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,‘ Flre Insurance.
3| IIEVI Bill Bllllllill.
All AC! RELATING T0 Till CITY
07 SOUTH NOBWAIII.
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Sac. fl. TheCommon Conwilof the
Citiyofflouthliorwalk shall, on or be-
fore Tuesday of the week next preceding
the adjourned annual meeting to be held
outhefiratlfondayoflfarch, 1m. and
annually thereafta', on the Tuesday next
preceding the first lfonday of March,
make and prepare a detailed estimate of
the amount of money which, in their
judgment, will benecmmryand requisite
tomeetand provideforeach of the dc-
partmenta of the city government for the
ne’xt ensuing fiscal year; and shall cause
mhufimatetobepubliehed in full in a
W published in mid city at least
threedays before said annnu meeting,
and shall submit such mtimate, with
such explanations and suggestions con-
cerning the mine, as they shall deem
proper, to said annual meeting. Bald an-
nual meeting shall .take action on said
waists as it may deem expedient, and
makesuch appropriations for each of the
department-of the city government, as
may be deemed necessary and proper for
the next ensuing fiscal year. No money
appropriated by said annual meeting
shallhensedor expended for any pur-
poseotherthanthatforwhich it wasap-
propriated, and any unexpeoded appro~
pristine shall be covered back into the
treasury ofthe city at the mid oftheyear
forth it was made. The Common
Council may make a further appropria-
tion of an amount not exceeding thesum
of one thoI-nd drillers in any one year
for any dewtmait of midcity; provided
they shall have publhhed a notice for at
least five days in a newspaper published
in said city, giving the details of such
pops-ed appropriation and the depart
ment for which tbesamewillberequired,
andahall, atthenext regularmeeting of
mid Councfl, held after the expiration of
lsdnotioe,bya twodhirds vote of all
the members of said Council, presentand
alliaut, determine to make such further
appopriatiom No other appropriation
viral] he made, except at a special city
meeting, called for that purpose, the call
of which shall be published in a news-
paper, published in said city at least five
days before said day of meeting, and
dial! specify, approximately, the amount
of, and for what purpose the appropria~
tion is required. Correct accounts shall
be kept by the treasurer of all receipts
and expenditurm of the city, duringsach
bill year, in poper books of account.
arranged in such manner, and under
ucb headsor branches of expenditure,
aatoexhibit accurately and completely
the firmncial condition of said city and
the several departments thereof ; and-aid
treasnrmehall report to the Council an
anally..or oftener, if the (:ouncilrequlre,
theamount expendeduptotbe time of
aaldreportforeach of the departments
ofthecltygovernmeut. ltsball he the
dutyofthetmsumto certify on each
hill hefors prmentsd to the Common
Coandlfcr payment, wbstbrrornotthe
minder: for the department to
which such hill 5 properly chargeable ls
Mt for its payment. and if such ap-
propr'letlon is not mflicieut, such bill
dill not be ordered paid until an appro-
priation h made for its payment.
830.17 The circus of said clty.at
contained in said aessssment.to
namouatsodlcienttomeetandpro-
videforthesppropvlationsmadeatsaid
mumdtymestlns:aoduw
ratscftexfiasdanddetevmlasdae
“defiant-Manilconelaalve
forthstyeuundlhellsnihersbycreata
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The undersigned, ha
,Mte business conducts
Main street, South Norwalk, ,
5a continuance of the liberal patronage of the
, , . ‘ Most respectfully,
Real Estate. Rents Collected. Houses to Rent
w
wu-
PU at,
Very truly,
LIB l
‘ sold,‘my Fire Insurance and Real Estate business at N 0.
South street, to Oliver E. Barker, I wish to express my
thanks to all for their liberal patronage. in the
spectfiilly ask for a continuance of the same
OLI
past, and most re-
to my successor.
GEORGE LOCKWOOD.
purchased the Fire Insurance and Real
y George Lockwood, ,at No. 2 South
Conn, would most respectfully solicit
p’ublic.
ER E. BARKER.
thereon shall,onor heforelhc laatday
of the twenty days‘ notice hereinbeforc
required to be given by said ale-ore
annually. give in hielist made and sworn
to as hereinbefore provided for; and if he
shallneglectorrefuse sotodotheasses-
sora’ ahallfillcuahst for him, putting
therein all thepropertywhich theyhavn
reasontobelievs isownedby himllable
totaxafioninsaidcity,attheactual
valuation thereof from the best informa-
tlontheycanobtain,andaddtheretoten
per cent. of said valuation.
Sac. ll). All property liable totaxa-
tloninsaidcityahallbe setlntheliatat
its actual valuation: and it is hereby de-
olaredthatbytbejnstandtruemenning
of Ion actsll ratable estate within the
limits of saill city liable to be set in, the
list by the amenors of towns belonging
to person not inhabitants of said city,
and employed in mercantile, trading or
manufacturing business within the limits
of said city. is subject totaxation by said
city, for all the purposes provided by this
aet,to be assessed by the assemors of said
city according to provisions of section
twenty-eight hereof.
Sec. 31. The board of relief may ex-
ercise the same duties and powers as are
conferred upon town boards of relief by
the general statutes of the state, and
they shall “give notice of their first meet-
ing by publication in one or more news-
papers published in said city at least five
days prior thereto.
SEC. 32. All grants and leases of real
eitate, belonging to said city. authorised
by the Common Council, signed by the
mayor, and sealed with the city seal,
shall be effectual toconvey such estate.
SW. 33. The present police force of
said city of South Norwalk shall hold
their respective offices, unless previously
suspended, removed or expelled, until
others are appointed in their stead. And
every officer, or member of said police
department shall hold his office and
membership in said department until re-
moved or expelled by the board of Com-
mon Council for cause, of which said
board of Common Council shall be the
sole judges. Nothing contained in this
section shall be so construed as to prevent
the Common Council of said city from
increasing or reducing the members of
the police force of said city, or creating
new ofiices in said police department.
The city sheril! and each member of the
police force in said city shall have
authority to execute all criminal process
within the town of Norwalk, and shall
also have power to pursue and arrest,
with procem, in any part of this state
persons charged with any criminal act
committed within the lImits of the town
of Norwalk, or with any violation of the
by—laws or ordinances of the city of
South Norwalk. The mayor of said city
shall be ex-ollicio superintendent of the
polim force.
Sac. 34. There shall bee lire depart-
ment for said city. the chiefrngiueer
and two or more assistant engineers, all
of whom shall be appointed in the man»
nor prescribed in section twentyHtwo.
The Common Council shall, from time to
time, prescribe the number of the com-
panies and the number of men toeach
company,and their compensation. if any;
and said Common Council shall have
control of all the property of said city
used by said fire department, and shall
make all needful rules and regulations
for the government, wntrol and main-
tenance of said fire department.
BIC. lib. A fire police force of not
more than thirty members may besp-
pointed in the manner prescribed in sec-
tion twenty-two, to act in conjunction
with the fire department and under the
orders of the chief engineer themf.
whenonduty.and also toactasspectal
police whenever their services may be re
quired,and the Common ibuncll shall
make such mics and regulations as may
be necr-ary for the government, control
and maintenance thereof.
tile 30 llaldCommorI (bundlrnay.
from timetotlme.satahlishench regular
lion in regard to oonstrnctloe and main~
meant aoyetreetrallwayinealdclty
as public necessity and convenience may
require, for the paving or macadamlalng
of anyof the-treats in aaidoitymrtbo
laying of gas pipes, water pipes. sewers
anddraine in and along thesamr.and
for maintaining and keeping in repair
said streets. pipss,sewsrsaud drains: and
the person or persons or corporations
owning any such railway shall.
shall not be such auto impair the
emclency of said track for railway pue-
posss: and the Common (buocil shall
have power to make [such ordinances
relative tostrset railways in said city as
may beneosmary toonforoe the provis-
lonsof thls‘section, and asthe security,
safety and convenience of the public
using said railway may require.
Sac. 87. Ever committee of the Com-
mon Council shall have power to compel
the attendance and testimony of wit—
uemee,aud for that purpose they shall
havetheeamepowcrtoimueaeubpoena,
orcapiasasjustioes of the peace have
under the statute laws of this State, and
the chairman of any such committee
may adminhter oaths. ‘and wilful and
false swearing before any such commit-
tee shall constitute the crime of perjury,
and may be punished as such.
Sec. 38. Whenever a .tax shall be
laid and collected,or a sum of money
shall be appropriated by the town of
Norwalk for the purpose of making,
maintaining and repairing the highways,
streets and roads in said town, it shall be
the duty of the selectmen of said town,
together with an equal number of the
Common Council of said city, appointed
for that purpme by the mayor, to de-
termine bya major vote of the whole
number, the portion thereof which shall
be applied annually for the making,
maintaining and repairing of the high-
ways of said town within the limits of
said city; and in case the selectmen and
said Common Councilmen cannot agree
bya majority vote, as aforesaid, upon
such apportionment, a county commis-
sioner of Fairfield county, not a resident
of said city or town of Norwalk, shall be
called in and it shall be his duty to give
adeciding vote. The sum thus appor-
tioned shall be paid to the treasury of
the city, and said down shall not be
obliged to make or repair any highway
within the limits of said city, provided
always, that the town of Norwalk shall
make, maintain and keep in repair ’all
bridges in said town, to the same extent
asif thisacthsd not been passed; and
provided further, that when said sum of
money to be paid as aforesaid has been
paid by said town into the treas-
ury of said city, said town
shall not thereafter be liable
to repair any highway in said
city, nor for damages which may
occur to any person or his property by
reason of any defective highway in said
city, and said city shall be lisbletherc
after as towns are now liable.
82c. 39. The Common Council shall
have power to designate a line or lines
on the land adjoining any highway or
street in said city, between which line or
linear and said highway or streetno build-
ings or part thereof, or any stoop or part
thereof shall be erected or stationed.
Any person violating this section shall
forfeit audgay, for the use of said city,
a penalty not exceeding one hundred
dollars, to be recovered in an action
brought for that purpose before the city
court. All buildings erected in violav
tion of this section may be removed by
order of the Common Council at the
owner’s expose, said expense to be a
lien on the real estate of said owner till
paid.
Sun-ill. ltshall be the duty of the
city of South Norwalk to make, main-
tain and keep in repair all public high-
ways, streets, and roads within the
limits of said city. and the Common
(‘ouncllof said city shall have all the
powm necemaryto carry out the pro
visions of this section. and shall have
sole and exclusive authority and con:
trul over all streets and blghwaye,
and parts of the same, now and here
after existing within said city, and shall
have soleand exclusive power to lay out,
upon, make, maintain, repair, grade.
drain, alter, and discontinue all high-
ways and streets now existing or here-
after to be made or discontinued within
thell-ltaofealdclty. Beforetho Com-
monOouncilshelldatwmineto lay out,
alter, sawed, enlarge. change, or die
continue any highway, street, avenue
or public walk. or grade Ibereot, or
dealgnateany building llneln said city,
tlieyehallcaaeea nodoeaigncd by the
mayoror clerk of mid clty,describlug
In general tern- eaeh popes-d action
andspeslfylag a time and place when
and whereall perm whoselaad III pro
posed to he takes therdor, or which
may be effected thereby. may appear
andheheard in relation Meta, to be
publishedaotlsaelheatwlceie a news
IIIIIIIII lllll 'so’IIIII IIIIIIII.
Spring Announcement.
EVER SHOWN IN TOWN.
' StocktheLargest
, h.
Halsllirrctlromllan ' :
children’s Suits a if”
line of Clothlnl
Youths’. Boys’
finest grades.
appraisal of benefits and dam-
lmaetheoase may be, resultingor ac-
orningtoanyperaouorpersonsfrumthe
taking of such land for public use as
aforesaid. or from such layout, altera-
tion, extension. enlargement. change,
discontinuance, grade, or dmlgnation. of
such line or lines. The Common Coun-
cilshallthereupongtveatleaet ten days‘
notice, in the manner herein provided,
to every person interestedbyresaoucf
hislandbeingtakenorbenefited by the
proposed improvement, and by publish-
ingthesameinanswspsperpubliehedin
saidcityof the timeandplacewhenmid
Common Council will hear objections t.»
such layout, alteration, designation,
survey estimate or appraisal. and shall
hearallparties interested in relation to
the acceptance of such report of its com.
mittee in whole or in part, and in regard
to any modification or changethereof.
Said Common Council having heard all
the parties who may appear, may accept
and adopt such report, or return the
some to its said committee for revision;
or said Common Council itself may ro-
v'isc, modify, or change such layout, al-
teration, designation, survey, estimate
and appraisal and recast and make such
report as it may seem that justice and
public interest may require. After said
Common Council shall have determined
upon a descriptive survey of such high-
way, avenue, etreet. walk, grade build-
ing line or lines, and upon an as-
sessment of benefits and appraisal of
damages, as the case may be, resulting
or seeming from the taking of such land
for public use as aformaid, or from such
layout, alteration, extension, enlarge-
ment, change, discontinuance, grade or
designation of such line or lines, the
clerk of the city shall record the same
and cause a notice signed by the mayor
or clerk of said city, containing the
names of the persons thus assessed, with
the amount of their respective areas-
nIenIs, to be published not less than
three times in one paper published in
said city, and a similar notice to be given
as hereinbefore provided to each of said
parties therein named, and said emcee-
mont shall become due and paya-
ble, thirty days after date of said notice
The Common Council shall order the
damages thus appraised, to be paid tothe
parties to whom they are thus
appraised, or their authorized
agents, from the city treasury, with.
in sixth days thereafter, and in case any
person shall neglect or refuse to receive
the same, it shall be refund in the city
treasury subject to his order; provided.
always, that the whole amount of or the
benefits assessed for any particular lay-
out, alteration, extension, enlargement,
change, discontinuance. or designation.
shall no exceed the whole amount of
damages appraised on account of said
layout, alteration, extension, enlarge—
ment, change, discontinuance, or desig-
nation, together with the estimated cost
of constructing and completing said im-
provements. The descriptive survey be
fore mentioned being signed by the
mayor and entered upon the records of
said city, and the damages having been
paid or deposited, as aforesaid, said high-
way, street, walk, and grade thereof, or
building line, shall be and remain for the
purpow for which it was laid out or dee-
lgnatel subject to the right of appeal
hereinafter contained.
SIC. ll. Any person aggrieved by the
amusement of benefits or appraisal of
damages made under the provisions of
section of this act by said Common
Council, may. within thlrty days after
public notice given him of such serene
mentor appraisal, appeal from such as
segment or appraisal to any judge of the
Superior court. which appeal shall be a
written petition for a reseaeasmeut one
appraisal. with a citation attacme there
to, and returnable in not less than six nor
more than twenty days after its dam.
and shall be served at least six days be
fore the relurroday, upon the clerk of
the clty. And any number of persons
who are slmlllarly affected by any such
sacrament or apprahal, may join In tak-
ing and pmescuting such appeal. Such
judge may, by a commutes «otherwise,
realest-ea said benefits and damages, and
correct any errors which may be shown
toexletln the rspovtorscbeduleoi such
amusement, and lfeald damages are In-
creased, or mid merit of benefits is
tattooed, award costs against the oily.
climbs sgalnst the appellant. And
closed. shall return all papers molested
We have opened a complete
or Chlldren’s
wear. from the cheapest to the
eaidjudga.aftertheproceedlsgvsre
for Men’s.
said city as the lien m, shall be
lodged wlththe townclerkof theTown
of Norwalk; and thatsaldlieu shall cease
to exist whenever a certificate discharg-
ing the aame,eigned by the mayoror
clerk,'ahall be filed with said town club;
all sncb‘ cutlficatea shall be recorded by
said town clerk upon the land records of
mid Town of Norwalk, and the legal fees
for filing such liens shall beadded to
such assessmem; said assessment shall be
collected by warrant under thehand of
the“msyor.lnthe samemannerastuwn
team are collected, and shall bear legal
interest from audafter tbetime when
the same shall become due and payable.
Sec. 43. The Common Council shall
have power and authority, from time to
time, as public necessity and convenience
may require, to designate and fix the
course, width, height, and level of all
sidewalks and gutters in and upon the
streets and highways of said city. and
may, at the expense of said city, lay out,
construct, raise, flag, pave or make, in a
suitable manner, any ore-walk in said
city. Said Common Council may. from
time to time, order the owner or owners
of the lands and buildings frontingon
such sidewalks and gutters, at their own
expense, to raise. level, or make such
sidewalks and gutters on their several
frontagrs, according tothecourss, width,
height and level designated as afore-
said; also to flag, concrete, or pure and
curb the same in such manneraesaid
Common Council shall direct, and to
provide such safeguards thereon as pub-
lic safety shall require, and may limit
such time as they may deem reasonable
for the carrying out of such orders,
notice of which shall be given by leaving
aims and attested copy of such order
personally with, or at the abode of, such
owners, within live days after the pass-
age of the same; and if such owner he a
non-resident of said city, a true and
stunted copy of said order deposited in
the poet ofllce at said city, postage paid,
addressed to him at his place of resi-
dence, if the some be known, and I) hire
true and attested copy left with bus
agent, or the person having charge of
said property or wcnpying the same,
shall be due and legal notice to said
owner. Said width, height, course, and
levels, certified to by the city engineer,
shall be kept on file in the office of the
clerk, and whenever any sidewalk or
gutter has been laid by order of the‘l'om
mon Council In accordance with the
grade established and recorded as herein.
prescribed, and it is deemed necessary by
said Common Council. at any time within
ten years thereafter, to alter or change
said grade, or relay said sidewalk or
gutter, such change, ulueration, relay-
Iug shall be done at the expense of the
city; provided, that where such an alter-
atiou, change of grade, or relaying of
any sidewalk or gutter is made necessary
by the change or alteration of any street
line, the expense thereof shall be borne
by said city. Provided, further. that the
provislom of this section shall extend
and apply to sidewalks and gutters
——THE-—
l.l.l"rowillllo’s
Branch'SIorr
96 Washlngton St.
HEW 8T0lll. HEW 00008.
We buy for cash and sell at
the lowest cash basis.
Our stock of
WILL PAPER. '
WINDOW SHIDES.
COBNICE» POLES
PllIlTEll—S’ surmrs.
is worthy of inspection.
flur Wall Paper
stock, although incom lete,.con-
sists of over 25,000 ro Is and 500
designs, which is an assortment
selected from 10 of the leading
manufacturers of the country.
Our stock in the other lines
specified is fully as completg; r
In t
" Taylor ocean.”
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON mun-r.
Persons looking foralot or house and lot.
with the View 0 purrhaaln .are lnvlted tr
call and examlne our list. e have them for
rule In every partof the city at mwnablr
prices and on our terms. anal If
_- where».
I) \Rlllilts.~(}ood board and rooms, or
table beard. at rea-ouable rates. A y
to hire. Clarke, ll Henry street. South or-
walk. al'i "
‘ FEW briebt ris as trimmers; also opera-
a‘ torn on W. . fl. straw sewlng machines.
Apply to A. C. Wheeler, Butler strut. al'iZt
HE‘SMAKING. lore engagements b'
l) the day. Terms. 91 50a day. Mrs Ml!"-
Imrz. 5: South Main at. its lw
Vl‘ll'll respectable gentlemen to occupy a
pleasant furnished front room, with or
without board: furnace heat. bath. Ila. six
minutes walk from depot. Call at or address
"Select" Sentinel offlce. al5 3t
IMMEDIATELY. experienced girls on paper
Imam: also boy about it; experience necta-
sary. l'all alter 821’s. or. llallock Brothers.
"Hill” Raymond and Day streets, 80th Her-
wrs . all:
1 Ya man and wife, a suite of live rooms
(u ralrs preferred) in Norwalh. Not
more i tllll ten mlnutee' walk from the
office. For particulars In: ulrv of If. Ii. Judd.
of the firm of ”when d: .ludd, .50 Wall street.
‘orwalk. alifit
1'0 III-3T.
'l‘ll‘llmmeoh-m apartments, four and tire
'rl-I’L'i‘ n» rm. ' I n lulu-r. rnrnrr Stuart
already made, pl't'd, concreled. and armor ull'l Your) l’lu'c. lmwlrv :Z’J'nlur
. , , n.
flagged, In accordance with the orders of ”in“ "1""
the Mayor and l‘ommou Council of the l.‘l'I(‘-‘l~’ll(ttll m-mi furs-‘Imve' flifflhf' man
. . m “1'. .‘.-_i alf‘i. r ‘l (”MI
City of South horwalk, .‘II'lAul‘K, ‘ 5 i h ‘ u ”at; l: h
Sec. 44. If n owuvrof Isu' lnndsur , » _.
, _ n y 3 . ‘ ll NEW In wr-nml story over I'nrrlnulnn‘n
buildings shall neglect to level, ruler. ‘ m-at "wk-KI. item. flu Inquire or 1'.
-warlz av the ofll-e
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sidewalk or gutwr along his respective
frontage, in such manner and within
such time as said Common Council shall
limit and direct,said Common Council
may appoint and employ mine proper
person to do the more, and may adjust
and liquidate the expense tin-reef. the
same to be paid by the owner or owners
so neglecting to Comply with such order.
l'hcreupon the mayor may issues war.
not authorising the collector, duly ap
pointed for that pupoao, to collect of
said owner or or: note such sums ordered
to be paid by them mlectively as aforo~
said. All some and interns them, It)-
gether with the expenses of collecting
and filing, shall be a lien upon the land
and buildings, with reference to which
melt expenses are incurred, and said liens
shall have Ihe veins fmceand efiect, and
be subject to the same liabilities, as pro-
vided taxation forty one of this charter.
[To be continued]
nut llls Deva In a age-II.
Residents of Fast liorwslk were down
the harbor yesterday to search for
Charles Culling, of Hendrick avenue,
who went out Saturday aftemoon in his
skill after clams. No trace of him was
of 'lue 0M \t‘elll‘lgar
n12 If
SlX room of envied floor of Native
street; rrntle. Almost: more at mill:
rent. I". Apply to W. W. healer. of The ('m—
In} ‘BFWFF’E 4 , fill If _
'l‘lll Woodward homeland. looludl two
large bammhard. garden plot. wn,
etc. (‘anbe leased for alum of “are. in-
3H"! of i', iiwarta.ofllceofthe0ld elll'lgar
How-owe» « __... 3-23!
I ()WIR part of lmnaeJ muss Wmdwarvl
4 avenue, below the bal grounds. ltrni r
M’W'" an new-rs - ._ .. w _
STDR! and apartments. Him He. Llamas
k block. A vimtalnnewhrmveontrroea
street, lower . lovn at can. Apply
to l’. m. John lmkwmalJru-Me. as .
vronr Bio. a North Main .1. Upper mm
A “Ilunllngum lloaee" ilsnry sweet. last
Nrrrwalk. A?” to John ll. Km! West
street. South orwalk. mu
nous "insure r 9"" ‘ m;
. s
also «9-i- _ - ’ , ..'_"_'1!au.
Final April let. the stove and basement No.
es Washlngtoa street. now
1' “'tlrmm' l sire at thrones of the
(it .ellmnrw...ngrw:~.gr.
0a rtment lrmmqirnrh Ro.’ an
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Crews. ‘ w W" rattf
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D and sewer eeaasetlme Avg: to
IrI'I
M
0. He‘lllenbrcl. ”Orchard street. Kerr!
see one;
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check. Just what you have been looking for for your children’s
dresses. The usual price isaquartcr; we will place thorium
sale at 29c per yard.
Twenty-five difl'erent Dress Patterns, exclusive patterns 81.26
and 81.00 Quality; price will be 98c aud89c per yard.
Twenty-five pieces extra line 27 inch Crinkle Seersuckersin
7 dainty blue, pink and gray stripes, equal in quality to fine Scotch
Ginghams. Price this week, 15c per yard.
_10c fine soft finished bleached Muslin, equal in quality to
Dwight Anchor. Sale price for Saturday and Monday, 76 per
yard. Five yard limit. ‘
Twenty-five Ladies’ black light weight Cloth Jackets. For a
leader in this department we reduce the price to $2.98 each.
Valuation, however, is 84.00. They want to be seen to be ap-
preciatcd.
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Lindsey Hose Supporters. Babiee’, Children’s, Mieees’ and M
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year’s supply while you can get them at this price.
Make your hens lay; Nest Eggs, 3 for be. Lunch Baskets,
13c each. Good 25c Brooms, 190 each. .
Get your boy that wagon or velocipede he has been asking
you for so long. _ We have them and the prices are so reasonable
that you will be sorry you had not got it for him before.
A few 24x36 nicely framed Pictures at 95¢ each, worth 81.50.
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