders. They were F. W. Bor-
mn, Eben Hill, Welter Cox, Robert
Blackmail, William Cable, George Cole
and Oscar Reynolds. The racers were
diflerent colored ribbons on their run»
china, which orlabied the telephone
opts-atom at South Wilton and Branch—
vilh to give the order in which the riders
paced thceepointa The colors were as
follows: Barman, red; Blackmail. yel—
low; Hill. black and white; Cable. white;
Cox, red and white; Reynolds. black;
A lad Dag lined-ask lathe Bun-sh,
"thrives: my» M l-
ca-a in “Wt!!!“ la a lain
Street Hallway.
Adeg.supposedtobo mad. was shot
thianeonbyJamesGerdcn. who found
tbebrntointho hallway inding to his
apartments over Nickersou d: Botto'
store. on Ilain street, Nerwalk. The
degwaarunningwildabont the atrecta
of the borough this morning. hitting
evcrydeg he came in contact with.
among the number being Grum-
man brothera' valuable St. Bernard.
ilay. it isaaid that about forty dogs
were bitten. two of them being in Dar-
ien.fremwhichdirection themed deg
came. Hewasfcrmerly owned byFred
Whitleck.endlatorbyi-‘red Lockwood.
Theletterdiaclaimatheownenhipofthe
dogaudhasnever ind him registered.
lie was ebirddog.
ed. The same
workwiilnow he the same ineveryoom-
Ilandary in the United Staten.
'l'beelectien of clients will bethenext
nattertobediapmcdof. At thieerder of
brains. no one but tbeflalnbera of the on-
rampment will be allowed to be present.
He nominations are made under Templar
lawn-onetiehtisin the? ~ld. m9“
aotseenr to be any doubt'dnt t lion
Hulk HoCurdy. deputy grand master. Wm
boo-liednponto beamed lasterGobin's
snoeemor.
Several thousand witneaaed the
eahibithn drill at River t park. it bad
been decided byGrend lutertiobtn that
thenconidbanocompetitive drill. soouly
the exhibition was permitted. Twooom—
manderue entered-Celitornia. No. l. and
fit. Bernard. Nd B. at Chimgo.
Californb knights were mountedon black
bases and were black uniform with silver
trimming There were twenty-live men
in line and theh appearance elicited tre-
anent applause. They were preceded by
sixtrurnpeteraandthehngler sergeant o!
the Month United States nvalry. The
sirknightswcre under command or B. P.
iinrlbnt. C. (l. Thb commandery drilled
first for thirty minutes. Cavalry tact-ice.
modified to suit formations in sets of three.
worsened. 'l'heforrutions fmmcl'rdesto
adumn aura-a, dhrneads andateady march
lug. were well executed and frequently ap-
IIAS NM BEEN DISCHARGE“.
incl-m Bates- sun at ca. rumour m
Ironing Ghost hall.
'l‘nr Sm‘l’lm learned this morning
from nnauthoritatire source—the engi-
neer of the Pittatield cameo—that the
report printed in the Bridgeport Farmer
and reprinted in these columns, that
Engineer Baker. of the (.‘onaolidated
road. has been discharged. is nature. The
engineer oi the Pittatield further said
that the story printed in the Norwalk
Gazette of a terrible accident being avert-
ed at South ’ Norwelk. a week
The St. Bernard commandcry marched
into the arena with the George W. Clark
Dramoorps at their head. They entered
twenty-live sworda and drilled on foot.
Templarteotioa The first movementaoftha
mounted drill were simple formations from
column to platoon. The wheels were cae-
cutod in goodalignment and alter marching
in phalanx a circle was formed. Playing a
lively quickstep. the buglere and ladies
C I A _ .. “_«____ ago last Saturday night. had no marched in and formed in skirmish inside
' blue. . . l ‘ foundation: that an ordinary occurrence “W ““310- 7“ famou 3°“ I“ “MI Km“
Inch intcmt was evinced in the race "Elli-I AND THERE. had been sensatiorlally “8889““ Be an. “.3“ it b ”9‘!qu Callternia.
eflalong the lint-mud in Dunbury a large n. ’ Calilemla eommandery, So. i. K. 1'. Eur-
eaid the ghost train stopped at the South
Korwelk depot on signal, to allow the
Pittofield express. which was about ten
minutes late,topull out ahead of her:
that was all. A representative
of Ta: Sszmxsl. was sitting in
the depot restaurant that night. and
saw the train stop. but did not consider
it of enough importance at the time to
make an item of the occurrence.
rah. hurrah. hurrah !"
St. Bernard eomnlandery then marched
forward in single rank formation. not ahntw
ton out of line. The micron formation
could not be owned. Equal distances be.
tween the marching sets were preserved
and the platoons wheeled perfectly.
lie prim will be given. but the chamber
olccmmorec will give a handsome banner
to each commandery.
RACE NOT IN GEORGIA.
Important Rows of motion.” and State
Chronicle»! In a Calida-ad learn.
The Bridgeport Preset club has been re
organized and C. W. Burpee oi the
Standard selected as toletmaster for their
first semi-annual banquet. to he held
next month.
The silverware found) buried in Thomas
Condon’s cellar in New Haven. has been
identified as the property of Charles 1!.
Wheeler. of 241 Lem-once street. They
were stolen from his home by burglars
about a year ago.
A New York party have been in Shel-
ton to inspect a hunk of tire clay
which they claim is superior to anything
of the kind now on the market. if the
clay fulfills their expectations therein
probably a fortune in it.
Lemme S. McFarland. of Danbury.ilna
brought suit for $5.000 damages against
the prooecuting attorney. Arthur ii.
Averill. and Captainlfleorgeil Bevene.
David W. Bradley and (irra Heed.of the
police force. for the taking away of her
child June 15.
The jail in New iihven has never be-
fore bcen so crowded with prisoners as
at present. There are 312 prisoners con-
fined there. There it only acmmmodn-
tiou for 178 at the institution. and in
consequence of which two or three
p here are crowded into one cell.
growl B. Hill, a prominent resident
on monulactnrer of? New lilfofd. who
w n pomenger on the snlamship Orin-
bel ln liavana. was taken sick with
e l-pox August 1 lirhiie on the steam-
er. and is now retained at the Reception
hospital at New Yorlk.
The menbaden stepmcr Annie 1.. Will.
our ran into onoof the largest aclmls of
hlueiiah seen this and made an
extraordinary catch. A mammoth not
was set. mulling in the hauling on
board of about 0.00m deb. averaging four
periods each. it is intimated there were
about 25.000 pound-w in the catch.
The tugboat ill. 8. iirigga. of New
inndon. in trying to go through the
draw at the turnpike toil bridge over
Niantic river. was: rm against the Warm-I how!- for clan-Ins
”“1,me p, a... m we tbeprodnctoltbefarms. impedes"
Tuesdaymerninga injuredtbebridge Wth—cflmdwm- mm M
tomcbaneatentt era-ills grill,“ "1 itkasaocomplhhed "M M‘ mob-ea sent to there their euro- is
hope-duo ih'rtwi‘ or three weeks to hike-Windih'mwwsu pea . _ >
wine, ' . ‘ ' ' Indium-Amman M" MN""&“""",. .m.
crowd gathered to see the finish. Eben
Hiliwaathetlretmanto cross the line
and he met with quite an ovation. His
time was 01m. 1%. F. W. Bel-man was
wound in 91m. 20s. The other racers
arrived as follows: Walter Cox. one;
Rabat Blackmnn. 97.13: Oscar Reynolds.
“3.80; George Cole, 128. William Cable
droppedout of the race at Wilton and
boarded the 5-25 train for Denbury,
arrivingintimetoeeethellnish.
The race was regarded as such a one
can tint it will probably be tried again
next year.
Hill. the winner. rode a Relay Colum-
bia. and the wheel was given a thorough
tut. Mr. Bill is a son of Eben Hill,
preaidentof the Norweik iron Works,
and is quite as well. if not better known
in Nerwelk tlun in Denbnry. lie rode
in the Alpha Wheel club's tcn~mile road
race. June 17, coming in sixth, with n
threeminnte handicap, in 85:10.
POSTOF’PICB lll’liol'lllu’l’s.
“ulna-that willbednractete by ll:-
niacsaadthahbllo.
PratmaeterAdemshasmademanyno—
tieedrleimprovementsin theinwriorof
thnpoet-dhee.whieherwdeubtlees ep
predated by the clerk- end carriers.
Ierctlnndenblethe spare room there
wasfermaly. has been provided by a
didacrltamn'emntofthedmks. The
deak.whiehwasiutherear
ofthcolilceflne been hought forward
and placed next to the money 0
eiark’rdeak.and thefourcarriers’d
whichweee apinst the well alongside
tbelarpe-temew occupy the position
that the pestmaatev'r deak did. The
mailing and distributing decks. which
haveuccdinthecontereltbeotiloemb-
stuctingthape-agewaytetbrcerrien‘
when been moved further back.
-thwellymekingacloerepaoemueblarg-
as then hetero. The general delivery
lilachaveheeu moved nearer the cal.
wlnrbwandwiil be a greater conveni-
oacetotbepnblicandcterks. A hand-
someuewdeakwlll probably arrive to-
nnrrewtorihemeney order clerk and
be [fitted in the wane position as the
MoneJastbeokottbewindowand
Magnum“. 'Asepa-
rabeknttforeaehettheclqkaendw
legalles bum provided back of the
The Itiitary Ordered Out to Protect
the Colored Ion.
SAVAISAI, Aug. ll.—A race riot is re-
perted from Jerenp. Ga The military have
been ordered to that point from Brune-
wick.
Two companies of military are on duty
there as e mull of the cflorta oi a mob of
whites to release Charlies Warren and Bar.
low Austin. two white railroad regimen.
from entirely. The two men are charged.
alone with Henry Little. another white
man. with murdering lease Flowers and
llatm I‘ve- lagtnnlag to ha.
The Ganette printed the following last
evening:
Selectman Ihahm was last week our-
prised by the receipt of a letter from a
triend whorgohe had given up for m
long ago. me thirty years ago: ‘
friend was in the copper-plating busi-
near. an became short of funds.
Meeting Ir. Daakam in New York. he
asked him to endorse a six-moutho' note
for “.000. which he finally did. When
thenote became due it was protested. then plating a placard on his coat stating
and ilr. Deakam was unable to locate bin that all other negmee would be treated like-
friend.and had to pay the note. The wise
Ietteroflaetweekstatedthathe w’nhed lost at the neglect in the tows and
to repay Ilr. Daskam the “.000 with in- runny have gone into the wood- through
tereet.andthiswcek the check for the faerolpersonalvieleaee.es the triomls or
amount was forwarded to his addrem. the arreated partie- vow vengeance. t'on-
ToaSamll. reporter. th'w merni , narrative while cities» haro’anned thora—
Ir.l)askamaaid the story was untr-lfe "mmmn “i“ a" mm"! in 9”
tasting the names. if my the gov-
"’°- beginning ”um and ”bid to “'9 other will onlor more companaso out.
it denied. - ~ - - ..
lirat Ball l9 Veer \‘rara.
Bu Annette. Tex.. Aug. ll.—Dispatchaa
tron the statoaot Dureego and uremia.
“at. where thonaandeof [wple anon the
verge of starvation owing to the four years'
drought. give awareness that the tembie
experiences at the people are now nearing
ahead. as rain trialling in copious qmtt»
tics.
A Trust In the Peanut Baal-ran
The last meeting oi the American
Peanut union. of Virginia. and North
Carolina was held in Terboro. N. 0..
on Thursday. August 4. The union is
compomd ofonedelogete from each of
06mb~al|iancea in the state of Virginia
andleroln liorth Carolina. A prai-
deut. vice-president. secretary. traveller.
chaplain. dcorkoepcrenda-lstant door-
kecper mutilate the odlcial organiza-
tion. itmectaet will. and at didaent
towns in the pcenm belt. its objects are
cooperation and mutual protection
against trusts. ring and speculum it
purchased through a committee appoint-
ed for the purpose 000.000 peanut sacks
last season. and raved several thou-and
dolhratoitapetrons. it establishea the
prleeofpeanut racks in the section it
operetm. ithaaerectadsndiueinfull
After the Conley tie-g.
linemen. Pa. Aug. limiihorm lie.
Gormick selected a party of twelve trusty
lean. armed each man witha Winchester
ride and sent them into that” parts oi Fay-
ette cmnty which the notorious Cooley
[nag most frequents. The posse have strict
order- telet no nee escape than '
Illa Tallow furor Aboard.
Turn. ”It, Aug, ll.«~Ponrtm of yel-
low fever have developed on board the
schooner Eva lhl-ugiaaa. which arrived at
the lullet Key quarantine station lrorn
Havana. Thoreau-l was quarantined and
Minted.
Dianna an tangle Island.
Autumn. Aug. ll.—-Binee the iaertul
volcano «union Baaglr island Inflera trrlar
tannin anddrenght and land has clicked
thousands oi pounds
,Wmu there-ref theodioe. m. L Wilma; mm, m I, Eganiaathnabzwathetfaraunfi Cale who? not mural:
. flown-H's wnm Canny; ‘11:“ a 1:21;; 'I: damwmrlflmwm‘Bwfiw ”Mn: w. Md'h ‘mw' mm...” a”
“h”W‘lol‘lI lilo-onto a.
“firefighter” «03.000.0000t
lease In per cent. Iftycyrar geld
beadaeftheltewhgleallroedhaabeen
sledsby some private haklne holler.
it. module a Co..ot
I". “Miller the injunc-
tlrm are the owners at only sixty or
,lbisrssorateckmadwhetebjaettbey
bvem trying to reduce it is not ep-
rlttertal mt ot the New York
Premarntwrsk.
sauna-u unaware.
Weep. ll.——0wiae tea rodeo
tteedwmtkaasctieahaadsatworkla
What on the Wear-ding
and new lulled railroad have quit work
M «mum-...“... . . .
moremaaterteadedinotbarraetiena of
through the lllglit iiev. Bishop le-
formerhemciniqmeafewdayaam.»
tindhiswiiadaadandhbdanghtwgona,
beknew entwineddnka tbethe hes
diaeoveredatrrnaefthagiriandwlllat
once instigate it. Belearmtlletdle
was married endkaagcaa wart-ad is
at preannliving lntbeviclaltycl GH-
eeuo. Ballots netkaew the aemeef
herbnaband.kowevw. Til-report“
Inl’erkrrhad Malaysian-no
lusts-u Weaver noes.
cftbeOcaaa
patent.
itkesbaaareported thatProsldent
”Mishemsawholsattbe
bethmdkudhhepmtbmbyto
helightetlthcgll
Alleles fight rerltrd. and beforrthe
threatened-she been dispatchedlr.
Eva‘wm terrlbb out about the face
imprint-salt "camber and head. names. it errand-atheros-
commencement"- ---—-—+ owaalacoeaideesbleanenatot
warmer-rm. less-val rm propsrtylatkrmbetateatottidaks
mmk.erart~nrl.-asasu
’a train lllad without-adventure.
”are d the guards and rte-rd
”mortality.
Postmaster-N .- ,olDenbtlrand ill-lest. Halli“ hflaverymagnm,
Knowltoemf .. will soon be W-
apptyror a beer The Itaskmee asuoa.
lbgflaarolmtodl-flwhlejenetion- certain. 8y" nag. 134 In:
“hawthorn-are
a“ .w. "’
O'HWDM
hm you."
bdrahlsalrewmlbmtthrrhu
, ”W" . me- Kalcme menus.
Wills THE RICE. "m 1‘11 “W lllillsr 0F THE Tlliill. ...... “...... .. .2. ...... ...... -
. _ amuwI-aualmuurrn-d
.mehlliodges throughout the country. which
lawroev. I. 1. Aug. ll.-dohn (I.
, a... live-snug
0° mW mm more
lulls’ all Boys'illrr "01$.th no
new Italy for Inspection.
MCOMSTOCK
I BROTHERS.
Ii South lain Siren.
' sun lieresil.
1r
togetoutoltllowny. ..
youhsppentobe in; it “it'll
. geodtbingtegetoutoftlla
wayofsucbachallonaetbia. ltissimplyecasoofknockingprioea _
ltsnnie Building.
lierwrll. ,
Into a cocked bot.
The leading fish market or "the
city is at .
llllNT 85 ZELllFF’S‘ ,~
32-WA8lllNG'l'0N STREET-32.
- .000 Steel and Iron Arti—
e Will Resume Work.
.,
-. ‘ There on «roadways; we; a r
freshestzieh to bO’hflddL AWN 1w: » ‘
lot of shed arrives every day.
We shall take our semi-annual inventory of stock on next "ME "I'd“! “IS“P'
Thursday, August 11, on which day our store will be closed. “mull“ Slmlm'
Previous to that time we shall have many bargains to ofl’er, ' "cum "mm
which we think will interest the public. Below you will find I
ease-slash eru- a. note was.
Pfilt lay Help the lamest-ed Strik-
Cfl‘nather Threatening we" [or
filth—The (.‘Irlegla Cooks are, Work.
Metro. Aug. ll.—Tbc Pittsburgman-
W have signed the Amalgamated
“on scale in a body. This means
thatm iron workers will return tework
scald-men. it saves themlationtrom
w‘ .
“ "”383 [Weehlngtdn Street.
the wreck Which has threatened it ever Orders cailedforanddelivcred.
sloug- Homestead trouble. There were what we have to oiler up to date. Others will be offered as fast Wholesale and Retail Fish Oys~
twchferenees between the manufacturers ’
' ter and Vegetable Market,
HUNT &ZEllliF’8
32 WISHING"! STIEEI'.
lIH. Ilitllill,
1! Washington Street.
WALL PAPERS,
Paints, Oils. Glass. etc.
melons mm m ORDER.
endfimsn.
thirst both mentors and men were
om 'l’boemployersinsistod on heavy
”lime. and declared they would all
start ,3! nonunion mills unless the mdh
agreed at once. (in the other hand the
augmented the vote of the no Amnlglo
as we find the necessity of reducing any special line.
W‘—
Gents’ Outing Shirts.
Of the nearly 200 dozen of Gents’ Outing Shirts purchased
from the assignee of Clark & Lounsbury we have only about
8 dozen of the better quality left. These shirts were originally
made to sell from $1.50 to $3.00. W'e have been selling them at
08c and $1.25», but We have decided to close them out, and have
marked them at a price which cannot fail to do so, namely :iilc.
vote was derided!)- opposed to arbitration.
Theeemmittee 0! men also refused to agree
to a reduction.
At‘fie second meeting both sides Wt'l'n in
a better humor. The employers declared
they halt alert the mills and the men er:-
tbat they wanted work. (in
thbl-is a compromise was soon eds-end.
Beth eidu were willing to make concoe~
aims and both aides made them. though
themenseenltohave thebeetol it
unneeded What the In Wanted.
The manufacturers conceded what the
men greatly desirodvthat the basis of pnd~
dling runein at tore per ton—while the
...—....
Balance of Embroidered Swiss Flo uncings
at cost.
Siam 313.553.: ammonium $1.520 qunlity' reduced t? use
new ..mewc'm‘ ““i’ .. . T“
r" gaswm 3?)”: 1.3.30 .. ‘3 1: Plllnll, mm Hilliillli ilill
W n . WPl’. ‘ "
“mug! eflcctn 'lflhffwn ohfgl! 5N0 “ h u 390 nicnfl‘llun.
mflb'ln the Pittsburg district Monmout-
Ming 411(1)!) men. Many of these nuih
havepnt in improved mechinery by which.
nether-an are paid by the output. waxes
will he even larger than under the lust
Which was uloptad in new. The Dar.
Wile will be the only important non-
nahmtahliskmenls in the district
no manniaeturers are delighted and the
manhole-so. Aasoon asrepam are
llldlthc mills will start up. it is believed
thttkie unexpected signing at the scale
will“ shed elect on Mr. E‘rick‘a fight
may.“ laborat Roam Ron.
teda of men are working there bacalnw
their own mills are shut down. With a
general resumption all over the country.
however. it h bulicval there than will seek
work elsewhere. The union momma. may
be able to prolong the light at Homestead “
by more whirlhetiens to the strikers.
lam Threatening Letters.
The pletomcv authorities here are busy-
ing "it-mlrlt'l-n with the senders of threaten-
ing lotions to the otticlals of the \‘.rmcgie
employ and utheh. rennet-telhvilh the lil-
bor troubles Squire Mull-stern is the latest
recipient o! a threatening letter. It was
plated in New York on Monday. and it in
form him that "some time this week a
prey of men will leave here and try to kill
you 'aad Superintendent i'rick again.” All
theetrorneya for the pulse-entice have re-
ceived aimlhr letters. but say they feel no
uneasineae
The first trouble niece the beginning of
themikle at the Union mills has occurred.
John Beams nonunion man, was melted
and hdly beaten by two men. One of the
emailantaw-a atriker and the other an
79-Washinglon 81.49
Inlams’ While dresses at test.
Weshall also give you your choice of ten styiesof White
Cream and Bingo Lace. worth 1231.3 and 10c, at the uniform
price of we per yd.
Generally searches
for A drug store.
The greatest variety
‘ of remedies for re-
lieviug pain may be
found at
HALE’S
Poi’L’LAR
i let black Gloria 2"» in. Sun l’lnbrellus. worth $1.50 for $1.09.
Fancy parallels worth $1.50 at $1.05
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Special discount on all dinner sets for the next ten days.
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FUR THE SUMMER. SEE ”UR
Shirt Waists
in White and Fancy Colors, mmle up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
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