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by King . lnaaa a. unwary-era. , _ _ _ ’
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run are me cultural." , it a” I. . #W on one "Him ma... 2:31.33 'm' ’ " l" Home nature iiWiiiliLlli.
. lead “e um ‘ r. it war log outdo; ”
lie fluenras Inna Denial Bearing u no into the?!” ‘ 0! WW“. wflm ”Id 7. “l.
lwiitieai liberty. norm-an um, and he
the hello i e! Inc-lame» iii
mama-a iii the twin cities.
Over meniberaoftheiiredapart- Mwiththa vwhieha
mummzastflorwalk attend- eriatla the charm. ltiaaetiiioreman.
’ ‘ flu ”tries in the Flint Method“ ”DI-”iflllillm I'll
* "mill?” ""'”'l“°‘.’.'..§.’f’°l".‘.‘l'
‘ " on on ' moifaet rathainaomsvery radon-um
pastor. ..‘ ' E’ Burner, preached 3"“ red odisncai gas and ti “brother to witness. ever. war unuaiiail in
.M'mwm tart, m‘bmfln” exalteth ' °' Ber. 0' l' ”“1“ tpirrtr y were very feet, and him to real and fail ‘y as roadside.
.. ‘ b“ m “f "pm'mihw 'g’ W "l “l“ ”5"? "“ it waa oiienvthat a damn borers driven waaaeen by member! oi the Low iamii .
pie. —Pm0l3)dwlgu - wrihgwnmd Oomuiliiimn in at afarioiiepaoe raehad down theate- who muted him intonation-a. Dr. "
in, ”lung “all l”....“°'l:.. humor Wmfifik “Jim man" “will“. {o'fll‘lg’e‘ivmu '31“? ".0: film?” lued‘i‘i‘il’nwfie ' M’ m
~ I r orear oreoarrv r. ya we- .
thelrfeotine reatert mathecountr i theoom nit temptationand
haasrerknowii'. ‘Hia discourse had y a?” to mail“ "; a,» which - W noeoliiaion,
with is bad . .,
din-div”- Min-ii dew-Mi”! Million New canto. irienda were linemen war about in years old.
oraruinentithat whioli is learfnli in ' . ,
giro we of m cm of God; ’ mama“ contributed their eharelo He leaves it wile and two children~
...... ......... ..... Maw-mm...» mom 3- Manny-in: sermons; on “one:
. mm“ “M i ““6“; PM“ '00,“ Mame-nob" M M recordoi.2l. ii oertaln' lyan ideal in... street. upon whom the blow!
the arteries of tin; common [:10 and than of "1- me. In speaking animal in color. iorni and action. and with crushing mine-a Hr. Byrboe’d
than n the "h“ ”I u” evored. ” l " “‘0'“ "'10 “MM in the units ”0“" drew forth orclsmationaof admiration not learoot lila iather’adeathuntilabbht
m‘”°““"”"‘ l’"“"“‘"‘““"““° ‘0 “mm“ m “'3 . "It ”theorem“! on: the ‘path'drivenby ioeo o'clock. when some
manhuarigbttoconie between the in- motion war made °' the 3m Wilmimd, lad thing- all berown Toner, whomhe nit-ton all street, of-
diridnsland Godmmi nonnmberofrnen '1" "9 invorable to the nioona. way until eheieli in with William E. fercdniew words ct sympathy.
have the l'iuht "I usurpaplnce on this lawyer. who 1a: a_ large raven. 0.“, who .” driving AllotJourteeii.
mill?"- W “W ”“01""! 0*- ue from liquor dam end Mr ammunition-in. horse. nun. IUINED or roller.
”on b“ Cl wriniic {Gilliganbgf lliw'iol Elma" I'll lieu, dmnhm harbeen goinnvsry m" lawlntsr,and A turner Resident of ”title lorwaik
m.” w" in be a t‘mnpOBlte n ' c I b.- b“ 3m", m” . PM "mink" ‘00 Under Arreat at Port theater.
”9'3 redemption and "‘9 9“" PM”? live“ for all oonteatanta. Well. DIM Samuel F. Durand lormoriy oi Booth
thing for it w“ obliteration. Sonia non "" stand i‘ 1° I“ bir. Lockwood 5° Norwalh and Janiee’Froet Wen arrertad
wanted “‘00“ l“ WNW PM?“ '5'” over the nouns alono,ao be hooked onto or p0” beater Saturday '0“ “‘le
me” “u"! conviently 5“ adrlnk. 0‘” him when he came down, carried the manta for aellln, polio ticlrota. Policy
“fl" thought any place "I‘M” but Mr” abreak, “‘1 led the ‘8” “‘0' was introduced old on Chester about
"09M “0‘ locate 0” ‘“ 3°"W- the course. Darin was orerwbel with three year: I20 by Frost. He had been
33:3? 32:337.; mgg'mm‘figfit mgntulallonla ”gaff” “mi,“mm": o painter but had found his new busineea
. end an 3 nc . r. - prod
0' men. 'ihe iaiaeneaa 0' WWW“? wood dimt return for another b‘rutli. mgzhem'om‘ beetmc'i’i‘:t.omers was Durand
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"'0 WSW”! 0‘ “‘0 “W"X-“illin'l pestorie an out and out militiamen» All”!!! mm, which 8mm“ u good giggling. a$$fl$3£§§$§$n°fi
that England. moved by cuptdiiy “a temperance questionnnd'heilevea "m. dealofattentionie 0'0“” 8. Gregory '“ lions anduniiortnl loot In hla eiiorh
Ia” unma1lwwg; afimn‘ “the “'1"! who ’“ '9' “no Plath}? ll. mm"m‘°‘d "Until." Shel. WC“ bffll, ‘0 re'lin till I“, he . h'nw deem
’mna‘roflgcilnnd.illiteri‘tnrd—iitllzogi: «mung: Q33...» 3': (”a ‘l‘bll: ll“ w‘aaakecurng bl, "gulls”?! "‘ : and re r, untiiatiaat he was compel.
an'l'oriel. the aecond thniie in favor of ew or m one. going as.
reparation. the third times who hoped
time would be no reparation. hut leafed.
munitions them was Washington.
followed an outline of the Revolu-
tions? struggle. and the relations oi
Wash naton thereto; Valley Forge woe
dwelt upon; the ainapiracy to deprive
nonhuman-tenure to the la»
‘, mwh—wdtht’eflhu
.00de We... ~
_ a declared the saloon was
those peculiar choracterietloe should
find expreeaion in one-—nn Amerlr
can. tic the bird had prepared
tor this continent, for removed
(rum the old world. and Waahington
waa born in Virgina 100 years ago next
Thursday. Meanwhile events were ed-
nnolnr. Theliieof the colonists tend
edto ndependence,-—by diatanee from
the mother countryteuooeae in the con-
tests with the French and lndians, and
uor aufler name oi the worst cause. i laced m“ to start into the lie m".
garners oi the li nor tramc. In concln- fi‘flgfiéflflfl “£63,232ng Not- himseli‘.‘ a” EW‘h‘d‘ 0“ N08 but;
man it waaeta every great contest in- “Win.” m", m, “m," “m. It!!! nah ”had": a air waby to recover“
wiring moral laureate develops two gudma'udhnn mummy“. "3‘3”! 5 3 “likening"! “m -
characters. Theone narrow. mean and Another youn bone is owned by J' i “'3“ W“, “:1“: 0“ I“ uunre'aeman'
oelllsh which cares alone (or sell. The 3, Wm..." .E. ,m Much: on m, W m we win I: 90 01- me
~ ' others at Port chatter wero compelled to
other that whichiaooncernediorotbera Mi res by Mr. Woodhnl, “mun“ at l h' d it ith ,
1"" °‘ “mm“d' “d 9"“ "my 0‘ and me“ “I‘m "51 ‘0 W *"m "103ml! hecouidn'tgon“ lttieblt." lie w”:- “’" ”mm“ " mm
,oileneivo ”d defensive.oiFrance. “Wind“ without waiting ‘° '90 basbeoomo under Mr. Woodbuii's hsn- M m'°{'.......-..- A. ..
Mthocemvai n which resulted in the whether any one else had alerted. Every mung“, , m hm, ,, 3 gm... mum AM, ““1“th
surrender 0' "1 (ornwnllie. After one "“5 “"9“ 0“ todo hi“ b‘” 1" behalf man could wieli to drive, and ii he don't ' ‘ -- ——~—~~
dwellin upon the change which had of the warm 01“", people. 11.. m5.” ehow'io or hetterth season It will be “ufluwwnhhu,“ w,“ “a”...
ilk?! it time 1788. the tranche? mew vet for con-ideration neat Suriday evsn- bacaneeoiniirhap. , g. a... locking. . it»: on". non...
W “I'M" evila,againat the violation "'8 will “no." National th'" largeand werfnlly lwd. and makes The attraction at Boyt'a Opera Home
“Winmmfifl'” 0‘ “hm" 3‘: Attire Advent aim-m church in. wrghsm hung tonight will he “Patent Applied For,"
trameportnaoehip, whichbedenuunced. pnrtor,Bev.Georgah. Teeplenpoko oi Stanley Lowndrs was out with hie which the Pittsburgh Commercial Ga-
°”“'"m”°° heanid lb“ ”“0“ the the Advent movement from the start young team, which threw snow watts toys is another "tortoise-maker"
'"l'h wee PM” and "mp'e' but‘that He said there never was a time when at live] as any oi them. They go for Elmer E. Vance,thc author. It in
"’M’ ‘mw'e'i‘hed the “mm ”mm there war no thorough a searching and well and promise much. lull oi action from the word so and the
the ”“h' ”d " a "ma” mu" atudy oi the Bibleubetwesn the year- liannia inchwood went over the path scenic clients and stage maohlneryars
launched “ into the wildcat 9"“"5' 1M and 1848, when the Advent inure- aiew times withhlaiinetsam. They are something entirely new in melodrama
none. 1“ touching on the 0"“ oi I: ment was at its bel ht. He mentioned alwaya admired, however bitched, but W. 8. Cleveland's minetrela ior this
temperance oomparuons "”0 m“ e the failure oi'Mr. lilier'e prophecy coir when beforeacutter and going together cannon is no entirely new organieation,
'm’ the church.achool. manufactory. earning the exact time! the coiniii of hettsrthanathree-mlnute clip, the are arranged b that most thillinlnstutsct
the store and "’9 lhmBn'e. lulu“! the Lord, but aid that the eloaret . aaight that captivates lovers 0 line directors. be new oomdpanya rain
the morale oi the pea °‘ nap my Mlllerever oametoaottinuanemt date horsehair. In sine, match, diepoaitlon a new programme. an wllpl old
and violation 0' 9'9 M iii '9'“ “h" was “between April?! of one year and and apeedtheyareanideal team. . friends and win many new oneeon the
evils axoken “mm" Amonug‘ilie “ml" Aprliiat of the next,” Ind qualified that Other lino horses were driven b Con occasion oi its appearance at Manager
”a“ the speaker mention dim“ II," by uying‘tlflam right in my 'caicnla- tractor Winfield H. Smith. bomae Hoyt's pretty theatre. Wednesday after-
W’ A' “w “magma“ rest?) 0'” ' tion.’ He said there nererwaaaehiirch Ward. 1“. A. lane Edward Brewer. Art. noon and evening.
[:09 "h” 9”?“ “WW“ “m“ ieetlval or entertainment until the year Keelsr, Winiani homo-a. David Finch, The chart ior "'lbe'i‘breeflste " which
telllgetitly. 1"” ”mam” “‘1 m" 1845,siterthefailnreof that prophecy. Dr. Hitchcock's Forwood colt, Adams oomesto Hoyt‘a Opera House. huraday
'°' “"5““ “"“"“."°”"” "’“m' and likened the ohnrohintbia mimic Brotheramithll town.and in. wooden night. in nowo at Cook'e drug ators.
tion. It might result "a nu: death 0“" in. unfaltbinlatewardoledriptnn who that, and Dr. Km,oiNew Canaan. ennui Norwal , and o m
Deuocraticand Republican parties. but "eat downandateand drank with the Mm"— More, Norwaih. The Broo lyn Citiren
fl" WW °‘ “‘9 ”m" '“° '°“"‘ ammunition: Lord delayeth hie not! a rant or Aili‘l'lCB. “y. o. n... plly: urn. comedy ‘The
would quickly mpuueumm 9m", “min” 5"“! ”‘6 m", i" a nib-ion. wchJiTvmiu 0' win. a "’9" am" " PM“! ”1 “m 5m"!
edoondition 0‘ things. In "”9“” 0' aneucyclopedla. "the Adventists were In", .. do,“ uwu, Comedy company, was a pronounced
politieaimoraiity M" 39"“ ”'d' m" atonetiine lteaia body oi pie, [ml-‘rida evening while “d" the success. There are many cmyen
'M‘ candidates. ”WWW “n“ b” but theyh dwlnd down will” now indoenosoi ,Ii nor F'rederick Gray 0, in this company. whoauc in en-
3‘35“: '"li'dli‘i’gndlun'lihg’abxx there "a' only ‘ email 1"", d “a: Weston won:l int'o Theodore Oia'en‘ii “’“mh’fl‘ "0de mm “ "'9 AM‘
' left." In answer to this be aaid,t "0’” i “i a eniy." a“ ____ _____
church ”£32.22“.‘.'.§f.§2;. g'wfipgle‘il: 353‘“bgfdg“‘f‘mg‘“ “’9‘ mega”; $.u.li.ll.l'l$l‘«”&..°i.l§h:fi pitiful. AND ransom].
lillln prlk pruned . , , ' bend ,w ~—————-———
I” m“ '5. ' er en the "5'11”"! 00“"le '09" 33:11.“; gourigirniz‘formgohim and Pleasant Ismael: about Harriett
W‘mmw'mig'lugflon Forty bond-domici- Nun st 8L asked him if he tinned to pnrcii'm I "°"‘ “"‘°""""'-
W” 0.73. 3.1.5.... ...‘ Iiary'e church with mum high in... p.51. Gray raid, “No, Igueaenot: good The mnemonic! Will-co P. Km 9.
. B ' uterday morning when Rev- . J. erenlng"andwent out. Shortly after- formerly 0' South “03'9“: ‘0 ‘3!
Mn“ 5"": m” ""f and 9"" gm“, .90“ ”05 a” “mum on... ward 4m Ifr m,“ wok .3, Mn”, Caroline Itilier. oi New lurk, war an-
..." ' and i0“ approve "m upon urine of the hours oiadoratlon. lanes ' tooloaiiig the store he found nounoed FM ' hlr. Knapplaaaon 0'
i ' ' m ( ci 1 were held at 6‘8!) land eeo this morn ' Jud All?“ “PP. 0W” Iahaokemo.
Wg‘gz;“.... 1...? '3'"? was end the ..‘..i... will close with iii. W. u as. who of the mm "or" tenni- iii-r
' 8: o'clock mars tomorrow morn . to ”to w... Hotel, are at econ-try.
who“ tr: Smith gar?! gist/333mg); Amine the ont-of-town print! ml atoreJhlllblnm might «may in lira. Inwia ii. Nash, oi Eimwood are-
' ' ' u' are Rev. '1'. l. C the in but be in. not there, At mic, accompanied by her tour children,
the theme The Days oi thy .
“he." The dhcourae wae noearneat
of
ind 30" Hugh ”5:9.” WWW. he was ooniiu out. hornet tlheril! Dan- expects to start next Friday for New
th war the time of e lnmi and eerpiolona. Driaooil atartrd to er oi the winter with or mother.
a“ w I. on,“ waaalao the timewifl ioAtge Swediarmw ynpaiidfnund him In J. L. (I. u... Marnie con, ,0: Summer “r.
alike Youthful min» Blverrideavenosdaatl 'riiriiaiion with the nood- in Norwalh. mired t iamningior id-
mt lnthevariona experi- aon,a violinist from ly emitted will. i when inform"! dietown. N. Y.. where the wiilbsths
i N! M 1M iiMold. MP! to the guitar quartetteaiidor‘aa result inundation. dig “out oi iii-e Annie Kimber.
“m “d ”W ““ ""IWDWW 0‘ W" ‘1’ "‘ iir. and tin. iiiio 3. Parsons, of
- the ainglngof the choir was repellent. 3mm ielt town Saturday alternoon
1"“ paator.ltsr.0acar “M.“rwh‘ “W to ior Washington. D. 0., where they will
ed it abort sermon. W“ several 4.“
' Creighton Bumblaaon. oi New York
city, v ted hie grandmother In. Kate
Day. Chestnut street. y.
1.. D. Ore-anoint. of New York. baa
been viiltlng blew. Ira. R.ll.itowau.
South lain rtrest.
Ire. Itabeiirdlinatead oi loll arm,
has been rialtlngln New Yet! the past
. in den. all
I' ll! mnrotu. Dr. and lira. 0. F. Gibb oil avan~
‘A oa.apeot Battirdayaiiil Sunday in New
0 win masts roan neat-a rum York city.
Barnum-ami- (loom ii. shatter. the airman, la
mrr.rehrnaryit.~licmeu propping at thevliahaeaacio ' tel. i
nuanced air min die this [reasons anAirtyne o Broohyn.
” a” ‘ levblilngliaraunlnthtnliy.
“m- tired Been. oi WG-30". Honda
with friend. in Norw k. N y
itiiii‘Tii‘iTioiiio oil To-iiiiili'. ,
Ire-iii at Various made that will ‘lala
flue Altar candle ht. ‘
i linoea Tribe. 1. 0. it. If, regular!!!“-
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wallfleardci airs.
Molar wattle. at
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A It.» Linea. Italians.
.anii thanfiberid Drieooil
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Undertaker Raymond took charge oi tho .
others than the saline and drinkers oi li- .5... mm , "um, I... “Hm“ good led to 8 '6 no his matte!» Ill-mt mi! me
irn va one, and to the client form"! at St» ’| limit lei Driacoll. and told him about tbotheit Smyrna, Florida, toured the nrnaiad- out
orderior
manter'at
Foetal.
i
him at noon Saturday at the general
dellrflwindowoithepoatoflice as be
war lngiorhia
resistance
mail. Harris showed
at omc,md itwae weasel-y
fortheins torto handoufl him. As
soon as tilted States Commissioner
Fairchlld could be iound Harrie was
bro t iii-10m him in the. post ofiioe
builmt “mmmfimfilhm the
corn t .w c
himwith iorgingtho name oi William
ii. Clark to a money order for 3100, sent
hour Main and cashed by Val .
thumb sumo to the sinner,
w handcuiiebad been taken all to
administeriheoath preparatory to hear-
ing lib testimony:
“hold it our bond," said the venere-
“Bold up both of yours." was the
nick reply, and Harm SKI“ to the
our. put‘his heel: ‘ ' i .an cover-
ed the little group With his revolver.
Deputy United States Marshal Watts.
Attorney highly each Jilind Qistlriet
. Wit a mm (or
in hie pocket throw rip their hands.
”Keep them i or 1‘" fire' said
3min. still keep 3 the men under
cover of his revolver.
Fortunately tor him the key was in
the door, iur the court roan) la kept
looked except when in one. He had
some dialcnlty in ingthe door 0 ti
ed, as it was very navy, and he to
work with one hand and with his been
turned toward the door.
"You‘ll have to lift the door a little it
on want to get out," and liaraball
atte, hoping tnnt Harrie would turn
the revolver away for a moment.
“I‘ve got it all right. thank you,” aald
Harrie, swinging the door open and
hacking out.
He kept the party covered with his
revolver until the door was closed and he
was outside. He then turned the kev.
put the revolver in his pocket and walk-
ed leisurely down the entire. parsing
three reporters on the way. Onve in the
street he dies .
Hamlin] Watts. finding the boa door
looked. rushed to the window on fired
five shots into the air, and cried "Stop
him! Stop hlmi" This attracted a
crowd. the door was broken in. and the
started in poi-edit, huhnot know-
ing which direction lied been taken by
the fugitive. he met with no encodes.
nmnw, Feb. lit-uroy Harris. the al-
leged tome. awindier. who held up live
Uni Staten oiilcials with a big revolver
on Saturday afternoon. walked out oi the
Min and locked the door behind him. was
captured at Ciiiton, Ont. The telegraph
operator in the railroad station there new a
man resembling iiarrla' deecrlption come
into the station and elf down. lie sent a
ineeiiqe to Aaalatantfihlcl oi Police Grli-
lithe. andi‘iiriflthe crime down on a run
and collared Harrie
Harris tried to pull his revolver, but
Grilltba we! too quick for him and got hie
revolver out drat. Harrie was taken to the
lockup, and the Buflalo offlolale were noti-
They went down to Clifton and not
their man. Barrie cemented to oomehiick
without extradition. lie is now in the
Erie county jail.
‘When searched, but moo in niche II‘
the revolver were iound on him. lb:
was not a scrap oi paper. llarrla gave this
account ct biaaeoapa to the oniciala, lint
laying that the Idea oi holding up the ebb
eiaia came to him auddealy nod was tonne
diatrly acted open:
“When 1?“ down atalra. I saw the peo-
ple all run toward Seneca airstt. are!
stepped out thlnuton street door.
[went up Wublnpton atmt. i am not
sure wherei went after that. i lost my
”hand shunt I o’eloek. i band until in
Malina awe: out tit-aria street iitalii
than for so our and then talked to the
Black Book station. where I took a train
ior Nianara fella. When i not there.l
tool the lootbridxe uni-car to Clifton. i
went into the atation audwaa sitting there
waiting tor a train to no on further when
the oilim can» and not me."
mwnalgtVE ra' soothe
. V. 7 0’
2W" at their club home
. . a ct
mkiml’é‘ W“... ..
oiiair quality. ' '
'l‘ha Darn”. Slater iaai
... "n.’~”‘i.l.mWW..i.-n
“arm .......... in
will dialled-tint
[other-man .
toEnflalo,‘aodarrestod'
Every day bringenanearerthstop. literydayhrlnp neinnhortotnew 3
here by their friends who have bought goods of no and been well planted With the WM
delved. We strive to treat everybody. alike. When we loll an article weiry to giveni‘cu ' '” '
that will bring back the customers with their friends. That's how we have built up the We
have. This wool: we invite you to our bargain least oi ‘ p
M uislin Underwear.
’TlS Sills WE Will lllD TllllS WE SEEll'TllEI.
Plain Corset govermxtrn good muslin, only 9c each. ' ‘
Cambric Corset Covers, high neck, trimmed with embroidery, 6 tucks down the front. only
19c each. .
Good Muslin Gowns, 12 tucks and row of embroidery down the front, neck and sleeves dun ” I
lubed with embroidery, 49¢ each. ‘
Mother Hubbard Gowns, V neck, ii open work pleats, neck and sleeves finished with em- 5
broidery. only 490 each. ‘
Mother Hubbard Gowns, with yoke of 16 tucks, neck, sleeves and yo'ke finiehed cambric KW
fle, only 4m: each. , , *
chr-r qualities up to $2.1»? each. ‘1‘
fl ’ or fine muslin, mine of cambric with has... ‘
.. ‘ . ‘ of fine tucks, only, 400 each. ‘
‘ ‘ Skirts with cluster of tucks, and deep rnflle
. . of lace, extra. good value, at 790 each.
Short White skirts with cluster of tucks and ruffle of line oin-
broidery, for 59¢ each.
Made of good muslin and trimmed
5 with rnflle of fine cambric only 25o "
‘ , , each W
- Chemise with pompndour yoke" ,. ’f‘
Skill Like Cl, 5' “25 fine embroidery, 49c each. \\
"1* ...., .f
Other qualities at proportionately low figures. 1
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The Norwalk Boston
CORNER MAIN and WALL $75.. NORWAL ‘
Telephone. 57.4, :3
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THEODORE OLSEN .
ill Washington Street, South Norwalli, Bonn.
-m a—‘a- O my...”
Ainicial Sale to March 15th.”
0i ladies’ and Men’s line Shots. iii Fairy;
0' ladies’ Turn Shoes Worth, $4.50 at Sill nor ‘
:THEIABovenslri-i: ‘ . .
BIEEEST iiiiiii ilil iilllil.
4n“ poll’s oi Lounsbiiry, Mathewson do 0023 Fine Ladiee’
Shoes, made fora lnr 9 store on Broadway, New York
City, that failed just efore the goods were shigpedu
Lounebnry, Mathewson & 00. says: “This is positively the . noel
lot of Ladies’ Shoes' ever turned out oi our factory.” I therm’
bought them, and for 60 days will offer them at half pride
lollows: . 2 :L. ,1
too pairs Ladiee’:biitton and lace, welt, pat. tip, worth 85.00.0931”.
100 pairs Ladiee’ button, welt, pat. tip, worth, 04.50, at $2.26.
ion pnira Ladlea’ button, 0. S tip. worthtuo, at ”.00.
Also another lot from Parker, Holmes «in Goods in
r 100 palre ladlea’ welt, worth 08.60 at 01.“. .
100 paira Indiea’ pat. tip. worth 3.50, at an).
300%me duafitotimorthtoou 1.00. r -,
lilo pain’iladw Satin Words or sandals, all oolora: aiees it to it; worth 8.00 tori it.
till pain Ian‘s ilneahoes, at 1.00. . . ., fl 2;
300 Info molten, worth 3.00“ no.
no Ken’s Goodyear Welt Double hole, worth 8.0!) at 2.00.
~ toil peire Isn’t Polite Show. worth too,» 1.50.
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