3m?“ .. SItIlESTIoIlESHI. “ ‘ " ”Wm-Invert It in now known that the flight or Glut-lea Bluall, a'tnrnler policeman or ‘ . Wfilbhbdivomad witn,who ‘Wv'lhraugul mach-rul- At- becamellra. HenryWchlnyerahouta HIST WHILE 0? III SIAM! A 3000!“. await...“ W.A.Athartou.thewonlauwith a. W “ .. I: '< ‘ “ we also “mum ,5! m ' . woo-stemme- "l. Mawrflw.n‘d-Inl “HI I “ ”Namath-Athletic club. . «abandoned on await ' 1 'a eudeavoriugtohring aboutare- .audall W m a gamma] conciliationwitllhia that wire and h fa My." 'hbh com- “WWIMII culrnina ' agenda” o‘clock. waa’rurniahed by WAWMcorrupondéd Pardy’a m m M Buckley hit that wire. who was aiding in pompted. 'l’beeigbtbdancewufinieh- W with her aacoud hl ‘ mailman-emu:- an intermit- ThinififllaM-u-wehllr one» donotanhour. during which timeox- eddocnnrent. “Handheld” thblylll- ‘Wumglmtyrmlmxluan. Mind the mother by the repeated heckand m when“ m. on”. allnaionatotheunhapptneaaotherchild-~ hey that did some clever tumbling, ten. who were continually aaking tor thoae who took part hln'ng lie-re. ll"- “llyonvaltlethelovcot your Killenheck, William Tammany. and children.“ momma methat I PrederickandRicbardFltzgerald. 'l'hen Gill 00“" 0|! andlneet you and turn thgdog eecurely held by a rope. The hnettWilaonand Edward Hill joined them overloyour charge.” them in an excellent pertormance on the holiaontal bar. which waa heartily ‘ap 5M“! conclllded,attercouanltation with W- Ill! Hollie Killenbeck 'KI'O hernaother, "’0 W'i'h her.tllat there has been no ahecp killing in the afine terpdchomanminnerakirt and anything she could do to aecure her tog-n bymudtholnople m“! “u, tambourine dancer. Another aociabln children wouldbe justifiable. Alter nr~ willbegiven mum, Thecommit- riving at that conclueion the changed tachaviugchrgn otthieouc waeC. D. “fluid-ltd lefusedtoanawer thelet- Taylor. John Peuder.E.J. Hayes. Jua- tor. Small did not despair. He con- . tin loo-nay, William F. Tammany, tinnedtowrite all aorta ot‘ pleading let- _ Ovid Frederick and Ilortimer Barlwick; ten. alwaya holding out that it was tor . lloor committee, C. D. mm, a J. the nakeotthechildren that he interest ‘ Hays. Inrtilner Hartwick and Grid vdhimlclfmndgenenlly closing by heg- Frederick; receptilu commiltee. J. P. tingepenlonal interview, at which the Francis. George Lockwood and C. MI,“- Beinyer WW It first, but men brought outarevolver and two or little one- would be placed in her care. Finally hie appeals prevailed. m the laat letter Ire wrote wan answered by Mia Reinyer. who laid that the would meet CDUNTY COIIISSleBRs. wail-nuns ana- by an. tic-mu at him and take the children. In!” ‘”W- Small immediately replied that he been aelected by the Democrata for tam day.atwhichplacebe would meet county ennui-inner for the long term her. Both partiea wereon hardwoods torucceed Comm-Elmer Paige. There tag to appointment and repaired to a ault waareachedatacancneotlheDenl- hotel. where small said the children nocratic membera held yeaterday atter— were. Small took omen to tell bia noon. manulihanwaeaelectedae tormcr wife that since hit departure ‘theothrrcommlm'oner.and the Repub- from herbehad never known a ham linens/will bcalhwedtouame'lhe other moment. He natured her that he ain- ' . - v‘ w . oerelyragrettedhiadaaaetionother.“ 'A ttbecaucna Attorney 3- L. Wells. imploredhertor the cake or old timea 'the member trom Fairfield. was named and the children to forgive him and lake 5~aa county auditor, and recommended him again into tavor. ‘ that be be made etate auditor by the That Small’e plea completely won over his wife the sequel thawed. it in known that he went to Bridgeport and spent the remainder of the week at the Tremont Benton Houlihanml Nell-town; Mor- house. He and hi'a' tormer wife had pa, 0! Brim Represent-live- another meeting, Ivlth the result that Walah.ot Bridgeport; Med. 01 Green- they left that city [or New York. Ilr. , wich; Broom. 0' MM?!» "Id Wells 0' Reinyer'wae kept in ignorance of Ilia oldordinanccevery matablela "bud Pairlleld, were appointed a committee to wife’. meeting .3“. Small until after titty cents for crery tramp be keepa over 000M '5“! “10 Republicans ill rec-rd ‘0 their departure. when he wan told all by night. 11' countablee ‘0“ adv-Based her mother. Small exhibited twopaaaea the h" and hi" many “m" governor. Senator Morgan preeided at the cannon and J. D; 'l'oomey. Jr.. was secretary. judgeahip and other appointments. Aoommuuicalion waa mceived from (or Chicago. Germ Icrrie nominating Proteeaor LBEmeon 3. Baldwin.“ Ilew Karen. tor .aochte justice 01 the in plan 0! Judge Dwig creme Court Alderman a. o. Jud-on. or South Nor- At the ma annual meeting at the Immio- who walk, baa viitnd trienda in town. ill "and. and Jodsfi A- ll. F00“- 0‘ Mr. and Ira. Will“ a. Fitch have den, Treasurer Hall reported a deficit oi Wiauednobeauaeeoclatejoaticellotb v'nitedtriendaonStatenll l. term- are for eight years. W lira. loan Wakeman, an aged lady. OUT OF BUSINESS. diedonllondayandwaahuriedon'l’oen— Emma. daughter 0! Lewis Smith, who at mm”. has been acme yearn in the lndmtr'nl School at Ilddletown. died 0! heart tail. one at the Bartlett] boepital. Blanca Illa laatary. JohnW.Grcen.oneoltbebighat mauuiacturera ol Daubnry withdrew hie nameaaameurherotthe Batlauntact Itrua’ aaaoclatlom M yeatrrtlay F” "n H. 1' “Mk”' '1'” inlant daugh- there. tbut entering the lint: with New “' "' “M “ ”WW “'4’" in” lnndon. Cleveland and other citiea who "am" “mm “m““l‘m “' dealre the inatltutiou. A meeting waa that hie tnotbcr'a death in Glover-ville. N. Y. held and . committee '” appfinted to GRAN-BBB! “Allis. Florht Byxbac mat with aheavy l... "l' “W' Tneaday night. 1he high wind blew ofloneol tbccunolallot hiagrrenhotate and allot hie planta except the ptnka and Ill-charged hie help. all in number. andcueed tobeamakerotheall-gcar. In an interview Ir. Green laid the reaaou he withdrew irolu buainera wall bacauae he could uotcolnpete with outalde ahopa. and that he had been Ina lag money tor acme time. Be manu- taclnred hate tor a large wholeaale con- cern in New York, which alto has con- trol ota Fall River iactery. The Ina-a— chnaattaahophad bernahletoanpplyb marketatlowerratuthauhe could. tor la Aalelghlng party from New canaan aurnriaed Ir. and Ira. errgeI-lmttll at Will that it waa an independent "'1'“ home W “MU"! “I‘ll. ll“ neither the “whim aim In emu. made the vialtora u weluumaadaltapaatancnjoyahloeveu- log. The party returned home at an ly hour thin morning. amoclatlon nor the'lablwlttnlonamnu help him in Me competition. aohewaa cunpelbdtowlthdraw tmfltarace. ear _ nomehrtmygwha-mn ‘. j ' m'mmu acute time. wlll occupy theahoplon- day. Thetathla‘ wIll make [an hue» after and baa the coutracttcr making "”th [all tutheWurld'a Fair. manic uracil." .w.......................,...r....... _ . "l‘he (allowing were hand Jan. in. not. lbtl‘urulahedtrnntollcavtA.I. ivory-tarmllclannlmmm (ion-J John H. Barlow New Haven. bullet wild; William 1'. ’t d ' w ‘ ms ma its“ octane or concurrent. ‘ "‘ lumwm.w fiw‘ dog. Acertatnllcwloundlandwaaaaa- pected ot‘being the author ol all the carnage. although proof pnltivc was lacking.A!terdeliberatil-theaelectlneo hltupona happy column) of the pmhleraniabaingthepurchaae or the dogmvidedthepricewasuottoohigh. Whentheagantappointedtoopeu nego- tiation- with theowuar repealed thatlhe animaloouldbeboogbttorh.50hewaa instructed teat once clone the harpil It. With due dispatch he performed the tank allottedtohlnlandreappcated with th a rent waa very only. One of the eclect- three ahota did the work. Since then M 50 an money well invented. The Yale haechall nine will takean Batter trip thin yearns usual. starting Wedneaday, March 29. Seven puree willbeplayed. five of which have been delpbia; Satuaday. April 1. University of Vlrginia at Richmond, Monday.» April 8, University of Virginia at Charlotte-urine; Tue-day April 4. Johne “uphil- Univer- eity at Baltimore; Wedneaday. Apt-it'll, Univernity oi Penneylnnia at l’llilatlel~ tibia; Wednesday. March 2.. and Friday. March 8], are the dates atill open. A hearing ha been unsigned by the railroad cornmhionere at Danbnry. be- tween January it and 26. on theappllcw- tion of the Daubury and State Line Rail- way (30.. for the approval of their lay- out and location. The prepared read extends trelnDaubury toGoltlen’e Bridge, NEIL. on the Harlem diviaiou or the , New Wotan-l road. It in aaidtbat‘ “ the road will be built during the preaeut year. New York capttaliata are internat- ed. and an aoonae the necenrary prelimi- nariea are arranged tor work will be commenced. Nuotiatioua are in pro- green for obtaining the land and right 01 way. - The eelectmen o! Sonthiogtou have ordered that no more bills be paid tor the lodging oi lamp. According to an eratcrtheuight. Aaareaulhblllapourt ed in upon the town treaanrer and the tretury wan aomewhat depleted. state Agricultural aociety. held in Ileri~ H.000. chiefly due to the incrcaaed ea- pendilure for special premiums. The old otllcera were reelected. except that 8. ll. Walla. of Wethentleld. was made vice preaident in placeol J. W. Bacon. The ltoman Catholla of New Haven are making vigornua done waecurethe . .» oltan"' .. cantata the town tor loud- to torward There are now in New Haven tallest-ea oi acarlel lever. many or which are of the malignant type. float oi the victim are achool children. but all the parenta live in widely acattnred park 0! the city. andaatberearebutatewcdaea in each wheel. the dleeaae canwt herald lohnve amend the proportion- 0! an epidemic I we”! amuse-al- momenta nth} ”Wawhwwhllapdalty't‘hw helical- had. had aaaaarhuatll hard. Mlgeporktell trout amovlngearand “‘3'; hlabackandhlpwmiujared. mm electroty .: Jewell l'. Whitaker. it W out.» in want nape-tn. liner a. march. on. ‘33: Flea deatroyad the numeric-lacuna manhunt-natal. rltltmlder Dan IeCarthy will he at the Opera Newnrltatumaatol MllwwalkJo-nlght, in bi tau-at lichen P. .aacom. "The Rambler from Clare.” Wim ‘hepbcawtlltatrudaeeanorlgtnal and realhtte lrfl tum yard Ina-e. with Wanted“. ttlcllalua. New aaap Wamba wire Ital . ”(hm ‘ot Warren E. “mothewYerhnlt- aated on Electric hill, Greenwich. Ina. “OM . m; human-elm “mm W -domeatleaalualaaadtowla;tkaralaaot flamnhflfim A.Whaaktadlyauawntedm W glvealanturaoatheahovan neat fl “:3 at”; ant-y min. at'tlll. ta thaw. *thatlelooleJuaenlalretaadtlheold manna numeral-elm. Pat at plan ' rltk‘adayparabwiblnprneatadea ,abeahaedurtagtha wil be new reaps-aw ‘ acaawyaadlotaet Inflamdflgn mm m""" ’mmochtagdaathotlrahelual ‘ unwanted-1' .nnllnm, armada andWaahtngtou unat m la thh = .I’lWl lure-moon g tromthemoamia~tnpmm W boxcala. lheaetonbraknare otmods . WNW.“ hum-5W WWIM‘W chiefly to rave expel-e and aficw Yannallnlllalnewaaalaoquicklyamn- thua reducing the length or aidinga. cupidity being the only cat-e cl on change. The death rat: of braketneI aiucethetopbrakeahavahclalinuaehaa increaaedenorluoualyalalthetiluehae comewhentbereahouldbeadetermin- edellorttoabatetheevil. Areal-legit latureianowinae-ionitla hoped that lawn willbe enacted-hereby Connecti~ in due time. be tree of railroad. to their brakeluen. wane baattlydb Jubnatcuandllyatt. thanma. in ehllantana. flatware. mu or . _ ' .' .Darlaerb munnflfiwiem Allwerk' mange ' ' abouttmehalrchanadl; Allwrnh to ’ .. mmmaanutllla‘w. DR. F. w. DARMER. Gea’l flute Ageit hum ' Orcl’batmeat intimation; 79--Wasm;ng_on;sl--79 Pictures Fraulein? “1181811, ’ ‘ Paints. Ol I’llllllli. I’ll'Ell-lllllillli flitflllflllli. L. H. Decker, 1’ Wartime- 80.80. lierwalk. will practically ‘ lumhw'budneaaottheUnitchtatca . Wnflmmthenotedrallrnadmau and hunch-filed at his home at New Brighton. 8.1..othaart trouble. Ill- Ballie Hollymneottha toramoat workala against alavery.died at We ‘botnLNewYork. JohnLRohinmpreetdentot the Na- tinnelhuhotWellahomN.Y..died,agad era 'torhetb Dra Will. A lllltar‘yaaarllaa pctngwapapermarouplckatdutyto believe. that llr. Blalnahadauflered a‘ae- riuua relative. Both phyaiciam promptly tothe demand for theiratten- HahnndwautatoncetolrJllalne’ahad— Corneliua A. J. Hardenburgb, a promi— nent Democrat. aged aixty-llve, dial! and- dauly athiahonlc in blatenllle. N. Y. i 'rAlteraomctwanty minutea mutt-aan- alltatlouDrJoenatonlettthehcuaa. no hated. that nothingot apndtirelyaerloua uatnrehadoccurrnd.andthatllr.lllalne’a Mitten wan practicallyunehangedtruut whatit hadhnrnduringthe day. Heinr- th'aaid thatwhencraanyaymptaauado— velnped that might be construed byllr. We attendant an unfavorable the phyaietauawaralmmadlatclynotined. General Ball-fa le-nlea-rlva. Iowan. lava. Jan. ll—‘l’ha train bean- iugthe body of General B. F. Butler left Washington at 3:15 o’clock yesterday“ noon orertlre Pennsylvania and the New York and New England made. Owing to stunt lltlttltttll rllttt nigh-mn- nora‘adltll’a ”.2!“ Mann-den“ I this t audio—lilo roru amen commit murder of lthmbeeuaugguhdtlnta law aboutd hepa-edthahattera certain date. no boacarawlthhrakeaoutopabouldhell- lowedtobernn on ruadr chartered by thieetate. Suchalawhurepeatedly» beenurgedhy our railroad commimionv erawithretelencetotheold method 0! mandahould be pa-ed. ill («bidding top KIAPPJeaand'l‘eaaa J. D. JENNINGS. Undertaker. t BRIGHT mm. XORWALK. con ll "n an n]. gmlhm.mcall.n4 talents " . -0 . l. I... Abnut‘to'clock Drillyattlcttthamaina rmidanec. lie-aidthattbetronblewhieh hadoecaaionadahadyanmmoningot the ‘ ’ by the rector, Rev. Dr. The tutu-meat will be in the tarnily canto- arranged at follows: Thursday, March coupling 80, Univeraity oi Pennaylvunia at Phila‘ connection with that o! hrakeaonboacara. With brake-on top of boxcar: the hrakernan her no lootr hold and mutt depend on keeping hi balancetoaave being pitched u! when going around aharp curves. or in icy weather. Bladder thb. his life ill in con- slant danger from lb. numerous bridgua which‘peep ovuthemmmeot which are no low that he moat lie.“ to eacnpe with his lite. and many are an- nually killed or mainted from tb’l ante. which would not he I! plattor'm brakea were used. lretnahopethatourlegrala- turn will thiaeeaaion enact propeller- to protect brakclnen. ‘ minedtheiroldeommandcrtothdr laat renting place. Besides Mr. Paul Butler, the general‘e only son. and Min Charlotte B. Stevens. 0! Nottingham. N. 11.. lib niaee, thetuneralparty willconalatotoeu- aaal 0. D. Barrett, the general’a law part nerin Washington.“ a number n! Ilia nearest friends who have come on Iron: dif- ferent points in New England to pay their that respect to the dead. Among that are Mr. Drinkwater. of South Braintrva: General J. B. Kiunnamot Baton. whowaa a membr ot General Butler'a atal the .war; Dr. Cilley. of Baton; llr. Far- rington. of Lowell; Mr. Dlmmlck. of Ben J. B. Batchelder. oi, Hyde Piano in (hue-madde- aieklyraponded.andtheun~ tavarahla aytuptolua which had alarmed thiamllu ypaaaedaway. Val-Mailed” two’clockand maladi- tbc alekroorn for tonyrnin- «dual-3‘ whichtimetbeymade ather- ”Walthepulrmtaudgava medians REMOVED To It. s tulle-truer. AND I. named.” We“ fictit- ‘ gin-any: to a“... “I“ Educate Lorju‘sinessl Merrlll ' ,adarataahcthauecrorhadnnn. or tuition are moderate and within “all. withthehcatiathe' hagradaateatcgood Business roar-urethra: . College nailed In New Inland. ted anilitlea are olercdwror Vllaeaotbflneaain ”WM Ill. 8. I. Slilllll’l'll. ‘ ‘ tritium sullen. Vol ”mutant-rer- W-II Frantic-fl. Haw Your, Jan. ta—lteaohitiona ware ‘ Ila firty Enter: at - 1h 03 Editor of The Winch-Sir: There iaagooddealot Inw.lt|fl!l‘ out. among a number of our chill- in the binary ot Norwalk. Since the real settlement oi the toI'n was in MM. next year will give on a 250th anniverlel'i. l have heard that come yearn ago a eenee' oi hiatortcal paper: wan printed in Ta: Sax-nun. wptteu by the late Williams. Bunion. Would it not' be a good thin to repeat three articles tor the hem-tit or theyoutrgerpwflewhodiduotread them when they firat appealed l Wally forums. A. _m .3th actuation madeln the tort-going communicanonia one whlch Tn: Snrnxal. will duly~ conddtr and act upon. Any other articlea’ relating in Norwalk during the colonial period would be acceptable. «Ill! be llora mm and lat-rear. PM. J. ll. Cara-e. lheoculiat opti- cian,can be consulted at A. BJ‘errla‘ jewelry atnre Friday and stare-r 0' ape! apacifle - cm m :12... " I 2"“ tralion act oi mo in enhatautlally lta put out term. and protaatiug agaiuat anymeao ureot tariflreviaion which alngl- out a particular- industry. like the wool mar-lav tacturer, tor reductiona of duty which are not applied impartiallyand almoltaneoualy to all otha induaxriea curettham to return. Dr. Hyatt would gobachatllo'clnck and then determine whetharlt waa ntceaaary tor him to In- malll through the night. ’ Dr. lyatt Ila-all. at the Bed-tie. Dr. Johnaton left with the noderatanrb log that he would not return unle- Dr. Hyatt. when he conic. thought his preaence nece-ary. From 8 o’clock until late in the night uowncvisited the houae except ayowng triaralot James G.Blainc. Jr., who wan evidently aent tor, an be male in hiatvanilgdre-truln aomeottheup town nuanal activity here wan an air Horses Clipped. Borne dlnadcfl OBLatOemwra um it. A. It! RlLLi’nmtita-tord. l. 0. lElllllllllS. Patel Ila-pk “£51..." Palate "’lllll PAPER. reams Amwmrmn thlmmnntlce hula-tea new 'I'lu Bout-I lnportar'l Body Found. 1309103. Jan. Ids—The Barker. The 'l‘rmaerip reporter lound ahortly altar 10 o'clock laat night in therein 0! lhel’ederal atreet Ire by‘th gnug of laborers that have been thcararchlor it. The hodylald under a mean or heavy timber: lira! pwed away hetero it could he rake-ed. TIIE SAVED. IlllEl IllE. Byhavi.‘ yourJOBPBDlflXBdl-aatthg Ivan-trim“ “Willa-p narwcrklthellaet ill-already!“ WDSM f ”lulu"; [fiqflr'r irg‘il‘w, Milli; I treat Reduction in Flannels! 3 “an...“ .__..._ This will he the biggest week at the season to .. .lluy Flannels cheap. .. ”it”. _.n. 'l'herewaano around thahouae,bnt which indicated that Mr. Blaine waaworac. ’Ihegwdednmottheflmm cially were more algnlllcant from what thl)‘ lailadtoaaythantromwhattheyactw— Nul- York 0... m Stucco: Jan. ll—At the annual meet- ing ol the New York State A-echtlon tor the Protection ot Fish, Game and Fonda Charla B. Reynolda, editor or Pot-st and Stream. wan reelected preddent; General Dwight ll. Bruce. 0! Syracum. vine praai- dant. and John B. Sage. at Main. more tary and treasurer. ‘ ~ZM‘ ‘ hmttée. . At midnight Dr. Hyatt was atill in the houagand it waa obvioua that he we- there (or the night or until relieved by Dr. Johnnnn.aoaatomeetand it podbla counteract any auddan emergency. such an that which coca-toned the baaty cum-tun ul both phyaldana early in theevullng. It is underlined that the doctors have had again to rcaort to the ndrulnlatratlovt o! nitroglycerin to atilnlllata the heart'a no tlou,aaldthc tact that ahertlyalterltlld— night bright lighta werw burning in the mm connecting with the nick chamber warned to indicate that appreheualcn ct torther complication was not by any rneana lolly allayed. Opal-Wetlllio'l'huwl'oo. IADltln, Jan. 13.-‘l‘he Spenlnheuflnat thatiflnglandaboaldaand aquadronto'l’angtartoeo-pcl-tllho- tlon torthenaentmunlerotanlngliah- man by uatirca ln Mmspalnwnuld diapatch thraewarablpa tornach'l‘anglar attheaamctlme. “I‘M Inn Wm lo Ion Illa-o Ayonng man had been toalla.and :- hla raturnwaa namtlng toklaunclaan adventurawhlnhhahadwtetwlthonbmrd "l waaoneulght leaning over that-.- rall. looking down into the ocean.” tall the nephew. who w. called Willlara. "when my gold watch tall from my chain and immediately aank out at dull. The ahlp was going teal knota an hanbuh nothing dauntad.l aprang over the rail. and atter a long march found thawatch.came up.and chaacd thaahlp aad'ellmhed hack totha deck withoutaay one hue-ring l had been ahaant." ”William." raid hla uncle. “I believe thee. but lhere‘t many a thou-ell that to natural» arr lpn-pttc Cole-y. Amer. Jan. la-—'l’ha ntatn heard or charltlaa hat aakrd the leglalaturetoprn ride tnrthelocatlon at an lnetllullon tor epileptic in llvlngaton county in the Banana valley. about three milca (rum Mount lorrigtobrkuownaatha filmy. Overcome by the Cold. ltollllr flour. H. 1.. Jan. 18.4mm:- Forayth. prealdirlg judge d the Burlington county court. had a narrow baingtroaentodeath. lla atartedtowalk irolntherallrnadatatloutn hit hmht Lndiee’ Gente', and Children’s Heavyweight Flam. wear to be sold for what it will bring. Our center coun be loaded with these Bargains. W The following is a bulletin of prices: Gente’ whitetlhlrtn and Brownie, reg. pr. 0 . M It ll II I! The Bond Vania adv-mt All. War-laurel. Jan. Ia— alectrlc railroad between Chicago lant- have retell the Who’ll» metro new“ Dynamite Baphdaa. euro Bran. ll. ti. Jan. ll~-llenry lau- bert and William llarrla. colorant lahnrrra. were badly Injured by the premature canto “Whatl” exclaimed William. polite! lualuuatlng Pin a llarl" , "WI lam.”aald the old man gravdy. , we 1 never call anybody namaa. W d Drawers, reg. price. .75. red'c “ (I H Dal-gnu mull-.ll-ar Joan llaaryralae nun-human tonne awn-amt- madlmratthecaawrvav mart. Want. Jan. lie—Au avalanche down the manta aide liloean diatrlct. and more. Jan- Swltaar and Hartl- m nae-Ilene to hit-- to Ant. Raw Year. Jan. la—Jl'he northaaaptaa hall hu- dramatist rubbery Immwhoaarvalltourtaaanua’ tr cowplleltylnthaaltaa. the 1a“ h“i :4“ bite Vents and Pants. reg. prices . II It 1. 06. red’c’d to. .48 each Ladioa’ white and gray ribbed Vain and Panic, ce Ol 50, reduced to . l tt ' . Lt ‘ l . r *aoo—w—«n Gmta’ and [Mloe’ Wile-telly and Glove- to he told with the allure at a owl 4a).»! I I .4
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