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Salts. Hughes and Son. England - - - - - $4.25
1.. fithHughaandBmEngland - - - - - - 5,50
ifim 113m. HWMBOB, England - - . - . 13.00
Mommtcolnmon Trenton goods, but title English Sam-Porcelain. WE' CONTINUE
m saw BARGAINS EVERY DAY.
FURTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES,
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They catch the eye every timu and m the
needless; these goods tell their own story
that you can no“ more help buying than you
bran—new joke. .
li- Jenuis Ferrb. of Bayviewavenuo.
haa been vhiting ll-EdnaSberwood,
Green Farms.
lb lariettaSlmmoua, of New York,
invitloghsroousiu, lira. W. A. Teller.
allots swans.
lb X360 hath, of New York, is
visiting Kr. and “‘11an Schenk,
T Vail Install-tallest”.
. Mlle-tiled must-amuse anneal: rot-lacin-
aim—aa- Dauxhsor or bound
hm-ls'l‘hrowa lloraall Irons a Window.
lit. E. Gibbons received his commis—
sion as postmaster Tuesday morning and
immediately engaged Builder Scotield to
take the old fixtures from the postotllce
and lit them up in the depot. The new
oflicewasopened yesterday, but it will
besonie time before the improvements
are completed and everything running
smoothly. Mr. Gibbons felt so elated over
his success that he made an eloquent ad-
dress to his Democratic constituents,
who assembled to congratulate him. E.
Themes, who has been postmaster for
fourteen consecutive years, felt lost
when he found he did not have to get
out to make up the early morning mail.
He will soon find his time fully occupied
with the numerous business matters in
which heisengaged. Fred Post Lock-
wood, who has been Mr. Thomes' assist-
ant. is now employed by Mr. Gibbons.
I". Boylston is enlarging and rebuild.
ing the platform in front of the entrance
to his carriage factory, repairing the
large cog wheel, and otherwise improv-
ing the working departments of the fac-
tory.
Miss Helen B. Smith and Mini Linn
Stevens left (or Saretogn Springs, yester
day. They were accompanied as [or as
New York by Mrs. W. 1. Stevens and
Miss Lou Stevens.
Members of the Baptist Sunday school
report that their picnic to Shippan Point,
yesterday, was a (lellglitful eilair. every-
one having a pleasant time.
George B. Ackert and Benjamin Ilratt.
of Schaghticoke, N. \'., expect to visit
Williard K. Acknrt, next week.
Henry Simona has so far recovered
fromthe fall he received in his ham,
some time ago, as to be out.
William Ryno and family, with their
horse and cart, left Roton Point yester-
day for Boston, lam.
DAIlIIlN.
Ire. Phlebe Jane Wilmett. who either
threw herself or fell out of a three story
indow at her home, No. 733
enth avenue, New York,h111nday night.
was the daughter of Ilr. and tire. Leon-
anl Sammie, of this place. She was
married here to John Gilbert \l‘ilmot
nearly a quarter of a century ago. Tin-y
were the parents of seven children and
another was expeded. The tragic death
of his wife affected )Ir. Wilrnot's mind
and while he and his eldest arm, John 3.,
twenty-three years of age, were sitting
by her dead body, Tuesday, he became
violently insane. Three policemen took
him to llellevue hospital, when- lw is ill
present. lie is a stationary enginrt‘r.
employed by John I). (Irimmins, who
has: summer residence at Collender's
Point. The family belonged to the Val.
vary Baptist church,of New York, and the
pastor, ltev. Ir. Home, conducted Mrs.
Wilmot'a funeral at the house, this
morning. The remains were brought
here this aftemooon and buried in
Spring llrove cemetery, is brief service
being held there. conducted by Rev. 8.
J. Austin, pastor of the Congregational
church.
A new ball team was organism! in
Darien thh week, with 8. ll. Bowen as
captain. Thoteam numbers among its
members several of the best players of
the old Daricn club. A game will be
played Saturday afternoon at 3:30
o’clock, on the Brady grounds, with He
Joseph's T. A. ll. nine, of Staniford.
The Methodist Sunday twhool went to
Dental ltoclr. near Stamford, yesterday,
on their annual picnic. The corryall
Wellington, ol South Norwallt, drawn
by four horses, and several other vehi-
cles conveyed the members to the. picnic
grounds.
Thahwaeownedby Iliss Sarah Des
kamaad occupied by W. 11. Hoyt, was
struck by lightning during Wednesday
afternoon'- storm, and several shingles
near the chimney were torn from the
root.
Ili- Iotlhs Austin and Ilia: Oraoo
Bell, who havehsen spending two weeks
at tlwWortd's Fair, are 13me home
to-morrow. William E. Street and m,
Fred and Archer. are alaoexpootsd home.
lire. William Remit is building a
hamlntharearofherhousemhloh was
recently moved to the lot on Newton
nvenue.
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m. Tuesday morning,
Glanwoodavwrne.
' , at 11 o'clock, or spam 01
lb. Hary Evasion, of South Nor-
. walk,haabesnvialting lira E. J. 'l'ay-
lot in Green Farms.
Congressman Deforest 1.11. Bridgeport
. lastnlght for Washington. in order to
be in time for the silver congress.
Mr. and Ira. Frank Ml'rwin,of Paw-
ling, N. Y., B visiting at the residence f
C. S. 'l‘rowbridge, South Ilain street.
lira. Elton. Parsons, the elocutioniat,
andson. of South Norwalk, are visiting
bu cousin, Frank S. Parson, in Bristol.
lira. Charles Gregory. of Westport
avenue, is entertaining her daughter and
mmudchildran, of Worcester, Man.
In. I. J. Riley and danghterAlice,
of Kellogg wrest, Norwalk, have return-
edrrumasluwtviaitwith friendsin
Ira. WillistBrown, whohasbeen
viitingherparvaits, Ir. and Ira. David
Spleenof Spring Hill,“ returned to
herhome in Franklin, lass.
L. B. Iix. of the Stanford telephone
exchange. formerly of Norwalk, was the
guest of llanagerJ. B. Morris. of the
Norwalk exchange. last evening.
In and lira. Frank Camp and son
Irving, who have been visiting Mr. and
In. Jasper Pryor. of River-view Terrace,
have returned to their home in lleriden.
Professor Innis Rondel, 01 St. John's
00W. Fordhasn. is visiting Hrs. Wil-
liam Glover at her home on River street.
He will make a few sketches of this his-
toric old town for thebenelit of his pu-
pils.
lies Kittie Hallock, daughter of
George W. Bullock. of the Danbury
News. who has been visiting her grand-
mother, Ills. James C. Warner. of Or-
chard street. returned to her home in
Danbnry today.
'Ili- Grace lillian Ellwood, who
been thegueat of her father, Rev. D.
Ellwood, of Kellogg street, went 1
Greenwich yesterday for a short visit.
She will return to Norwalk before going
to her home in Newton, Mass.
The following registrations have been
made at the tbnnecticut state building
on the World's Fairgrounds since last
report: Norwalk. J. ll. Keeler. Charles
E. Miller. I-‘.. ll. Fillow, Annie '1'. Pardon.
South Norwalk, 6. Wolthausen: Nero.
ton, C. II. Henley, ll. P. Bang and wife,
H. II. Seeley and wife; New Canaan,
Gardener lleatb, Adrian V. S. Lambert,
A. C. lockwood, N. ll. Olmstead, Josie
lead; Ridgetldd. John W. Ballantine:
Long Hill, Hrs. 1". Victor Cole.
AIONG Till ISLANDS.
Down M lolly Ileana Blew Iron
3.00 Water- " the Solid.
A large party from Broad River picnic-
ad at Boton Point yesterday.
Eben llill's yacht"Carrle” took a party
of Norwalk young people to (lmnwich.
yesterday.
Dr. and Illa. (3. B. Coolidge and llr.
and In. C. N. Wood had adelightiul
fishing tripto the islands yesterday.
lblabsl Bet-rs, of South Norwalk,
bone of a partyof youngpeople. who
are today enjoying a cruise on Long
Island Sound in the yacht Natalie.
Victor Ferris. of Bayview avenue. and
a party of friends will go on a cruise
next week to New London in Preston
Slmwood's yacht.
The steamer Continental will leave
New Haven onl’riday at 2:15 p. in, on
a half holiday excursion to Helen Point.
0a thereturn trip alter a moonlight sail
the boat will arrive in New llaven at
Dill p. m.
In New llavwi. taatnlght. s M
committee Ii appointed to arrange for
the futtvltl. on the Said day of the
masher! of the I. I. O.P.,stllolon
Pol-t, last Wednesday. It is mmpoasd
or four members each {rem themen
dilution—ultimatum that city.
oust scholarly attainments. Be
identiM with the religious
he lived, having held many
0‘ trot. lie hadaaingularly
qurigandwmsxcep
Minded,ba'ngmncbinad-
Stone Piano, all of Norwalk.
serviceswill beheldattherssi-
a! hbson—iu-lnw,5Wast avenue,
.- ,atll a. It. Interment at
s m rims sums
m '0'. '0. Cowl-0d to Nor-
wall.
4 ,whoasbeautifulelmtre‘esare
in; from the dutrnctive work of
huesbeetle,hnot alonoin its
.5111. New Haven. Hartford and
“It. Anotharplanusedisthat
thatrankaoftrauwithcloths
than over thick with
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flUMth-apbaowh
7hr
andvietnttywllleolnetollotool’ointm
st assist-II! In“! mil- in.” "own.“ having-taro naps simmered: lnthepostotlies,
lb ll! '3 “h ll . willgoto thsWorld'a Palrnsat month,
Island to flatten! llhamaralssthsnsos-arystarups.
'l'hsyeatigpaspleofuilsplaoewill
have-Warn" ride to Rm
ingrromathraswaats‘vfltla Station)
W~
In. Harmon, oi Sew Rochelle, is
viattuiaattharddmofEJJlall.
110307010.
'l‘barmalof Ollvsrll. Hooker, who
and My. will he held this arter-
‘l‘he interment
from the effects of monkey bites. The
Past-aster also... leoalves hla corn. wb
walk, and attempted to make Dodo. a
on board 301 t'tibnns.
“Hill"
regard to Hitl'l't-
It Berth Iain Strut. Iassnle Isllll .
NORTH IAIN AND ANN , STREETS, SOUTH NOBWALK. 80. Inmall '1
,. of Dll. PIIIEO "WW- 11111111011. up" ”no“ NEIGHBORS. 11101013533111 ' . We intend 11111 week tohave a little rush in our
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ours or ma. ““0"“ W °' 0““ “M" urea run mum. 131353 1:13:35}: Whom. 1. '
. Villtill‘ In mafa’d. critically ill at Galligan's hotel, anflarllll
man attended the matinee Morin-nos
at Bullock’s concert garden on Sea Beach
trainer] monkey. drink a glass of beer.
The animal drank half 0! the contenta of
the glass and then refused to drink In!
more. Mrs. Sharpe insisted upon the-uh
mal's emptying the glass, when be mixed
the woman's right hand in his mouth and
chewed it. lacerating it severely.
After the monkey was made to release
its hold the woman fainted. She was cu!-
rled to a drug store. where her wounds
were canterized and dressed. She waathrn
removed to her room in the hotel, when
she was attacker! twice with convulsions.
It required five men to hold her in bed.
One wound is in a bad place, the artery
between the forefinger and thumb being
opened. The doctor fears blood poisoning
will set in. and does not think Mrs. Sharpe
will recover.
BROOKLYN'S SCANDAL.
Another Arrest Mule In the Tax lab-lo
Stealing Case.
Batman's, Aug. Il—Lieutenaut Colonel
Seldeu C. (‘lobu'dge of the Fourteenth reg-
iment was arrested as an accomplice of
John Cutts in the theft of tax rebates due
to property owners from that city. Col-
lector Swan says he is convinced that Cult.
bad confederates. They may have been
clerks in my ollice, and they may havebrcn
tux searchers.
It was said that Colonel Clobridge was
arrested on a confession that Cults made
to Ilngiinrell. Curtis, the accused man,
goes so for as to say that if he is not dealt
with instantly be will make disclosures
that will implicate city oiliccra high in nu.
thority.
Colonel Ciobridgc is a man about 40
years of age. He is a resident of the Twen-
ty-third ward and :1 well known politician
The system oi p..\'ing the rebates disclosed
the fact that if t‘utls is guilty of the tar»
l‘t‘ll)’ of money in the cases his name is con-
flt't'k‘d with he is also guilty of having
committed perjury nlniust “'0 times since
he began operations.
Charges Three “'1“: Conaplraey.
Al'qul'll THE Sm. N. J., Arig.3.~llanry
\"ut‘kenlmnaen. proprietor of the Buck.
ingham hotel here, Edward 5. Hills on}!
Henry Flammrr were arrested charged
with defamation of character and criminal
conspiracy, The charges were preferred
by Robert I'. lie“ of Newark, 1\‘ J. fit“
was arrested last week on a warrant charr-
ing him with misappropriation funds,
which were the proceeds of an entertain
mcnt given for the Home for (‘rippled (‘bil-
dren.
Carlisle at Gray (Bibles.
Puritan at Fall River.
11:51.11:
Cubans Ihr‘k In (‘nhm
An Enforced Weekly Ilolldqy.
Labour-hen- Compliments llnachery.
M r.
lltw-bcry would follow the same course I
(‘orlrelt Will Train at the l‘nrm.
LOtlI .\rlmr
1‘ luav god W 1th Embankment.
E.
the township amounting to 813,000.
a. sissy-n.- nun Ill-sell.
death 01 his wife caused dos
nun mrghnflconld lot on levy.
with crowbara and dynamite.
rant Dustin's naile- labial.
the woods. flfi’wm’
Jumped Into the liver Together.
Kate New, who is llvt
Hts Fransisco. A
'1'. Child of Missouri
on the steam» Oceanic
Joell-tit.“
eyeleraeelaagsr of Milwaukee beat
man by a length in it!) Hi
wasthlrd. ~ WW... .
”I” '0'” G. M
works at
car. colossal «no
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”MAM VAL“,
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lli'zzmo‘s BAY. Muss. Aug. 3.—-Secre-
tary l‘nrlisle arrived today. The presideht,
Secretory (‘nrlisltn Secretary Lamont and
possibly others will leave here Friday al~
ternoou and take the Fall River steamer
On arrival at New
\ ork Saturday morning they will be con-
veyed to Jersey City. where 11 special car
mil he in waiting to lulu- lhrm to Wimb-
llAl’AXA. Aug. 3 ”The Spanish simmer
Julia, Which snilwl rerenily from Key
West for the purpo-X- of bringing back to
Cube :1 number oi poor Cuban families
tlml had sent it [K'lillmi to the government
asking assistance to enable them to return
to their nntiw land, arrived here. Slit- had
Co n grass
fleets lug. ‘Ith.
We Meet"
To-Day
Be one of the many who will take advantage of our
SPECIAL SALES.
If ever there was a time you needed to make 25c do 501: worth of
purcha’sing, it is now, and nowhere else in the whole of Norwalk
can you do it better than with us during this sale. 0
LOOKING GLASSES.
Size, 13 x 115 inches ..................................... 250 each .
Size, 15; x 13 inches ........... . ....................... . .330 each With “Other tremendous cut
Size, 17 :14 inches ............... . ..................... 40c each in noes. Even greater 1.
Size, 21 x 131} inches ........................... . . ....... 49¢ each eve: m
733$??th 03%” Llilrlies ............................... 21c each
1 n 0 es ’nes...... ........................ 27ceach
40 it Bern Clothes Lines ........... ............ .. . . .50 each IHE SILVER null-A“
0 Cakes ectric Stove Polish for ....... . ................ 25c each
150 Gmpin Bowls ...................... . ...... . . . ...... 46 each
50W on men Squeezerswn... ........... ........'.’ceach Cannotbecompared withthe
100 Scrub Brushes—ext size ................... ........9c each . fl
.1003de Handled Dish ops ......... . . . . . .. ............ to each PM“ “9 ° °' 0‘”
50Patent Corrugated Wash Boards.....at ........ ........19c each
75800t8crubBrushes.... ..... ......... ...... .100eoch a
300 Wooden Rim Flour Sievee ..... . ...................... So each
50 Bette Table Knives and Forks ....... .. ........ . . . . . . . . .500 sett n Ire c
100 Curry Combs—he "{l ............ . . ........... . ..... 15c each
100?) gancyCTooélh Emir]! elliders ....................... . . .5c end}:
l was an 9 tie o ers ......................... 15ceac -
300 Fancy Glass Salt and Peppers ....................... «to each for. 1f_ you believe that a penny
100 glass Egg? Dishes ................................. 130 each saved 13 “’0 pence earned, take
200 tiger ere ........................................ 7c each '
100 Glass Milk Pitchers ................ . ................. 110 each advantage °f “"3 ”I" °f
100 Glass Sugar Bowls .............................. .. . . .13c each
25 dos Decorated China Sauce Dishes .................... 690. 1101.
25 Iron Front Oil Stoves ................................. 50c each 00 s
300 Children’s Fancy Picture Books—Nicely illustrated. .0c each
300 Glass Coffee Flasks—Nickle Tops .................... So each
:25 Boy’s W one-400 Quality ........................... 050 each
10 Mexican rass Hammocks ........................... 756 each
150 Yellow Ware Pie Plates, 5c each—cheaper than tin and
lots and lots of other, just as good and in many instances better
bargains, will be found in Our Kitchen Ware Department this
week—not any one line,but the complete stock all the way through,
at reduced prices.
SHOES.
AT MM.
0. ll. Harvey,
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rams. Shoes and Rubbers
leather aniline Bindings.
Isa-Is and Retail Dealers in
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83 Washlngton Street.
8E0. \llli llSTlllE. Prop.
W i ll d ll f d b .tlso laaufartnrerof Children's Shoes
9 con '13 y invite one an a : i you on’t want to uy
COlllt‘ just the same, for lookers new are buyers later on. "I "all“ "M" SHEET-
it is said, is sauce for the gender, but neither goose nor ,
prize any sauce half as much as the public admire our clo
beholder. It bespeaks a want of good taste to overlook the eat-
cellence pi these goods. Their su priority is as eviderr‘las‘ a hill
in the middle of a plain, and the user and more minute your in:
spection, the more good points will he‘discovered. Description is
and tell it so forcibly
admiratiOii of
can help smiling at a
Wall Paper
runru suiuuu it runs
——THE-—
.|.T.Prov“Iitlto
— 96 Washlnzton St.
South Norwalk.
offer their entire stock of
Wall Paper
at.50 per cent. less than regular
price.
Salem commence
ThursdayJuneZl
Why Not
Buy a pail of those
New Mackerel.
10 lbs. in Pall.
wan Vin 3L dove-U fi l‘r- Wh-
BRIGHT AND NEW.
They are selling well. $1.20
pail, or 150 single pound.
"cnuurs or custom"
CODFISH.
3 Its. in Box. 300. 'ibl.
fl.-
Ilihbleldliifisuck
szw Yorut. Aug. 3.~—'l‘o reduce expenses
and at the some time obviate the necessity
of discharging any of its Jersey City cm—
ployeos, the Pennsylvania railroad has is-
suul an order laying of! all shop bands and
mud workmen outside of those employfil
in the running of trains one day in each
week.
laixtrm. Aug. :1.» In the house of coin—
livnry lmlmucherc couipli>
“mm-d [and ltuwlwry upon his «Mononu-
liL1~ ulliluuhr throughout the wlioloSiuIiit-ae
nfloir, mul l'xprcrw'Il the hope that Lord
Ahlll‘ltl‘ Punt, .‘v'. .l., Aug. :1 1—l’uglllat
Jlni l‘urlwtt liua llrmlly decided to go into
training here for his tight with Charley
Mitt-hell. The American champion signed
a four muntlm' him of the farm owned by
Russell lln‘iliclt on liniilth' llrul lake, “0.!
(Honor, .\' .1..Anrr. 3.—-Mom P. Smith.
collector of taxes of South Orange, hll
barium-toil on a complaint William
llruth at the township committee.
charging him with embesxliua fundaof
l’tflsut'lw. ling. a.-Alderman Charles
ll. Wells of Troy lllll,Alleghany, oom-
mlltsd suicide by shooting himself in the
hall. The lease! moneyand them
pondeney
'l'ormut, Aug. s. ~An attempt to rob the
bank at stream was made. Burglar!
worked several hours to get the funds. but
were unmet-natal. They ruined the vault
mar-ream. N. 17., Au. s. - Paul
Smith’s station on the Northern Mirna-
dnca road was robbed of 0100 in cash and
tickets. The robber started north through
Mun. Aug. tan-11111 Hellmtansnd
apart from li-
husband, tried to cumin 1 sulelde hunt-p
lag lute the rim. They were pulled out.
a . twain-a1 Jacob
. the new Unitsdlltatva
minister to Slam, has called tor Bangkok
mus“. Ana. ll.-—ln the salts spas M-
WJ Valhalla-Mast rs
"limo-am w
Ems, .
Tuonuuu.“ onus
Bankrupt Sale
$10,000 Wfllllli 0F STIltlll
to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days.
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KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIGOMTN
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to Iridium. y,
In Inn listless llsys,
In Unit Slum Hts."
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tloullopetaksameplaeadm”
daily doth-Wow“ lb.
101- N p.” . ,1
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it Stock of u Boston Manufacturer, I will now show on the largest
Having purchased a Bunkrn
is town and convince you that you can save from fty cents to a
stock ever oil’ered for sale in t
dollar on every pmr of shoes purchased at my store. hmuw’ J . 137‘:
350 ii lmdies’ Turn Shoes all sires and widths,... ........ ...at $2.00 lei-moi- price $4.50 A . L"
75 pa “ Opera Toe beet... ...... .................. .. 1.75 “ 3.00 Yankee ‘ rrz
100 “ Pat. Ti Shoes ....... . ....... . ........ . ...... L50 “ 2.00
95 “ Black ze Oxfords..... .................. . ...... 1.50 " 3.38 I- '
so 1" Pat. Ti 0:10:90 ...... .. ..... 150 i: a. I
3.3 -; gdhkd‘gfofiogflfifiéfiu1:t:::::::: 1:23 .. $203 .‘3:m:.‘::&"""“"
130 ‘ ine u a user 0 1.15 " 2.
110 " Chocolate Russia our Edison 0:10:01 ..... . 1.10 « 2.00 6"" ”mm 8'”
100 “ Wine Blueber- Oxtords 1.00 “ 1.50 awasnmemsr sum
250 :‘ yam Rmnnodfflogfionira‘ 1.00 “ ”g o"; . W”
00 ' n so use 1.00 " .
100 " Kid . Tip). Pat. Trim Edison 011101.11 ....... 1.11s .. 2.00 G-A-GI'OIOI'YCCO“
00 “ Square Toe at. Ti Oxfords .............. 1.00 " 1.50 ire-wall. or. .. . ,
80 " Common Sense Ox ords.... ............. .. ....... 1.00 " 2.00
400 " Oxfords. ..... ...... ................. .............. 50 “ 1.00
111111310? 01 Co.’s Hand Bowed Shoes, slightly 1111.
“out ms: w
500 pairfthe cream of lounsbnry‘s
perfect worth from 3.1.50 to .00, for from 81.75 to $2.25 per pair.
400 pair en’s Cordovan Hand Sewed, Lace and Congress ....... at 03.00 former price $5.00 I“! ,
500 " Lace and Congress................ ...... 2. “ 3.50 WM,
300 “ Lace and Congas, Goodyear Welt................ 2.25 " 325
400 “ Lace and Congress, Goody Welt.... ..... 2.00 “ 3.00
100 “ Genuine Kangaroo 2.00 “ 3.00 .
120 “ Mrs-r.- 0...... 1.... ........ t....-.- ....... u ..... 1.50 as 2.00 “yum u
100 " PolieeShoes 1.60 “ 2.00
100 “ Kid lace—solid Comfort 1.25 " 2.00
100 “ Russia Calf Slasher and Laos 2.76 " 3.00
100 " Russia Calf masher Oxfords. 2.00 - 0.50
100 pairs Youths’, size 11 left, Shoes 1.00 " 1.35
Also a lot of lilases' Band Served-Spring Hoel........... ...... .. 1.00 " 2.50
Oomeaoemeand youwillthlnk youareina einstead'ofaRetailStor-e.
Withers"
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Theodore H. Olsen
leader of But and Sinelra'droi larval
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