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” NUMBER. 1,789".
SANTA
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{16‘STURTEVANTiS' ,
BARGAIN HOUSES,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.‘
llEW ENDLAND’S HOLIDAY
l‘l‘ oiuuirs HAPPINESS lN'i'O
IANY soawstu nouns.
formed the ceremony.
The Response to the Appeal for Provis—
ions and Clothing for tho Worthy Poor
of the Town Hearty and (lensrouiw
lany'l'amillea Provided for.
were married
residence. Wednesday
Thanksgiving in Norwalk was it day
fraught with happiness and good cheer-
The response to the appeal for food and
clothing for the poor of the town was
hearty and generous, and many worthy
families were provided with asu| stan-
tlal dinner and many necessaries of life.
The scholars of the South Norwalk
schools entered into the work with the
greatest pleasure, and through their ef-
forts about 125'families, representing
probably 500 persons, were supplied with
food and clothing.
The Congregational church commit
tee roceivcdlargs quantities of ediblcs
and clothing at the church Wednesday
morning, a large portion of which was
distributed among the poor people of the
parish and afterward eighteen families
connected with ghe Hungarian mission
“were supplied;
Large quantities of articles were also
received at the Baptist church and were
judiciously distributed among the needy
members of the church and congregation.
The $100 contributed by the members
of the First Mctholist Episcopal church
was wisely expended in providing for
many worthy families.
The Young People's Society of Chris.
tian Endeavor connected with the Nur-
Walk Congregation“ church delivered
three wagon loads of provisions to tho
poor of the town, Wednesday night,
supplying thirty-live families with a
Thanksgiving dinncr of a turkey, a
chicken or of spurrib, and a week's sup
ply of groceries, besides clothing. The
total value of the goods was estimated at
ovarflO.
The committee at the A. ll. E. church,
through the generous contributions of a
few interested friends, were enabled to
supply seventeen deserving families out
of their list with Thanksgiving dinners,
who thoroughly appreciated the gifts
and in some instances tears of joy were
shed. ”H_
RELIGIOUS OBSERVABCE.
performed by Rev. T. M.
residence, yesterday.
8001
Thanksgiving Ii
9
Wood and B. lie".
and Second Lieutenant
Chase, Corporal? W. W.
H. A Va'l.
socially and llnoucislly.
throughout the evening.
roth.
Music Hall w
capacity, last ,
the fourth anni.
light, the
Thanksgiving Services field in Various
Church" of Norwalk.
There was a good attendance at the
union Thanksgiving service of the South
Norwalk Baptist, Methodist and Congre-
gational churches, held yesterday in the
latter edifice. The sermon was preached
by Rev. E. 0. Sherwood, of the Baptist
church, and the other pastors assisted in
the services. Mrs. imogene Ross sang a
very pretty solo, accompanied by D. E.
Dlshrow, organist of the church.
Thanksgiving was very appropriately
observed at St. Paul's church. Services
were held in the morning, with preach-
ing by Rev. S. B. Pond, the rtctor. The
altar was decorated with fruits and vege-
tables, which, ut the conclusion of the
services, Were distributed among the
poor and needy of the parish, by the
visiting committee of the Brotherhood of
handsome souvenir was
The subscript
was given by
members of Th
proved very att
The Hunyadi society
from Bridgeport.
St. Andrew. , 5*,”
The “I‘m. ThM‘hSlVlng service “'35 lany People "10m Out of Town EuJuy the
held in Trinity church. Hospital": of Kuwait Homes.
CUP“) WAS QUITE BUSY.
Holly, of Sta lord, and
[any Young Couples Obnrva the Day by
Getting Married.
Two pretty weddings took place at the
residence of Albert Del‘oreatdllgh strcot,
Norwalk, yesterday noon. They were
the marriage of his daughters Florence 0- “Toilet ;
I... and Elizabeth B. to William H. Smith
and George II. Whitlock. The ceremo-
nies were performed by tho ltsv. H.
E. Burnal, pastor of the South Norwalk
lathodlat church, in the pleasant parlor
of tbcbrldes' home. which won beauti-
fully decorated with palms and out flow-
ers. lllu Kay Adanrs,a music of the
brldn, played the wedding marches
upon the piano. The first ceremony per-
formed was that which mule Mr. Smith
and lilac Florence man and wife. They
sound the parlor preceded by her un-
olcl, Henry Durant. of Bothel, and Wil-
liam 8. Murray, who were the ushers,
followed by lir. Durant's little daughter
filial, as maid of honor. The bride was
hauntingly attired in a traveling dress of
brown.triminsd with brown velvet, with
bat to match. She carried a bouquet of
Imuelulsl roses. The llttls maid of
Moor was dressed in blue and carried a
bouquet of rates and plnks. Fifteen
minutes later lir. Whillock and life!
that. went through the same
urinal lira. Whitlock was attired In a
pretty traveling costume of steel colored
cloth, Mutual with goblin blue velvet,
with bat tomatcb. Bhe carried white
Mohammad». At 6 o'clock on old-
faahloued flew England Thanksgiving
dinner was served. After «honor the
street. ‘
Frank' L.
son in Waterbliry.
week at Bridgeport.
Miss Lillie Connor, of
win strut.
Weatporl. 1
street. were lbs guest
New York. i
L. l. i
O.
sum tucua wed lug re t was canal.
The pbest man it the vigil-ding was Cor
nslius Howard; the groom's brother.
The bridesmaid was Ills lexls Haynes.
of Danbury. Rev. T. H. O'Brien pcr‘
William J. Riley and lil- Nollio Britt
t St. Mary's parochlal
which a reception followed at the bride's
homo in Winnipauk, The ceremony was
John Wargo bud Zsuxsi Diezhazeu
were married tit St. Mary's parochial
AI. more.
a the Occasion of lav-rel
Enjoyable Denou-
The thirteenth anuual ball
Lockwood Rifles,Co. F, c. N. G.was
held at the Aimbry Thanksgiving eve.
The grand march, led by Sergeant J. H.
Chase and Miss Elizabeth Dinioway'
formed shortly hfter9 o’clock and win
participated in by twenty-nine couples.
The dancers were watched by many
spectators in the gallery. Prof. Low’s
orchestra furnished music for a pro-
grammar of thirty~two numbers. Prof.
Richmond prompted. Sergeant J, H.
Chnso performed the dutlesof @oor man-
ager and was assiswd by Berger-at J. F.
Barrett and Piivatea J.
‘ The reception com-
mittee was cciiiposed of Capt. R. M.
Rose, First Lieutenant A. J. Wilcoxson
The. committee of arrangements was
Sergeants A. ll}. Aistboipo and J. H.
Buttery. and H, N Godfrey,aud Private
The thirteenth annual Thanksgiving
sociable of the liermania Smugerbund
was held in their hall on the Washing-
ton street bridge, Wednesday night. Like
its predecessors, it was a grand success
tra furnished. excellent" music and
seventy five c’oiiplcs were on the floor
mitten Were (lwrge Singer, Rudolph
Knippcl, John (lauer nnd Julius Deysen-
is crowded to its utmost
al ball of C. l“. Comatock
Lodge, No. 332, Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmcn. ‘ Visitors were present in
large numbers from Danbury and other
places, and the receipts ‘will considerably
swell the sick benefit fund.
orchestra furnished excellent music. A
ladies in the guard march. .
'on dance at Ariou Hall
Thanksgiving eve, was well attended. It
a committee of ladies—
s Knob Outing club—and
motive to the younger so-
cioty element; Delightful music was
furnished by the Jefime lay Banjo
club, and was,fully appreciated by at
least fifty couples and happy dancers.
Light refreshmiants were served by lane.
last night in the Mechanic street hall.
music being furnished by an orchestra
TllANKtltill’iNtl ounsrs.
Mr. and Mrs 8.1‘. Holly and Captain
of Boston, spent the day with Jarvis
Kellogg and faintly, of Center avenue.
ltev. Robert; w. Jontl and two son»,
from Brooklyn. were present at the fam-
ily reunion at the home of kit. and lira.
Joseph Urossbn and family, of Brock-
lyn, and lssaclArmxtrong, of Brooklyn,
ate turkey at 10. ll. Benedict's, on Elm
llon and wife, New York,
are guests of cargo ll. Allen and fam~
lly, of Chmnut street, Norwalk.
Charles F. ibuomle and family, of
Spring Hill, observed the day with his
lira. Oscar Perry and daughter baa,
and Min Etta Smith are spending the
the guests of the Hillel Sellsck, of liar-
Samuel (Rial-took and family, of South
Norwalk, were guests of relatives in
Herbert VinNa-a and wife, of list
lit. and l ‘. Jacob Benjamin, of Nor'
walk, spout ‘hankaglviuglu Flu-blag.
B. Gium‘iuau. of Glen Cove, was the
guest of lowly Hobbs", of West avenue.
A. W. Auttlu and family. of lam
street. spent the day in New (lacuna.
t‘. l. Jou- d family, of Cross m.
Norwalk, atoidluuer in Wutport.
E. I. lac wood and wife, of Elm
LETTER TO THE PEOPLE
[‘80. Tllll 0L1) WELL HOOK AND
LADDER COIPANY.
'l'hey Feel it heir Duty to [alight-a
Gill-ans and Taxpayers on Some Stat.-
maata Mada at the Decent City lasting
for leurmlalug the lite Department.
To the Citizens and Tmauers of the City
of South Nor-walk: '
At acity meeting held in Arion Ball
on November 28, for the purpose of
reorganizing the fire department, state-
ments were made which we consider
very misleading to the public, and we
consider it our duty to state a few facts
which we think will. cnlightfi‘you on
these points. The following statements
were made:
I. That the city had no right to sup-
port rooms where games of chance were
indulged in, or to vote away money for
the pleasure of any citizen except for s
bittyI park or library.
. The department was referred to as
being composed of'crl pies, deaf and
bliii men, and nonoresi outs of the city.
From similar remarks made by the
same speaker at a previous city meeting
andinpublic places. we are forced to
the conclusion that they were aimed di-
rectly at Old Well Hook and [Atlilt‘l'
company. Considering the welleknown
fact that this person has for some un-
known reason had it prejudice ngniost
our organization, we full dorms: than
we would had they come from any othrr
sonicahowevcrtlwy may have fllltli‘il
some people. hence this stiitciiii-nt We
do not know what the gi‘llllt‘lllufl count
by “games of chance." but if he nn-nnt
that gumbling was indulged in in any
form, we denouncn it as utterly fut-w.
If, however, he mount the games of
chess, checkers, cords, billiards or [Hill
played simply for social pastime, then
we must confess that we iniiulgoil in
games of chance.
Regarding the support of [lll‘zw rooms
we will simply make the following stain
mill“: We llllvl‘ five IDOfll52UDt' lli‘t'll
pied by the truck exclusively, one for
meetings, one u parlor, and two for our
social amusements. The rent of the first
three is paid by the city. Tho fourth in
paid by ourselves, and the tifth was built
at our own expense. Every article of
furniture in each one of these rooms
was bought at our own expense. The
facts are that our amusements com. the
city only for the heating and lighting of
two rooms. We also receive an annual
appropriation of 325 to kcep the truck
and rooms in order, for which service
we pay a salary of 8100.
Now, regarding the cripples, deaf and
blind men. While we have a few among
us whom the hand of Almighty Provi-
dence has seenllt to afflict, still
we cherish themns brothers and
men who have done their duty,
regardless of their atllictious it
was with the utmost sorrow that we
heard these men ridiculed at a public
meeting.
Regarding the non-residents, we have
some on our roll, both active and honor
ary, who live outside of the city limits.
Most of these are men who, when admit-
ted. were residents of the city, and have
been among the heat and most active
firemen the city has had, and the mere
fact of their moving acroea the draw
bridge should not, in our judgment,
debar them from the privileges of our
organization, especially as the majority
of them are employed in our city during
the day, are with us evenings, and by no
means last to respond to an alarm oven
at night.
The following are rules of our organi-
zation which are strictly enforced:
First. Betting or gambling of any
descriptlon strictly prohibited under
penalty of expulsion.
Second. 0n Saturda nights all amen
must crane at ID o’c ock and not rs-
eumed until the following Monday
in ruin .
l . An member of the company
turning into t e trunk hours intoxicated
or permlttlng any person intoxicated to
enter the truck house shall pa a line of
.00.» fora re ltlon oft ootfenco
shall expel .'
Fourth. Any member beooinln in-
toxicated while on duty or in uni mm,
or bringing It not into the truck hours,
shall be i to a fine of .00: fora
ltlou of the offence he s ll been-
led.
l”Fifth. Any member who shall while
in or about the truck house, behave
himself In a disrespectful manner
towards any person or par-in
said truck hours. for t a first offence
lbollnad .00,aad for the second
oflenoshaahal bseapslled.
Sixth. The members of this
shall broom
rompan only of tire-
llvo years in the
company. who shall resign and petition
in writing their "in.“ to he placed on
said list, and shall also by a ma-
jorlt of the members at any
mu Ir meeting.
Under these rules we have conducted
our organisation in such a manner as to
obtain the aupportof thobrat talentof
the town to aid us in our entertainments,
evening. after
O'Brien.
of the
Cullen, J. L.
J. W Lntson.
Bloom, A ll.
Heine's orches-
Tho floor com-
occasion being
Smythe's
given to the
gave a dance
George 1. Bell,
Brooklyn. was
of retail no in
data was spent in social enjoyment. and street, spout the day in New York. g‘gumu‘m social “$3336 :35
”Mir. and In. Whitlock departed lil- ltdltb took MM Thanks. a. are um of my opinion my the or-
der South Korwalk, where they boarded giving in tam-porno in Broad Rim. pulsation can be conductor! in this
tkv 87M train for Bellini to visit relatives Vii-W mznrgitgoaopgtdlmt to its sillclea.
; and on tlkeaahort mun tour. lir. The mm o, m M W ”“0"...“ hm, h n
and In. Smith went directly to the real- “m”. M Booth Noawalk, was an 003°! .1. not as to 5. my l in. am
leased Ir. and lira. lartlu Kellogg. able "n“. w” ammm aaytliat the h d of our
“ww”""'mm°’ "m m” u" Ind W w my will mwdi‘t'.‘ll'.‘%h'£:umnlfl lid:
H mm“ “b ”d “m mm“ a family ion win me yesterday millet shall to board on our work
“m "°“ “mitts...“ «w- .................. "en‘s..." comm." m
m «suing, and v . iv
#8 Dotti brides received numerous “sz:mm was batdat tbs guflw‘ ”:30" ‘° ‘39:
Mun-Imp MHM- bourgof in autumn Warranties mundfiuful Ill-m.,?“
Mythovmdmtludml. 7 ’ - ~> woman-mistrust. we
Wmmoymnodust “W'flwhmflu W
W ‘ attliv
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Minn.
“fits
o No
RWALK. coma
COmStOCK Bros
no“, DECEMBER" 1,
. Men’s F
BIG CUT m NECK 5 5 ~
AT 25 CENTS.
, ' Thus an insulin 59c, its and Still goals, which we will close out hi below its usual ml
omstock Brothers, Old
“.9.
I
NORWALK AND SOUTH nonwaut.
GreatC oaranceS
ti.
Immense Reductions in Every Department.
Stock Mustb‘e Reduced to Make Rodin for
Holiday Goods. ., "
Sale Begins Saturday, December 2d, and
$1 1 .924
beauties.
respect.
these goods at the price.
CL
$17.58
OAKSJ
”closes Tuesday, December 5th.
4
3—1 .ni-e
Another Telegram. This time it. is the importers, Goodman. Strauss 8: 00., who
were glad to accept our SPOT CASH offer on fifty-five of their fine garments.
on sale now in our spacious Cloak Department, and when you see them you will say that they are
No 010 styles, but garments that were imported this season. and are correct in every
When we. buy a bargain, we’ll sell a bargain: hence we invite you to call at once and see
what an upset we have given old prices.
The Jackets are
Nothing in the State of Connecticut to compare with
Don’t take our word for it, but call and judge for yourself.
Dress Goods.
The word "Regulnr,"as used hero, on ans
the present regular mnrket price.
All-Wool Novelty Dress Hoods that
were $1.00 to 31 ill a yard, are lill reduc-
ed for this sale to 75 cents a yard.
Priestly Silk Wrap lienriettas. regular
$1.25 goods, at DB cents a yard.
Forty‘lncli All-Wool Dress Goods,
stripes, mixtures and Scotch plaids.
regular prim- 75 cents, sale price 50 cents
a yard. “w...
An elegant lino of Uhnngeahlc Silks at
50 cents a yard.
Thirty-two Inch Drapery Hilke. hand-
some patterns. at 30 cents ll yard.
Best Quality Skirt Cambric, all colors.
:3.) cents a yard.
Carpet Department.
Cill'Wll. ] All 8! fl Dial-4mg;
Oll Cloths. l of
Rugs, (V
Mailings, ,‘
......,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ‘25 Potent.
lace Curtains. ,
during this sale.
Real Mink i‘cmt lions, only
Black Lynx For Capos, 22 inches
use
long. at 3.98
3 Black Com-y Fur lidglnmsprclal.
per yard.
Handsome For [lends for (lloaks,
men, .19
n q a
Ladies Waisls.
ladiee' Walate, changeable goods.
assorted patterns,
All~wool Flannel Walstl. black or
navy. lined.
Allwool FlaunelWali-ts. red, black
or navy. llued
All~wool Tricot Flannel Walats,
extra flue quality, black, red.
navy.
V fluelfav Blue Se eWalst,
ills. ’ "
$1.29
1.40
1.le
240
All the above waists are new winter
goods. roads wlth a comfortable. price-
plrulng, fashionable aim. Don't you
have us? Come and see.
Kitchen Department.
l
You won't lose the special bar in;
the counters in'our Kitchen Department. 1 need new tools? A trade chnncc enables L: c
The lollowmg little list is suggestive: lus to offer you fine. t'iirvcrs nnil Forks at I
-l quart Colanilem .................. lllc ! sharp prices. v > .-
2 quart Angel (lake l’nn. . . ...... the l Carving Sl‘t, ebony handles. extra Q. m
liipiart Angel Cake Pan ..15c‘ henvey holster, $1.99 =
9 inch ”0 “MEG-- - 70' Carver and Fork. with double bol- ‘6 c "‘
3* q"::‘..“ssrm-..-.~ the W D. a.“ ‘5 5
‘1'“ l.’ . ug ' """" ' The Christ knives three in not
liquart Mixing Bowls .............. 24c , ' y ‘ ‘ ' -.- I ’=
M puart Mixing Bowls .............. :i‘lc ”life‘html K . d F k . r "I, o E =
ntl‘rav St i .............. 90. ' ,‘ "”0”?" or 5' N” y
all of Eileel’Tabl: Elli... ........... .2llc handlt‘vl'l WW I“ 9“ “"‘l "9'? «5 = g
tilassbgolerg lloldDrrs ................ ch knife wnrrnntcd. . 3.25 ‘ w 8 3 ‘
‘nn rr . auce ialietl ............ 94: Kitchen Knives and Forks «man 0
H piece \ ine Set ................... 50c " ti ‘
trlienililne Dover Egg Beater .......... We only, » _ ....... It I! E 8' Q's;
u ’cpper and Salt Boxes. two for.. 5c . 6
Wooden m... s .0... ,. .......... s. lloastmg Fans, 5 n- .. G E
Iron Handle ixiug Spams. your a 3 G a 2
choice. four styles and six Ii’lel.... lo lllxll ('onrcd ltossling PM“. : X “I. P 'l_ 3
Spice not. with llail, n; boxea in each. .. ‘m o .. g 3-
neut. . .. ............ . .......... . llxlfi Covered ltiiiniiug l’nnii, ‘ .
Delineated Syrup Cups with Sickel each, , 9 '5 a a a: a
0 ......... ..... ............ ”.th 6 ~ ' . ‘, J _
E.“ Tunis" ar Bhaken....... .,..l-'ic “lint covered ltmsiii g inns. it n x h = .2
e or o l ............. " ' '
“55,, um “3:?“ W15: ioxli Hhtlt‘l lroi) Dripping Pans. , I o B “ §
cmnu P‘lngcrliowla. ........... 7c “chi ‘3 =
. ..._...,., , . _. 12x17 Shoot Iron Dripping l'iins,
Dinner Sets °““"' ' ‘ 0 "" | - to .—
a A Spi-cinl Discount of 25 per cent. will ‘ m .-
, boallowcd on every article urcliascd in , "-
Midget?h;i'i:l‘:mutlbla;mnggyxcm ‘2": our Kitchen llcpsrttiiont tliiii week. IE ;
train them when on can bu a Dino r ' ' ' ‘
flat ft the prlcea w’o are oderlriir. 9 g ' E
‘ ea- '8
* u“ D.
mgr-ted Dinner Bets, 100 pleon
lilo lbh l;orcslain Dinner Beta, “2 I
, 0' .
90 American Porcelain Dinner lists.
21%. Milli-ft s. r t
o n to sine -
m. if ,for ' p.
Flown Blue Stock Pattern, li-i
pieces, for
. l
rose 25 Per Cent. .
.I'D
[ladles' Kid Gloves, large pearl
buttons, browns and tens. only.
special at
[Adlai Kid
.47.?"
Leon to per cent.
eminence,
It
017.49
mos
buttons, shades of green rind ,
00c pair
99 new .dfleut's Fleece lined Kid
(llovu, all rim, only
”9 Ken's Woolen "loves and "with
Boyr' Donkln (Moves, fleece-lined,
at
boys” scotch (Moves and Mitten.
at 25c pair ;
Cutlery.
Less 2‘5 per cent.
Added relish to the Thanksgiving tur-
toucb, no matter where you stop aongakey if it be well carved.
Maybe you
.OLOVEO-
llc pali-
Gloves. largo pearl
79c pair
49o pair
""“THE BOSTON STORE,
DorJliin initial its, lloivalli.
m
' feathers. om lln is «will. Mil fl l hilly
major
genera all the the store in
and we have got to give them a
goods take such a tumble that it
of the sale. If by"
Tuesday, at 6:00 clock p. in.
Dress Bonds 33..
lflgfi, re lar price to per yard,
piece 0 goods in this stock.
Notion Department.
whole stocktw
on
Hosiery De ailment.
big run on this i cpartrnent when
th‘ll', two.
Domestics.
Kitchen
so we haw
pngpanmem.
0 go to the top
prices.
I
rawcsr'rfs f
quoaneisloi Iillinsiy
I "m DTIEE‘I'.
lotwitlltnrmdluw "was to the contrary.
our intro tangent Malta. as. mflfpmm-I
‘we or» omsrlnirsmlbll harm to bat- and
is
Tim! In if. SI.” q.
Mrs. W. Fawcctt.
mt
cwmwmmmumu
.Mthfm MW
{Wflhwfamrfll
uhtSh era,
Fall is past, winter is here, yet the fall in the
ionofourstockhasonlybeguntbiswec . That
i: B h elite; it be Ribfbgns,
e c. yt e way,t sprice 0 pool Silk will be 6c r s l;
Spool Cotton, 30: per spool; 100 Corsets, 75c per pair. ' pe poo
Elk}?
rices of the
all is
ueuce of the steady arrival
of lots and lots 0 Christmas goods w ich are arriving every day
s are going to make
place
_ will fairly make you green with
envy of your neighbor’s success in buying;
do not take advantage of this opportunit ,
Now we want you to positively understand
warning, 7:30 a. m., and closes
that is, providing you
as she surely will.
the terms and time
following are the terms. On the
per cent. discount from our ”flint prices
be allowed, which will ma
goods all the per yard; all our 25c goods 20¢ per yard; Skirt Lin-
0 our 500
at 4c. Same applies to every
We give a discount of 25 per cent.
each and every article in the
Incas. Spool Silk, Cotton, etc, ,
()u this stock our reputation is
already made so we are sure of a
we tell you the 20 per cent. will
be at lowed on all purchases on this stock. This will make all our
(lil'il'i H. stockings. ~sz per pair. Our gent’s and ladies’, 50c Under-
ln fact no discrimination is made of anythin
ev. r and in goods will, be marked up on account of this on e.
what-
itur profits on this stock will not allow us to
mckc: such a liberal discount as on the other de-
partments. so Wt: allow you I'll per cent. discount on everything
in the stock. whether it llt.‘ Cottons, Calicos, Gingham, Linens,
or whatuvor you may happen to want.
Here we are right in the spot
where room is needed the most,
notch and give you the best dis-
C(llll’ll’..¥ inc". per mm" which applies the same here as in the rest
of the store am. .m-ry flfllcitr in t to stock. makes 30c Tea Pots, 2211c;
77w l‘léti‘» irons, tor: $7.5M {w pc Dinner Setts, $6.00, etc, etc.
83 llasliiurlov Street. from: lantlslyie & to. Proprietors.
N. B.-——ltemeinber you cannot come in on Wednesday and
get. these prices, for we only do this to make the needed room for
Holiday goods. and three days allows more than is needed at these
lDllfDlllTl
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CELERY
1(le ALL FATS AND lNVlGOBATIB
TEE SYSTEM.
i. in}. shim
to lure Restless Days.
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