H 7" case as to excite curiosity and J nhn's vi~
._ 1,:
mum. flit-r and Prowl-m
Wow sans—Bruno ad-
monument Gummflorthm
mono: moths. Mommasm
Whammy-.12: awash. to hspairl
mm.
:WO urn—”Want." "To
M’sflwuls" advertise-0M1. nota-
si‘silacfiwllnu. one time. wartime times.
Minna. 3111). Reading attics. icon
on. lain-«mama normals. Sched-
lfnulfordlsplaysd advertisements tar-
' lit! “Ml-lip. us Washington street.
until xorwnlk; tclcpbono call. ans. Branch
‘ Tints Wall street. Norwalk: telephone
' “medic
in! ””0 snowman.
soon! EoanmCons.
TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY 13. um.
Tl! Hat Trimmers' association have
1"th I commendable spirit in donating
jfrouttllcir treasury $100 for the relief of
‘ thcpoorof the town. L Seventy'dve dol-
M d the amount was placed in the
of the Relief Society oil-loath and
, Eat Norwalk‘ahout a month ago, and
”6 has now been turned over to the
Walk Relief association, The money
(willgo I great way toward providing
*‘ M the wants of the needy unemployed
until the industrial depression assumes a
brighter aspect. Other socialise: with
pletlmfic treasuries might emulate the
mmpleset by them. young women, who
nun lobe banded together to do their
fellow creatures good—the fundamental
principle lipon which all trade-9' union;
should he built, but which is too often
lost sight of in the strife for other ends.
..__..._———-
SINCE John (Inrberry. the man who
was supposed to be hiccoughing himself
iOdealh'mas been cured by the news-
pspsrs,tbe breach betweun the "polity
diunls of the people." "the disseminaters
of kpowicdge," “the mightiest of the
fightiestmcnns on which the arm of
’progressleans,“ etc., and the disciples of
Escuiapius will be increased. The news
papers gave such wide publicity to the
liters and letters became so numerous
that he hadn't time in iliccouxh anti he
gotso tired listening tonnd reading ad-
vice on his case that even the biccnughs
“couldn't leepbimnwakc. He got sleep
and that cured him. What the doetors
couldn't do the nelrapapers did. and
John should never forget the debt he
'owsltllenewspspsrs.
._....._..._———
Dl’ttllto his address at the Council
chamber, last night. Judge Perry brought
Iptllo argument that the city Was as
much bound to protect the livesot its
discus,” it was to protect its pipes,
ystnot one word had been said about
“I former. The learned judge un-
doubtedly spoke truthfully, but the city
«not own its citizens, while it does
owntllo ripen, and has a right to pro-
.“ “torn from injury.
. “that the Tramway company and
ii. Horse Railroad company, at the
“time. can be h~lil responsible for
‘fot'overy person killed or injured on
tomorrow some of the poima
a
”filing in the same line
Woman's Bulldingis opened m- gentle.
m wollloe.
Mussel-moo meeting ground.
liGoodsatOlose P
atlas l. Seymou ,
33 Washington Street.
formula SENTINELW
our councilmen might possibly, allow! it.
As they get nothing for their services it
would not cramp them much to make
the sacrifice. It would be kind of an
naught from naught and nothing rs~
mains operation. to be sure, but it would
show it proper spirit, and place as in line
with the windy city of the west and give
as equal notoriety for self-denying of»
llcisls.
said:
that the destitute families in Norwalk
didnotreoeivs so much aid from that
it might also be
Id would be obliged to pay dullllgen
their hues. Tut: SENTINIU. will consider
which
Judge Perry's argument has brought up.
Till movement inaugurated fur the
'ullsn's Building strikes the public u-ry
y. Isn't it limo the own did
When the
88 willbs better provided for than the
In. Norwslir has it lim- cluh and a
MIMI] club building 311“" Norwnllt
ism pilot where men can meet for
”Inflation unleasit he in some nnu‘s
Why can’t we have a
”mill for men, conducted ml a plan
“will bring it within the means of all
M It would h..- m excellent thine
3‘1”!“le the young and mid mold
’ by) be hoped Ill-t satisfactory
will he made whereby the
company can extend their
Mm Point in time for the rum-
f‘ m. Thistoird would have I
.. todaolopths city suburbs. If
m would allow it, sad the
Wham-unwantm road up
list-imitates um would nuts
is mantras: section vary
‘ it w. The Tramway
' . an unusable to resell this
“Nucleation": my
, entail-rm would has very
l
rices.
“In!”
“MEI.
Tut: Dsnbnry Dispatch of Saturday
“Selectman Bernd said today
town as do Dsnbary‘s poor." is this in-
tended to show that we are not as chari-
table as our northern neighbor, or is it a
compliment to the good judgment of-
Norwslk's selectrnen’r
Anarchist lacuna on Innnsru.
(New York World.)
From the two Norwalks come tidings
on the same day of two accidents on the
deadly double-ripper, and of ball a dozen
youngsters of both genders laid lip—and
pretty nearly laid out—as a sequel These
anarchist machines on runners have now
in Connecticut reached that stage of
popularity where they divide honors
with the old~fashioned single sled, and a
little more. The old sled has an Individ-
uality and exacts personal skill, but the
ripper has companionship and a swift
and persistent “go" which lures the
youngsters, whilu its peril only lends to
its fascination. As against boy nature,
we might as well pTr‘flCil against it as to
try and whistle down a cyclone, and tho
only appeal. if any, lies to a mild type of
the Brochway pnddlo wielded by tho pit .
rental biceps.
”ARIES.
itev. W. Sturtcvant Rafter preached in
St. Luke's Episcopal church. last Sunday
morning.
One of the rear wheels of Jacob Hiau»
son's express wagon collapsed at the
corner of Lelioy avenue and Main street,
Friday afternoon.
A large number of people from this
place willattend the Field Day of the
Missionary Societies. to be held memor-
row in tho Congregational church. in
South Norwalk.
Linemen in the employ of the Western
Union Telegraph company were at work
in the blinding snow storm, yesterday
afternoon. changing the plies and re‘
stringing wires to moire room for the
four-tracking operations.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah ilindley
was held from the residence of iwr non,
Selectman Joseph Hindloy, last night,
Rev 8. J. Austin, pastor of the ilongre
gational church, ofllciatina. The re-
mains were taken to Cypress Hill ceme-
tery, Brooklyn. to-day, for interment.
Mrs. Stephen R. Hoyt, Missal Elvis
W. Bowen, and Meta and Jennie Bur-
cbard sang at the concert given in the
Grand Opera House, Stamford. last
night, under the auspices of the i'nlted
Fraternal Societies, for the benefit of the
poor. The ladies are members of the
Oratorio Society
Mrs. Summertleld Tucker. we are in-
formed, has not made ll complaint to
Grand Juror William ll. Willmott. re-
garding the conduct of her husband, as
stated in these columns, and which, by a
strange coincidence, also appeared in
Saturday's floor. We have been re-
quenlr-d tultultethnt them '1’"! been no
serious trouble between Mr. and Mn,
Tucker.
The termini to h.- given by the ladies
0f the (.longreuutiontll church. Washing-
here. Besides the numerous atlrartirely
arranged booths. there will be a marital
Bitten" will be given under the direction
sister of Mrs. Mitchell, of this fliill'f'
iilitllliilfillllli.
Hubert Taylor and wife spent than
day in Norwslh.
The Ladies' Aid moiety mu lit Mrs
day afternoon.
out. V
killed loll wet-hill it was rutheruld
thinking it might lw shined.
this for two years.
Glbsrtf place on
withtllilltltsution of truiiagsplsseis
liedllsak,0lll.,forulsplacshere.
So. _
42 Mlllll sum. m
TALES or Will CITIES.
stall AND nuan iii olll'l'llifll.
Dasha Ion. “on and um... in
night.
meeting will be held at Charles Cargifl'. .
Riverside arenas. have gone to Maine.
Mr. Peterson will remain in, Norwalk.
Norwslk Congregational church will
hold their monthly meeting tar—night,
beginning at 3 o'clock.
conversions are frequent.
ton‘ll birthday. in the town hall. promises
to be one of the lineal silairs ever given
and literary programme, and the ‘l’eaks
of lira. Hope Gordon. of New Haven. a
W. A. Williams“ residence Int Thors-
Ahoul fifty were pres‘
Mm ilurr llmrgbton huzi her horse
Elie did this in preference to willogir.
Abram Gilbert. of Branchvillv. comes
here and takes John "lights. tutor-nun
of the wire mill. bums every night.
flurr Eoughlnn. who recently died. did
Parties from ”sawmill-am. were in
town Saturday last, looking over G. 0.
Portland limos.
The members of the (Morton-or»
chairs, with their wives and intended.
look “moi thin-s slashing. lat
Thursday night, and sailed spout). W.
2"
‘ mall Hardwaleizo.
tf
Ill UP TDWN AND DOWN.
luwnlk. Its-lb lorwnli. and m In-
ladlnp “dilly—Ila” and lumps of
n Duly Condensed Into cm. Par-graphs.
The Cream Social club will meet to-
Tuesday night the Unionriile prayer
Hrs. Matthew Petcrson and family, of
The church committee of the South
Services will be held Thursday and
Friday night in the lecture room of tho
Norwaik Baptist church. The interest
in these meetings has not abated, and
May Demon will lead the 4 o'clock
prayer meeting of the Congregational
Junior Society of Christian Endeavor,
this afternoon. The topic will be “What
Gifts does the Bible tell About?
has broken out among the inmates at the
Odd Fellows' Home at Groton. There
are twenty inmates at tile institution, but
none of the cases are regarded as being
serious.
The ltniian hootblsck wllorecontly fell
and broke his arm was running across
the Tramway track on Wall street, Sat-
urday afternoon. when he fell. frr lur-
ing his injured arm again in tho same
place where the other hrcrllr occurred.
The designs furnished by 'lrislrsrh Jr
Hyatt showing the propml dct' nation
of Our Brothera‘ lodge rmrall.‘ an- well
executed The committee have not yet
definitely decided upon the shade of the
carpet, but it will probably be cardinal
alien trio
.. totalling»
An epidemic of the grip in amild firm ..
wrltle- [W
in”!!! ms.
056
- ~~TESTlMONlALS -: .-
‘ ram used three bottles of lies Bydar’s hair ionic. and can
most hesrtil recommend it for keepin
clean, henlt y condition, and as a line at mulant for the hair.
the scalp in a good,
MR8. V. A. SCOFIELD,
l~have used the hair tonic prepared by Miss Rider for over
' lhntmll
thesystern. B
I. (i "parathion.
mucus "II no“
slurs.“ In 8. DAY; Cures all
Scrvn'u Diurnal. falling
Purely, illneplruttrn, Mg
slam, unmanned by past nhtlael,
hilhrlluktu orrran- and quickly ‘
last-Inland in old or) ounlr. last)
rkrckrt I'rimOIjO :- pal-Lag». lit; for “”vlth a
more "r-I‘E‘.llrsn'
t i'i‘i'l'" "l
on lr m- p r" I rug- s
ncfi‘!‘
.t on
nllstnrt burl
elk-I (‘0. . I
I
C. 5'”
Kurtis Main St.
Memory
ti y I‘inllu»
git rs rrfior and aim
at on"; rr-slurt-I
«din Wat
RADAM’S ~
MIGROBE '
KILLER
Isthcoul *ltnomt pringiplc
one am it carnal! human
Tb'lllh- lilo- lurch-Illa“
7 Mt L‘L. New York City
i1
y can
fl..." ., .. ,.,._......~M. ,. . nnww.wm—..—« vvvvv
v
I
roll on any that of
DAI’d—nomvollmr _lt’
he has not cut it. we will send it in mail uponvnvlpt
of rice. Pamphlet in limited entre'iurm fh'v'. Mums
IL. warm-ts.
SON.
south llsrllslll, loan.
it» Ian..- 3 .
“V7 . , . : .‘ .v H ‘
-. Still. THE
hail-in all its natural luxuriant» andbeanty. The and condition
actions. It used according to thesethero can he no In lure.
two years. Havin been bane” filed b it's use I do not he ' t 3i"
to recommend it togethers. ' ma 6
M188 RIDER- , . . .
I consider your hair tonic a very excellent artich- .. Lil wouhh
recommend it most highly to allyalaié ‘
Lauder’s. Block, 30. Norwalk.
liili‘i”iii”l‘i‘ii’iil‘ii“'"l“lstir,n
required to assure its perfect oper-
M
"m'nmhh-uh’lwmmwfi‘.” moon. f , "
snomlustlons from Si“ To 35".
"FOB fill Li! 8"—
_ H. D. SilliTl-i.
3 linen 1 [steals Building, Mrwalk
House Mover.
Buildings movedln niacin-order Basra
boilers and heavy ruse l .
. truth“ “"
J. l‘. PA
Flo: M. Norwnlk. Dunn
. WILLIAM BETTS.
it. A. WOUDWARD.
. , 15 arm A Milli. run saw" ATE I ” ' -_ "W
inhavedupfu the tutti; topic migrated bylidiisgflid? alpd can i i , s s .l 5. J. 3’ EdiblulNGS.
roco men asnres rn vean an area on no or coping * i n 6 8. er.
the hair and scalp in nheaith condition. ‘ , M 88 B ('8' s "a" Dr s g“ 7 . '
. M . FREDERICK QUINTARD e 8|" ,_ 00mg. ii it atg;s::fl.£gggam cox.»
Helium no.8 Elm strum. Z’l‘ela lions «111311.:
I ‘ In ti“
hesitant”
Mark lloWn Sale-
Children’s
cinlmu
......-...... . . m.
All. Willi SUITS
at prices of Union and Satinett
Goods.
'-
NO OLD STOCK.
”4..“
Children’s ' Healers
at- cost. Much less than they
can he bought another season.
....
Suilshnd Healers
are from the best New York
manufacturers and perfect in fit
SEE OUR
Children‘s Waisls
AT 25 CENTS.
...._— Q.. .- ,..._
oi this material will he used. The cano
pies will be sewn fest by two feet.
Tomorrow will be a field day in South
Norwslk for Home Minions. Meetings
will beheld in the Congregational church
morning. afternoon and evening, under
the auspices of five nationsl societies and
tho Missionary society of Connecticut.
The evening addresses will llc_iilustrsted
by stereoptimn views. The object is to
prenent the work and needs of missions.
Twelve neighboring churches have been
invitrd to share in tilts missionary rally.
and ti Very interesting day is urn-ted
“TIMBER” Ml A I'I'ISf‘l'Ilf.
Ils- Inissn "Henley" of a Bridgeport
Hamish-ck with a Razor.
Pedro (lucrrero.tbe musician in ho play.
ed so acceptably in local orchestra work
in Norwalk and South Norwalk a few
years ago, but who has been located in
Bridgeport the past two years, has accept-
ed a position in the theatre at DJIITNI'y.
The Bridgeport Pall says of him:
“Prof. iiuerrrrn is a linished player
upon the piano. comet and mandolin
lie was brought to public notice some
time ago by his akill with the lads and
has entranced many with his remarkable
adeptnessand ability with lheiu- wasp
one, at many private osbihilinm (iner-
rem is u Spaniard by birth and was
taught fencing when at scbwl. ile Ip-
plied himself steadily Ill pvrfm’linfl
the accomplishment until at the prison!
time it Is doubtful if his “wall-an be
found in New England. lie handles the
weapons in such it manner that the foil
canllotba new no rapully la it swung
about in the air lit lims'fl. "is m e«
menu are even quicker than the eye.
Guerrero challenged llrysn Lynn of
New Haven, the acknowledged chunk
pion of lbc‘woyld, several titties. but Ille
latwrtllm not ih‘llfl'lf) meet lbt- flpnnm
i'ml.
“ti-hue limo ago before an humbly of
turenty’llve Wins ”tlfl'li‘l‘l) unit-mom
strate the ulvantnun of llnowtin.‘ how to
use the toil. pitted himself against a
ill-lhkmllvn calmed boot hint-Ir TM
him was handed a tailor ind the format
mi a short atom stick law than two feet
in length. The man with the rsmr was
told to do his best to reach ”norm and
he did. but In the saying goes fiusrroro
made it “monkey" of the councilman
dulvitl- the fact that the latlrr hail the
most dangerous of all «copra... The
colored man was unable to get near
Guerrero. Tbs lstter's movements were
as quick a lightning and be flashed the
stick so first before the colored man's eyes
that tile latter wnforcsd mustnowkdp
defeat. limo dilplsved at various
sue-“am rile met-Int that he
could have paid out his opponent‘ssyes.
with tile slut. flowswslhknown resi»
deals of this city Insider suswspsper
editor who have taken lemons from
Guerrero have become wonderfully scv
m'lhlsdlnthussoftbsfofls.
"a. lusty ”Mint-lilo figure,
vary met III every assets at his trusts
red withadarlrer red ligurefi'hedraperim . _ . _"°‘"”_H
and canopies will he cardinal red and
goblin blue. the. material to be a bro- w H Meeker &Go
varied silk velour. Saint- hundred yards I I I
5010 Agent for
ii. 8: .l. ll. BOLTON’S
HOT WATER HEITEI
Till and Ghost Iron lurk.
list llr Hosting.
Plans and «12mins mrnlshed for either
ml water. sum or hot air heatins.
m SOUTH MAIN 81‘
Men’s Furnishing Goods.
Haisdldllaps
-._ __.‘.. _....-._
W.A.Benedicl
Sentinel Building,
\Y.-\SHING'I‘UN STREET.
South Norwali.
OATS
that woixh in lll.~ to tho l-u-liri. $1.15 lug,
Want any
WHOLE WHEAT?
Largo. “‘hilv. handsome grain, {or ihil'kcnt,
9! on than.
manna
mu. DHV.
ABKING and
llllVISlllN 00.,
BOSTON, MASS.
' lilollm swan:
mom
wontp's mu.
loose.
POI NI! LIA? LAID. MAI.-
IALTID AND
9»:an calla
“ IUII ‘I’O MAUI.
Phleitidilifllominl
Ill. til t l. Billlilliiil
(binomial «Moles. “Add-..” -. -. M “M” _,
In“ W I
flit-Mir: :mmdugtsy P"°§i£gw§gg A".
"' ‘“ ' ll ' 33113551253;
H e n r y Ti l l y.
Those large mm or
GREEN GAGE PlilMS.
W‘ktil ill ln‘ul'y syrup. nru pronounced
splendid h)’ the imiiv's. ull'l M iii- wonderfully
c tulip
Try ( no of our
Pork Shoulders.
i l‘m. Tim!
We ili\\'l‘ ”will to Wl‘ilglii from ii in ii
it
Wuilfl'fl‘villinfiii‘ll‘lll «rpm to any hunt
Ill. mull.
flibblelliiomsloci
ll llilllTli MAIN STREET.
Kiwis Alli. PAIN AND lNVlGOiiA'l‘li:
lb More Atlas,
With increasing Appetite and warmer. bilge»-
tlou llapslllltss the [rim of riospslr: rum _ .
daily duties beware ~
lflXATONlK
_Arin_
CELERY
ms: srs‘rnn.
lit More Restless Days,
lit) illlle Sleepless Nights.
dellalut and Lin- .
lily. L‘
Then stop that cough will.
Yankee
LUNG - SliilTHEii.
Ask your neighbor about It. and if not fully
satisfied inquire at the
CITY lllillii STORE,
8:! \i'Als'lliifiiTON 5’11. HU. NOBWAlrfi
Or of
G. A. Gregory 8; 00..
S ORWA LK. l‘T.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
» Freight Line
BETTY EEK
NEW YORK,
80th Norwalk
AND“
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY flF NiliiWAiK
RSI:
EAGLE.
l
l
Will lmre l‘i-lr 2‘. id. ii.
New lnrir. at 5 p. m.
heave Norwulk. 51:.lu.:.~‘oulh Norwalk. iizth!
p. m.
Freight terminal in» )l i u in. to .i p. tn.
(Ypim up wilt-allots to agents the Clip of Nor
wallt and E in will he sent for spec a1 lots u
lleekmuu ‘TT‘Klri,
l
W'Allpemns are for-hid lrnrtlni: any of i
the emplop’ea of the limits of this line rm av» l
('ulllll‘ ot'l lt.‘ on ners thereof. .~r'.ll ll'
ill. llell Haven t llaninlll ll. ll.
NOVEMBER 19. 1893.
’i‘iiAiVH MEAN: HOUTH NURWMAQ AB
FOLLUWH
Fort N
.31.
Fort Naw Yoltlt. m llat‘sn.
r
R E M0 V E. D
To its. 5 Railroad Place.
JAN?“ )1. LAY'I'UN. Willi inn,” ulllm lull!-
tlss. will he plowed to continua llIJ M‘l‘l us in
wanllml' lilo huslurwmmtmiull) In an, If hi-
"5.“ “a,""lflnmi ill‘Jilllrl'lV-tllit‘.“iii“\i Erupts,
ll ‘ o s a. rut a and liner llri ere
gum?! Hallo
' J. a. litmus.
Paper illlgol. Calolmlntl. Palmer
And dealer in
Willi PAPER Alli! BORDERS
New and second hand
Bruits, Phaeton. Gallup:
canopies, Spindles, all.
lilll‘illllltilllt still
n will...“ lira».
Ofllll'll
mausoleum" minimalist
. " ’Wosetqwm
‘I" ,~
waoous. m
MMYMIWTIIJMNM iron ilfii H
A. M.“i Iii Wash. ex. A lino-1..
hill em, liner.
bill «L, it: or.
ii iii ioelll er 1. M‘ ,
6M l.tu.. 738w"
‘ll'i Lox. Wilma.
Hill-1.. "ll-1.,
ii ‘.'i ox.. illllfl ex ,
till! 91.. ll mien,
WIS run, ll“ ..
lilll ex , i'. )1" »l::ll'nu,,
Ill 45 l'illisilulil vx.. ill) or.
ii 37 ltlclti 01.. Hi ma,
l‘. M. 42:?le lilies”
lll mu. t2! run.
2323 p, . WT no. lo whip-pun,
2Mnr'.. 5” ma,
liflm'. M"! NH.
HM «x. Titian,
x'iL‘fwiuu 7211 no. t» eu~iii.:.v,u.n,
bill ex. “110..
till) M". Ml Rl‘.
timer. ii lh Ai‘ivhllllt't'idtllli w
6 fill an. uni-lay. - 'i In nt‘ .
7501513.. “with. It. lli.f
influx, HF- 'll‘. p iii.
" ‘ , .\..\l . it lint.
i‘. Mnalll
Wilma.
0:38 no
Full ilallrrolto. A. .ll. ll in:
Hilbert. ll i‘tlu‘ l’. M. viflilfl on.
on. ll ll we.
Fort tiritrttortshli. A. M.-€HL'M., v llnx..
which ii iii l’. TIL-18 tiller" 7 llior" ll ii Mi.
ll'olt Bums. A.M.«~l ill.l IIl.l militia. 1'. M. ..
I! at. am. in. via llsrtfiltdl. rm.
LEAVE NET" \‘ililb
troll BomnNonvmu A. bloom «5., not
. no, Ill) ilt., (51.,
0pm mu. 0!.-
. lib» .
m or. till) ox. null or. 40:! ex.
ex. til-)8. N. on. alumina no.0“! ML. 'flii no.
am an. em tune or. an no moo 12m
midnight em. Sundays A. M~illll ‘lm. ? fill an.
P. M. [‘1 l. ex" llm, lIfll mldnls'hi.
My, till Fl.
i ill l‘\.. Till
””W‘M
is th Mal tree 30. ”iomallt.
.Whr till“ our ..
"9"“. a ‘ ' ' " ‘7' LEM? I SOUTH NORWALK for! bury—-
i i lion on notice r us . .
m" "magnum”, . 3,3,? :3). ll” as: . a. m.. in no. t u Tinnitus
LEAVE emu r for bomb Norwltlk~
no“: tin «9.1.. i it an. a.
[Lulu l
WIUOK Pull? ‘I‘IAIII.
hIAVl some NORWMdl-fi’fl. 092.
s. m4 Bill”: n. in.
LI%VI WILSON mm‘l‘Jlii a. m.
ism ii p. in.
NEW
. LIFE
Dr I. 0. Iul' MI 1 at
under ”inertial-swim. rpm
is only, in cuts w»! . "3
Rene tumor-thrill
.mttiiztlilwr‘ “
lbs istivs ‘Mllilr
153nm WT. q’iinr
him!
n!
l'.
handsome as well.
many ways to examlno our stock.
'Tristram 81»
.., ...-...‘ . r .
p Leading Dry Goods Store.
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TriStram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
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NEW EMBRiiIliEiiY. A
Embroideries are in order now and we think we have suc
ceoded in getting the correct thing.
We have determined to do a larger business in the line and
havoenlarged the assortment~o that our costumers can readily
be suited to all of the desirable styles and widths.
Our patterns are uncommon and diversified and approtiately
Ladies' will find it to their advantage in
For variety and prices we offer inducements second to none.
Our assortment includes:
Edgmgs and Insertlugs-ln Combric. Naiusook zlnd Swiss ill
all Widths from 5cm $1.00 per yd.
Edgings in three widths with inserting: to mltch.
FLi)UNClNGS.—Point De. i’ienc Edging and Inserting.
Colored edging, all wwlths.
All over embroidery ill Willie and colored.
Hy" Ti, Norwalk.
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Racers, Cutters,
Solid Comforts,
.Familv Sleighs. Business Sleighs,
All first class in material and construc-
liuili ioi- tippi'nl‘illlt‘il, comfort and
Come and see them and secure a bargain.
lulherWrivhl’s Barriaveilenosiiory,
Cor. Franklin and Madison Streets. South llolwall, Bonn;
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CAUTIONFII' a denier offers W. 1..
Douglas also“ M n "ducal price. or says
he has them without name stamped on
bottom. put him down us I fraud.
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limit: rind prim on [its bottom. “Tlil‘il mutant“ =
Everythilnr that is ('lrllllwl. Purifying.
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