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andlbfleknfiaker.hothoftb'l city.
Company 0 and the Danbnry Band
areholdinga fair this week ruths ar-
rnory in that place. last night was
milihry nighghwhichthelleldufloers
ofthe Fourth regiment in South Nov-
walkwminvitcd. .
Moro-act” aranatwg
sodium-c.
“Niobium of Newbnrgh,
iatheguestoflmJamesH.Nssh,Bay-
viewiavenne.
Bsrviom in the Hungarian langmge
willbshsldiuthefipringwood chapelto-
H. 0. Bundle, of Wilton. dropped rain
Till Sm ofllce this morning to my
thaton Febuary 8.1”. the thermom
ter at his house registered twenty-four
lightJeu'nail'at'lrllo'clock. .below aero. Records kept at
" - L‘ Yale college showed that it was the
A, , _,party was tendered It.
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”DIWALI NEWS.
A Irony Budget of Ila-s Iro- the
“athletic-w.
James W. Hyatt was out yesterday
sick.
2. 8. Adams and Charles Bouton drove
to New York in a sleigh to day. starting
early this morning.
m condensing pipe of the norm
ooldsnapand burstJeaving the boat lm—
beddedinthéiceoflWihonPdot.
John Davis. of South Norwalk. was
mwm Daun lat night for
drunkenuu. He was dicha'gcd with a
reprimand by the justice.
An adjourned meeting of the Norwalk
club will be held Friday ' evening at 8
o'clock. tohear the report of thee-unmit-
tee appointed at theapsciat meeting on
Tuesday evening. January 10th. and to
take action thereon.
Contractorn. R. Pitch commenced
workth’wmoruingnnanadditiou,“
test. to Read C lbnsmaa’s building.
occnp'edby'l'hoodorefllover. them
I"
J. R. Raymond and Platt Beers went
to New Haven today toattend the sea
A meeting of the directors of the Na-
“ 7"" "' ww'“ 0' 0” mu Bank or Norwalk was held-t 1|
Well WIP'M" I. o'clock yesterday morning. OBcers
were elected asfollnws: President, 8.
“$35!; c, / . 1'" uncommon 1 run; cashier.
“d" “'3“ n. P. Page; teller. J. P. Trsadwell:
ofoysters. 'l'hebivalveaare ‘eryacarce.
oaingtnthediflcultyofdredgingthem.
acdare bringing from 32 toflper
bushel.
The performance given at Slavic Hall,
last night. by Fields & Hanson's Draw-
ing Cards was of a character which did
notisdd tothe reputation of the hall
Thecompany did not even deserve the
small audience present.
'l‘héfltgedhubleripperowned by the
book-keeper. A. A. Betta.
The minim] committee of the .‘ixir-
walk Crmgr’egatitmal church have secur—
ed the serviceaof the quartette or the
South Norwalk Methodist church. com
prising of Mrs. J. C. Newkirk, Miss
Alice Sherwood, Horace Hatch and
Frank Nash. for the musical year com-
mencing April It.
Chief Engineer Pruwitt says the hy-
forthcllrsttitnesincshewastaken'
May'IdvfiErllbliktud Ladder company.
of “mm. struck another- ripper
on osmium: hill. last night. and
drants on the outskirtsof the lauough
need looking after. as nearly all of them
havebcenreportcd airmen. Those in
the business centre are connected with
centrit into ex-Iayor Cunningham‘s
lr'u “I." m I! H I," thesswerandthewarmair keeps them
i , L in. mp9»: er. from freeaing. lneassof alimthetlre-
mMg‘l-hsnnumm nearsightsxperleneesomedilllonltyla
ors’wharfwlthcnal.andthe8. A. Nei-
man is atnloho Eferris'dockwitha
cargo. Bothboatsweretowedinyester—
day afternoon, having been two days
coming from New York.onsccountof
their!»
--Purs colon with pnrscreach. a
cup.depotrcstaurant. Open-”night.
lr.andlrs.l.ll.Parsons.ofBrook—
side.shrtedtodsy for athrcs weeks’
trip toPemacolsJ’loridania Philadel-
phiaandCinciunatl. Froml’ensacnla
theywlllgotolrs Parsons oranm
grovestOrsnguCrty.
Atsmesting of the directors of the
City National Bank, ytutsrday. thepresi-
dsnglbhertll. Rowan. and the vice
MB. In» .wvoaleet-
ed. Theuhlsrulacohl. W, was
continued. .wsrs sh thcndserofllcsrs.
guest. lie-sis. tellw.ullii- VJ?-
wen.elsrli. __;_ ‘
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getting water.
Ofllcerlsrtiufonnd llartiu Mulligan
ltnuingonacakcoficeintherear of a
Wall street storc yesterday. Martin
await the approach of spring. Officer
lartin, feared that lattin might become
anlosherg.moovt«lhinstothelockupto
prevent any Itch occurrence. lartin
had beendrinkingsndbadstrauge ideas
of thh beautiful world of ours. When
he sobersd up he was relensd.
Amocusfulmeetlngiu thsintsrestot
ths‘SorwalkChovalUuion washsldlsst
eveninghtth.I.c.A.rooms. Prof.
Whittaker hcondoctw,andJamesflub—
bell sscrshry. Inch snthI-isam was
w. Amnngthass lawn
thaquarsP.W.Knspp,Frank Com-
”, Sump. 3%! Ja'frs W
tobstaksn up than b Cowsn’s ”Ross
Ialdsn.” ltbhopsd manynew mem-
bwswillsoonhsaddsdtothssnion.
Thempostagastmapslddfairtoen»
joybntabritf popularity. Whenthey
warsdrstirsnedthere wssagvsatde-
maadlorthsm. Everybody wasted to
gstholdofthaurtoms whatthsy look-
sdlihs.audto stick them on a letter.
laatripnpthsllonnd from lisw
Yorkto Fall River. twenty-cue light-
houssaorlightsdhsscons are pa-sd on
mmthsportorlefthand side.
highest light b on Block Island
(matkeflhflflsstahovsthsssa level.
warm—nus goods. but quali-
ty. 'prtess. lane's. ll Washing- partofthis ds-aud.and assoonas the
tollsttsst. publlcourlositywmmthltsdthsds-aud
fell oi. Alreadythsstumps are falling
A allthe fire alarm hoa- have
latodldsvor-dwhsa pmptsgotoths
post notes to purchase a-qaantity of
nevdvystaooa. Assuoussthewsathsr yoaglvs-ethsotdonss?"
moderatesthswlrsscuaaretsd with the
syststswlllhstvss‘srrsdtothsetty's Atthamu atJossphlss
alsotrielfltpflflrihwahahosoms megvnhdlhfloodayevsnlogmnsr-
tannin-Ills: a 0m ll the station ahtsllchsslhsssosgavsaa interesting
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ta otlra twenty-twoymrssgs. thnhsstttlsd
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7A'.Ii.Ckerman & Son,
84" WASt-Imorou STREET. SQUTH NORWALK. CONN.
quorum and n. J.’ nm. or the
ltnrwalklloatdofTrado, go to Bridge-
porttodsytoatteadthssnnuslhsuquet
otthefltatgloardof‘l'rads.
Andrew Noonan went slekb riding
with a party Hartley night and froes
bothofhhsars. Helenowhavingcon-
mmwwm . .-- .-. _ ., .
himny‘pterdafl "' yaoldlrbpacer ‘4 '
“MM” toP. I. Gray.nf Brook-
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Some of the members of Phtanix En-
gine company drove to Petrie's restaur-
antinWestport on their double ripper
last night and had an oyster supper.
G. 8. Glut-7’s family and Ir. and
Ira. ll. ll. Tolles, of East avenue. en-
joyed a sleigh ride last night, to Ir. and
Ira. Theodore Jellill’s residence in Wil-
ton. wheres fine collation was served.
Thirty of the friendsof W. J: Honey.
ofthellrrnof Finnsy & Benedict. sur-
prised hint at his home on Berkeley
street, Monday night. The occasion was
apicasant one. given in honor of Mr.
anoy's birthday.
Ollicer Danu arrested John McDonald
londay night. foran usault on Theo-
dore Prion better known as “Sawdust."
lie gave bonds until this morning, when
he was tried before Justice Coolidge and
lined 0t and costs. He paid.
The reserved seats for the Y. I. C. A.
entertainment at the Norwalk Opera
House. might, will be on sale at
Pinnuo‘s and Plaistnd’s until 6 p. In . and
afterwards at the box ollice. Everyone
wishing to hear a fine concert should are
care our.
The funeral of Erastus ll Phelps takes
place from the residence of his daughter.
8 Arch street. tomorrow rooming at ll
o’clock. Last evening the secretary of
Our Brothers‘ lardge untitled the New
Haven lodge, of which the deceased was
a member, of his death.
Helen Agusta Biaaell. widow of George
Bisaell, died athcr home in Pittstleld.
Man. yesterday. The deceased was a
sister-in-lawot Ilrs. C. C Betta. of the
Green. Ilrv. Beth wont to Pittafield
yesterday. The remains will be brought
to Norwalk on Friday for burial.
The Norwalk friends of ProfemorJnhn
Rufus Boyd. formerly of the Norwalk
Military institute. have received invita-
tions to bu wedding, which takes place
at Peekskiil, S. Y . on Whine-allay evenv
ins, February L The bride is Miss
Rachael ll. Phyfe, daughter of llr. and
Mrs. Walter P. Pity to. of Peekskill.
The first games in the Sorwalk club
billiard tournament were played last
night. in the preliminary round A. R.
Malkin. one hundred. scored his allotted
number while Goings R. VauAletyne.
one hundred and twenty. was scoring
ninety-five. Therewere lot innings. in
the first round Ilr. lalkin played I”. E.
Wilcox,one hundred. and scored that
number while Ilr. Wilcox was making
seventy-three buttons. The game con-
sisted of eightyuthree innings.
At the special rneetingof the Alpha
Wheel club. last evening. the invitation
of the club to the annual reception of the
Rambling Wheel club at Jetlersonian
Hall. Bridgeport. February 8. was duly
acknowledged and accepted. lt wasde-
cided togive asuppsr and card party
next week Thursday evening. There
ception committee appointed were Fred
Brady. Jake Cornwall. Frank Lauder
and Jules flnrnung. The refreshment
committee are Joseph Gregory.'l'ltomas
Sterling. D. W. Raymond and lid. Miller.
BOWAIToN.
Henry Hilton has returned from Chi-
cago after a two weeks' business trip.
J. B. Raymond-is hmvsstlag asecond
www.muuse is muhgela his
Mundane-humid hiafirooery
bmtnesaandthsnswflrmwlllheknowu
as E. W. Godfreydflhr.
Daniel Petty. vvhu has been visiting
numerou- rslstives here. returned tohis
home in Bellport.l..l,yasterday after-
noon. .
John Roberts. of lanoa Hill. father-in-
law 11 Warren 3. Smith. informed a
Bantursportsrthentherdaythaths
had vital the soansof the biglrsla
Grssnwieh, and that the homedldaos
belong to Ir. Smith. eonsrqusatlyhs
dldnotsnstainanyloss,havlugdlspossd
ofths home about tw'o mostbsgoto
Georgefil‘ichots. Thshotnswaspr-
tlallydsstroysdhylrstwsatyyearssp.
hat was rshutlt atacostotflmo. It
wmfally hsared.
“all!!! runs.
Fnaktllarkwpsatafsw daysof ht
wsskwithfrlsndstnlanchasstts.
Ira. Duals Baton. who has been
vary-lststthsresldsaesofksrpsreau,
Ir. audliaJoha memoir“,
sassofsrreeovsrsdthst shshssrstnrs-
sdhoms.
Gwflmrmblls Miser-Hos
latoAJtettr’ toe hams. amrnnrhss
Aersposdmaskarthyaflhspota its
#e-ew-vyw ‘,;
aural-realty “detritus-salt”
par, yesterday. wk. his horas its!
loom, 9-4. Ill-(l.
, amni- M“
ms. '5'... m...
MmsyUkahmthLbutthslnajOrw
lty of Tesdvlnkulcf ’thisoltyknuw where
they gattheBsdTea. This. with the
finest grades of‘l'ancy Callus. is our
greatest hobby. Once tried makes sur‘
customers. lfyouwlshthcflnastl’otatoen
of‘nativo stocksoeoura. Wecan spread
your ”70 at a minimum oust.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. ’
ov'izii ran strait. ,
lows and “until. Day to last
> luv-all.
Rev. C. J. Anderson, of this place. will
preach in the Swedish lauguageiu the
congregaaonal church at Bethel to-
fiisbt ‘
Ste mu on! 9* W1? “I“! re-
lrofltlllpxuletday morning. whenauat-
wasrnadotoslartit. This is the
WI?“ 4 ,
' rtilu'p'wtbl‘s has'happsned ‘ . inseveral
E. E. Gotham and his force of painters
went to lleriden yesterday afternoon
and today commenced work on the
Universalist church in that place. which
if. D. Randall is building.
A party of East Norwalk people will
take a sleigh ride to Stephen Hamilton's
in Weston, to-night. Glover's orchestra
will furnish music for dancing and Wil-
liam A. (layer will prompt.
The annual fair and entertainment of
Volunteer Hose company. No. I. will be
held in the hose houseon East avenue.
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and 8st-
urday. February 22. '23. 24 and 25.
Bxprcssman John Connors attached
his horses to a big snow plow yester-
day afternoon. and n Iargequsntity of
snow was scraped from the East Non
walk pond. Several men assisted with
snow shovels and the skating thus aflord-
ed is being enjoyed by a large numberof
people today.
The revival meeting at the East Ave
true Methodist Episcopal church. last
evening, was oneof the but held dur-
ing the extra services in progrem there.
There was a large attendance and a deep
interest on manifested by those present.
The-s gatherings are proving to be very
helpful to the religious life of those who
are laboring for the salvation of their fel-
lowmon. Meetings will be held each
evening except Saturday. All are it:-
rited. .
The meeting of East Norwalk citiaens
in the Volunteer Hose House. last night.
was well attended. The committee ap-
pointed to confer with similar commit-
tees from Norwalk and South Nurwslk
ball nothingto report. Tberc was con-
ssdenshls discussion by all interested
Justice D. P. Imrell Olen-d a resolution
that Edward F. Smith. Edward L. Han»
lord and John Tryon be appointed a
committee to call a public meeting with.
in two weeks‘to decide whether East
Norwn'lk would unit-r with South Nor.
walk or not.
DABIBN.
Germ Everett, the section has. found
a broken ml at Fitch's crossing yester-
day morning, caused by the cold weath—
er mapping the steel.
A double ripper. owned jointly by Ed-
ward Austin and Greenleuf (Ihasmar.
and steered by Charles VanDine. ran
into Arthur Stevens. Monday night, in-
juring him quite badly.
James Parley and Earl Lounsbury
were out with their double ripper or: the
hill. last evening. and ran into another
one owned by Arthur Whitney. The
tlyer owned by the first named boys was
completely wrecked.
Charles L Clark. a Norwnlk doughnut
peddler. has brought suit for about 8200
against William E. Street, or this place.
[ls was bitten by adog owned by thede-
fondant. Tho caaewill be heardin the
Court of Common Hess. Bridgeport. the
first Tuesday in February.
Gauge Smtt, of Danbury. lltt'd at the
Soldiers' Home in Kimmie. Monday,
aged Ti years. He enlisted in Company
A, Fifth regiment. Connecticut \'o|un~
teen. in lfll, and in July. 1862. was
transferred to Company 17. 17th regiment
infantry. and mustered out in 1865, thus
serving four years.
I 'lln bu .i acongh medicine for chil-
drelt."," ' . A. Walker.a prominent
await-6., . Uuh. ‘fnever, be
unit -91. In: Cbambevlaiu‘k Cough
Remedy. There is no danger fromit
and relief halwsys sure to follow. I
particularly recirmnrend Chamberlain‘s
becauselhave found it to he safeand
reliable. It is intended especially for
«dds. croup and whoopiogcuugh.” fifty
cent bottles for sale by (l. C. mill-on.
dual-t.
lf allow York millionaire givesadin-
asraththavenoeaudatth
Pltcher's‘castorla.
Children cry for
Pltcher’s castoria.
wsfl‘mmunwhm
mfiw’pmfl-flfwm
manhunt-Mb“
”manhunt.“
By order of the Carl of Probate. to the
at bidder. unless pavlously disposed of at
rate stle. on the day of Januarydm at
o’clock affinmoon. at the f bulldlnl.
No. I and 0
land and “Millie ha lloyt st..
magmagpy‘ said 1'h0masConalna as a
[or tamsof Its Inquire of thggnhserlher.
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it": ml all roman-m the.
LEADING (311MB. ’ 33 WASHINGTON ST.
JIIEB Il‘l'illlEll, llclloassr. firfi‘lfifiifififl'fim
Auctl o n sale I Puro'and simple imitation. rs.
Wlllsallat Corneandfollow where woleadyou,
PU BLIC AUCTION Feeling neither donbtor fear.
Sum will surely crown your eflorta
If you do but TAG and PERSEVERE.
iii. 9!???"st illifl'fiilfilt chromium
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprlétor,
PEOPLE} MARKET. , :ttgplltlllfll. _ ignites IIIKET.
now. It is money in your pocket if you
at cost or less.
except in
G.
The complete sentence is in the
hands of The Sentinel.
DRESS GOODS.
25 pieces all wool Suitincs in stripes
and favor weaves. halfdullar quality.
this sale 29 - yard.
100 yards 40inch flannel, l2|>c yard
3 revues “inch all wool Flannel. this
sale 39c yard,
5 pieces 42-inch heavy Serge, worth
the yard. this sale 33c.
50 pieces plaid Suiting at 19c yard.
MM) yards Dress Ginghams. 10c yard;
brat quality
175 yards remnants China Silk. 3:!
inches wide. 39:: yard. worth 85c.
25 pieces Silk Gimp. this sale 6c yard.
l5 pieces Silk Gimp. this sale 8:: yard,
100 black Currey Mulls. worth 500. at
29¢ each.
JAC'KB’I'B.
Fancy. black or tart Cloaks. with
opossum fur trimmings. worth $8; price
for this mle. at 49.
Black diagonal Cloak, fur trimmed,
worth ‘5: this sale ‘3 50.
ladies' tan Ieltuu Wattcau. pleated
back. worth ill, now 06,
A few Misses' Garments at your own
i
l
ce.
Also a few sizes in Ladies' Clocks at
one half of their former pnco.
LADIEW Imus l'SDEllWEAB.
Ladies' Drawers, four tucks. at 19c.
Ladies Drawers. tour tucks, Hamburg
lfllllflMl. extra value. at 25c.
Ladies“ Drowns. lucked and Hamburg
trimmed. cheap at 39c and 49c; this sale
83 Washington Street. South No. 2: in.)
As is usual with us we intend to as far as possible inventory as little stock as
we can. Therefore we give this special inducement for
bar-gains offered. We will, however. simply state that during the time. of this sale.
namely. from January ll to 18, everything in our entire establishment Will be sold
Missing Word contest. :.::.:.::r:..-:::::sia,:::
u
" we will prevnt with an elegant Rochester lamp, finely decorat-
ed. and valued at $9.00. Send your answers to
‘ 4 - I North "all $.30. Norwal W W ll. N alk.
Am'nmnhwmn” “1"” ’23???- Q Telephone call. 52°... . . »,~ . . . median; “$23.3.
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12,, . . nonns'l'lcs.
rea a “1 me a e w-
' 4. . 100 pim Continental Unbleached 4 4
"L6 .. Muslin. 16 yards for '1.
I} 25 pieces Atlantic Muslin, lb yurtb
llllY 60008 NDTI ‘ ‘ SIE Y A ‘°”"
’ g , )0 pieces soft finish Bleach, 17 yards
' " or ti.
9.
1.000 yards 5-4 Table Oil Cloth, slight—
ly damaged on edge. 12c yard.
1.000 yards Domet Flannel. 41c yard.
300 yards Table Linen. unbleached,
M wide. 18c yard. '
150 yards 72 inch Bleached Table
Damask. big value. 45c yard
100 yards 02 inch Bleached Table
Damask. gnod weight, 37c yard.
30 pieces best Indigo Blue Prints, Mo
per yard.
100 Ladies Calico Wm
150 ladles’ Indigo
98c each.
If you examine the above you can’t
fail to buy.
KITCHEN DEPAITIBVI'.
This spot in our store we know will
interest everyone. it is considerable
more trouble for us totake an inventory
of this stock than any other in our store. ”
consequently we are just that much
more anxious to sell as much as pourible
. ri-zbt away. so have marked many
{— 4 articles cheaper than we own
is “ill; .-
you to come in and buy
do. We cannot begin to quote all the
rs. 69¢ each.
lue Wrappers,
To the one who FIRST sends
Ay; vou've never fought
I. WAS Al’s'l'l'fill,
Care South Norwalk Breton Store,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Calder's Dentine. 18c bottle
Shetfir-ltl's Dentifrice. in tubes. 150.
Rubtfnam. We a bottle.
Austen’s Cologne. regular 15c and 25c
sires. this sale 6c and Me.
Clark‘s Stain! Cotton, black, white or
colors, 3§c spool. 39c down.
"00!.8.
Best Saxony, 9c akein.
Beat Germantown Wnnl. llc skein.
Beat Worsted Skirt Braid. to piece.
Beat Velveteen Binding. 7c piece.
Best Hoe. 314" paper.
. on is first called to our
_ , ionmeut of lamps, which.
t9 Zlnpnce' toactual can. fix:
_.. rancy decorated Lamps. eludes and
.founts to match. 9th each. worth $1.”.
2'slar;edo-mrated Lamps. detachable
fount. it 30 each. worth fl 50.
25 Lumps. same as above except in
decoration. $1 50 each. worth $.75.
20 Lamps. lbwchester burners. finely
decprnled. fl [0 each, worth 83.25.
4
Bestfive-hovk CursetSteeli. Scpnir. - - it" lea-pt. urn
English Millwanls or Smith's Needles. lam J‘II'W' ‘ “ 50- ,
the paper. 100rtional lutual B y [5908.
wort! ;, Linda
I- courts asn Bllitilllis. my , . , H _ , ’
an of our Rubber and Horn Dressing :genommatious from is to
Combs. 35c and the quality. 71; each. live .4. 1;.” .. '
Estgghé-zyfiv [1:25;] back. 8 inch horn 509.13 nose Teapio’ls ll c l
25L, quality "a“, Bmshes, 19c. doll] Lamp (,htmneys. 8 for 10c.
31“) A Lamp Chimneys. 4 for lltc.
500 large round Nappies, worth 5c.
for 23!: each. ‘
{itililasr Berry Disha, worth 25c. for
156: live sly leer.
l0!) covered Butter Dishes. glass. 10c.
25 CA-lery Holders, glam. llc each.
so glass Cracker Jan. 25:.- each.
300 decorated Shaving Mums. 10¢ each.
1001:“le Syrup Cups. “coach.
300 decorated . 10 inches high.
10¢ each. . ‘35
100 sets. 6 Cop's.’ -‘ .r Saucers. 45c set.
530 quality Hair Brushes. 25c.
50c quality Hair Brushes. We.
ch quality Tooth Brushes. Tc.
mic quality Tooth Brushes. llc.
17c quality Tooth Brushes, 130.
lite quality Tooth lirushm. 160.
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(‘bild’a liaise Supporters, 9c pair.
Misses‘ "use Supp-inns. llc pair.
Ladies‘ "flew Supporters. lac.
lifllll’fi‘ Hm» Supporters, with Mt. 19c
Latlirs' "use Supporters, with shoulder
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skirts at 39c, 49c. 59c, 73c and 98c ever
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Our assortment of Canibric (‘ureet
{forum at 250. in square or \' front,
Hamburg trimmed, can’t be beat.
STAMPS” LINES!
Tidies. assumed designs. 3c each.
Tray Cloths, asaortul designs. fringed,
10‘ each
Pillow Sham. l2lc pnir, worth 19c
Bureau Scarfs. all linen. ‘3 yards long.
256 val-h. /
SPEI'IALS.
Box Writing Paper from 61: to I50.
Fancy boxes reduced from 59c to it .
“'0 have a few pair of Dr. Stronl's
corsets which we are closing out at We
a pair, worth Cl.
'rorurr' ARTICLES.
Fine Trans rent Soap. it! who.
Extra flue nilet Soapxis a lender. :ltc
n cake, 39c dozen.
'ells & Cu. Toilet Soap. 100 box; 3
cakes in box.
Peat-hrs and (heart). a new and do“-
cately perfumed soap, 3 cake» in box;
this sale 17c.
While Gastric Snap. 5c cake.
Cuticura Soap. 13¢ a cake.
Bust steel Scissors. 4. 5.6 inch. 170 lair.
5000 yards all linen Lore. 3 wk the.
Wurlh be. To. 9c yard, choice of any
width. 2hr yard.
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25 dozen emits heavy weight mixed—-
Shirts and Drawers. good value at 50c,
during this sab- 391: each
'35 mam Geola' gray l'nderwear,
worth 45v: we offer them at % each.
2 dozen lieuts’ $1.25 Blue Flannel
Shirts fur We each.
'2 dnzrn fine quality B'ue Flannel
Shirts. worth am); you can have them
for“ IDeach.
“)0 dozen Gent's Hired Half—[lose l0c
pair. well worth 15c.
l00 dozen Ladies‘ Black Hose. 91.- pair.
33c and 43c. 5...... ,9. heir) uppity): I c 2: ch
Lulllt'tt' Night Dream in plain and MW' n ,S . » . K335 3 tin-'- ' teen .
tucked rah!- Hamburg trimmed. "In!" 8mm menu“ inOl era. withshouldat 18:13:“ hXtm Duh Pans. lihquart.
2am)». which are:t:l§ pe-l’ cent. ese 8' ~k ; | My sciseo . g - . . ‘ ' - , _
than actual ”hm pm: ‘5 l’ a '9 6. 7. "1"” 9‘ :5 glass “ruler Sets. pvtcherandxlassa
to match. ‘l 19 set.
too Crumb Brushes and Trays, 19c.
.500 deep Pie Tins. any size. 5c.
100 Milk Paris. sixfluart size, 96 each.
100 Curry Combs. We each.
500 long handle Trusting Forks. 32 ca.
ll) two quart copper bottom Cuflee or
Tea l’ota, 23!: each; other sizes in W
portion.
on nix-quart Tin Pails, the each.
GRANITE WARE.
Every piece warranted. No seconds.
Tea or Com-e Puts: 21pm". 75c;
:t. mitts. 80v: 4 quarts. “‘1‘: 5 quarts. .l.
V:- also lltth Wash Basins. Tea Ket»
tire. l’uus. Pails, etc. but have not mom
to quote prices.
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