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NUMBER 1,801.
SillllliVllHl’S
",m I?“ elsewhere for ssine goods.
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Bargain Houses
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS. SOUTH NORWALK.
1111 ms WIFE 11111 111111 ,
THE POLICE. ' TAKE A “AND INA
FAMILY Ill)“.
‘llis Neighbors First Tried to Act in Pencil.-
.muhu, but Found the ‘l'uslr too Much
for Them~llrolren lumitnre and ”IBI-
Inil Austerity in e Wotor Street Bones.
Martin Sullivan, 11 driver employed by
W. M. Terry dc 00., lives in apartments
in Joseph McKiernIn's block on Water
street. Norwalk. He went home under
the influence of liquor about 0 o‘clock
last night, and his first act was to upset
II table, smash the crockery and then
thrush his wife. She fled into the apert-
" merits of James McKlernnn, downstairs.
Sullivan forced his way into the room
where she was hiding and dragged her
and her nine monihe' old “baby out into
the street. He then kicked her.
Mr. McKiernan‘s little son went after
his grandfather. who owns the block, to
come down 11nd step the fracas. lie re-
sponded, accompanied by his wife, and
together with his daughter-in-lnw. tried
to pour oil on the troubled writers in the
Sullivan family. Sullivan refused to be
quieted, however, and turned upon the
wouldrbe peace-limiters. He threw Mrs.
Joseph McKiernnn out upon the stoop,
severely injuring her. Mr. McKiernnn
was struck in the face, and his daughter
inlaw was assaulted.
the police were then sent for and
quieted the trouble. They did not make-
any arrests. however, 115 Mrs. Sullivan
pleaded for her husband, 11nd Mr. illo-
Kiernun did not wish to push the mat-
ter. He took steps this morning. how-
ever. to warn Sullivan to vacate the
premises
I‘lltl'l ('Al SE" IiY ELI-ICTIfIf' l [‘1
Precnntiims 11.1.1; Taken to hoard Against
Dongrrs from that Source.
The Tramway company me making a
thorough inrostigntion of the cause1 of
the electric current following the iron
water pipe into James Sutherland's reei
deuce on Bullion avenue. yesterday, and
causing the fire which occurred there.
Chief Engineer l’rowitt has notified
the fire inspector to make an examina
tion of the pipes and gas meters in the
residences along the line of the road.
and where they come together to order
the removal of the gas pip-I tounother
locality.
The damage caused by the lire yester-
dsy was principally to the 1711-; meter.
Manager .1. ll lluyr, of the telegraph
office. and Manager J. ll. Morris. of the
telephone office. inspected the pipes yes-
terday and found that by nttuching the
wires of the electric door bell to the
water pipe they would ring the belles
readily as though clinched to the battery.
The gas company removed the dum-
agi-d inrtcr your” my and placed 21 new
one in poaitimi in unotliw part of tin-
cellar. The 1.111111: 1-1‘ the fin,- is a topic
of Ctlflslllwl’alllullllt‘l’t'iil 1111111111.; firemen.
insurance ago-11111. and thi~ public in 12,111.-
('i'ill.
lllli'lii' Isl “AliI'LPl
II. [Aft Home a Witch sgo and his 1' in r1
about» 1- [In known
Francis 11. Watch-y we: :1 p'niuut 211
the South Norwslk branch of the Kerb-y
institute, 011 Woodward avenue 111ml :1.
few weeks ago, when he was discharged
Ind returned to his home in l‘sirfield
Mr. Whiteley. who has lmui sluhtly
demented for some time. loft Fuinivll
one week ago yi'ilord'iy. taking 11 [min
for Bridgeport. Hi' dill not return 1.1111
diligent inquiry hm failed in show hm
whereabouts. That uixnt he vvpi Ht'i'll in
Bridgeport, rind It is said he. Wfl'lilll'h'
during .‘iuturdsy morning. Hint-o llln'
time his movements are unknown.
By some it run supposed that be Well
with his sister. bliss Nellie: O, Wnksley,
in New York city; but I friend of the
fsmlly ssys that this is out of the ques-
tion. Others thought he had returned to
the Keeley institute in South Norwslk.
color was lent to this theory by the fact
that when he was in Bridgeport he was
It‘ll in company with n friend who was
st the institute with him; but it wss 11s;
certslnsd thst this was not the calls.
His friends do not think thsthe tits
mode wuy with himself, for although he
often sold that death would bsswel-
come relief, yet he hss conscientious
maples spin-t suicide.
It Inc reported yesterday tlist Mr.
WIkeiey bod been fouled at the Keeley
House in West It well. He is well known
in Norrislk. » -1.
IILITABI lilitoilbliilti'l‘.
he Adjutant-flour“ Issues Ilspllelt In-
structions to Selectmen.
Theldjutlntgencrsl hss issued expll
cit instructions to selectrsen regsrdlng
the sound mlliisvy enrollment, which is
to be mode in the mouth of January in-
stmd of December. owing to I ebsnge in
tbslsw. The lsvv now requires the en
rellment of 1111 mule cltllmtl between the
. spot to surf ill yesrs, residing in the
town on the first dsy of January. rubss
quite the lust previous enrollment. to
be mods between anusry l sud Febru-
ary 1 following. Ind returns to be male
mundjsmmml's 0111119 on or be
M May 1:1.
‘I'lissnrgsoti genera has prucrlbed the
Wing dusbllltlss s11 permlitlog or
from milltsry duty sud the
Wot military colonial-1.11m tss:
“11, spam or 111qu sberrstion,
'isuatstgbtoionseysorpermsrmt 11s
Hofomcrbotbeyrsfiussof insuring,
momentum- or III. or
men-«Wymumwblub loss-
”handlebar.
Mnmwnmuu
OOKFARE THESE PRICES TAKEN AT RANDOM FROM OUR
Silvar Platad Hare Ilep’m’l.
itcgers’ Knives and f k , t, .00;
‘ mm Pickle Gators, 1.10; f GUARANTEED l Hfisndsome Gsks Baskgfeftl fig. 770 ‘77 o
Balm e Edwerds' Table on .(gnsrsnteed for $0 year-1.... .............. . .. . .50
11 Edwards' Tm Spoon-«mind forwyesrr).1.00
mewseer'wvm .1. 11.1 ----- '
u oven .11 b0 '
vaugtteil'lblshfes 1;de fl lsgsnt (1950: ”an“: ......... .. ............................... "lag:
n‘t eon y smin 11v menhwbih money. . , 77 77
out in proclaiming that although our advertisements firewall, they areto gfifimgflfiplre "70773 “"77 you “7" bear “5
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SOUTH NOR'WALK, GO
we W111 close out a. line of
ULSTERS AT $6. 0.
Which is for below the cost to manufacture them.
1 They are all FRESH GOODS direct from Our
factory ' We find we are overloaded and are de-
teyminod to reduce our stock, if prices will tell.
Camstock Bros.
BEE AND FLOWER ”BILL.
A Pretty Feature of the Banner given by
the Lsdles offit. I'sul's.
The twenty-two children who took
pert in the bee and flower drill. st 8t.
Psnl's beam in the Opsrs House.
Thursday night. and. in their inimitable
way. went through the varied move-
ments, deserve more then the passing
notice which Tns Somme. owing-so
crowded columns. could only give them
yesterday.
The girls were roses. red, yellow.
green and while, their urlntsn skirts
representing the petals of the rose. On
their heads were wresths of rose buds.
The boys, dmessd no little bees. in blsck
velvet suits, yellow rnffs and sub, block
ped honey hers and there. it was I veri-’
die of winter.
bee, dressed
black
must gracefully.
in black
roses were Elizabeth Austin,
Pressey. Gladys Street, Charlotte Crofut.
Mabel Pryor, Gertrude lie-do, Elsie
Cummings. Grace Glover Lsurs Sher
wood.
Arthur Jackson sang a song. “My
Pretty Red Rose." to the flowers. The
bees were Herold Green, Herold Lock-
wood. Arthur Jackson, John Perks rind
Willie 11.11111.
CRANBERRY PLAINS Y. P.- S. t'. E.
Much Interest unaffected in the Now So-
ciety by the People of th It Community.
The meeting held in the Cranberry
Plains chapel, Wednesday night, by ti
delegation: of young people from the
Norwullr Congregational church, for the
purpose of organizing a Young People’s
Society of Christian Endeavor, opened
with a brief praise service. followed by
the reading of the scripture, Exodus 111.,
1-18, by Arthur 8. Ezekiel. Andrew V'.
iienlh offered prayer and presented the
plan of organization. William Gregory
was elected secretary pro (em. The con-
stitution was read by Miss Lydia A.
Socor, and was adopted by the society.
Miss Senor spoke very intelligently upon
(‘hristinn Endeavor work, as did also
Miss Mary ilurkcy. Miss Lulu K. Stanley
ri't‘l'u'llft poem appropriate to the occa-
sion. A consecration meeting was then
held, when Mr. Ezekiel. in a few well
selected words, impressed upon the minds
of his hearers the necessity of crowing
loyalty and allegiance to their Maker.
Tin- meeting was entered into with much
enthusiasm, and was on evidence of ii
spiritual iiwskcuing in the community.
SFVt‘l'lil persons present. who were mem-
bers of :1 former Christian Endeavor so-
ciety in that place, spoke upprovingly
upon the reorganization of :1 Young
i’ruplo'fl society, and pledged their sup
p.111 The vhurter was then passed
urom d for signatures. and afteru sulii-
_777777My wns declared organized.
l'nion in February.
months.
Items of Inn-rent to "Allen.
lullet' purposes by
llmrsdoy night
:111 entertainment
11 111-1111: talked nlniit in itinbury.
t‘ll in “Mind.
llellwl.
finishers having been discharged. 'i'h
prices
go out of business.
the locked-out butters of benbnry. .
consideration.
Post-lune." Appointed.
mine exemptions from military duty.
on account of mental of physlesl diss-
blllty in the towns of Fslrfleld county
are the following: George B. (Jewell.
Bridgeport; Willlsm G. Ilurko. Jr., Nor-
wslk; Wilbur 6. Watson, Dsnbury;
Chsrlss R. Bert. Bethel; Chsrles E. Row-
n1, Stamford; Edwsrds If. Bmith. New-
towu; Willi-tn L. Griswold. tlrosnwlcb
Loren ’l‘. Dsy. Wesport: Willlsm II
Donsldson. Flirileld; Andrew B. Gor—
hsm, Wll1on; Wilbert”. French, Dsrleii.
structlve dlsoourss on the show subject,
on Monday evening. December 18th. It
7:30 o‘clock, In the leotureroom st 87
Chestnut street. .11" m luvlisil. No
tiekstls required, sud no collection ls
ism. Door-lops- :18 o’clock, sud so
semis-ion utter 7:80, when the lecture
commences The nest lecture will be
flood-y. Jsuusry 81.11, on.
~ss1nplss of some of the Christmas
peanuts to bsglvsn use; mm
It the Rorwslk 11m store. In new on
exhibition is the store window.
BROUGHT T0 illiliii‘.
houses in the town.
the town of Killingly.
having is school district and a telephone.
SKELETOHS IN THE Will
A MURDER OI" TWENTY YEARS AGO
Inn floussinthe Little l'lllsgo of Alta-
wuss-ts. leer Pntnnisi. the Bones of III .
Adult lent-ls sud s Little child round
lonldll'llflwny Between the Permian
The little town of Attswsugsu. about
four miles front Putnsin, has produced 11
sensation by the finding of two skeletons
in the partition wells .of one the oldest
Attswaugsn is in
it is described as
and gold wings,und antennae on their
heads, buzzed among the roses Ind sip
table summer flower garden in the mid~
Iiny Olsen, its the queen
tarletnu and
and gold wings, flew about
Ifnrion‘ Jones. Leila
Potter, Ethel Meade and Line Hill were
the lenders of " the drill, until little Mur-
ion (,‘ummingstook the lead. .The other
Alice
No railroad, no telegraph, no post office
even.so that it can be seen how slow
would be the transmission of news from
such an out of-thc~wny place.
A'ilurtford Cournnt correspondent
who went to Attawangsn, found the
facts in the case as follows: A gang of
workmen, headed by Michael Crimshnw.
'wss demolishing one of the houses of the
Attewuugsn company, which was built
probably One hundred years ago.
touring out n partition near the chimney.
the men found between the partitions
While ,
prices.
Plush. for $25. 00. Former price
Former price $10. 00.
Solid Oak Extension Tables,
price 81. 25
Call and look over our stock
It' is the largest in town.
840. 00.
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Great flash Sale of Furniture
Ni“
DAVID sroW'S‘”
We have come down with the times to hard pan CASH
Abeeutiful Parlor Suit of five pieces, covered in Crushed
Handsome Winton Rug Couches, with fringe, for 01:? .00.
mm m_fl.—.W-
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THE llllllWllll LmllSlllHS
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NORWALK, CONN
to” We have no connection will fill other slow in either city.
001'. Main and Wall 813.,
Solid Oak High Back Dining Chairs, $1. 00 each. Former
David Slow, 28 81111111 Main Street.
$4. 50. Former price 05. 50.
HOLIDAY GR;
before you purchase elsewhere.
Some 'of 0111' many attractions will prove to 1..
for the pm 5011 you wish to make happy on Christmasq
only necessary to 100k ovc1 our, stuck 111 order to find a 11.
and appropiiatc gift for persons of any age, size, sex. 01' ounce.
ETINCI:|
‘e the very thing
day. It is
#21011.
two skeletons, one of tin ndult female.
the other of a little filllld
hebilants tells the following
the old house a French family which
consisted of father, mother and one child.
The father was a brute.
wife shamefully. The woman
young and bore 11 good reputation. She
wife.
that the family had deculllpi'tl
“101113115, so no iniestigntion was made.
Undoubtedly during 11 drunken Cal'OlIfi'll
the husband killed his \‘Jlfi‘ 11nd vhild
Ind then, in order to avoid detection. so
creted them in the purlitions."’
fsr obtained which can lend to any solu
tion of the mystery.
For
The following paid udverlnum-ui 11p-
peared in tn‘dny's Hour:
The Butchere' association has placed
tickets in thegbsnds of tho 'Norwulk
clergy for distribution among the newly.
provided free by any of the u1:1rkets,1lm
names of the proprietors of \vliu b 1w
pour on the tlckels.
in unswer to the above. rend the fol
lowing
FAIIIJC.
Once on :1 time them lived away I11
the heart of the forest it family of form.
and chickens were so int and so pl. 1111
they had more than they could eat, and
they become so big 11nd fur it 11 as 1111 cf
fort for them to get 111 and out of their
house About this time they
regulredlhey should store may some
thing for the future.
in an interview one of the oldest iu~
story: ‘
“Some twenty years ago there lived in
lie often get
dnink and at those times be abused his
was
wasnhnrd worker ands faithful little
One morning the house was found
deserted and it was the general opinion 1"
during
The above story leths only 111111 thus
There is no doubt
that n murder was committed there years
ago, which, in this ghastly. manner has
just been brought to light.
"A Ilntclier's Advertisement 11111 Is l’nid '
To those holding tickets. 1110.11 will be
held :1
family council and dc: iderl that w isdom
So tl1.~y bu it .1
clout number had been secured the
They
will ask for admission to the Norwnlk
This is the second
(.Jhristinn Endeavor society organized by
the (fongregntionul V. l'. S. (‘. ii. in six
The lnnhury trimmers n-nlizaltflll for
.\ hi1: ball for 11111 benefit of the butters
‘l‘hr-l'e 1111- "NW [hi-110 hut factories 1-l11-1
trouble arose in regard to: the bill of
t is said that the fuctory "my
be closet for good. sud that the firm will
The 11st Mskers‘ million of Ilethel.
following the example of the South Nor-
wslk nssoclstlon, hss denoted .200 to
The (in operative list oompsny. which
started about two weeks ago. in Din-
bnry, on the lnvitstlon of H. D. Stsple-
burg, has progressed so fsr that so omn-
lzstlon 111 formed. about $2,500 is on
paper, and the question of I site is under
The post‘surgsons sppolnted to deter-
cage. and all their surplus t' hii'kens 111-n»
carefully kept and housed. This 1111211
was an arranged that to open it. it nu
quire-d the combined strength of the
whole family, and now, ulna! alas comes
the sad part of my title Then 1 11111111
grest storm and wi11d.1111d it did so
much damage to 1l11~ir houm llnill' ice
that they could not open it and so 1111-)
lived on and on 111111'. ilwy wow 111-11h
starved. Al. Inst 0111‘ old f11\ 1‘ «11.11104
I scheme how to hi the 1' lili‘ item 111'!
' lie siiyzs "l‘ll 1111111111 oil'i'rlln'm all 'lu-k
to the poor farmers, and when they open
the 13:11:11 We 'll grub what no can, and all
the other foxes exclaimed in chorus:
“How iiicelllenr me, however did you
think of it? You shall be our ruler!
Seleh ', “
‘l'ho hm firm of Juillldi' l)11ur1ing,:1t FACT” “‘9 "03“»
huvu idiot down work. ll” of the
Fsidsw'rhe llutchers‘ association have
secured about $1,000 from the public.
This fund they want to get at. and under
the guise of charity distribute tickets
smonx themselves to be redeemed by
their treasurer. They actually give
nothing, but subject Iny who may be so
unfortunste as to be compelled louse
their tickets to advertise their poverty.
florist—When you do slms. don't d111-
gnlse it with greed E. .l. WAmi/iuu
Holl'AITfIN.
Rev. Robert (Jollyer, who upwnt several
weeks of his vacation at Contentment
Island last summer, recently observed
the seventleth snulverssry of his blrth.
The sermon he preached st lhst time in-
dlostes thst hezwss in In enviable frame
of mind, Ind this extract will be read
with interest by his msny friends here:
0
$2.00
$2,011.
711 pr. \iisses Kid,
$1.4“).
$1 21), at 15".
if 150 pr. Men’s
8]. -15.
Go to Theodore Olsen’ 3
—-SEC()ND SALE OF—
Ladies' MissSes Men's and Boy’s Shges.
513 pr. Ledics‘ 'i‘urn ondHundWelt Shoes, worth $4.50, at
100 pr. Lndies"i‘ip Shoes, Opera. and C. 8.. Worth $3.50 at
Spring Heel Shoes. worth 132.00,
lilpr. Child’s Kid. Spring Heel Shoes, sizes 11 to H worth
(Tali Lace Shoes, worth 82-. 50, at $1.25.
31 pr. Bov’ s Hand“ Sowed Shoes, sizes 11 to ll, worth 8'2 .50. at
Theodore Olsen
8| Washington Street. Suvlhlsmll.
at
BHlllS, SHOES lllll HHBBEHS,
ilso fitnufactursr £1 chlldrsn' s
i. H HM 1111.
[)0 ALL KINDS OF
Plumbing. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
"“"'"’“ Hot 111“““Sliam Healing
lasts, Tlnfiiliiigsh: brooksry.
DaceutoffllllllililllStleldfi
'1‘0 111le!“ nit/1m}.
\
I‘m-tori work stlendsdflo promptly.
.md 'twill he a. sign of 11mm.
on yourpurt if )Ollbiki‘ 1 l1.1 1'
in the prone ' lin :3
3.1V lugs liurbor
shoes now will «.11 . \1111 n. 1.11- _1'
ll ~ .1 tlllil‘ '\
sole. 4111i 11 quii'km mil :1» 11111.11
$1.00 at the heat 8th Sale
NOW IN PROGRESS AT
0. H. HARVEY’S,
Will Save Two llollars,
\ purl" .
'151 Hi
, Boo R .111 Dishes, various styles. 2.0%
~ with spoon, in satin lined box, l'llc:
Re 0211 (111111 price 9 we can say that you will 7find them to yom
satisfaction. W 0 have 111.11 ked our holiday stock at figures calcu-
1.1tcdtoplucethcsc 11(111'0'00dswithiu the reach of all, and we
think it will be :1 11101151111 sur'plis o to you when you find how far
you (“.111 11111ke21101'3 111171111111 111111111111 go in nice selections from
11111 splendid stock.
Silver Plated Ware for Holiday Presents
[hose am all triple plated and 111 the newest designs.
jmvilry lmvle but. 1111 .ll‘t‘ selling it at
DRY GOODS
Largo Dinner Custom, 71 bottles, at 0\'c10hild's Silvci Cup, handsome design: 250: Child’s
Silver ( up in satin lined box, 1411; Napkin Rings, large assortment, :5c,'3‘1c,49c, .5c. 980: Tooth
Pick Holders. fancy shapes, Hui' 0w. l ‘10: Toilet Bottles. with silver basket work, 250 and 390;
Handsome Fruit Baskets, at 2.0K to 5.08: Individual Salts
Silver Curd baskets, at 1.411, 2.40 and 2.08; Sugar Bowls,
Crumb Troy and Scraper. new shape, Pickle Castors, at
The stock was made. for the finest
PRICES.
silvm'stnxulumi1511195111111'11N': :l '25:
Salt and Pepper Shaker. i11 satin lined box. I 111 set:
1N.- .~'1-l:
Child's Set, Knife. Fork and Spoon tomutch,
Silver flutter Dish; s. 21H 111-w designs. IAN 111 11.10% set:
N. ~All«1111'silv1'1'11'111'11isguui'umeedhythe manufacturers.
l to, 13.111, " 13:1 :11111. " 11‘; liouvrn‘ Knin‘S 21nd Forks, (guaranteed) :1 05 set: 4 Dim Silver Tea Set, ,
only ‘I “no: i :31 ;1 i1; Nicol.“ iron. 1 Mm 11.411: llf)l!llt'3‘.1\' Edwards. Table. Spoons. guaranteed for 20
years, 13.1111 set; Holmes .\’ Edwards 'i‘vu Spoons, iguarruutved for 20 yoursl 1.25 set; individual
WHlllJlr‘ALE AM) liF..TAl| DE“ EN. l.\'
saw your feet and 5.111- 1 111 :1
great deal of lroul1lv.|l11|'.~
three snvin s, and 1.1111 11 11' ill
flu-m is wel worth milking ’l‘o
lililkt‘ this three fold saving.
make direct for our slop-111111
then make a pun-ham by so
doing you'll make mz-m'y. 11111
stock H as svusoou‘m» :1 .111
UVOI'I‘H‘ll :111dnsvl12-11p1 1 i11.11
ponds in \l 111'
ll. H. HARVEY
l’lN 'l‘llA‘l'r‘. 111'.“
lElTllEll illll SHOE Flllinlllls.
their. 10 llortl1 Main Street.
I.
i'il'Kld“. f' \
1' 11:», .1.
11'1”,
Al’lx'lN RINGS,
”1 11,351.. M, 151', 11111151111.
TOYS, Etc.
A1 $131+. 21,111,
-11
,..l\.
i’nrusols, from “Hi: to 11.05: .\H kinds of Dolls, from :10 up;
good sheepskin heads. 1511-, to 1181‘:
from 10 up:
and Holes, from 1011 up:
happy can bo- found here.
Illuckbourils, best quality Silif'll. contimg, :11 Inc. '101', 75c, two and 1.10;
:11 21 ml $11111,
CHILDREN'S CUPS.
At 2710, 7311-, 11111181.:l0.
Doll Carriages, with
lxpress Wagons, from 250 up: Drums,
Laundry Sets, 211 1110.301; and 001'; Picture and Story Books,
Good Strong 1111- 1111 111 two huh; Magic Lanterns, complete, We end We; Iron Banks
Afru 1111 budget makes lots of sport at 1. 1c. All kinds of Games. Build-
ing Blocks, Tip and iron '1‘.o)s 11111., in fuit everything you can think of to make the little tots
Doll ’l’cu Hots, decorated china or pewter, from 241: up.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
hss come true. he uys. “and during of
one dsy in my life.
I know.
Hutu-l Duties at hrs-is no children.
J. 11. Light will give I populsr sud 111-
ll some so beautiful in the way of great
mplbbineut. I mi 31:11 to look bscli
on all the yours: sled that l was born In
the good mother lend, Eunlsud, sod glut
"the drum of three score years and ten —" “I
“ l
thst timel hsvs never been absent from Fl "I NASH & BB"
my pulpit on s slnels Sunday from sick-
nose, and I have never been sick in bed "" — ,
i would not ex-
ohsnss my lot with any hnnisn creature
Nor would lhnve chosen any
Cor. Main and West Ste.
1111111111111 woman
other seventy your for my life. None HHS. ”ll- ". H. lillllillHH
of the arrest ms of the pest would i hsvs 01m in «enrolled .1 1m- amt-s.
exehsiigsd for this present one. There
it! trust an, Irlilmort, ill
from. 10 s.u1.to ‘l p. in. my dsy except Huntley
hormone
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Prompt Alta
'l‘huro’s much room for choice in i~l1111dkcrchiofs~~choioe in styles and qualities and prices.
We’re absolutely certain that another display like ours cannot be found in the twin cities. Ind we
think prices will look better than others. lnolhcr words 21 dollar will go further here than in
most stores. lloro are u. few itnms to measure the stock by;
Ladies“ Colored Border Handkerchiefs, only 50 each; Men’s Plain White or Colored Border
Handkerchiefs. Munch; Lndies’ Honey l'lmbroirlorcd Handkerchiefs, at 101: such; Men's Fine
lime titclmd Linen Handkerchiefs, 1112511 cool); Lnilies’ Embroidered Chilton Handkerchiefs. Elle
each: Men's lnitinl Silk Handkerchiefs. only 51110 each:
each: Fine Silk Mufflers, extra large, black, white or colored, mic.
White Silk Mufflers. new designs, at 700 J
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Caflhnd Examine the
Any poison residing 111 South N111 walk and purchas-
Amsrlcs.‘ M» a»
residents of l'slrllsld county.
writing I posts! astute tbs sheriff.
Divide! lie. 1. A. 0.11.. of 80111is
williiuidssselsblstsurssdmmy Hell
on them oilssssry st, 1094.
thst 1 wss born sushi in this besutlful
Sheriff Ohrksbii hes received sis bags
of vsgstsbls seeds from tthnlied males
Agricultursl dspsrtment.lhrougb Con-
gressmen DsForsst, for distribution to
Anypsr
son withing Dude our hsvs them by
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con merit cases.
otters mmptlyrev
$7.773.” Milton Coburn
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Fine Stock of Wall Paper, "
'1.]. T. Prowill company.
[Painting and Paper Hanging
Will it
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allowed 0111'1'111'1
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