"STURTEVANT—is BARGAIN HOUSES,
- . NORTH MAIN AND ANN Brows. SOUTH NORWALK.’
IT JUST MISSED THEM. " ”Wu“ mm"-
HARBOR ESCAPE OF TWO WELL
KNOWN YOUNG KIN.
A‘ llilat Whirl” Through near Window
' In or.» tori-sienna- that they roll
thl'onrrent of Alrv'flrn (lions call of a
Ynunridsl (lulpll lasted hear Them.
Fred Talley and W. Shdton Stevenson.
of Bridgeport. young men well known in
South Norwalk. had a narrow escape the
. other night. They were mated in the
rear coach of the train due in this city
lroru the east at 7:55. The train had just
left Bridgeport when a bullet whiued
through the car, passing close enough to
their faces for them to feel the current
of air. It had come through the window
of arrest just across the aisle and had
just snflicient slant in its course to clear
their faces. Lu :kin the seat along side
the window, which the bullet passed
through, was vacant. A bridal couple
occupied the seat just behind the vacant
one and they turned white with fear as
soon as they learned how near to an
abrupt end their young married life had
been brought
Tire bullet Cuuld not be found,although
the conductor and brain-man endeavored
to locate it. But the small, round. clean-
cut hole in the thick glass window was
plainly made by a bullet from a thirty-
two calibre revolver. The click caused
by the bullet's quick cutting through the
window was distinctly heard.
consrr w. c. 'r. n.
Proceedings of the Autumn Convention of
the minty Held in Shelton.
Thirty-nine delegates attended the
autumn convention of the Fairfield
County W. C. '1'. U. in Shelton. From
Shelton, 20: Stepney. - 4; Huntington. 3;
Newtown, 2; Stratford, 2; Dsnhury. 8'
South Norwalir, 2; Bridgeport—line“
union, 1; Crusade, 2. There were thirty
out OI-m-vfl visitors n-it delegates, nuk-
ingatotil of sixty‘niue. Mrs. Palmer,
of Stamford, president of the county
union. presided. The morning hours
were consumed in routine business.
after Mrs. F. S. Anderson and Rev. W.
P. Arbuckle had welcomed the delegates.
At the alternoon session reports from
the various unions of the county were
heard. and then Mrs. M. M. Andrew-s¥
gave the delegatesa drill in parlianleno
nary rules and usages. (7. B. Fools gave
an address on "Temperance Work in
Sunday Schools." The treasurer's report
showed $72.83 receiml and $47.80 ea-
pert-3d Slrs. Fitzgerald was elected
delegate to the national convention. and
was also upwinted nu organizer. On
motion of Mrs. Kuhht. of South Nor-
walk,“ war appropriated toward my-
ing the expenses of Mrs. C. II. Fitzgerv
aid bathe national conri-ntion. On Ino-
tiou of Mn. 31. M. Andrews $6 was ap-
propriated for scientific instruction on
the temperance question.
Worhrr! the "Change" Game.
The “change" game was specter
fully Worked last evening on Vincent
Fabritls. the fruiterer at 98 Washington
street. Early in ii: revening a welhdressed
stranger walked into the store Mid pur-
cbued a ten-cent cigar. tendering in
paymentafll) bill. blr. l‘nbriris handv
edback the change—a ’5 bill, four 31
bills and ninety cents in silver. Just at
this time the man discovered he had a
tell-cent piece. He tendered it to him.
and. as Mr. Fabriti» thought. the rest of
the change. with a "quest that the 010
be returned. Mr. Il‘uhritiel returnedlhe
hill and the man went out When be
counted the money. he found that the
fellow had retained the .5 bill. Unless
the police succeed in catching the man.
the money will be counted a loss by the
fruit dealer.
Another largiary la lamina.
Another burglary came to light in
Newton yesterday. Some time during
Thursday night the residence of it. if.
Shelton, who is employed on the four-
iruckliig operations of the Ullflmllllllfd
road, was entered. and a gold watch rind
chain belonging to his son were stolen.
Yesterday Ir. Shelton discovered the
warehoutbepmouof smanemplnyed
under hint. and second him of thotbeft.
threatening the man with smut if it was
“returned in fifteen minutes. Before
thesilnttsd tlmswasuptbernaubandrd
. .. rLrA-U-Grl'l—T-EAR.
”Womwm.meiwan¥m-~M~m
For the Balance of This Week only .
.7 * mm H II PRICES ’ LOWER Iii“ will)! III.
i-qt. Wmmrmm.;tqenmusooeuroa, m; 3 qt. Enameled Upped
‘ SaucePan, 29s.; bqtlilnanisled hipped We Pan, alumni. Enameled hipped Sauce Pan, 49c.
Ilium ii BilIIlllE-Pilllllm rim Print it close llIi.
low it was celebrated by Illa lany
Friends in Wilton-
Hovrard Bloomer. the popular book-
keeper at the Central National Bank of .
Norwnlk. reached the voting ago just
oneday too late tocastaballot in the
recent town election. flow his birthday
waa celebrated, is told by the Wilton re-
porter of the Ridgetleld Press: “Like a
good brother-iodaw. David Hughes.
ticket agent at the Norwalk depot. came
up on the evening train and invited him
to go coon hunting. Soon after their da-
partura a number of carriages drove to
his home, and on the return of the
sportsmen. at about 8:80. they found a
goodly number of young people. armed
with an orchestra. in possession of the
house. and ready to celebrate any num-
ber of bithdays. Although taken com-
pletely by surprhe. Howard gracefully
accepted the situation and a beautiful
basket of flowers presented by the ladies,
and soon the dancers were keeping time
to the merry music of Professor Heine
and son, of South Norwalk. Refresh-
ments were served at it o’clock,-and
after ‘just one more dance' the company
gave three rousing cheers for their young
host. to which he reponded with a few
words of appreciation. and then good-
byes were said and the party iscarne a
pleasant memory."
”The Rainmakers" at nnaievflall.
The making of rain and numerous
other extraordinary things. done in
Frank Durnont‘s new farcial comedy,
entitled "The Rainmakers," were atten-
tively watched and listened to by a large
audience at Music “all. last night.
Henry V. Donnelly, in the character of
Percival Airtight, hotel clerk and sub
sequently proprietor; Edward (lirard as
Phelix Bottles, a hotel porter. after-
ward a society man, failing in their
early vocations steal the rain making
rmchino belonging to Bernard Dyllyn.
a-t (.liorinnia Deuce, on Italian inventor.
and providence sending a timely shower.
all goes well with them. They give the
benefits of theshower to Phoenix Sprun-
gle. in the person of Charles J Ileana
circus proprietor. who isnbout totrbnn’
don his farm on account of the severe
drought. in their fortunes are made.
Valentine Butts. head waiter, really Ed-
ward Carrie; Frank O‘Brien as Sim Suw-
dnst. u butcher's boy, were all good
throngnuut the t‘nllfl' play. Miss Mabel
Fenian as the widow of General Piper
Heidsiek, received it great share of ad-
miration and applause. especially in the
Ifal't‘sllt’.‘ on “After the Ball," Dune
in “Fedora."undascene from Romeoand
Juliet. inacted with Charles J. Ross,
were very good indeed. The cyclone on
the stage created a hurricane of applause.
The local hits were thoroughly appre‘
eluted. The variety specialties intro-
duced throughout the evening were fine.
Miss Annie Martell's dancing. like that
*Uf other members. received deserved
praise. Frank O‘llrieu.a gentleman of
leisure. gave the- audience no leisure.
Spontaneous applause greeted him from
his entree to exit. A brilliant finale was
produced by the song and march with
electrical cllects. It won novel and
pit-oilingl .. __ M
Connecticut 1'.) at {h‘l‘z‘h
Arrangements are now mmpletad for
the «linservnnce of Connecticut day at the
World‘s Fair. Addresses will be made by
Governor .llorris.t-x-n‘enamr D. II. Read.
of Bridgeport. and llra. George II.
Knight. of lAlrrville. president of the
Connecticut Wonmu‘s Board of “Milt
era. The l'ounecticut representatives.
with Governor Morris and stall. will
rendezvous at the ilurrsy Hill hotel in
New York this afternoon, and will start
from the Grand Central station in time
to reach Chicago at 5 p. to. Sunday.
There will be 100 permnlt in the gover-
nor's party. among them Oscar 1. Jones
and lies Edith Jones. of Westport.
A Catholic Priest Incl.
The Rev. J. F. Roger-s. pastor of a
Catholic church in Bridgeport. was yes-
terday sued for the recovery of tunes on
snore given by him to Mrs. Catherine
Francis. an American woman whom he
met in Part» two years ago while he was
can visit to the pope. The priest pro-
nounces it li case of blackmail pure and
simple. The papers are returnable to
thsfiuperlnr Court in November. In.
...
PBOPOSE ”EDISBIID.
CALL FOR A HIRING 0f VOLUN-
TIIB HOSE COIPANY.
Win bios-u fl their Insert: III it!“
Poss-salon ol‘lhsir Headquarters-Oahu
lows fro-a last Knrwalh and lino-ul-
ing fawn.
~1bflrs Fbrerrura of Volunteer Host
Company, No. i: We, the undersigned,
petition for the calliirg of a meeting for
the following purposes. via, to appoint
aootnmlttee to dhpoae of the property
of this company and to dishand, and to
notify the landlord that the company
will quit possession of the property:
Janna 1.. Hon. Inns-r Bamion,
Wu. G. “Com. Faun E. Guru,
8. B. Gonna, .1. Winner ilnvur.
W. A. BROWN. Camus 8.17m,
Josue Jonas, Dram. L‘Horrnornt'.
In accordance with the above petition
there will be a meeting of Volunteer
Hose company at their rooms. East ave-
nue, Monday evening, October 9, at 8
o'clock, to take such when» may be
deemed advinblc.
I. n Gown, Foreman.
At a meeting of citizen of, this place,
held last'nigltt in Volunteer Bose house,
a proposition to make East Norwalk a
corporate fire district was defeated by a
large vote. The fire companies have sup-
portsd’tbemsslvsa for the past six years
and done “cellar. service in saving
property, but when they desiredatax
laid to“ than. the property owners
objected.
A temperance society was organized
in the Swedish Congregational church
last evening. The following officers were
clutch—President. Rev. Oscar Linde-
gren; vice president, 03cm Seymour;
secretary. E A ‘ ; t er, Al~
fred Olson; “listen, C. Bjorkholm. S.
Bjork and Ilisa Hilda Anderson.
An eveningor two ago If. F. Pierce,
who lives on lienry street. attempted to
jump from an express train at the East
Norwalk depot. He was thrown for-
ward iy the rapidly moving train. cut»
ting his hands badly and blocking one of
his eyes.
Edward S. Smith and family sweet to
close their residence on Osborne avenue
shorlly and go to Bridgeport fur rim
winter.
EQUATION.
(I, L. Ogden basin large flpplr‘ iron in
blossom on his place.
U. L. Ogden is building a house for ins
brother Arthur in New Canaan.
Mrs. Andrew Hills is spending a few
days with friends in Stratford.
Mrs. S U. Horton is entertaining her
father from Sherman, N. Y. He is over
eighty years of age.
Min Lillian Hoyt left this place yester-
day afternoon for City Island,- where she
will be the guest of her cousin, Min
Frances Lowndes.
A meeting of all the societies of the
Cadets of Temperance and the Grand
Cbspterof this section will be held in
Crew's Hall. Wednesday evening.
Rev. C. O. Callen's Sunday morning
subject will be “The Kingdom of Christ
must be l'htablished in the E-rrth."
Evening subject. "The Blind lion's .tu-
swer to the Pharisees."
BROAD RIVER.
B. B. Banks, the blacksmith. has been
arrested at the instance of Ir. Rogers
for the settlement of a claim for medical
attendance. The young son of Mr.
Rogers, who was injured a few weeks
ago by being struck, accidentally. with a
hammer thrown by the defendant. is
now nearly recovered, and Ir. Banks is
asked to pay the expenses. Belles the
suit.
Edwin Lloyd. from Wisconsin, is via-
iting relatives here. Mr. Lloyd for many
years conducted the blacksmitbing busi-
ness at theFive Corners rbop. and also
at the Captain Lamb shop, on lain
street. and now delights all his friends
with many Gulliver-like tales that savor
of the "wild and woolly.',
Brightand early last Thursday morn
lag. Gilbert Horton. Fred Peidier.
Charles St. John bitched up their name.
and with their families drove to the
Danbury Fair. The long ride over the
lovely country roads was delightful. and
TIER. EDAYB 18 Km 26
linelllla‘nllialt'iil all“
by the Lucnnia.
m
i
lb ll. cm Ilsa Wash.
althslnssulsrlaund'l‘rl'und u.
like the Pro-Ian lad. by Ice We.
dsrlsi lit-idea Van's»
Nrw You. Oct. 7,-1'hs own “no
vhi reconfirm been lowered-pin. Last
alg t. a few minute-after 10 o'clock. the
giant Lueanln sped swiftly through the
rain and for; covered seas and dropped
anchor outside the bar. with tbsprondcou-
sniousueas that she had wrestsd from the
Paris the palm no long held by her. To
the wonderful triumph of her maiden no
on! tuna monthago she has nowaddad
the victorv of more matured age. and
stands today without a peer in the list of
ocean diam
She has made the beer. maiden record
ever made; she has made the biggest. u
bcurs' run ever made;she has made the
best westward recordmnd she has proba-
bly made the heat average speed ever tirade.
The present voyage took her just ll days,
is hours and '39 minutes. This is” min-
utes faster than the beat westward tripof
the l’nrie, made in October of last year.
The fastest run for '24 hours ever before
made was acllivt'rtl by the Lucania on her
maiden trip. it in ... olsmiles. and unless
she herself lllt‘h'lbt'il the distance on this
trip it remains lilo: record. Her average
speed on her maiden trip won $0.30 knots.
tvhlle thr- hear alit‘ntge of the Path: was
20.70.
straight unis tile nous ans cans.
list average for this voyage is not yet
computed. but will probably bchigher than
any yet made, ‘
The ship smiled from Queenstown on the
morning of Oct. 1, and praised Danni's
Rock at l:l-'r p. m.. precisely Straight
across the sens she came, neither pruning
nor turning auivle from her course. and at
"HM o'clock last night the poured the
Sandy Hook ligiltship A moment alter-
wsrd the telegraph and telephone wires
‘ 1‘ - ' rhn‘t shelled
lowered the reconl by 50 minutes The
difference between the local times of her
drpnrtrrre and arrival is only 7» «lays. 3
hours and to rxiiuurm, but In this 4 hours
and 35 minutes must he added to allow for
the difference of time lit-tweets here and
England
The agents. of the Ltrrunia did not. ex-
pect her to brutal: the recon! on this trip.
Perhaps» they hoped that she might.but
the bend win-Lu and fogs that have been
reported of! the cuts! uni-it- them afraid to
advance troy prophecien until the matter
qu a.
The Power of Her [w nor-sols.
The [main is waist-r dip to the t'unr
panic. and her ‘ 3 l by the or
perisncu gained ia'building the former
res-cl. The pun'crof haven H is char»
moms. She is fitted witbt (l‘il'I‘ of the
most powerful rripll- expansion typo. rad!
capable of vll-wl .;.i-.g over Willi indicated
horse pow". I'i -i/.t- ~he is not for below
the (hut. EMI“. i. lllr- monster ~llip of the
Jays»! our gran-i; .ln'nte. Shr- is 6'5) lent.
long. and him av. until-un- breadth of li'y feel.
'i inches and a depth of «tit fret. ller gross
tonnage is [2,950 m.- ..rul lzl'r displacement
ulsrut mill} tons,
Following are the times of in page of the
flu-teat ocean r-Il'ltlli~I.lp.~l from Queer: Ituwn
to New Yurit.
‘
.
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l'mhriu .......................... 5 :5 «6'
New York . .. . :ir :il
“New“. . I.“ ll‘
Teutonic lb '51
Campanl is no
Paris" .. It 1'5
Lucuriia.......,..... .. is a
The Teutonic Ilt'ItI the fl‘tlrl‘tl up to July.
Ml}, When it no: wun i:;.‘ the Paris, the litt—
lcr lowering lzrr own rn'uhl nguin in Orto-
we
' STOP l
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LOOK”
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READ !!
...—...”..—
c. n. Harvey, the old estab-
lished shoe deder, owing to fail-
ing health intends to
erase Out
“I! ELITlllE
BUSIN ESS
l Will Sell My En;-
tlre STOCK at the
LOWEST PRICES In
Town.
:t—BEGINNING— : —— 4
Saturday. August 26"].
llll illilllllllllli llllTll
' 60008 lilE ill
Sillll.
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li. il.l|MlVE¥,
llllllTll Milli STREET.
SOUTH llilllWlLK.
'LOOKlv
A Handsome and Useful
Article FREE with each lvlb.
package of
brr of the milni‘ year. The l’utupnniu has
never lit-hi the record.
(lo-oral lilaeh's Kurrow has”.
WMHnurrx. Oct. 7 (hingresaruan
Black. of lllinnis, exc.,.mmiviourr of neu—
sierra. had a narrow escape from death
whllr iiding in acliml earrings. The home
run umly. llfllI the driver lost his nerve and
jumped front the box and left General
Black inside the carriage helpless. The
ad strret. colliding u irh vehicles right and
left. and taking off several wheels. Finally
the humus broerilurnting the horse, and
thr- miringr- mine to it drod atop. leaving
firm-rill Black unhurt.
In an later-utmost lim- Motels.
Scirtx'rmi. Pa. Oct. 7. The Thirteenth
regiment. 5. ll. l'.. rifle hum of this city.
which remrrly or l‘m-vimmlr defeated the
team of tin Seventh and Twenty-third reg-
imsuts of New York. has begun negotia-
tions with Mr Henry llalfnrtl and the Duke
of Cumin-Line relative to meeting the ling-
llnh rillv team at Blair-y. near loudnnmsst
June.
The Trollsy's Last Victim.
“RimKLt’N. IM. 1111:- trolley add-d
unotlirr vii-lint in Ila long list yesterdiiy,
Johnnie Timnny. ll years old, lost his life
after leaving? that of his brother l'rartk,two
years his senior. The little fellow'st father
frightened animal (lubed down the cruwrl- l
trench is now in Paris. the day at the falrone to be remembered
”...”.
'l'ho n22“. ms rm use-cos.
overthr- watch. James Kelly found a,
pocketbook and pipe. yesterday. trotting»
II: to Robert Morrison. They were
stills-luau his home last Wednesday
fight, when numerous other robberies
meantime in Norman.
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Mullins-special mined-cc.
ntths {lentil Berni! Baptist church.
My evening at 7 o'clock. following however. but slipped out.
5 the order of servlre:
”Voter-tan.
Irma.
m.
“he-list sat-s it‘s" .
A atom. with illustration by the Pastor.
“lanthanum” ... ..M
inns.
While“.
Awmmofthsmstm
"Jtlhliv‘ivuflyfisur‘ ......... Debacle! ll ow m
that fit will
a I . 7 ,
"m." .. ’i‘hs twentynlflh art-Islam or
‘fiufi‘ffifi? . m b- Mar: Auto-w m -
W , ‘ 0 was“ My 2s- mam
cosmonauts-s. ' ~
We
’ m Mat-s
_,‘W?fl‘gmfl Weftth.C.T.ll.inbehski
-mrssr.cw 1.1 mum
“is: tussle-tar us
The prise fight between charlie Ilse
we. of Danbury. and Dan Russell. of
Bridgeport. which use to have taken
plsa'fhunday night. did not contend.
Shelli! Glover. of Newtown. approved on
tbsscsnsand said lhathowouldamst
themlftheysttenlptad tollght. He
remained until 3 o’clock yesterday
morning. when he evidently tired of the
vigil and went home. The lighters.
Edward A. Hall hasbeenln New York.
sudanewwspa
guest of Ilse Bessie Bail. .
Charles B Waterbury expects to luvs
for the World’s mi about the in!
James Iris-y is narsln his left hand.
a knife.
Mm Carr has purchased a ham
It. Carrie Welton. of Hartford, lathe
tut.
which beentqaltsbadlyyestsrdsywllh
Ow Keillor caught an annuity
was our of the first to reach the place of
the accident. and fainted on seeing the
mingled form of his son.
...—..-... ... .e ...—..-...
Knits-sat Over a nawh'a Clea-n.
Lm sr'nin', N. ‘1. Oct. 7.—-fireat excite-
ment was t‘lflM‘lI hm- by the timing of the
loom of the Mrfuhnuth' hank, constricted
the roost maths and woods“ in the
.1”. Examiner ii, W. ll. Clark would
make no “nutrient.“ying that me could
be given out for a week or ii) days.
timed. out In Ills.
lattifisbt'MJL B..0ct. 7.~«'l‘wo Ameri-
ma Mbemn landed st the lighthouse
burn fat night—43min llnbbard and ita-
ease-nan.
Whittle unloufcrtbvaasuaiatau
iatbstslty.llovsmherlt.iliaalil.'l'hs
weer-flea aw tourists year than
“masses-stunts later-t is tbs
.. astronomy...” "' W
as
”ham-d.
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Ins leCom~ . Theymtastrsyfrola
. nets-i and may
COFFEE.
Price 25cts. Pound.
2 hand decorated banquet lamps. Etandinn
lilies. high.ltl£in.decorated shade. burn 2t
harem... ......tlnevflthi-nclr?lbs
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tern-mum .. ...... .. . ..
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”I ntoncupsaml saucers) ..
”plates ............. "
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platter: . "
milk bow
.sau
labs 1
—_.;..~.;tsu_—...._
asmtlnent i- inrrnl decorat-
.
H cos.
dfi‘fi'h'm“
. latest sham (in $2.00 hat for.
style and quality. mi Sequoia in any house in the city. ‘“
‘ continuum," Hatters.
Store Open Everyaivenlng Until 8:00 O'clock.
we IElijlfiflliEEl
All Previous Records Smashed
lilillWll JEWEL .
' Meyer’s Pe
WE HAVE SEEN ADVERTISEMENTS PRINTED WHICH
ARE VERY MISLEADING, QUOTING PRICES OF FIRST
QUALITY ARTICLES AND THEN GIVING THE SELLING
PRICE ON 2D OR 3D GRADE GOODS. THE‘SUCCESS OF A
STORE DEPENDS UPON THE TRUTH OF ITS ADVERTISE-
MENTS. WE ARE WELL AWARE THERE ARE THOSE
WHO WILL NOT AGREE “THE US, NEVERTHELESS WE
ARE STILL FIRM IN THE BELIEF THAT ANY OTHER
METHOD IS UNBUSINESS LIKE AND IS CONDEMNED BY
THE PUBLIC. WE SHALL CALL YOUR ATTENTION THIS
WEEK TO QUITE A NUMBER OF SPECIALTIES WHICH
ARE‘NOT OFFERED EVERY DAY. - '
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White Woolen Blankets.
A good heavy Blanket, full size 10} worth 756 each, special
for this week. Male; 25 pair heavier and better in every particular.
at 890 piir.
4»
Ladies’ Calico "Wrappers.
We wish to close out the remainder of this stock and shall do
so for justrwhat they cost us: H.139 to:- 31.00; 81.59 and 81,69 for
81.19.; 81.19 for 89c; 500 yds. Outing Flannel, 10c quality, for 54.}c
yd: 10 pcs. fey. Dress Gimps, all cols , tic yd, reduced from 10c;
15pm. fey. Dress Gimps, all 0018.. Se yd., reduced frougl'zlc
__._--. mm— .
Lace Curtains. .
50 pair Lace Curtains, :lyds. long, were 95c, at 60f: pair: 2.5
air Lace Curtains, 3 yds. long, were $1.19,:1t 75c pair: 25 pair
Lace Curtains, 3} yds. ion 5. were $1.49; at $1.00 pair.
Trimmed Hats from $3.5Lbup. As a special inducement in this
department on Saturday, all hats will be trimmed free of charge
if huts and trimmings are bought at our store Remember this
otl’er is for Saturday. October 7th only.
-0w -4-'
Lamps.
A handsome Bisque Lamp with hand painted shade, New
York burner at 31 ll. regular price, $1.926: choice of our 82 49
lamps at $1.75, 11 different styles bisque fount and shade, hand
»—-—~oo>—
0 ' '/H v , . ’
painted decorations, Rochester burners, were $3.08. special price,
$2.95: a. good band lamp for 25c comp‘ete
To New K
. /fl()/ WE" '
.. 509.:
George Vanilslyne. ,Pmprieior,
83 Washington Street.
wmu’ nus iPlili." ~ 1
. .,,.... .,
Theodore Olsen
Will use it soon
for an
Important Announcement.
A“—
‘ Una ThouSand
on... SCHOOL.
ll. Solid vestibule train». Connecting with
tho EIGHT GREAT R0l’l‘ltl.»—Chlcauo a
Grand Trunk. Michigan (leatral.Lske fibers
in liehisal mthsrn. Ollie-mt Iris. Nickel
"IO-“WM it. B. Alanna tlir return
Haitian l Ohio. and Penn- lt. it.
”It”. an.“ to II]... to 035.00.
includes the re.- fcr one wash at excellent
“with I. 3. fun. m M Maura. De-
uolbcmmrtsims. «ablation. Balti-
Mlcfie. Gall atouu for circular:- of
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