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hasbsenluliridgsportforsometirne,
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wentintothestoreof
*MO“ people do not befln to think of buying their Christ-
mas gifts until aweek before Christmas. We have heardso
often that haste is vulgar, which it undoubtedly is, yet there is
something which might be called taking timaby the forelock.
By this wernean we would advise our friends and patrons to
corneas earlyas possible and make their selections when the
.‘Ilellsev-Is-enarlagths'h-psrary
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We... that saw Ilse was»
eflect tomorrow morning, has chart“
the waning time of nearly all the trains.
‘ The first train up in the morningleaves
South Norwalk at 6:10 and liorwelk at
sac, live minuun earlier than before. It
stops stall sullen. The next trainb
en exprem passenger, leaving Booth No»
walk at 10:11 andNorwelk three minutes
later, stapling at Wilton, Branchvlile
end Bethel and catching the mail at
“hardware dealsrs.snd presenteds
forged order for two dwelliss. The
order was signed by Thomas Ferrel,a
blacksmith and custom of‘the firm.
Brecdouwasgiventbelilesendm
edinsellingcnedwenofthemtoli‘errel,
slur forest Ill-gnawe- Bob» has
1» Restraints-f firewall sellout
smarts...“ mun-mus"
cannons-the- musicales-paw:
D-‘l‘lss Imgl’hsspiaaslhewersdwltl
new.- and Applause.
‘ St. Paul's church, which has gsinedau
enviable reputaflou for v’glvielte unique
and interesting entertainments, scored
snotlrersncee-lsstevening In the pre-
‘ yucca-u post- murmurw
dud Id evening when it was learned
that “Julia Hall, daughter of Russell
L Hall, psuident of the NewCanaan
National hunk. Ind resin din-owed.
pretty-things are all fresh and the sto
Christmas buyers.
Fred noon: and “Blnk'iy Osborn
re not crammed with eager
We have never before placed on sale so many useful articles
fooghttoalinishlnaharnatiampllor-
tarllock,Bridgvport. this morning. It
wasoneoftboshorteetflghlsou record,
tbeeolcred man brim knocked out in
thetlrstround. chlrrwesseecndsd by
sentationof‘fl‘be Northaadtbe South,”
A good-deed audience
wasiuattendanoe,andthefund for the
newchapslwillbe materially increased
other stations. No other trains go up
until the local pamenger, which leaves
South Norwelk at 2:28 and Norwalk at
2:28. This trainstope at every elation.
leavingnocluetoherwhereabouts.
‘ Ii-Hallwnsinunusual good spirits
andrssemed. to be perfectly
She was in the sitting-room
for gifts as we have this season.
proved by a visit to our
Especially may this fact be
Bill“ and Emmi ”Hill 2cm. cloth bodies at the.
where we are showing the most exquis-
by the proceeds. The cast was com-
posed of thebut local talent. and all the
At 3:33 an expose pa-eugerleavcsSouth
chatting with her mother when the door
' ' Norwalk, stopping only at Norwalk, Wil:
his brother Jack and Danny Walker,
hell rang. lire. Hall answered the cell,
and Jack Carley and Fred Hart looked
22 In. cloth bodies, with shoes and
stockings, 49.,
:23 Exam: Kid bodies from 23c to 31.29,
its assortment of Cu
artistsacquitted themselves in a highly
creditable manner.
The principal character, “Barney
chville and Bethe]. The next
remaining away but a moment. When _
ves South Norwalk at 4:83, stop-
aftcr Osborn. Ir. Darley wfl nferce.
, eheroturnsd herdaughtsr was missing.
About fifty sports witnmsd the light,
latest designs in
of
we the urgent HandkerChlesz
ping’ only at Norwalk, Branchville and
Bethei. The two above trains are
through expresses from New York. .At
5:55a local passenger leaves South Nor-
wallt,stopping at all stations. This is
the last of tbe‘ north-bound trains and
which we undoubtedly
and finest assortment in town. From
these we pear to our
Atflrstherahsenoscsused no alarm,»
ltwesthoogbtliissflellhsdgonetoher
Ilium. Afterseverslminuteehsdelap
dim and Hrs. Halllndneitber seen our
heard anything ofherdaugbter, she set
outto find whereshewas.
which was for a purse of .50.
Oncoftbecases heard on motion at
the short calender Ire-ion of the Civil Su—
perior Court, in Bridgeport. yesterday,
was the suit of the Shepaug. Litchfield
O‘Donovan,” was taken by F. Gordon
Meade, who bashed more experience in
thestrieals than the other Indies and gum
.tlemcn who made up the company. He
appeared at his best and fully sustained
Art Gallery. .
Pictures seem almost the most wel-
Handkerchiefs are al a
and useful. We haveth W nearly
every quality and style.
For he. Ladies‘, Gents’ or Chlldren’ ’s
plain whiteorfancy bordered, or open
comeof sdditionsand there surely has work bordered.
and Northern Railroad company against
George F. Chapman, Harold K. Clemens
and others. Chapman was formerly
the excellent reputation be has earned.
"Annie Osborn,” a New England girl,
was impersonated by Mrs. Elizabeth It.
carries the mail.
The first southbound train reaches this
was unsuccessful, however.
that a shawl usually kept on a peg in the
never been a time when we have had so
many beautiful studies appropriately
10c. Genh' line linen baudkerchiefs.
Gents' fancy bordered. Ladies' em-
framed and at such reasonable prices as broidercd Swiss bandkerchiefs.
city at 7:35, being a local passenger. The
next arrives at 8:18, being an express
This is followed at 10:04 by
the local passenger, which stops at all
The next train is 10:42. an ex-
press, which stops only at Bethel,
Branchville, Wilton and Norwalk. No
kiwhen was gone, but no other Wearing
apparel was missing.
Searching panics were at once organiz
ed, and started out in every direction to
look for Him Hall.
the depot that she had not been there,
and the ticket agtmt was positive she had
we can now show. .
25 different studies, silver frames, “98c Gents'
25 different studies in oak frames. size
25x31, at 8.49 each.
20 different studies, oak frames, size
27131, at #38 each.
president of the Sbepsug railroad and
his financial management of the proper-
ty was such that after a hard fight in the
courts Chapman was deposed by the ma-
jority stockholders. Some sensuous!
developments are expected in the case.
Biseell. one of Norwallt's finest elocution-
sis. Her strong, well-modulated voice
was finely adapted to the requirements
of the part. Her acting was also of high
order and her rendition of the part thorv
oughly good all through.
It was learned at
12k. Gents' Initial handkerchisfs.
‘ hem-stitched handkerchiefs.
Ladres' Initial heudkerchiefs. Ladies’
hemetitcbed handkerchiefs.
Extra value in Ladies’ embroidered
Swim handkerchiefs at 15c and Tie,
Iii different studies, white enamel usually 30“ '01‘ 9513
It is a tremendous scheme which
Hartford and Bridgeport capitalists are
reportedtobnve in mind in procuring
possession of the water power on the
Housatonic river at Oxford. There are
bliss Grace Meade sustained the
character of Claudia Warringtou to per.
fectmu. This was the first time Bliss
Meade had taken part in a play of this
kind, and she astonished the audience
more trains arrive until 2:06, which is a
The next is 5:16, a local
mewuger, and caarrics the mail. The
last train down is at 35:10, an express pas-
not boarded a train. The search was ex» "allies, size 29335. $3.98 each.
tended to Norwslk by Henry D. Dens-
cher, Frank Gleason and mrge C. Secl-
ey, Jr., who were here the greater part
t. They were materially as-
Iocal passenger.
Nowhere in town can such an mvsort-
mcut of toys be seen as we are showing.
Handsome embroidered Chins Silk
haudkerchiefs, 19c and 250.
Ladies Chins Silk Initial handker-
chicfs. at 250.
Gents’ Chins Silk Initial handkerchiefs
We have almost everything in this line “i 49"-
about a demo of them headed by Robert
S. “lumen of Oxford. They propose to
construct reservoirs, canals, aqueducts,
by her extraordinary ability.
Mrs. R. 8. Mitchell assumed the part
of Celia Campbell and performed it in a
Conductor/Dyna, who now runs the lo-
caloxpress from South Norwala in the
evening, is not assigned to any regular
dated in the search by the city and bor-
‘ n m Th 1 to ph-sse the little people, such, as build-
oughpolice,aswc aso era. epoice
ing blocks, rxpress wagons in all sizes,
Large amortment of Brocade Silk
liufllers, black and white, from 89c to
tin hook and ladder trucks,fire patrol til each.
in adjoining towns werealsorcquested
tolookfor the missing young lady.
“Ezra 8. Ball, of East Nortvulk,
was a goat at the Ball residence at
yesterday afternoon,
shortly before Mil Hall’s disappearance.
Bite tried to induce her to return
' in Norwalk with her for a visit.
wheel pits and noes. and take advan-
tage of a 5.000 horse power now running
to waste. With this horse power they
propose to generate enough electricity to
supply New Haven, Bridgeport and An-
sonla, and possibly other towns later on.
most natural manner, it being wellsuit-
ed to her style. She has recited‘at veri-
ornr entertainments in the town and is a
great favorite with NorIalk audiences.
Fred Lauder appeared in the character
of Lawrence Osborn, a Northern colonel.
and enacted it well, eclipsing all his [to
_ , dainty sets of dishes in china,
an tin games of every description, and
such an endless variety of other articles
it wearld be impossible for us to enumer-
lie will do extra work. Crmduc-
tor Taylor is from the New York divis-
ion. Comstock and Taylor will run
N" ()anasn, Ibroughto New York from Brookfield
It is probable that the fare WI“ be re
duced to two and one-half cents a mile
Dolls which are so much appreciated
Aprons.
A new line of Ladies' large fancy
Apron at 19c, 95c. 20c, m, 896 and the.
Books.
Children‘s Books, flexible covers. st 3c
byour little feminine friends have not and We.
in “‘3‘ “'9 ““3"“? Children's Books, stiff hoard covers,
vious shorts on the stage, and winning
generous and well-merited applause from
the audience. Ir. Lauder is certainly
an amateur actor of no ordinary ability.
Frank H. Taylor portrayed the part of
Ioonnrd Warrington
style. The acting of the latter two in the
pathetic scenes with Annie and Claudia
was most impremlve and aided greatly
in carryingouttbereelism of the play.
Charles E, Hoyt ippsared in a dual
role. taking the character of old ‘Blli
Swsnzy and Mirna Gust-ills. Bis parts
leasing of Ila-pita] Directors.
The board of directors of the Norwalk
Hospital corporation held an adjourned
meeting last evening at the ofloe of John
ii Light. Committees were appointed
as follows: Executive committee. Dr. J.
'6. Gregory, Rev. 8. u. \Vatkins and'l'
I. Raymond; auditing committee. James
W. Hyatt and Charles F. Bullock; visit~
ing committee, Talmadge Baker, Rev.
W. J. Slocum, Dr. 1‘. B. Baker, hire E.
J. Hill. Mrs. John W. Maine. and Mrs.
Robert Vsanren.
nun-u declined the invitatiou,saying January in. The fare is now ”use
she was going to remain at home for a
time. During the week a Bridgeport
friend had been visiting lieu Ball, and
«I she did much to cheer her up. It is
’ thought among friends of the irony in
Newflenasnthat the Bridgeport lady's
departure may have caused Miss Hall to
bbcome despondent, and that she left
home under the supposition that she
musics" «mo. Some of her in-
finalefriendsaremore seriously alarm-
edofierherabaence this time than they
been neglected.
that we are showing just double the
assortment shown last year.
It in. cloth bodiesat 10c.
III in. cloth bodies at 2lc.
35.333337: g
It begins lobe evident that the com-
ing legislature will be almost snowed
under by applications for leave to use
the highways in which to lay electric
car rails. The fever seems to have spread
allover the state, and from all portions
of Connecticut the news is coming of
projected street railroads. New Britain
is not without its share of the enthusiasm,
as the Tramway company have announc»
is admirable
All the doctors in
5c, lie, l2§c,15c, 19c, 25c. 29c, 33c, we.
_500po .ular edition. 13 mo., cloth and
gilt bin mg, worth Me. Our price, 170
each, three for We.
were before as they think she must he were taken in an easy and pleasing man-
rnentally unsound, and fear she will
the town of Norwalk were appointed at
ed a desire to extend. New Britain _ . .
tending physicians and surgeons.
people are pleased to note the expreared Mrs. I-‘raok II. 15’10“ . loving meth-
83 Washington Street.
GREAT PREPARATIIIIIS lol
eennnlt suicide.
A cousin of Miss Hall who drove to
Norwalk last night said he was afraid
that when Miss Hall was found she
would be dead. She told him at the
time she was found at New Rochelle,
that if she had been left alone for a time
longsrshe would no longer have cared
”the pleasures of this world. He said
that if she was not found by noon today
he should have the ponds in the vicinity
of New Canaan dragged. A telephone
use-sage from NewCanaan says that Miss
Hall has not yet been found. The theory
that she may have committed suicide is
notgsnerally aeaqited among her friends
“Hall h thirty yraraold and has
heuridillhealth for some time and has
showed symptomsof an unsound mind,
although none have been noticed since
her return from her last eeclpade. When
desire to get to adjoining towns and hope
to see the fines promptly laid. As for the
connection with Hartford, that creates
no enthusiasm here. There is likely to
be a contest for the parseseiou of the
franchise between the two cities, as a
Hartford company have applied for the
same right, and, if the connection Is
unavoidable we would prefer to have it
controlled by the local company.
There is one point, however, that the
General Assembly should be careful of in
granting exclusive franchises to any cor-
poration. and this does not apply to
street railroads alone
ternary in this state for some time to a )
ply for and receive rights si
the charter as an investment
be valuable some time. Charters have
two easy to get. therefore they have been
niust the time when
Very often these
or, and Alfred E. Austin, as Surgeon
Willard, of the United States Army. did
well in their respective parts.
Twelve members of Company D mist-
ed in presenting the play. They were
commanded by Corporal Barry C. Pax-
ton, and were Privates B. 0. Joyce, M.
J. Fallon, J. II. Lincoln, W. E. Wilson,
A. Noonnn, J. ' H. Hallerhan, Jamie
Smith; W. Blackmail, B. 3. Boyer, L.
Johnson and \V. F. Read-nan.
The ladies taking part in the play re-
ceived beautiful floral gifts. Smythe's .
orchestra furnished excellent music.
III-y Answers.
Some time ago a little book with the
title, “English as She Is Taught," was is
sued by one of the largest publishing
houses. Its unconscious wit surpassed the
effort of those who would be witty. Some
indeed thought it the work of a great
gains in humor. But the book was what
it claimed m chn given by the
children of our common schools toqnu»
lions put to them at examinations.
While the writer was one of the examin-
era for teachers for —- county, In the
state of —-—-, he. on examining the papers
sent In by wouldbe teachers, found an-
ual thrice of ”English asShs
Insurance B'dg.
Q—What Invention aided In making
yin-ibis the discovery of America?
A.——The invention of the steamboat.
Q-Name five of the most
cities of the northwest, and state the cause
of the Importanceof each!
A.—I.a Crone. Yondulac, Milwaukee,
Racine. Cincinnati. All but Cincinnati
DBAIA I‘IC MINUS.
Theatrical letters In Which Play-Going
People Will be lat-rested.
hire. Lillian Franklin, new starring
marred and held
they would be uscfu
who desire to use the powers granted
by them have been held back by those
M. S. SMI
During this week we are making the Greatest Reduction In Dry Goods known
to the community.
home, than to do without it" 7‘
can go outof mire. It’s
.pssmildlytossy that it'ssn ,
.Ismtodowlthoutesuit. Wily»
tyouwhsnwe are selling tlrseer”
7 s... Store open every-
“j one. Saturday one.
Bosnian so
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' —‘lropheIIl-j
In: wol'fi’éfi‘lluaitt
Painie’isfimmmiinu
Teeth , .
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ll Darmerl theonl dentist
whohastherlghttouse s mi‘alrldd
R estau rai
lanowopeaaudrsedyforbadnue.
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SIIIITII IIIIIIAII Milli“
b‘l Washington avast.
OmMynmlwnamafibumim
pmnandonflaturdarevenlnas‘ {radial
Aiding SOL“ Plai-
cinemas“...
a. DTUER"NINGS.T
Undertaker. '
4 KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. COW
Opposite Horse Railway Duran.
Residential! Elm street. Tabulation call. 11.!
an]!
Plano Forte I
Canonornddrem
llElllE If. DISBllll
as West avenue. South g
Befsrgucve. Walter J. Ball. '01 West mu
"Howrah B. How:
Expert Watchmalet and ‘ltvtlrr
ID NORTH MAIN swam.
Repairing of line and corn llcated w
specialt . Key wilpslachané the
0 .WO!‘ Ind Nth-I
ioal abilllv so do the same. In
D. P. MOR R ELL.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
es anskhoplssahold furniture moved. M with
ptly delivered. p.Ofl'llce No. III W
street. South Norwalk. nn. dli
k
onceopenirunlamuntillnm.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
flea'l stats Agent for Ample-s.
' South Norwalk. we. ’
1!
79%an SI.--79
WILL Milli.-
Pictures Framed to Urdu.
AIB'IBTS' arrivals.
Paints. Oils, Glass.
Pilllllllli, Pll’Ell-IIIIIIIIIG MID
llEllflllllIllIlJ
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington St, So. Nerwalk.
Pay the Mortgage _-
On «Your Home
Ive or tile by taking anendowment
man“ cenle aday wil
be Thousand Dollars. I
want to protect your family or yonreel
old age. insure at once in
Will. BEIEIIII
3.. S. L’Hommedleu. '
Agent. in "Ilium Bl. South Numb“
‘ ' ‘ 1.0.“ ‘lEIIhII'G‘SI "
eigencmiulretmaule' ;
lllll PIPER MID BBHBERS
I North Main street, 50. Norris».
Sample books of full line lawn
Papers, Borders and Gilt Mouldings I
from for Inspection. on noticehy postal. 5
Entrust- cherrfullv given.
OverPcstOIIloe.
VETERINARY Sllldilll. «
lid Railroad Place. South Norwalk. an
Gregory‘s Drug Store. Norwalh.
W i
To It. 5 Railroad Place,
JACOB ll. LAYTOII. with larger ofleefacill-
IIFE mt C0.
lines of business ,In Insurance.
lic Drafts and Money 0rd.-
' n.e.'“nofin‘éit.—
STICK OF T P
Fe sin HE EA
ht
lll Washington street. Soul I) N
”Horses Clipped.
llorses clipped b machiaedry in tiller.
on or I“
on. at Grsgory’s livery nbtaxn'u
:BHIIISIMAS
:EH’S
sibls manner. C
Soul Ismail.
Everything possible must go at Cost or Half their Actual
Value to make room for our CHRISTMAS GOODS, which are soon to be displayed
In all .the grandeur imaginable.
CLOAKS.
90m department of Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Clocks is
are noted for their watu‘works.
Q.—~tht were some of the principal
causes of the American Revolution?
A.-—'l'be opposing principals of
and aristratic government were at
she left home she worse brown dress
and probably theshawlwhich Is missing
Both Ir. and lire. Ball are well nigh
dhtracted over her disappearance.
A Disputed Question.
Bidentisls and electricians cannot agree
upon the number of electric volts which
are necessary incense a cessation of life
in thehuaian hodyuoree claim that an
Wabash lsuurm likely to cause
incineration ream than instantaneous
Nb. but if they would turn their at-
lsntlon to "amusing and increasing thr-
Mofllfs. the public would hall
them“ with more Infection. For
W, the electricity generated In a
wave of laughter is after all the most
shed, and to see a large as-
as.” moved by a current of snow»
truth“! mlrtll while witnessing the play
of “libs Couldn't Ifarry Three," placm
beyond dispute the fact that large volts
of Iaaghts'r are better than volts of elec-
M no «I».
who had the rights. but wanted an ex-
orbitsnt amount for what cost them
practically nothing.
The law makers should guard this this
Perhaps the various street car
business, but their Is
evidence in the amount of territory cor-
en-d by their petitions that they have
taken quite a contract. Perba
of It is to be h Id in reserve.
mach tlwro is but one way to arrange
matters in justice to the applicants and
thopublie. Tbatw
limit on all grants.
is not made within the time specified the
I Aurthur thinwnt'sl'i‘ould be slalom
n t «me as o I. use corpora
mlon downed Io finances. Us»
bonds should not be allowed and
or least as much capital should he put In
jointly with her husband, Leslie Frank-
lin, in “Right Side Up." which will be
the attraction, Monday night. at the
Opera House, is the daughter of the late
Professor J. A. Both, of Philadelphia, at
one time mineraligist and chemist for the
government and business partner of Ab-
raham Llncrdn and Edison, the great In-
lfr. Roth was also the owner of
many valuable patents upon his lawn
time, unong which was the nuchlnery
and prooearof making paper from corn
stalks, and tllrougb which a number of
well-known parties have become million
sires. After the death of Ur. Beth. his
daughters, Lillian and flu-ale, entered
the theatrical minutes and were known
optic the stage as the "Mrs sisters.
their success being wonderful. alwsvn
carrying on the honor of the evening.
eonipauirs mean Q.—-Nams five countries represented In
the all American
warn-I plied with all the semaonsblc
A.-Jspan, France, England, Vemulls.
ICES included, to Which we wi
Q—Why have the inhabitants of the
polar region six months of day and six
months! night?
rarth revolves mflowly at the
‘ Vhslnghrallsratthat point.
gavsthlssmwsr:
. h revolving on Its sale only
reach! them tees sysar.
And another 0 this answer
A.-—Bsesnss t is solar
of theserth that the sun lace the other
side of the would six months.
(la-What Is a diphtheria?
A.-Aroundprodnctdbythevcesler~
wants a dehthmallostou (forerunn-
is to put atlme
the Improvement
bom'the center
customary, In many instances, to Issue
bonds for the whole cost of street rall-
mads. for Instance, and leave the stock-
holders In control of a concern In which
they have not a dollar invested. This Is
hndoessor and
Ishould beprohl ted
New Britain Ilerslrl.
WWII AID SAUGATIICI.
The whereof the Dsmmtlo club
will probably meet some night neat
week tourangeforasocisbletobsglven
New Year's night.
Mlovannl‘s barber shop, Bessemer
sr‘s bakery. Knees?- nrsat west and
Tammany llaIl are new lIgatsd by Is-
Bpsaklng of “A Cold Day,” which will
he presented at Ifnsw llaII.nsst Tuer
day night. the Cleveland leader says:
The funny abiurdlty
Cfl-ehwclths.
Attbepvessutrnom-ttths '
In all Its branches costs
Irv-“000.00“ rams-I
Mom
Thsdcglsslbissttollrlsmslsdyatail
a“ b all dimer. and under all
A m can! of W your
the water as be mwbwmmm
When» ‘lhevfltwursadstoltafiflmltsbe
naugivnapsapsetlsg the. all bad
“tbs-n9 consisted. chewinousdmowfisr.
{a
l.
athleticism
ii
arments, ALL SIZES
give special attention
Greatlale of Books.
About 1,000 volumes of cloth
bound 1% mo. Books of all the popu-
lor‘snthors, Including the works of
Eugene Sue, Edna Lyell, Thacken
ay, Fenimore Coopsr,(‘lcorge Elliot,
Hugh Conway, Rider Haggard, kc,
considered cheap at 400, always
have been sold for title, our price,
I 7 0 Each.
We also have a lawn variety of
CHILDREN’S BOOKS, as followsi
Baby Disks and Other Babies,
Two Little Travellers, Children’s
Hour, Told by the Fireside, Magic
lantern and so other different
titles of Juvenile Books, all the
above being bound In thermal at
traotlve styles and will be soldat
256w
not“ eAsItsrs. ‘
"Halli?”
WW
Fancy Goods Depm’t
FOR THE COMING SEASON.
Fancy Silk Cords,
Silk and Lines Fringes,
Plush and Silk Balls,
Fancy ornaments of Every Kind,
Twisted Embroidery Silk,
Etching Embroidery Silk.
Surah Silks,
China Silks,
Felts in all Colors,
fitampetl Linens,
Rope Lindns,
Domestic andlancy linen Ilepm’l.
Ah extensive variety us Help and Fancy Linens just received
for the Holiday Trade. Table Linens at ALL PRICES AND IN
ALL WIDTHS. in wood Cream and Fancy Colorings. : char-
KINS in all quantities and widths. 7
FANCY TOWELS for the Holiday season.
"‘V'il'iable Covers.“
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everything of the very butter
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