‘tes'"8tyl"6f Hammocks, ~ - V ,
‘ , ' l0 Styles of Oil Stoves,
‘8“ Styles of Cooper & McKee Refrigerators.
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,Wa have the agency for the“liewll'lorcnco" Lawn lowers made with double ratchets in_each
I WWMSWRM "Mueller, quickest cutter, most Wg have opened g mmplctg
' ; lain..to.7s;lum,strs;1oln.,ssoo;lsin.,so.oo. EVERY our: GUARANTEED. line . Of 9'0"?“ 1°" "9”“
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SIURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES, wear. from the cheapest to the
v ‘ some liam AND m eraser-e, some 1103me finest grades.
r.
of the church hehg may“. I‘ll!" sm'r RIDE.
, All the Latest Novelties In
Furnishing Goods!
W
mg colours on.
Will”! OBSERVED IN
m CUBIC]!!! 0P “DIWALI.
Issatllalllswersneeesasatlahlplta.
In the evening spoof-1mm GLOVES IIHEB “06mm;
'- hold. no muo- dash-ea.
sm- led thcpdor uni-chm a venue sllorurrsu concur
fim“ “'° mm Ill rill: sosroll mas.
ring-s ”ultralight“
lslrsahsthefleyaloleearl Between
lartseedudlewllvltala.
'l'thorwalkracwe—Pssry,Walshand
(hwy—who went to Hartford lest
Mrdsy toiakepart in the Columbia
,Oydsclub's twmtyoaiisrcadracsfrool
that city to New Briuia and mean.
WillLisaleBordeuBeForccdto
Takctthtand?
WRITER memo-ms.
K ' Villa:
at “mm...”
to
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mi regularly, so
termlned to convince
lace to do their
the
children’s nulls a tool
orwmouwnusvusvsurm use:
‘3;
rs. We are not advertising
your trade fora day, or a week, but we want it constant-
n our line. We
'on is, namely, the q
hf):
_ mammal-swam mm. .m. a,” m Perry. nth-mummy” spection-realmngthat unlityls eve
w mum “hummoummm 'm, only . M asconda’ W hares-uranium” notll butfirst—class re‘iiahlegoods.
Itwuulildrq‘aihy all day yeetcr- thnlli-Julialloble,of 80¢:th ovchanngooer,thesoratchman.and Ile'u-v—an-o-h-su com ch weareoffenngthleweek.
MthNw-dkw walk, mm a. w 3...... agrsstilyer,wonthsracsaudbrokethe Madam-«ham
atoll-lull. Iuthsmoruiug the congrs. Saturday afternoon, course mead. Walsh,a three-minute
iuticaiachdsdmanyfrom the Sunday
deal, the prince hing specially for
thsyounngumlatthswxxt. 15. The
decorations were elaborate and very
, sawmills-sum pyra-
milhofdaieieaand ferns and an shun-
danccofbcsntifulcarnationa, roses and
mmmllyarruugedby lira. ll.
nfloyt. Thachoir gave Holden's an-
them. ullow SlimliWe Pra'lssflim?’ Mrs.
H.30amphdlandficnry'l'illysangthe
dustt“8ilnt Racine.” In the even-
ingsveryhrgegatheringlistenedto all
My initiating Children's Day
collect. Specialatutiouhadbeengiv-
ntnthammicalportionof the mica.
'nlechoh for the waning coun'sted of
Day programme w. rsndusd by the Store h“
mammalian. we.» mmwhw‘wm‘h
clwir.andthsexcrciwawcrelntsrspsnsd countus they iarrisd mm mm
feature was theprucntation of “Colum- “l forsonlstimcof "an" “in” "on
bia'a Balm" ill. lnua llolt was “'° ”W A‘ u"? 3'0“ mm” "1
Columbia and the other characters were char-goof “,"d'" Sheohan, they ex-
taken byliimeefiadisltsndall,Blanclle WMWEW‘ ““0"“
m’m Carpenterand Frank Un- hfim Shoshan‘a attention was fixed in
dahili. The introductory addrem was “9“” “W- 5'“ “MP“ “W
by Charles E. Baledict. A cla-of palrsofthebcstglovceinloauumbrella
twelvcgirlsand hoyafrumtheinfantdo- accented The women then lefttho
partmmtmngaslwtiousduringthewm— '9‘ .
cntatihnmndatitacloasaclamofyouug I'- Shschan at once informd Ifr.
men ”8 “Columbia, the hem of the Dewabury of the theft. He was about
me Rev. C.K.l’eggmalisansd- tossed foranoflicer,when the women
men, fluhhed third, and Gregory, a four»
minute man, fourmcuth. Thirty-one
mu started and twety-four of them tin-
ished.
Going up Washington street after the
start, Perry andWahh went out Web-
ster street ashort dbtancebsfore they
sawtheir mistake md thin a few sec.
ends were lost. At Elmwood, too. a
little girl ran ontsnd got directly in the
way of Walsh. The pedal struck her
andshewentdowmbntaconpicked her.
self up‘ and ran away without com-
plaining. Gregory struck some soft dirt
and fell into a ditch once, but kept on.
Perry and Walsh kept well together
till thereturn trip, when, about a mile
menu wwc commenced this morning on
the admission of the evidence of Linie Bor-
d-l aagiven at thelnquast,and by tonight
it will he decided whether the government
shall go sailing along with free sheets or
pull up close hauled for a long and tedious
trip. If the court; decides to admit the
uotasof the etsnognphic reports in Male
Borden‘s testimony at the inquest, the gov-
ernment will feel superlativcly happy.
It is believed, and with reason, that upon
this tmtimouy the goverummt largely re
like. and while invtha event of its being al—
lowed Haste must necessarily take the
stand to refute the statements made at that
time under pressure ortoteil her story an-
dcr totally different circumstances. it is
felt that should the Jury hear thms first
statements nothing which can be said at
Raw lineman. Mass. June u—Algu- ‘
Ladies’ Vests in Jersey
short sleeves, or sleeveless,
Ladies’ Shirt Wal
cambric, lawn and
81.09, 61.49. each.
atl-
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M lsmals voices from the school,
and. tl'b direction of Orgauit D. E.
[Ti-ow. 'lbeir singing of the Chil-
dren's Day music was entered into by
them with spirit and earnstncem the ef-
fect lulu highland by the chirping
and warblingof calmry birds, which
named to via withthe young singers in
givingpraiaeto God. The decorations
werecveu morcbssutiful tlmu those of
thsmoruing, and it h doubtful if the
church ever looked more attractive to
“eye. Thecommittes in charge were
H. H. Tollss. III. E. E. Hoyt, liar
Lydia Baldwin, lice Margaret Weed,
“Katherine Swick, D. E. Dist
and W. J. Island. The programme fol-
lows:
Choir—“Children‘s Jubilee.”
Prayer ...................... Nelson Dickcnnaa.
Responsive Reading .
Iblarnrethsdaudl. ll. Gumhart.
- - this side of New Britain Walsh ex-
am.“ er. Theoburchwashand— returned and went upstairs into . ’-
comely dam with A . a“, mum", department. Here Iliss claimed: ‘Thcre comes Vanag. Go
m pom plent- m “mm '3" some purchased a list. so. then loiter- Illa-d now Without me." so the! W-
m c, m ,' D. u . u u” ednssrthecounters on that floor, and Vet-WWI was sows toward New
N alk . t y ch rch 'll tak attemptcdtoput ashirt waist; into the 3"“ ”d ““95" were oommg '0'“
orw lethodls u ‘" ° “‘8 'm, a", hat. Noticing that Mr. Hartford. Soi’erry left his companion
place nextSand-r- new m “wk," w, she m n this point and startedin toovcrtake
tnrnedthe waist to the counter. The the dozen 0' "0'9 riders “‘0 “'9“?
women then started to leave the store. "i“ “0"“ “'9 ml’“ “1“ I“ “3- “'3‘“
They were allowed to get as far as the nally he passed one afterthe other and
entrance. when Mr. Mb"! stopped drew near the head of Washington street
them with a request that they come up '3‘“-
stairs into me oflioc. There be accused In the meantime the large crowd that
them of shoplifting. but both declared had waited “‘0‘“ ““3 finish ”93‘“ ‘0 8‘“
their innocence. Tho umbrella "in anxious. A few minutes lifter5s shout
Noble cal-rial was then searched to. the was heard up the street, the crowd pun.-
miming gloves, but they were not them. “in “‘1 PE‘TY' ‘30“?"9‘1 from h?“ to “’0‘
It contained, however,a box of threat "M "”1”va came “”33 down
tabletaand gym of tooth ache time. through the long line of bicycles, the
put up by Druggist H. R. Bale. m winner and the holder of the [Old record
women claimed that they purchased “'0'“ [lutflwdtoh’ew Britiau.
them at llr. Hale‘s that afternoon. Mr. Sam?" m be “mu“ More “1- '
Dank", sent . messager to the drug other about and Alexander, of Hartford,
storesrld learned that the women had oamethrooghtheorowdcloeslyfollowed
been in there, but had not purchucd the l" w“? VanWagonsr was eighth.
articles found in the umbrella. llr. Hale Perry ' time W one hour. three min»
identified the articles aa belonging to on “f“ M WI ”WI-g Wins Seek!"
stock. lie said the women must have timeby nearly three minutes. Alexand-
stolen them. er'e time was 1:6;1, VauWagoner‘e. Lil:-
While in the allies at the Baton Store 45, and Walsh's 1:7:7. Gregory’s time
this day can counteract the influence of the
previous work.
In conversation with Mr. Moody he
showed that he was firmly persuaded that
the meat of the prosecution tor thaad-
mi-ion of the testimony would prevail.
0n the other hand, counsel for the dc.
fence is equally confident that the teati-
motly will be excluded. in this case Lillie
ODD PHLWWS' IBIORIAI. DAY.
‘I’ha Graves of Dead Is-bers nulls Order
Decorated filth Flowers.
Odd l-‘ellows' Memorial Day, which
falls on Tuesday. when the graves of
dead members of the order all over the
land will beetrown with beautiful flow—
ers, wn observed yesterday by Butler
Lodge, of South Norwalk. Members of
the iodgeaud relatives and fricndaol
dad Odd Fellows contributed an abund-
ance of flowers, which were placed on
the graves by a committee composed of
Charles ll. Gehrmann, Charles A. Fal-
lon, Courtiandt A. Goodale and Arthur
L. Benedict. They left the lodge room
at 9 o'clock, and visited the various cem-
eteries of the town, returning about 2
o'clock. The following graves were
decorated:
Union, Norwalk—Oscar Perry, Wil-
liam ll. Duncan, George Bogart, Ed-
Blaging—“thtle Birdaof praise are We“..
.............................. . . .Iafant Chas
mus—“Flowers”...llra Bertha Webster
muss—Floral Tributee’t Ruth Kendall.
me Wharton. Clara Dibble. Phoebe
wlLLlAil ii. loom:
will not go on the stand unless some to
demaging evidence comes up against her
than has yet been showed.
var the future finds
ve in the past, and are
thepnbllc ln thefuture, that our store isth
. other matter for your considera-
goods which we offer for your in-
you needing an -
stiillnoree-
e
' ,we place on so’o
some of the attrac-
PARASOLS.
.____‘>..__
oak
m..._—
Ribbed and Summer Merino, long or
be, No, me, 210., 23c, 390., 49c.
ate, white, black and colored, in calico,
satteen, at 290., 390.. 490.. 750., 890., 980,,
Infant’s and Children’s Muslin Bonnets and Hats, at 12in,
190., 250., 350., 490.
Special values in fast black, satteen, glorin and silk Sun
Umbrellas.ln 24 and 26 inch, at 750., 8%., 980., 31.25.. 81.39.,
81.49., s1.75., $1.93., $2.49., $2.69.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Something new in green tinted glass were, in 4-pi
and water sets, at $1.39; Berry dishes
Tumblers, at 20. each; largest size
is.
at 49c. and 590.; al ; 1,000
frame Window Screens,
at 490 each. smaller sizes both in width and height, at 390. and
350. each; 10 dozen screen doors, 2 ft. 10 in. by lift. Bin, or *2 ft.
8 in. by 7 it. at 980. each We are also showing a very fine line
of Easels and Pictures suitable for wedding presents, or gifts of
any description.
DOM ESTlCS.
300 doz. Linen Towels, l for 250.
Our entire line of Ladies’ Calico Wrappers, at cost.
................... ”Walk-disc wudweug, of Butlcrllod nicer-gov. "is. Noble asked Mr. Dowsbur to allow was 1:09le. Perry's priaeeama hand- Chicllustlcc Mason and Justice 111...}.
Bolt—“inflamed: Wmm".... ...8clml York, of Rippowam has? Stamford: her to go to the toilet and {lull her ““9 “"9" "l“ ”"im- “in“ “‘1" fifthfififfim’lf'flflfifl?
mummy“ g AWLyonJilgrimLodgefiidgefiehi. hands. He ”WW1 lb“ she WINE“ M I m medal w.l°h brought ton. ltisundsrutood that they han- been
BupdflutendsatJITLaxn meme George Abendrotll, Henry togetridoftlle stolen articlu. .0 insist- home I "will; "“0 and 61‘8“?! consultingauthurities priorto being called
“W...” mun—“sum .... .. 3.... w... M» s...,....... comm-mm m... w... image-nee... .. _ 2:33:33; nonunion: .3
wwwwnnumtwr m, William McEwen, of Butler the women hm. what hsd transpired mu, pg lm’gq-ylgAypp, a, um mom“: .1, ,, authori‘tatively
. ................... Mil-rumo- W19. .‘ Druggat Ede ’ “I. ”able bmke 1 he Fire at (totaled—Italicrta' flew Ito. "n“! lllltthc “‘90 l! but just llrglln.nml
01min;
Beau—“UMGrowingllpward ..... .Chnlr
(noduflymn~“WePralscThec,weBlcss
Beasdldlcn .................. new. (lJichard
, 'l‘he useless at thsBouth Norwalk
wwauwhtcvsaing.
were very mjoyahis. They were not
onlyaa ohsrvauea of filial-arr Day.
hutacdsluatiim of the four hundredth
anivcrmryofthcdiecoveryofAmcrica.
Ell-ramswarllelpriaeetothscla-
summons
who bod procured the
Manna-um Ira.
reocivsdlhewho
lveetsr
E
i
weapon-oils»
“Mend
ill
”umudwwevarytaetefel-
Iy-raqed. Itwseisatvaiyssrasst
“Hibachi-salt
mafia-mammal.»
”silhouettes.
“mama-nuanced”
M morahg. a Chlidm’a
thy choral service entitled “fly
My" was rendered
as “we of th Deadly
fleet. Themweluhsgsswithaplo-
“mum-mul-
' [lolliesI ‘L
East Norwalk—A. Carson, William
Elna. William Goodwin, Rinaldo Jones,
Charles Lockwood. Butler loom.
Union. Rowayton—l-‘rank Chapman,
of Butler Lodge; Dclayon Alien, Eben
Benton, Our Brothera’ lodge; John
Powell, Cressdae' Lodge' lor-
rill,ofWorocetsrlsldgs. A, ..
laadditioutothedowera,asmaililag.
emblematic of Odd Fellowship. was
placed on each grave. and lisp were
sent out of town to mark the following
gram: Julius Hoyt, lewiebolo: Wil-
liam H. , i, Northampton: George
PM“. IBN'I‘IOS.
Pleas-n Me About our and
Other People's Iris-is.
ll- Aunis Groceohocr, of lexington
avenue, is visiting Metals in New York'
Hailing Chi: llsrry llitohsll, of the
Norwsik post once. is taking a vacation
thb week.
Ire. Charles ll. Lee. the. Abram
Clerk,“ New York, and In. James I.
Dcmamt. of flannel. lave been the
goats of Ir. and lie. 8. Brown, ll
Franklin street. Booth Norwslk.
Wilbur I. Dosh-a. who has been at-
tending a college in Harwiutoo. lsepeod-
iug a few days in South Norwslll.
lay Tyler,“ Washington
Y., b a guest at Ii- Bahd's
llsighlle.
institute.
l'red Walters, of the New York city
casual telephone adenine-say sight
W in the Norwalk exchange, Ia
m hh vscallonyith hh folkeon
larwlaetrset. ..
Herman Thellsandwmiam ll. iloyt
returned may sight fromaweeh‘e
trip to Psousyivsuieand New Varietals.
In. Frederick Hummus“
by Ira. Ind-tel Raymond, leftllov-
walklatmdquightforChloegotovhit
thsWorld'ahir. ’i‘hcyarrlvelllnimi-
«ooh-this»-
m
luAnnsthlaOlmoaandAadrew
‘l‘hovea weremarrislll'rldayuiahtet Rummflowimofi’arksvillsllarnret
down and confessed her guilt. She pro-
duced the stolen goods from one of her
stockings, wheresho had secreted them
after leaving the store. She begged
hardtobe let off. She had plenty of
money and oflcled Ir. Dewebury 850
if hewoulduotpmsscute hes. Both
women were searched for other articles,
but none were found. llr. Dewsbury
was inclined to be lenient. but Ili-
Noble’a reputation was against her, and
as she had been under suspicion, he call-
edin (bustsble Morehoneo and placed
her in his charge. The Joyce woman
was given her freedom.
lies Noble waaarrmted. charged with
theft, and was tried before Justice Cool-
idge. Heliuadherfl audcosts, which
shepaid. Him Noble, once quite popu-
lar and of modest demeanor, led a
somewhat checkered life for a few
years. Lately she gavecvidenosol hav-
ing reformed.
Inch sympathy is expressed for Ike
Noble's psranh who have always been
very indulgent. They are highly rc—
epected Wand are deeply grieved
over their daughter's conduct.
Two or three women have infers been
arruted for shoplifting at the Bowen
stun flavors! are now suspected and
one being watched.
Clad” IBUNION.
lav-cl Graduates-l lees harms-e s,
Inhibit”.
Thememheraof thegraduatlngclaae
of 1”, of the New Britain Normal
school. were entertained last Saturday
by In. J. H. Pillow, formerly li-
JuliaE.Blgslow,amsmhcoftheola-.
atherplesaaut homeiuWeat liorwalk.
The jolly pity, cumming wholly of
young ladies, arrlvcdin Booth liorwalk
at De. m..audfromthat tlnle cools-e
festivitieswsresujoyed. 'i‘ilamembsvs
of tileoh- are: Ihese 8. illsleAben
aelhy, of Hartford: Harpist 0. lo:
Hahn-not New liritsia;laryA.R.
Dmsay.dl1artfcrdzkatharinefl.finn,
of Waterbury;lmmaw.l'iail,of Bria-
tel; Katherine A. liaughmf Mold:
mm-mumsmmu my,“ settlemlsryii. licArale.oi
WJh-mhhsr-fw-d In.» Britain; sup-cl A. Welsh. of
hit-mot Imhll‘fl Ml". Vevuoe;lrs.1.li.lillow.oflvaltllor-
“WWW-MW. walk:lrs.A.J. lilowa,oiYalseville,
we'll-BMW Want-some. Ja-vawnihmofiiavt-
church. It. M‘MW" lord. ‘ihesuaoptaoasrspsetwas served
MasdAlfrsthl-Jrctharof is thedlnlag-rcom.whieh was
shell. Academy a lystary.
The Island castle at New Rochelle,
which was partly destroyed by fire at an
early hour Saturday morning. as report-
ed exclusively in 'i‘llx San-nun, is dam-
aged considerably more than wassop-
poecd. it is now put at 050,000.
'i‘hecastlc, erected forty years ago, is
of lime stone, and it has snumberof
high towers. it has lofty ceilings and
large windows. The woodwork in the
interior is of mahogany, andthewalls
and ceilings were (rescued with mythical
and historical reprmsntationa. Niches
in the walk held statues. in original
owner was the lateflimsonleland,thc
famous hotel also. Bums yearaagoit
passed into thahanlh of Adrian lactic,
.lr. Bencveruseditsaa residence. it
was occupied Int by Colopi Frank B.
Roberts, formerly of Norwalk, as a
boarding school for boys. and was called
the New Rochelle Military academy.
The school cloeedouTuceday. (blond
Bobcrta' father and mother, three boys,
two teachers and three manta were the
storage room on thotlllrd floorinthe
rsaroflhcbulldlng. Thelnteriorofthe
naranduppc partofthsbulldlngwaa
entirely destroyed. and in the upper
noostheflraburuedthrouhthowalle.
(Zolouel WWhtotheI-stle
lsthnm-y. Uponthscledngefachool
helstttown. Whmhiscredilovsheard
oo'i'hureliaytllathahsli nose. some of
theta wilt to the nails to atlachhis
furniture. Timothy Howard, adcputy
alleril cl liorwalk. got there before
them, w. ltd Imdcarrhditawsy
inthsnlgilt. ltiemldtllattlrJloberte
owes Abram Fowler, thepmlsictorof
the Huguenot lies-s, W for board:
Banks & Crawford. hutehsu, till:
William Wmflahenfllld; J.
L lieynlan, furniture dealer, will, and
many others various amount. it in
tlloughtklsdebhsmousttetlfin'l‘he
gas supply was cut elironltbsoastle
the on will he luv-Heated.
one run sins.
scveraldsyeago. itiesaidtheorlginof
ImnlimfldeeWhlast
that medial expert testimony will inkl-
up quite a long tima
Dr. Dolan will be on the stand, or rather
in his choir at the witnessstaml. (for hchse
a lame knee and tunnel stand) for n longer
0
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83 Washington Street.
period than any witness yet,aull that at
least two works may be confidently looked
forward to before the close.
There is no mistaking the symptoms of
disappointment on the part of the govern-
ment. The peculiar methods of the Fall
River police force in general is being so-
verely commented upon here and alluded
to as partially esplanatory of their disap-
pointment. The result of today's argu-
meats in anxiously awaited
”prices In lush.
FALL itlvrn. Mala, June ls~lt la agrn~
cal opinion about him that in the Borden
trial the procreation thus far has every
week case. This opinion is now being
strengthened by rumors current herolothc
rim that waste Borden‘s counsel will
shortly explode a bombshell into the camp
of the authoritiea it is hinted that the
defense will show conclusively that Linle
Borden purchased solos paint a few days
before the murder. and that it was not an
uncommon tiling to burn div-we in the
m household.
than that the girl burned the drcesln
the daylight, when omecrs surrounded the
house, will also be related to show there
waanotthaailghlest attempt at conceal.
not. The defendant's lawyers do not at-
tmpt todlsgulee their )oyiul feelings be
more of the mental states of the case, and
the We friends have are jubilant. The
w incident, with its accompanying
Mia.” the source of much mini-t, but
while i. 's Mods are buoyant,
ileum or on police authorities are by
u'on Llullail ‘ a peeled
cos 7's Mm. um
Walloon finding thahandhhthsy
lento keeping with the general tone of
”my given by him before in court.
liehasbeeaksewassvcraltlluestotskes
M wltluee milled positivelythet he
was mg.
at the police authorities thinks so
ofthscircnlnstanca that he says he
will sotadvlas the district slicmsy toeon-
traliict hlullaily's alleged mesons-tats.
Myandwiliaetitoflblfmthecsaeis
Ihallysubmltted.
M II m
can ”rum
, sear
r.”- rc... on“ new
a
rhey lee
ell
'flsl‘m
ltswam it. .1..an Ian-mm.-
river“
6E0. Vlll lLSTlliE. Prop.
H. KRl‘EoE‘L’R,
Millinonnli Rooks.
We are now showinganelegant line of Summer Styles in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. Leghorns and Chip Flats are
the prevailing styles for the summer, and we are showing a
complete line of those goods.
We also have a full line of Ladies Sailor lists in Sonata
Braids, Milands and Hwiss Straw in all colors from
250 to $2.00.
, l
A handsome assortment of Ladies' Silk Waists in Plaids,
Stripes, Navy, Cardinal and Black, from
it $3.75 to $6.50.
Ouehundred doses Ladied Wei-ts, oompri all styles,
qualities and soil mtorials. all shades, in the new
shocks. stripes, dainty figures. and plain and colored grmlnlis
from
390 up to $l.75.
W
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”UV-1‘ Marin-Is
r-
H. KRIEGE :-
Managing!» Hotel Block.
it“!
all?!
. nollslnol Inns. “
it tolllll Isle Street.
l.T.Prowillilo
. .4- a. ”or”! to ,«mef a“
96 Washington St.
to buyers of L L: ‘2" 7
3..
Wall: Paper
r commencing ’
$3323.?“ g:. A”
rlmnln saints.
finished complete, for
29 cents.
Alargestockof
and Painlers’ Suits
constantly on hand.
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