3L Will My
mGEO. LOCKWOOD,.—_.__.
SPEClAl ABENT NEW Vllllll llFE INSURANGE BflMl‘ANY
Ali BROADWAY, NEW YORK. i
AFTER MARCH lat THEATRE BUILDING, WASHINGTON 8T.
‘ PERSONAL ANll SflfilAL
‘ arm or sure It runner
are sum soawm.
mmm‘mmchh‘s
lsslaa—‘I’slnls nuns rleta “their Olen»
lag A’s-hay at the Unseen—Other
Ilia-sat masons aaa Isa-a.
Thousandsockhlsoithe swissgivm
by the Smith Norwalk Athletic club.
held last night in theirhall on wmifi
tonstreet, was even a glut! Incas
thanany oi itspredecrwors. The tea
tiviti, commenced at about $00 o'clock
iaudwerskept up until an early hour
Vthi morning. The order at W con—
.fltedot sixteen numbers. which were
danced to the charming music of an
orchestra of three pieces, Bert Freeman,
Violin; Calvin Pnrdy. piano; Kr. Ford,
Stamford, cornst,aud were thoroughly
enjoyed. At inland-ion the guest-were
delightfully entertained by I varied and
interesting programme, opening with an
exhibitionon the parallel barsby mem-
bersotthe class. Some high kicking
was then given, Orin Frederich scoring
aha highest point with both feet, and
Professor Killenheck, the instructor, and
Ir. Fredericb hatching the highest
notchwbich, was eight feet, with one
foot. HoraceB.Iillerand two of h’w
”Pill. Ernest Worden and Noni.
met Hartwick, rendered several
line banjo selections, which were
received with great applause. The
gymuium clue, composed of Professor
Killenheck. Ovie Prederich. William F.
'l‘smrnany,.lewe Batterson, Richard Fur.
gerald,Cliliord Thompsoquichard Riggs,
Henry Gamar and Ernest Wilson, the
latter taking the part of thecl wn, gave
a Emula- exhibition on the trim.
The fail. Mil mil. dificnlt, were
performed with apparentease,and the
dons of the clam were heartily apprec
iated and rewarded with liberal applause.
One of the features of tbeevening was
'theartktic periormance on a tin whistle
by William Montgomery. He gave two
selections and the audience desired to
hear more. Vocal duetsgiven byAlex
«under L. Austin and George R. Nash.
were very enjoyable and they received
several encum, u did also little Jennie
Wamsley, who played several selections
on the piano in an excellent manner for
one-o young. The prompting for the
dances was done by Frederick Buckley.
The club will hold another sociable alter
~ lent.
Thearmory was the scene of another
brilliant gathering last night. the occa
sion being the last oi the Norwnlk Lawn
Tennis club's ambliel {or the season.
The aliair was not as highly attend.
led as its pvedectesors, but
it was none the less enjoyable. The
milettrs of the ladies were. as usual.
handsome and benching, silks. ratios
and diamonds glittering under the com-
bined glare of gleand electric lights.
Wheelera Wilson's orcbcotn furnish-
ed excellent music for the dances, and
lanai catered. Dancing commenced at
Bo'clock and lasted until nearly Eo'clock
this morning, with an intend-Isiah at
Hm. 'l'be-semblagewnsmsdc up oi
the leading society people oi Norwnlk
and these from out of town: lies Alice
Booth, New Haven; Ii- chd, New
()auaam Ii- Plorcncs Barre, New York;
I. Alien Sherwood, Green Farms; litre
EttaAndrowa, New York ; IissBadie lor—
ruliianiordsll. Autinfiew Haremliss
Kittie Parker, Bridgeport; B. i". lane-
lleld, New Haven; li- Josre Galloway,
New York; Ii- Iande Shores, Great
Barrington: James English, New Haven:
(Juries llrllsr and l. Jeflrey. William-
cringe; J. H. Bailey and liar llatch.
New Haven: Robert Bcatty. New York;
A. Wakeman, Weslport; George B. Kun-
hnrdl, New York; Edgar Park, New Ila»
rec; Charles Rogers and Clarence W.
Bell. Blamiord; Barry Oorxle.Now York~
Frank Kelloggand Chauncey Weed, New
Canaan W. B. Stevenson. Fred Toolcy,
Arthur Miller. ll. C. Chapman and J. ll.
Man, Bridgeport
At the liorwnlk lawn Tennis club'-
dance. last night, the committee an‘
nounced that an don would be made to
nos nandl’ust Maren dsseahysslr
ptlon',’ be it. to close larch l.
Than, It ssaflctsntaraoaat in minority
ed, the aflair will be given.
Jars-s llwood. of U Dhabeth street.
waasurprksdhy aparty oi his friends.
WM night. the ocrzasion being the
duty third anniversary oi hk hirtlnlay.
Twenty“ couples were present, who
danced thshoars sway soul no yester-
day moving. A big sappsr was served.
Thu-telew- dance of the endow of
(blood In. W Hillary l-tltuts
at New In“ wfl ha hsld next Tues-
” night. A m oi liorwslk socia—
ty people villus-ant
malarial. Oonch Maid a law
triswrkat h- huwa on Bayvisw avsaus
last evsathhs tiwsbeing m
pwardwlth wmimlwbuiaas by those
yrs-at.
Ira Theodore Mwoud, of New
kaJtImerly Iblfass M. of
M , m, was In town yesterday
as“ osswwsof In all Ithaca.
Lambs Ilsa at I“ college,
hialtlsad, Ir. Jelvey. wayward
“a hush mother, Irv. Deans I.
liner, swish-new, m.
b M M. at MI, I.
1.. *‘ Its. Had ll. Ball-.h
the Inn sun,
A,
,\ orrrcss.
AT 1.11
of com, o the New Theatre
. " Building, Washmgtou street. Will haven désk at I. M. Hoyi’s
L, Drug store until then. ,5 " ‘
HOYT’B, SOUTH NORWALK.
mlmflllsdleaol'lra mu Hill-
side school will tender sreosptlou to
theirtricnds tonight.
lira. Jasper Pryor. of Riverview 'lbr-
me. Inflow-tel: celebrated, yesterday.
the anniversary other hirthday,hyenter—
lira Charlotte Betta, of the Gruen,wll|
entertain her Sunday school class this
arming.
tainlngulluhllu‘ofbu' “lends and re-
latives. Its. Pryerrsusivod many use-
M as well as M presents.
stun Earls, othTorkcity,
We!
Fastaveune, Norwalkaw ‘
George B. Donnell, of New Raven.
was in town yesterday shakinr bands
with old friends. 5
Rev. 8. T. Graham, rector of St. Paul’s
church, spent yesterday in New York
city.
liimSusieuorrellmi Hartiord, k the
guest of Ali- lnez Keeler, oi Mott sve-
utter a
Rev. Joseph P. ngney, oi Tryouton. N.
J., is spending a few days in Norwalk.
Robert Benny, of New York city,is
the guest of Ira. Bird, of Union Park.
James Keena, of Norwalk. has return-
ed from a visit in New Haven.
OTHER PEOPLE’S VIEWS.
Mlddlaaaa Ila-king Company—The Illn-
ptsal Belem.
This institution is located at Middle-
town, Conn. Capital stock paid in, 0800,-
000: surplus, 8100.000. This‘cornpaoy.
when organized, was not diderent from
bnnlreds of companies that organized
about the same time: but 1 think about
four years ago they got a bill through the
legislature permitting them to be a legal
depository ior trust funds. [low they
got that bill through a very few, even of
the members of the assembly, ever
knew. The committee on banks,lnm
informed, never reported on “It, but it got
through just the sums, and when it was
through the company was in high glee:
and well they might be, ior just think of
the value at an institution oi that kind
being designated by the state as a legal
depository ior trust funds. This com-
pany was no better than hundreds oi
others organized about the mmetime
This, as well asall others doing business
in this state, are under the supervisiouot
our bank commiaioners. but that, to myl
mind, Is oi small account. The bank corn
missioners can know but little
about the valneoi mortgages in Texas,
Innisisna, Alabama, etc" and, by the
way, when asked by the commissioners
where they made their loans. the reply
was Arkansas, louiaiana. Texas, Missis-
sippi. Utah, Colorado, Minnesota, North
and South Dakota. Just think of a corn-
pauy, 3 legal despnitory iur trust funds
in Connecticut, putting the roomy on
real estate mortgages in the states num~
ed. It is what I should call very loose
legislation, and i am glad that there is a
bill beiorethe pmt bank committee
to repeat that section making the com.
pany a legal depository tor trust funds.
isee by the last report oi the bank com—
missionersthatthe company have out’
standing the enormous sum of $3.235,-
08536,securedby mortgages in Texas,
Louisiana, A “was, etc. lese deben-
turesare what these people who have
trust innds are buying with their money
Now. as long as they kerp buying, their
will be no trouble, but suppose the time
comes when purple lose faith in them
andstopbuy them,how isthe com
pany going to pay oil? For instance, in
18% there will be due NEWMAN); in
I“, ”swam: in IAN“. $1,105!!!) no,
and soon until they are all paid. 1! pro-
pic's faith m stationary, the same to
marrow - it is today, it might be all
right; but i have noticed in my brief
financial experience in this world that
lull: in finances ehanges,and what looks
good today looks bad tomorrow, and
whculthingheglmto look bad no we
' wants it. Butit'athcsamc old story»-
nigh rates of interest will always tell. it
psqile would look more alter the princi-
pal and after the rate, they would
be much ad. ii, ;
7k. All! Its-all.
Sf.“~l:—-wo notice in your paprr an
advertisement. l'lntrvtaln-eal tor ilsnav
lit of Norwalk Hospital.” This is s vary
worthy object and should receive the
earnest support oi every citlun. it is
eenainly veryrpfredling. tomthsla‘
tenet taken in thlv movement. lay
the good work go on, until our Nerwalk
hospital h comes an assured success.
lam-arm.
DON‘T WANT raua "All.
a controversy Isswava Wm clan...
can one nasal hirer-ol- Ovary-m
R. 8. Wheeler,B. C. Smith and several
other property owners in W
whet-swaphntthssrsctioaoipohsh
front at their property by the run:
Twmm- Them-rm
lat-tumbles liveiylsgalm
vet-r Mm th- ither-vi- cor-war
asdlhstownnsit lseoatswdrd by the
mun-m hull.
edtoeumplywlthllachartsr.
hints bill panel the Legislature
grandagthampasy the right to as»
wadlwhasthroagthtpwthatlthas
mummy-annulmwflns
m property owarn eld- lht
thumb waltvd no long, and
iwthwllvthatthvmlhm
iauhpaselaalrmdytooraamalstraet
adhypdwl Thsyhavsrrlalusdaa“
eomsd la the ears M
have euwvedapvotesttotheW-Ipsrt
WHAT TIER SIMINBL'S REPORT-
BRB POIYAD 'Nl WRITE ABOUT.
A lau‘llug Ownadhy a West Ava-we
h-Itr Irma-waver...- managers
“mom’s-att-
usrs a court lsrtlal ta Iavvstlaste
Trouble In W I. ‘
Dr. 8. W. Bcbuppan, the veterinary
surgeon. wuoalled'totheru'sldsaeeol
William Wood, West avenue, yesterday
afternoon todetermine the tun-cot the
strange actionsol a dog owned in the
family. It was supposed that a bone
bud lodged in his throat, but Air. Schnp
pan at once decided that the dog showed
unmistakablesigns of ratios. Shutting
the brute npln the kitchen the doctor
came down town and procured a pistol.
Bitherthewespou was It mighty poor
one, or the doctor didn’t have his droot
lug clothes on, for he emptied ml the
chambers before the dog gave up the
ghostand lay down todie. Even then
be sit up on his hind legs and grinned at
"Doc” when he approached him. and he
hadtonse another bullet to finish the
job. The dog was s mongrel pup and
first showed hydrophobic aymptomson
Wednesday.
A Tun-Illa laud lane.
The members ol the Norwalk Wheel
and Social club are talking of holding a
wn’mile road race, early in the com-
Iug season. None of thaprelirninaries
have been arranged, but a committee ap
pointed by the club is quietly at work
counting the cost. One of the principal
drawbacks to such a venture is the ab
sauce of n good course within the city
limila South Main street, Woodward
avenue-ad around the old rues coursi-
twat Keyser’e island. has been suggested
by some of the whet-linen. but others
think the less traveled Bust aveunw
course would be preferable, making
Dorlon PIIADN "l0 startingand MR“
point. It is understood that the club h
been oflered inducements by Landlord
Power to have the pmpoaed race take
place on Fast avenue. while notalew
merchants oi South Norwalk have uni-
fied their willinprm, itrsnid: loudn-
tubule liberally toward prime of suici-
ent valnetoiuducesomcofthhest
riders in the country to come here
Probably a banquet in the evening would
close the day' a sport.
'l’rnnhlo in Ctr-pan. I.
Alter the ball 0! Company K, in
Bridgeport, last week Thursday, a dis
tnrhnnce arose between the company and
Wheeler£ Wilson's Band. growing out
oi a noise that, it was claimed. sornr
members oi the band made in going to
their room on the third Rom of the urn»
ory. Captain Borpre ordered some oi
the men to put Musician Harry W.
Grant under arrest [or alleged mkeon—
duct. Grant refused to be arrested. and
knocked down oneof the noncommia
sinned of the company. struck another
our. and. it is claimed. also hit Captain
Burpm on the MM. Captain Rurpn
called a police oillcer and ordered him to
arrest Grant, but It seems that the onlceu
wns unable to decide who was at innit.
and he Irritated to arrest Grant, Captain
llnrpco hm preicrrvd charges to Colonel
Frost against Grant, he being a member
oi the band and an enlisted man. Col
owl Frost has ordered a regimental
coim martial onthecase tohaheld by
lieutenant Colwrl Crown. and the hear
ing will probably be had in the course oi
a week. The case has excited agood
deal of interest in Bridgeport. and con-
siderable ieeling has been manifested
among irirttds of the parties concerned.
' Judge larvtawa Drains.
Since the legislature convened, there
have been many stairs current, one of
them printed in Tn: Suntan. yesterday,
thalamus of the Isle electric mom-
weve interested in schemes brim the
legislature. thesaurus-atto- oi “ '
NEWS (IF A llAlNl 'llAi.
Havl yonatelsphone? if you have,
then you will relnh thls little etching
train thaWaterhury Republican: floure-
tltnss when you ring up csntral that
"what number, please,” comes gliding
into yourear from the sweetest and must
divery voice imaginable. Then. spin,
meantiugths telephone dftnsu Inla-
utoafterward and hear the dsar littls
annslrhiw between her clinched teeth.
“Well. whstis itf’ The worbdnrow
wrap the drool with Murphy,»
ful sound, but-you-weckly give thorium-
ber you want and listen. Yul wait
about—it certainly doem't mm me
than ten seconds when she yells, “Rollo!
[don't glt'em." Thensomethingclicks.
and whenyou realm that she has cut
youoflyouswearahlnertreakand on-
theiemsleaexingcnsrallcrthe rut oi
the day. You may wonder - why
it is, u it is the same girl,
sud you can't imagine what on earth
has changed her so. You don't stop to
think that everybody is just as human
ssyonareandthsttbegirl who figures
as “central" ovarthe wire is a much-
euduring and long-sulering person.
Naturally she is as sweet as a peach
sodas accommodating as a rmtanrsnt
waiter wbohas been tipped beforehand.
butcontact with a good many cranky
buisness men has given‘growlh toa
crankeroussulntsnce close to her gen
tie nature. and generally when one per-
sonjawaherbecanaesbe can't give her
apartywhoisthen talking with some
body else. she turns around and vents
herwr-ath upon the next unlucky sub
criber who rings hevup. Don't be to
hard on poor, little "central." She has
trials and uoubles the same astlIe restof
Ibo fickle world and yet bears them with
more patience and tortilude than most
people.
DRAIAIIII WINGS.
Marlon] “mink martial-l
People Will he lat-rusted.
Alauager Bunnel bu booked for tho-
ilyparion. New Haven, for Friday and
Saturday,Pahruary 17 and 10, Thom
Q Subrooke's succaiul production of
ChurlesA Byrne and look Harrison?!»
open, ”Th MC 0! Champagne.” The
”of drama is very amusing, and
th 'w open to may comic sitna
We. as Pour-cry flsc‘od,
"King oi the isle of Champagne.”
rules over a kingdom in which water
has never been heard of. The pre-
vailing beverage of thecountry is chant
pagneaud other spirituous liquors. A
vessel fromAmericn is wrecked on the
coast with a lurgecargo oi water. and
from the sole oi the beverage at the
usual price oi $50 per quart, King
Pommery is relieved item his umnetary
embarranmeut. in order to obtain
Momma liquidJIe is ioreed to
marry a Massachusetts spinster oi nethe-
tlo temperature, to whom the ship be
l.mgs,andwho endeavors to overcome
Ibeliuking of her bibulmw spouse for
champagne and temh him to drink
“all“ ”I“.
Remember lilo! all undated «reportsfor
Ill! World's Pair contra! svndbrrehmurl
this sleek: ofhrr coupons strut herein-wed
vn'an me ml: 4y (Ac dole ofisaue.
GRESHAM AS SECRETARY.
A flugw on, Will Be Chic! at tho Call-st
”can.
N or Tons, no. to —- Presideutrelsct
Cleveland decided some time ago to select
for the ptnltlou oi secretaryot atatstha
hadtoignoropsr-
tylluestodolt 1f
hahadrochoosca
Republican-the
chief rumba 0‘
his cabinet. how
avar. he did not
wantaraan who
had rsosutlybren
, grwulve partisan,
w. u ormsn. w'un'u: u,
decide upon Judge (imba- ,who, I- ll
‘ was the,
would remit in gridiruuing the state
wlfi aim-is railway ants-s, and in
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haililngelretria railways parallel with '0"
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new ’ WWW:
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sou-laden."
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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The Veteran Engineer Gets
The Years in Prison.
museum nmwrons armor.
Md. lessens new-ha Down lipa-
lsrirss the any. out. cos-nuts.
It . coupon-mustan-
m M
our, Yeti. team that its
waterless of the prisonsii‘lu‘ the Panama
trial would be delivered brought eager
crowds tothe court of appeals building.
The approaches to the court were filled to
the last niche by noon, and live minutsa
all. lb doors were thrown open the room
waspacksdtusutlocatiou. PresidingJudge
Perivlar read the
dccklou after hav-
ing dismissed the
prisoners' plea
that they should
hcndthytheatat-
ute of limitations.
A , thehsil
the judgments , _,
was glwn in (93- 7" . .
ceptkuaalty lulu. " ._ .1 ‘
nta detail, the au- “ '
dltna listened
tron Ira to last
mmvuln- FERDINASD on W.
wndtyol interest. The charge oi frandn~
lent proceedings against Ferdinand do has
sun, wrleade lasaaps, Henry Colin and
Marl. Fontane was hell! to be proved.
0n ”point the judgment reierred to the
Wis methods in issuing loans, the
III—Aldous oflicial bulletinsoud the per-
sist-twang done by the press at the In-
stake-oldie thedirectors.
practices, the judgment stated,
when Ia directly originated or indorsed
bythdtrecwrs, had been contrived at by
them.
The Spell: Charges
Ferdinand dc Lessepu, aided and abetted
by bison Charles, 11?“, Cotlh and M Pon-
tans, had persistently concealed the opera-
donaof the Canal company in order that
theqnuation of shares might not be si-
ieetud nutavorably. The directors had
dealt underwriting syndicates, which,
an [ar- r utility was concerned, were
fictltlmsand were known to be fictitious.
lllldlrfirlting loans these syndicates bad
m: The aspenseanaouasrily attend
ant Ill til-re of loans had bout gross-
ly med hytha dtraetou.
Th pl- of the ddeuss tht. despite
the. indolent eats, the directors were
nor-able hscaus the loan: especially
bud-ammunition
wot-titles in view oi the eri
does“ the directors had not serupled
toupu the capital of the company to the
rkh involved in the fresh issue, and even
reiterated their promises to complete the
anal with the proceeds ofthe loan. Their
irnudnleut intent was the same whether or
not their purpose was carried out. This
intent was proved by the fact that the
sums paid to Baron de l' .einncb. Hugo
Obarndorrler and others could not be re
garded as having been subscribed tor the
m to which they were put.
1- “lug with Gustave Eilel’s breach of
trmthadecisiun said that l biflelhnd
received 130.com» francs tor the coroner:-
tlondlillockannd had ‘ ltot‘ont-
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ilk-m themselvm no risks.atrd yet ‘
thy” remind enormous inmaéi'mnttbo ' ’
33% Per Bent.
33; Percent.
33:! Per Bent.
Discount on all Kitchen or House Furnishing goods bought at
our store during next week.
Everything is marked in plain
figures and you can pick up an article, see what it will cost
you. Just think of it, any article worth 81.00 you can have for
66; cents. Our reason for doing this is simply this: The ac-
cumulation of goods in this stock this year has been too large.
We made this discovery last Thursday, at 'which time we'fin-
ished inventory, so give it strong allopathic doses right away.
Y on don’t have opportunities like this thrown' tn your way oftehi
it' s the biggest and best olier we evermade yet, and what’s more,
we won’t do it again.
Remember this does not cover the whole store, but only our
Kitchen Department. If you want anything or know of any~
thing you will want. get it this week.
Sale begins Saturday.
Saturday evening. February Ill.
February 4, and ends
(Tliter this date our store will be
rinsed on Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings, at 6 a ‘vlsek.
tips a an ands . Wed-eels d
Iaturday egenhg’s ’ as
83 Washington 81,
BEN. VAN AlSTlNE, Prop.
plot. than by 1% The evidence had
shown that he had not even purchased the
spouses materials notes-aw In the con-
structional these locks in fact he had
bought in Prance,all told. bur 1251,00»
trancs’ worth at material. lie but pre-
tended furthermore to iulflll the obligw
tionaho had undertaken, while in reality
he was simply rnlsappruprinting the funds.
The Kenton“.
in conclusion Judge Perivier read these
mucosa: k‘crdinandde W924. five yeurs'
imprisonment and a line of 8,0!» trance;
Charl- de lasaepa, firs yran.‘ imprison
ment and a Aloe of 3,0!!! francs; Marius
Fonts-no, two years' imprisonment and a
line oi all” innca; Henry Cottn, two
years’ imprisonment and a line of 33x10
imam: Gustave lliflel. two years'imprison-
maotnnd a fine oi 20,1110 francs.
immediately after the reading 0! the
natura— ll. Hillel lelt the courtroom wlth
new. whom he has instructed to up
[teal to the higher court of cessation.
Charles do lamps and Marin-I Fontsne
remained under arrrst. Roth looked hag-
nrd and dkhaartened an the] departed
with Henry Conn to the oillce oi the pub
llc pro-scum.
Charhsds lac-cps was calm during the
' recital oi the decision. but burnt into tears
whsnha beard sentence passed upon his
lather. I. Youtans was prostrated. Charles
”in”. . mans-aunt
Parkmdatlrlaurasltadgvuent wltha
M'uolprufooudpain, ”Nobody would
”studio maintain that the outdoor
m h- not invaded thasnpposed indo-
luhla munry of lustlee. if ever there
wm a easswhirh appealed to the indul-
and pity or )odgqltwas that of
flaun-
l'antaaqw malnoleasswaathatthcy
“Malachi-aura. forgetting the reality
itflnpnhspadonaol men andthsin»
nlusarydthsnsassattavlrdbpoaalto
«wen—them {ovarian-saturate!»
Judgment is stamped with the
cruelty whlrh charactsrlasa the present
campaign. it strikes at a maawhotor»
mwlywaaarelat-sdsa “swat-riv-
al hunch “inhuman-d greatness.
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Great Reduction in Flannels!
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lhis will be the biggest week of the season to
buy Flannels cheer.
-_ «Ow.»
Lndies‘ Gents', and Children's Heavyweight Flannel Under»
wear to be sold for what it will bring. Our center counter will
be loaded with these Bargains.
M...-
Tho following is a bulletin of prices:
Gents’ whiteshlrts and Drawers, reg. pr. 8 .1'5, rod 'c'd to: .48 each
it i- st
to “
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a5 6‘
“haw”...
Gents’ gray Shirts and memreg. pricet H75 red’c’d tut .10 each
A‘ 65 II It
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.35, .69 ”
u 1.25, It '93 It
u 1.50, It L» u
" 1.75, “ 1.43 “
u 2'“). It A.“ u
.86, ” .69
I. 1.26, is '93 u
u 1.50, “ L20 “
" L75, “ L43 “
“ 2.“), ” L63 “
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ladiec' white Vests and Pants, reg prion .65. red’o’d to. .48 each“ ,__
u It It
“ In“) I‘ .73 fit
at ‘ 0.: ts it u N 26, at .93 at
NA CI 1‘ I‘ O‘ I’m, I‘ I.” N‘
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Ladies’ while and gray ribbed VOCA- and Pants.
Regular price “.50, reduced to 81.21 each.
“ 1.75, " 1.45 "
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WO’“‘-’—‘- ‘ 4‘
:Gents’ and Ladies’ Wool Hosiery and Gloves to be sold with
the above at a similar reduction.
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.S. SMITH
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More Building Lots
on the ‘ '
Wll’llllllal‘ilng
Homeslead
Prunerly‘,
We now offer , them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. Thesejlots
comprise the Choicest
Location in the City
utes’ walk from the
depot,with good side-
the city. No“ better
lots can be had in the
city than these oli’et-~
ed, either for location
or price.
Select you
time to secure such a
site as you Wish.
For further particulars en-a
quire of
JOHN HINDS
Outhopmmisegor
CHRISTIAN SWANTZ
(“of the Old Well CIgnr' Co.
A 79-4Wa3hinglun'ir‘5lgéilll
wtlf‘i’irtts.
PimuWrflu.
AITIBTS' “mutt... ,
Palnts. Gills. Glass.
“ ’ PAlNilNB. PAPER-W Al
L. H. DeCkcr,
Iv wart-ru- st. ll‘a raw-n?
Slllill llllAll will I!
wast-manna. ~ -
Undertaker.
4 [NIGHT man! man. ”I
Wilt-street. Mal.“
walks all the mayfi'tld’. :
. in .the‘. ’vel‘thédi‘fi ‘ON I '
83Washington St, at the oifice ‘
limits, within 10 min...”
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