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“pica” trust our! AWAY om
room Asst: neutron.
m
nonhuman-v.11. nan-u
ml. loo-no loo-ooh or one
.., ' ‘ Oo-ootndhntn'rnv
Aonio IcPhornon. tho plump and
,mlor _ot W lnrdock
" ot tholcrwalhhotol,who
, 'l'umdoyotternoouwhileher
“mouthingwenttouwio
minnow. tho waamorriod to
Dough-AymdBtamtord,an aunt
/ lewYork Ironing World, who
waomnttoltorwnlkandvloluitytoea—
\tnbliohnowaboyagncioa.
Ayrm that called at the hotelobout
throo woohoago, whenhcmodcthcnc-
'quointouco ot ill- lcl’heroon. Alter
that bio visits became quite trequcnt,and
onoavornloocaoiouahoputnpatthoho—
tat. lr.ondlrn. Icl’horoon, however,
novcrmopoctod thatthorrwnonuylovo
mun; monbotweontheirdnuuh-
urondAyrtn. Hewatnnoodmuioiao.
ondaohoentortninodlnndlord lem-
am’ogncotobyploying upon the piano
inthopnrlor.hewnonwelcomo vioitor.
ltwao at ouohtimeathathchadanoy
portuuitytomoothnniouuboknownto
her porouto. On one occasion hotook
horoutriding without their knowledge
oral-cot.
Tuoodoyaltcrnooo Ayreo took the
httlllord'o daughtcroutdririugondthen
panacdedhertorunawaywithhimand
ptmorriod. Theydroreto Inwioboro,
where the ceremony was patormod.
’t'hoythondroreto Darieu, leaving the
mrnoutatllailoy’oliroryotohle.andpro
cocdodtofitnmtordhyrail. Altonhow-
iughbyoungbridc thotowu, Ayrea
acutwordtotho Norwalh'livrry stable
when ho'hired thohotnoaudarriop,
tollingthcprolnlotmwhorothe turnout
hodheonlctt. ’l'holivoryotabloheoper
didnothnow.however,thot Arron wno
accomponlod;by ll- flamenco.
When their daughter did not return
mm‘pnndlro. lcl’honon
mannilyworriod. Ycotcvdoymorn-
hgthcyupoctntthothyrmhodoome
* thin; to dowlth Anaidodhppuanco
'ofi-vthcy at once commenced loyotnv
matioommdltorhm'. myptuoolne
untilymtmday atternoon,whcn Hole.
thoon'o hrother-in-law. William Stov-
mwuttofitamtord.whaehetncttho
runawnyoouploontheotroot. Retold
Annie that oho would have to return
home. ond shcaudAyrooaccompnnied
him back to Norwnllr. 'l'hcglrthrido
takento thehotel,audlr.tlteveno
Ayreo drove touwhhorotoprove
the marrlaptoohplooo. ’l'hoyro
late hm aid», and Ayreawao
toroturutofitamtord. Inle-
Phct'oou will tote step, itpo-ibleJo
hntholuarr'm‘oauuullcd.
Arr-hoovcrolyoauanrodforenticiog
the‘irlnwayfromnhnppyhome. last
night than was tnlkolpreoentioghim
withouitoftnrnudtenthoro.
Duncan, July 13.~Douglom (or
“Dick’? Ayreoia about thirty yearn at
or, Bio tamily Win stam-
fordoreroqoctnhlo. tibiathovwaotor
manyyoatolnthcyocaryhniuao. Ho
tied and to now Woo-boob
hmpor. IllabrotherCharlmia a drum.
mortorawholmolopomrytlrmandla
wellhaownalon‘tholinoottheCouooll-
datodrntlrond. SeverelyeoroanoAyreo
homopominedlncirolooofgouipby
m with a you; hdy—n ochool-
Wyndham-Baldwin,
ntoacharlnthefihmtovdfildttlchool.
'l'hoconflowontofltornwhilo.ondtho
WI" pntwtto, who mowaalthy people
EH
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mantras-dorm. li-
mbo-mm 'l'hoy
holoooolll.
Blooming-oh
a M lamb of into-math
Mr ”Imam
RTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
Molliytfl.
human tom mu
‘2‘
Spring Announcement.
StOoktheLérgest
”PM" W “M.
1mm snow at TOWN.
lino Of Glathllll
AND “11‘ crown, BOUT]! ‘NORWALK. Youthsl.
luminous-rt amour
u 3‘ « ‘ F flnestmdoo.
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mTEB's' hormonal-uncommon“
—-1—~—— mutual-rind”. ‘ ‘
9" "m "W "W"“' ‘fll'fl" “arm-“g 5'.
rat I: ever oonn .
CIVIAM” rl‘l’l. not in tho otato, won that of Ibulol’fl.
”— Kratdor. wile and four children. who wu
murdered at Condo. N. 1).. by Albcrt Bom-
borne.
Thobodleawcrolnld aide by-tdolnltlo
tor'o Menu-rite mminuhouooin‘flmtdw
towuohlp. and early In the morning whm
the doors were opelml n steady ntronru of
people poured into the building to Mn
look at the murdered r“ ‘o.
Tho roado lending up I» church m.
mud with vehicle. which by m limo um
trounced tor the senior» llllul every avail-
able opnce within halt a mileof the church.
it to estimated that there wore 3.0m oar-
rtageonud 15m) perooun precept.
to the crowd terriers were hold both In
outside the church.
Tho jam to get Into the building toloo
the victim- was to great that many wom-t
tainted. Those who zot‘among the crowd
were forced in by the Monro, and the
only way of exit wan throughawindow.
The bodies were laid side by oldo in one
grave it feet long and 17. int wide.
nmm'vnoooroo! m
Mite-trons "'
Nawnlhanddonthlorwolh
wellromotnborthohlindlpoddlar who
whootnwofioapfialahoutby
ammonia. Hoisnowin
Hartford,whwnthotutlllipoooottho
do‘attroctooomuchatttntlonooitdid
hero.
rum-murmurs»: mmwflnmh'nm-
alittloharuc-ouwhichnrolittlobello. Wm
'l'o thoharuulrdtollerottnohcoono ostheyweto
mdot notrougehoinnod he holds tho tiatiall! 5! JMLW.
othrrond. 'l'hoo‘er-dohimln- Inboahnm'ooou-inlaw. 'l'hcoocaaion
telllpntly about. Whiloleadin‘hiamao- woonlnntetn tote given by St. Paul’s
terarouudthodoxpnllootrongiyontha Chapter,DaughtaoftheKing,ofwhich
chain. ltheoenahadanydongerfiih lrnStovonoiopreaident. Auotohentrn
aboroecororvohiclc,whilecrodnga mantionedon thegroundoaud diar
arm. Inltcllcr huowothot homo-t coursed sweet music. Thm'owoooloo
otopaloouutil“ltooota"apinpullatho ringingbythoboychoirondhanjoaolcc-
cholntnut. lion‘- l’ueom Gilli-and Flurry
Wherever”Roootor”hooheenoncehe Mingpycoflmundanlorge
www.mum bidding ofhia Japnncoo unthnllo. to|d the dootiny of
Wholendolr.xellcrotralghtthm. thooe lashing to nee into the future.
OnmlteringaMtwnhontc Hr. Kel— li- Bruily Lyuco had chargc of tho
lorooyo,”lloootcr,tohomoto a chair," liowero and Iti- Kitty Ballard tho
audthedo‘immodiately pulhhi min lemonadeotnud. Tholancy work woo
tortonplacetoaitdowndtonohaployo displayed iulittleEunteoStovctu’play-
hiuoight. honor and wao looked otter by tho.
lonyoruolurntnltricbnrolothollot Jamal.» Stereos. Thorewnoa nah
d‘meflflmbntthe pond for tho amuoemont ot the little
Wthiugnbouthltuiehioalflity lotto lcecrenuuaheaudollothorre-
toholphiomnotm’ooiutelliwtlyiuhh frm’luuouto wore dispensed by 9in
dailyronndo. domed mini-ens” tonnd ready
llaoocmotoundcrotaudolllr. Keller northern. Theahowerinterrupoodthe
onyo,andhcalwnyo doeo no he is bid. totivitimoomewhat, butuotonough to
”ltoootef'haslearucdallthiowithiutho spoilfltoeveningoenjoymcnt. Thcprm
amount-anathema. '
Asut'ltl‘ PARK, X. J., July la—A peculiar
aooonlt was oommittcd on the beach hero
Captain Abraham Baker, one of the but
known collagen hm. otruoh an luollku—
sire young man in the (one. In expl
hia notion, Captain linker ooyo that ho to a
man 0! unusual rigor and vitality and
that weakermen are drawn toward him,
andthnthocannot resist the tomptnthm
to punch their heudo. The captain oayo
that he in no lunatic. but that be In otmply
ahead oi the time: no claims to have
killrd 16 men in his life. nod oayo he will
shoot the tint man who nttctnpto to arroot
him.
Ponnaylvnnln’o Ito-anti": Soloed.
Murmur, 0.. July 11—51mm Guthv
“We have opened a complete
Boyo’ or
wear. from the cheapest to the
ycarthot Ilr.Kellerho-rowned him.
"Rooster" to the filth do; that Ir.
Kellerhasowned and trained. lichen
alwayouocdndogingrttingahout,“
heooyohcfindooncdognotwctnl non
boy would be. Keller boo been blind
aimhewnotwoycaroold. Beoello
peocilo,whtotlm,oonp,etc.
WhilolrJKoller nnd“Roooter"wero
in South Norwnlh they put up at a
boardiuhowoconllailrondplaco.Whon
thcirday'oworhwoo done.nmnatterin
what part of the towutheymiaht hot
thrdog would lend hio blind Inaoter
hnuktuthohoardioahonae,withoutcn-
many omerumnmthewoy. Up
towuho led the way into ilnle'odrn‘
m,whi:h hna two entrnnooomnc on
lobotmtoudthoothcronWollotroot.
(arming out of onecntroncc hctorued
tho oovntr andwoo about to cntertho
other door, when, with almost human
intelli'oncrfito diocovcnd that hcbnd
boo-in “command po-edby totho
nextooe.
rumors A ”Mi SWIM.
United lutenlowntovl'lntt'a lam
With tum-rm
SenntorPlattinanintervicwanid;
"Judging from my experience with
(www.mpwplowhoontep
tnlntheidanthatC‘onpomwillamomhlo
and repeal a part or the whole ot
thoBhevmao law quichly and than
adjourn arc lihcly to find
themselves neatly miotohon. 'l'hno
nrethnneontuted onto inthctlcnate,
andthellllingot thommaypou'hlydo
termiuowhetherthe tianatewill haven
rujovitylu favor of loyal. Tho“
thiugtodoiato determine whethertho
Scootouappointed by thoGorernoroot
Washington, Wyoming, and Kowloon,
attortholv Warm tried butlalled
tookch to be giventhciroonto. It
theynro,tha lreeooioopfionntovowill
hootrooprthannow. lboliovotheop
Wotthmedrnotovohythcuov—
«nor Motion-hand that they
are not entitlsdto coats. it will take
amaldornhlotimotoocttlothntqnoothxn.
‘thnitrnnotberomomhorthatthere
lonopveviooogncotbniuthoflonotqaud
aayflonntorcnaoprohonanyrpmtionoo
often-damask” tlcnar
wwwupeIlellnndonhtodly
arailthomortvoootthoirrlnhtotnfl-io
eddohntetoitotollootrxtent.
"no patty-not not he
haldrmponoihlotor lat-lotion“. 1
non! MCI“! hnvo no out
dunno inthowhlaoreopocityof tho
Wmdthartoonoctorm
entowhlnwn.”
I. ”III 1' lAmIlIG.
”acumen-immo-
”MW.
lboolothwmlo‘townola “I
run. Wdolthohatoarohln
Whose-Will»
without—o
toyhvoororn.
amour- ”rota
coobotthcadairwillpny forhaltoto
memorial window for thonew chapel.
The Brotherhood 0! St. Andrew will
raioeooumontlidenttopay tor the
otherhalt. '
so an rosonmso
My the lame Inn whohno Bonn
Working Inasmuch Volt-y lawns.
Timothy J. Byrneo, the tailor, who
rtn of ltichland county has been making it
lively around the Union depot in this city
In laying on rolling stock belonging to the
Pennoylvanin company tovsntlsfy a judg-
ment for mom issued from the circuit
court in the celebrated Goldwater car. He
lino already levied upon seven locomotivco
and eight freight can and pmpoo‘eo moon‘
tinfle. .
A lhtotnr'o ‘l'lrndo In a lather “on.
ru'smso. N. t'.. July lit—The worship
mot St. Michael's Catholic church ore
highly incensed over the utterancro ot-the
Rev. Powell Chochlry. the new pastor of
the First Baptist church. Mr. Chockley
was in a barber shop. and while waiting
his turn, began a fierce tirade against
Catholico and Catholicism.
cluotoltohblnoortheclothiug.
Robin-oh probably the name oonll
denoumanwhoJormorothnnaweeh,
haabooutrnreliog through the Noun.
tnokVolleydoinlup the merchantaot
the vnriono towns by mean- ol hogna
chocb. Achy or two ago he arrived
in Wincheata and made the
arqunintuce 0! Ir. Pettibooe,
a well-known citizen. and took
antahooooniuhiouulpuy. lope-o
in‘hhcheehnheroterredto ltr. Petti—
hooe.giring him no a reteronco. The
nwindler went into IoAlpiue Brothero'
chrthiu‘otorenndinthcwaymoutionod
nhoro—ccocdedinp‘ngnhogmchock
for .42, rocoiriug a holouoo in 5004
money. Afterwardohctnoceededtodo
up Chauncey 8.1’oater,nmerchanttai.
Iorondprnwoldothicrmowinaon him
nuothorhoguachockfwtflfiflreccinng
thobalanceingooddolloro.
’l'hocrooh loft town on anntteruoon
troiuhonndwrot. Canaannndltortolk
mtelephonedto,hnt themaugototl
the W train at (lrout'o Statim
nndpt intoon empty carol nfreiyht
trolnbonndweu. lnthlocorhenn.
doubtedly was mounted when the
froixhttrninwnntthroo‘hCnuoou. By
thotimethooowhowmchoinxthe
moo up learned howhe had oocnped.
theta-in won out otConncctioutnnd
into how York. The ohnrporh a toll
mau.wlth light complexion ondoandy
molt-cite.
I050 trounce ‘I'Ill’.
In—na to Abandon Prohibition.
Tom“, .luly lit—In a letter to A. J.
Richard of Fort Scott, Attorney (loner-l
Little intimnlru that the slots: administra-
tion has thrown pruh't‘~itiotl overboard and
will not lure the machinery of the state to
mloroc it. lie says that oth't'll cities, un-
able to meet their taxes, are asking that
“mono be licenced,
hollo- Will Appeal.
Loxmx. July lit—Mr. Sexton gave no-
tice in the comme that he would more
tho adoption of n moiuliou declurinz that
the! chairman of tlw t‘UnllllluN oi the
whole had misused the pawn» 0! his otlloo
in outpending him lor resenting the amen
that that the lrioh were gurrnlouo and. im-
Muuious. ____
flat! to Tom Cheeho or mm.
ill‘rsTnx. .luly l3 - rilorman linminn, a
young (Errmnn from New York city. in
antler nrmt lu'n: on the charge of tor-gory.
lie ndmito turning fire checks and reentr-
lng goods or monry lur thorn, but clnluu
that it was n qumtion of doing that or
otnrvlug. no he could not ll“ work.
A Woun- (‘onunlto Suicide».
CASthlluulfi, S. Y, July l3.~.\uuie ll.
Royce. a) yearn ohl. unmarriwl. and Who
rest-led with her uncle nt Spmhm, N. Y.,
while domrntrd cut her throat with n
mot. Both her jugular vrino and her
windpipe were aevcrul.
l'reatdent lacuna Ion-o In lieu It All.
SAX l’ltAM'tm‘t). July lit—Prroident Sa-
moa of Nicaragua toys: "i am here to In
all the “rent cltim. When i have been
oomr time in San Francisco lohnll goto
Chicago, Philadelphia, Sew York. Baotou
and lending places."
Control Irma-y Will—on. lav-arty at Any that the nail“
Mull. toltnrldnly It. Sit“ YURI, July Ill. Captain Carton of
the Inlloon corpo ot the French army math
an mention from Manhattan .rld yonten
day nltemonn. Whoa loot oorn ho w-
turning: rapidly toward the mod.
Gena-[www.0ltblerto
den Y.l. C. A.. lovmorlyot llorwalh.
oudReoordingflocretnryLC.Everotto.
nhootlerldon,hovoplannodauexteoo—
irotonrbywhoehatartingonttonday.
Joly“. Their pnrpooo into ridetrom
laid-- to tho Bud-on river. potting
WWMMPM-
chootorto‘fmrytown. Tho-northward.
tollowioathooa‘hankofthortvwdok-
“Mr. M can».
Iluttti. July litultut ot the no rnovnhrm
nmflltutlng tho mnate too are charged
with complicity in the bank ocandol.
About. ll!) munlmn pl tho chunk! d
Mullen nrn nlmttarly Inlplloatod.
Car Into W
lxonrtrounduly urn-shun llontr
Car worko.onc at tho largo-tot ltoclant
lathewast and thatargootln indium»-
alpod tollrnry J. Wot thlo city. It
om m nun.
“”hlnhmt
WoaurroroIJnly tthootwaoter 03
oral lilo-oil hon decided to abandon
throoatouotpcatal eard- minus:
toauhotltnte one aloe for hothdulo
Jollot'o wt; m.
Jana-r, Illa. July ln——A ht; brewing
company with “.mwtalhaolocntod‘
in Jollot. purehuod n alto. and New York
ondlit. lulompltallahaohatlt.
Hoopla! mun non «sna-
llxw Your. Joly untoward o rm.
_. mu elorh .r norm nah-I .tn-
urlohen with typhua lover Iliad on
North Brother Inland.
h“ m 1.3.0.1.” amurfimm
m”""“""‘ Salli“: tun. x. v.. Joly th—tho
Bruno-micro M r'netle iron orohovo
m and. rum huntlrru rnen mthrowu no
hummer-aunt 0' unto-M-
Imam-"um
momma-hint?“ mm on. Ila-a. Joly ta—Il'ho
opontthooattrodo wtthhhim-
I‘m
vAll
for Men’s.
Children's
cuuncuro 1“?“
.Sunda‘ ySchooiPiarchlsturbed'
brhcerandhctrmen
communion
'l'ho‘ow Ito-tho museum-pours»
nnolofnhcaon allowrhaoa—Aflndtaa—
tion Prom Illa on Committee-ad-
AflII'u-entollliohouy.
N" You. July la—The Sunday oohoola
of tho Flat and Second ltelormnd churohoo
ot Hoekrutach. N. J.. went to Greenwood
Lake on their annual picnic. lt requirod ll
pamucr coaches to accommodate the
throngfinany who enjoyed tho outing not
being Sunday school members.
Much dismilslootlou woo muted atom
the Sunday school olllclalo by the prcoonoo
ofnlnrgc number of beerkegoontheplov
nlc groundo. and the dloontlataotiou was
aumonted later by n numherof the young.
or mention wringing in dancing in the pn
viliou. Pastor Vaudewart appeared on the
scene nnd endeavored to put a stop to thin
direction.
The noise was no great. however. that
his worda ot remonotranoc were not heard,’
not! he won comptlled to pound on the
floor with lilo umbrella in order town
nttmttion. lie asked that the dancinxbe
stopped, but No requart woo unheeded.
Au actorand tour noubretteu from New
York. who are anmmeriog ut the lake. “to
among thooe on the dancing platform.
The actor played lively airs on tho violin.
and the ooubrrttca danced a real and other
fancy demo, fluiohiug with a notational
akin dance, in which high kickinx wnothe
priuclpnl nature.
The pastor and the church peoplewere
grwrouoly obochd by this exhibition. and
the women tecehero hid their lam intheir
hairdo. it was decided that it the Sunday
oehuola have another picnic, Grueuwood
Lake will not be oelected as the place for
the outing, A
Dr. Potter fur-o the Table;
in thio city then was a lively time at
the Tabernacle Baptist church, in Second
avenue. near Tenth otmt. when the Rev.
Daniel C. Potter was exonerated from the
charges brought against him by the Rev.
James W. Putnam. aswistant pastor at the
church, and John V. lluiell.
Dr. Potter wan charged with minapprn
printing the church (undo. oystematically
alndiug thrpnyrnentot honest debto. lying.
immorality. intoxication amtvarlouaothur
thin“
The investigating committee, consisting
of A. G. Ynndrrpoel. Samuel ('retzar. M.
Aunt-inn. James Month. M. S. l’vttrson.
Maximilian Just and Hen ry Gluoslord,
oraa appointed by Dr. Potter from among
the circle of his own triers-is.
.\Ir. Put nam'o without-s were not al~
lowed to testify belorr it. The committee
disposed at all the charges at one oweep.
calling Dr. Potter almost a aaint and Mr.
Putnam a liar.
The meeting woo presided over for a
while by Dr. Putter. but at the animation
ot a member oi his own wmmltleethnt his
position was lndrllcate. be retired. and
General Nicholno Day was called to pre-
slvle. A. G. Vanderpoel trail the report,
and In doing so characterized Mr. Putnam
on a liar.
Daniel lint-ding, who has been _
from morntnnhip ot the church without
the formality 0! a trial. resented this. and
told Mr. Vundr-rpoel the committee had
not legally finialml its work, no it had not
heard Mr. Putnam or his witneooeo. and
that bio abhor of a man behind his back
wao cowardly in the extreme.
Mr. Vandorprx-l. lir Putin and othero
thentrled to silence Mr. Harding, claiming
that he was a ouspended member and could
not speak.
Mr. Harding onid alter the meeting that
the report 0! the committee wan a bucket
of whitewaoh. Mr. Putnam was summoned
to appear before the committee to answer
(or having riolated the ruler: of theehuroh.
More the meeting a large crowd had
gathered about the church entrance. and
police in citimo‘ drrso were otatloned at
the door to keep out all except membrro ot
the church. The members of theprcoo wero
excluded from tho meeting. Thorn wero
tool 88 mon and on women pro-cut.
I ,I
new Yorh'o Punt tape—co.
Now Your, July It—‘l‘hr rcatrr at tho
contort: honor wan forwarded to Washing-
tuntor tho biennial government register.
It container! L7” name». The oalnrlco ag-
negated 8,391,000.
A Moo 1 Tuna“
Button. Mn, July l3.—-A remarkable
ahawrr ol lire toado toll Intwno (llnmoo.
thlo many. and limbo-r: Voila Millionoot
that an inch worn soon hopping
in all comm
”mum on.- bond.
h'Iw Yum, Joly la-Jktarln Allen.
and in your.» continua taruonooctreoo.
didntl’ortlm Bhowuotdllwwit
minding lady tor llooth. Barrett-ad
can to County Data.
oouruaurmx. July tawn- North 0w
nan um otealuor Travo. trutn tin-an,
which salted tor New York, hnoon hoard
gold to the amount oi mum
leootvoo hr a Want company.
Tum. July it On tho nppllcntltot
ot Tatum. Kmhry h 00.. John (larrloh
waooppointut racrlm tor the New Jevloy
Show and Wool company.
mot-W tall.
Pom. K. J.. Junta-11» corner-
auaeotthonrwhwloh maplewaololdhy
ox-ltayor Born-u, who donated thootto to
boon-poplin.
Justina We rather bond.
mtruroan. July tout». Darla Harlan,
fathorot Henry It. linrlaa.chlrt ot
tho-uptem- hachot unlit-mold
coda
mmunmm
Borrow. July ”.410 dew-op»
oonliucthooarlonolodgm of tho llonoot
affirmation roetlneonvowtton
Furnishing Goods!
the- Latest Novelties ln
children’s Suits a 8le
or wmouwnmvn Amy mm
, i
;.ar.
to. Iomlt
We have just finished our
Semi tnnual Invemmy
and no is usual, we find many broken lo 9.
of goods which are too big to suit no. Consequently we shall
during the next week, give some very enticing bargaings—a few
of which are as follows. We cannot enumerate them all at this
writing, so we would say, give us a call during the next 7 days,
and you as well as we will both be benefited:
W
LIDIES' SPRIIIG lIID SUMMER JACKETS.
We are going to LUMP all that formerly sold from £5.98 to
04.98, and close them out at $2.98. Thooo that sold from $4.98 to
87.00, will be closed out at $3.98 each.
‘1 lot fancy stripe Zephyrine cloth. splendid goods for shirt
waists, summer dresses, etc, 1 yd. wide, Worth $10c per yard, to
close, 60 per yard; 3 pcs. all wood Red Flannel, 210 per yard; 25
pcs. fancy stripe Scrim of different values. from 7h: to 10c per
yd.. choice at (Sic per yard.
100'setts children’s Hoe, Rake and Spade, at 10c per salt. Le
them dig in the dirt for it is healthy.
1,000 Fly Chasers, So each; 50 decorated 10 pc. Toilet Setts,
$2.49 sett. We have cheaper ones, but inquire for this lot: you
will find them very cheap.
100 Lunch Baskets, good size, 9c each; 100 1 qt. Glass Fruit
Dishes, So each, worth double.
500 Glass Cofl'ee Canisters, Sc each; 300 Parlor Brooms. Buy
one for 17c and then compare them with any broom you have
ever bought for 250.
100 Children’s Pails and Shovels. Stop here and get one
when on your way to Roton, to complete.
500 Toasting Forks, 3c each; 10 pcs all wool Manchester Chal-
lies, 15c yd ; 100 doz. Crochet Cotton, 300 yds.. 5c ball; 10 d02-
Tray cloths, hemstitched, stamped. and spool marking cotton,
12:30., and lots of other values which will be placed on our coun
on; daily. '
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J.T.meillllo
96 Washington St-
South Norwalk.
offer their entire stock of
Wall Paper
at’50 per cent. loss than regular
price.
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lweetness and Strength.
Characteristics of our too. We have cut in a
new stock, selected with care and know It
will please.
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you will find excellent tea at our otm‘ We
are not taking any salecInnn'o word notr.
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from this store with solicitation to numerous
cuotomero. We ask particular notice to the
new Japan at air. which we have Juatputln.
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