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Alum tltiny yoocgpsoplsvmblcdst the hours whibllssfloytwss swsy, “the any Vining Lotions who latter“ Inst, Annie Honor-ow Away from lanai-tbs Clutch" of the law for In. ‘ gloating fo l'ny Ions lire. Douglas Ayrembc young manwim, on July 11 of last year, pencsded Annie daughters! sir-Landlord McPherson of More! find their mist plscs spec theNorwslk Hotel, to elopc with him, the WWW. Ind swat stains of was ureamdin' Stamford yesterdsy sf: mule frequently filial tbs house. A meson, by ex Constable Francis 8. Con- donkey party was hell} Ilia Susie Icy. who nsd sucmdsd in locating him. Benedict winning the Is y’s priu end It will be remembered that on the (hr 1’91" Domain the mum's price. of the elopemont, Aymg, who find bug ford A. Ambler was awarded theta-by boarding st the Norwalk Hatchccme to 9"“. "WI! WI! I stick of Murillo; South Norwalk and hired s turnout at wood. Joseph Barium ventured lactic Snlmnue' stable. reprsssmlng that be upon s combustion of instruments, only wished to go to Norwsllr. He and consisting.“ s bar-mica, guitar soda lliss lchhsvson then drove to New triangle. sod-Inshqnsrtcttcungsev' Canaan sad to hwisbovo. N. Y., sud at erslselcctloes. ll. Boyi’s ability es s the latter place were united in hostess was heartily Why-ll, marinas. After the ceremony they as Maintained inrfriccdsinsnost drove to Darlen, where Ayree put pleasing manner. Acolllllcn wu nerv- tho horse in Bailey's stable, and ed at midnight, Ind lffcr mmllrourl telephoned to Mr. Solmnns that he of long'tovbc'nmrmbcred pleasure thc would find it there. They then went to guests return"! MIN. W the 2001’- Btnmford, whore Miss Mcl’l‘icrson's walk guises" many from out of town brother-in-luw, William Stevens, found were present. them. The girl was returned to her , Dr. W. ll. Baldwin, of Wall street, home and enmiuendy sent to a con- Norwslk, wasmrpriscd Sunday night, "vent, while Mr. Stevens took Ayres to on the-mmdthennnirmryof his Lewisboro to find the minister who psr- birth. Thumbs epvmt the Mun ploy- formed the ceremony. Ayres was chas— ing whistwix tnblelhcing in use. The timed by Mr. Stevens and disappeared lady'sprimwns‘ was! by liars Henrietta from this port of the country until a Tuitlemf New With-nil Fred}, Ambler lihort time ago, when he returned to his won the gentleman's win. This lusty home in Stamford. prisms belt a ' Iy decorator] with Theehargc on which he was arrested groan rihhon,wus,w by Harold Glen: was for false representations. He did donning, not wish to cometo Nor-walk with Mr. served at midnight. The slimof birth Conley, who got Been G. Lawrenoo to day cake containingn ring was scoured giveacheck for $25 for his appearance by Miss Lulu Starting. a sister of Mrs. in the court room in South Norwcll: at Baldwin, ‘ ' So’clock this morning. He failed to sp- 1 The chowder pony hold st: the mile pear, but in his stood came Deputy Shel» deuce of Mrs. William ll. mm. Wat i1! Richard Bolster and Officer licCsnn, Norwnlk. Inst night, under them of Stamford, the latter bearing a let- of the Christian arm, was well It» ter from Assistant State Attorney Goa tendednod the 0m malt I'll "I” lot: 0. Cum, reoccurring Jns- satisfactory tothcnccbty. tics Barrett to postpone the cries Mr. and Its. fibula 3.8mm hsvc until Ssturd 1y morning at 10 o'clock. issued invitations for tho marriage of This the justice agreed to do and Mr. their dauzhln, Con Ermine, 1-) Elwin (hnley endorsed Mr. lnwrence’s check L Brush, Thursday evening. the m and turned it over to the justice as ss- inst , st 8 o’clock, at their midencc, M ‘cdrity for Ayres' appearance at that Fairfiald nvcnnr. time. (leorgo (Infield, of Winnipunk, and Ills probable that the case Wlll he set- Miss Bertha In Adams, of ilbrn. tied before then, as it is understood daughters»! Mmsnd Imus-(mm, Ayree has no particular desire to dome were rmrrierl at the pmrn's him to Norws_lk_._ “ _,-. yesterday afternoon, by tho- Rrv. W. l). ronrre cues court mu. “an. 0* Wilma. ’ I'M Eccentric WK". of Stamford m m I! u” m“ L' L Vislls Illss Belle lnrls. Timothy H. Porter, of Stamford, who wellnilcndsd. I‘ '“ nuald—fnshiud is an apple»: for the hand of m... cmmmmiw'wy loll” would Belle Earle, formerly of Nor walk, who, "”9” miles ‘0 WI.“ in. it nuts, likes the one of “Indy Belle,“ The“ 9. of l" o. chill-u it W was in Bridgeport yesterday necotnpn- Cornell's W 01""! M ’0" ruled by his valet, sud modes call on "I“ 5'“ “i505 11"" V." now. his fiance. The carriage drove to the VQ‘WWN‘MM “I”- resldence of Dr. C. N. Haskell. on Wash lugt'nn nvenue. dnrd reporter he ssh! that Miss Earle family forms port. wunot at his home; that the no not in Letter Carrier PM?! the hnhlt of visiting there, and had "mo", sum Mir!" Incas, never hold any meeting with Mr. PM“ g" In 'hll “C m’ ”In. (; tcr there. It was whispered than tbc 1m, vlelt wns in relation to the recent offer The 9' 91,. amp,“ with “my up. u made by the heirste Miss Esrlc.giving m, harm 0,, C“? m, lest W W ”5'0”! “1 “9“ 0' any 0“" dd“ Thesinglenin tbs mile um were the might have sftsr marriage upon his m,” by my“, (Inns. ate“. Kr. Porter, it is understood, is infutuav ‘ ted with liter Eerie, sod despite the coov ‘ “NJ-nit! 3W dltlomnhcprofm love for him. it b y. y, "W,” city W of m poulblc they will he married iii on early Dnily News. Ht m for Basil”. this. Attorney Olmsumd, of Stanford, who . this if pert yesterday. When naked the obi-mt mm, 0"" Porter's "ll“ 5' sold 0' "l‘ 5"“ rm 1’. Icons“. of Surwflk. ass on a little courting expedition. ml not!» in W yen-ruin “I ”9....-- W- v.7. am am... it v. middle. Inn-wt. m. m lull-vermin“ viii-m " in Wise}... The Dennis bosrdlug home lit the corner of Walter sud anilsnd streets, is still under qmntlns sud closely ‘ guarded. llsslth Officer Trmy visited the home yesterday mom nrwl vaccinated all the inmstm. Last night tliebeddlng run! some other mick in titanium where Peterson and his friend “the night. were token out into ibebnckysrd and binned. lilac (has Moss, W tit mom a: W We upper from. daughter“ at... Will. has not Mk” lie-n quarantined 1" ll reported. ’ mxfiriifichéfitf Therein-cubi- luck of now tkmmritlueflkrmy. “the tvhl of rm». fist-icy for ninth WW‘fi’T . ‘m M.” “SIMS!!!“ whichblw illu- .. ..lir2hmvr..llie rm”. humanoid. “Irv-b9! marinated other. A rewriting luncheon we: Jennings, Poplar Villas, lot night. w- and” l'. Tristan: will sail on the ‘ steamer Trinidad for Hermit, Saturday, When Dr. Haskell was seen by s Steer m [min the Smelt party of which his 0ng W. Thou. Eliot-HM will hsvs an mhsvdsncsiclhcm offer-pranc- ' om runs-gum m .5- ll "F. “1M0! I'lVlIOf, I” like MM' “MSL‘MZ'WMWMH‘EIW 30ch W of mm ymssvn lapel into M luau-lists isms us slut In“. Ila-fl my, whichm st l‘lqt's Opus lion-v. rustyoMI-Mau Thim- mbutdsdumacwvlytosl wan”, lt ”a?!“ WWW“ Inna from liesllt. m.whsscsnnwssns We! tbs has first Am knows of link work. soil it In! at its «up WWII!“ With this .Wmmmnwu mkhstfivfisnfimtflwh all l‘o periodical tickets this week. BARGAIN HOUSES, AND Ami me, 8001‘}! NORWALK. nuts 'ntr run. minnows It! IBE’I'S DEATH NEAR M'A‘TUN. In M ”Itching Inna lawns st lush. wh- tluc Excuse tutu lunch Ilwt, Invliu Ill-s ‘lwsnly Int Into tho Air. The Consolidsfcd r’silrosd “ll, rt," which pram through South Novwslk ,nbsul .11. n'ckmlr.-stmek Jill. instantly. killed no unknown turn at Duisn this morning. The men, who wss unquestionably s tramp, was standing on the cut-bound tuck, wntchiogthsnuons at work on thenrcb over the strum below Fickett'a mmrtwesn Bowsylon and Davies, which is being constructed under the directlenof Fred 1!. Persons, of Brook. side. The man apparently did not hear the spproncbieg min or the warning whistlcof the engine. The mesa-rs slso shouted to hip, but he did not heed the warning. The train struck him and hurled him over twenty feet through the sir. ' Word was sent to this city to bnvo Mics! Examiner Burks go to the scene of the accident and View the remains, but Itc Ind gone to Seymour. The body was taken to stien. rsoYitcmsss AFFIITFTEII ”a! fill! flush)“ the Alain of Helm!- fu Bold. It. Oyster Growers. At s hearing before Judge Shumwsy in the Superior Court. yesterday, the parties interested agreed to the Appointment of Attorney Stiles Judson. Jr., snd l-‘rsnk liner is conceive" of the shirt of 80W Bowl. the oyster gmwere, Ind they were cntrflrmed by the court. The application for the appointment of a trustee. mule by “I; Miller in the pro. hstccourt, was withdrawn sad the en- tire busine- plsccd in the heads of the conceive", who will continue it in the intenst of the creditors. The Bridgeport Standard prints thel following history of the ass : The firm of Schnfl'cr & [kind consists of ace-pl. (inhaler. of New York. sud Cnpflln Ashbcl A. Bond. of this city. It was «pained I year ago last February. Grounds were st once planted and for n time the firm prospered. Finally unusual dintmshms nnnc Mwevn the partition end such made charges against the «filter. Amonling to Captain Bond‘s WWI“, Mr. Schnffer made numerous collections for which he failed to Mcouut cm! which he put to his own 'I'tse. The legitimate debts of the firm were allowed to run sud finally tlwy found them- selves in a pavilion unable to meet them. A New York firm wss the keavisst creditor, having it clslm of 82,- 100 apt-t there. Funk Miller, the cool moron city. nllo hul 1 china for SIM for call furnished for the firm’s m. It was discovered by the credi- tor! that the oyster beds which sve being worked by the firm were heavily ' mort- and. nod faring that their claims would not be met the New York credi- tors clapped an attachment on the steam Bond & Currier. 1 mm 200 Because we want to etnrt th'c trsde s-rolllng. It's'nbout cs ndvertise no we know of. , . . nseruissw 1N count. Inning Testimony in the Divorce can of Walsh Against Willi. The divorce‘cuse of Mary B. Walsh ngninst lmr btubnnd. Michael 1‘. Want. was continued in the Superior Court Bridgeport, yesterdsy. When Mr. Walsh met his wife her mewesMaryBaker,nndshe had one child by her first husband. The mer- rlegetook place in Dublin. Ireland, in 1882.. ”Murmurs ,to. this room. and. Mrs. Walsh supplied a small sum of money with which Mr. Welsh got n [intent cooking utensil manufscbrred and a small may of agents to‘licll it. At one timehc had 200 men steadily at work. Before they fairly understood the fact, they had saved $0,000. Then they got money enough to buy the Coley pluccon the Wilson Point road, in South Nor- walk, for which they paid nearly $8,000 and took the title deeds jointly. Sever- al children were born to them, and s few monthsagothe Inst baby, Gerald, was born. o Baby Gerald is the direct cause of this and family quarrel. Last August, when Gerald was seven months old, Mr: Walsh went home and found Gerald cry- ing, and Mrs. Welsh was just going out. lie ordered her to shy in nnd nurse the baby. A row followed. in which, it is alleged, Mr. Walsh struck Mrs. Wllnb, kicked her, tore her back hair and her spring bonnet,nnd thmtcued to shoot his sister-in lnw. Gerald was in court, acting as if he did not know whst it wll all about, while the story of the domes— ilc tngcdy was told by Mrs Annle lur- phy, the sister ill-law; Annie Baker, the plnintifl’s pretty sixteen-your-old «laugh- ter by her first husband: elsven-yesr-old Lillie Walsh, one of the childrcu by this marriage, and A number of other wit- nesses, Including lira. Walsh, who was on the stand nearly all day yesterdny. Through her lawyers, Attorneys Light and 'l'sylor,the plaintiff has attached her bushsnd's property to the nmountof ‘15- 0000n u claim for alimony. The (Iden- dant'e lnwycre. Attorneys Walsh 5nd Frost, put in s genernl denlnl of: the plaintiff's nllcgnilons. Walsh alligss thst his wife made cxunvsgent expen- ditures Ind was not and is not a lit per- son to care for the children. Prior to this time be advertised in the Norwnlk papers that he would not he re- sponsible for bills contracted by her. She charged him with nou‘support. but he. was'acqullted. Three of the children Walsh has kept at school in s convent in Canada. At the October term. princi‘ pally on the evidence of his Wl!9,‘lle was sentenced to three months in jail for us- ssulling John Reynolds, because Walsh supposed that Reynolds had been ulter- lng statements nflertlng on the chastity of Mrs. Wnlsh. st Sl‘. CARLOS IN COURT MHIN. m (talc-lat" nv Bouncer In a llvlulgspurt Snlnon and Is Arrvsisd. Don J um St. Carlos, the Norwulk col- ored men who tried the "snake game" while confined in the county jsil about a your :30. end who was brought to time by means of n rod-bot poker, wne In the “At tuneup of the prmllngs, so was lands for the appoint- ncntof s ucclver. While this spplica- tion wee pending, Ir. Miller brought Mugs ln the prob-ls court to have tic firi- adjudged insolvent. This math. oil of cutting the shin wns opposed by Attorney Jodsonio the intcrest of Mr. War and tho hosting was adjourned tins vslsslst ms The router! mm M Flaglsv paid. built humus! works. duhnlkflhrls list flee-n. «surmise-sue for one work. This left utters clear for _ jeweled the overturn of peace by l‘llltllllfll f nod llsrl was knocked down. Before he M “iii ‘dlfllmilly Hugh. of Dsnbory. n EMMA-lit of South Norwnlknns I!“ My am for drunken» Ital. lick-d been buying allout the input. Ind sou tints berm ho was Mei up My )1. innings. of the “meany's cities, saved ill-Ibis, pullinglutu from Imdcr'iho Matthvlmtuin. This morning “v”“m’“mmimmmsummmun m ”M city court at Bridgeport. yesterday. charged with assaulting Lewis Hart, another negro. ' According to the Bridgeport l’us', Hut went into the Woodbine to getndrink. For some months he has been on bad forms with Klaus, sin lsemployed there. llsrt tried to make up with Klaus by asking him to drink, but lbelstter re- blow on Hart's misc. Hart then wont for Klaus ln a way that we;- not at all gentle. St. Carlos. who told his Nurwslk friends the other day that be bad I “gill edge“ job in Bridgeport. is general boun- cer at the Woodbine. sod he took a band in the trouble. One or two more ssslstcd could get up somebody kicked hlmln "0'1- tbo mouth. Thee someone let llrc s bppr he glue at him. sud lo the melee he prism hls mu through the glue in s show out. than an officer camp slung sud snarled Hart nod 8t Carlos, who gutting ready to go at it Igsln. go free. end fined llart fl Ind cults. M mum...” ........... ., “stun“...k .- msth of In. restless if. Elwslf. is in the llerwaik «my. m of the people. know , momma vars norms." w. offer of medium sud heavy ”whim. colors, but most all on the M order, in rocks ’ and cuteweye, all sizes, LESS THAN YOU COULD BUY AT WHOLESALE. Why ? onthegroundsofintolersbleornclty.‘ Altogether it was a lively time. Just It court St. Curios told it t-rrible tale about llsrt having an ugly knife, which, he snld, cums w ithln e lislr's breadth of bseking him to pieces. Alter the justice had heard it all he sllowsd St. Carlos to Death hue spin invaded a Novwslk home, outing ssh-ides of sorrow ever the community. The death of Mrs. Frances J. lilwsll. of Union Psi-k, which occurred ysstsrdsy soon, is keenly felt by her nanny friends. andtbelr undercut N _ sympstliiss are extended to the bereaved Km s luv-use sure is Imus. ones. Although ins. Elwsll hadbssnsn Thom. N. Yo Mil-rd rawrdn Invalid formiisss,ksvdsstn,sftsno the death of spoplsxy, st llllltowu. short Ill Illness. is particularly ad. on Wednesdsyflfueh mummified. Even though-stings“ hesitant» do- wholearnsdthstradecfahsmssmaker cos-d was always of a cheerful and lemltfswyssrslatsrhs opul- stnlsbls dbpetlttonmhiob coined father ed I lam making tsttbllshment in g. M slavgsnsniberof friends. 1'1» funnel "ma-fl whilshsu mm Kb “Wuhan-M willbeheldfremherlsi‘e "discernm- M W. November 0. 1m. m sly um It too o'clock. is». r. mm m- W in ”mine a, x flobtswlllomclm Thsbcrial will nutrition-minor W of Dow beryatsr the this list. The failing batik of his wife lbrced ms! to sfswlight hell “of Spring good a way to emu recurs mews coucsrcsrross or unions sensors or ixrvnssv. I Ilstivn t- ths Invrow Possum ~Way Ila- d- Ii. MI It't laminar-Th- Sculls .l'lvn Ills llver School [louse fills Ftlll cabinet in Discussion. Editor of the 8eufi1wf:——an: lu paw ing through the village of Rowayton. wo heredookednt the nhntnwnu olthepro. . posed new bridge It the crossing near the sullen. where tberosd is to be cut down to go underneath the railroad tracks. By actual measurement the space is only twenty-four feet. Sposk' ing as is non risidcnt of that thrifty vil- loge, but from the standpoint of one who drives over to that psrtofthetown to enjoy their nurbor view and the many other natural sltnctlons which are to he found in that seetlon, I would like to his quire of the town ofllclnls, and those residents who ought to be more particu- larly interested, why they have not very- enmestly protested against this nsrrow muse-WI:- l llnve made inquiry, Ind find that the proposed new bridge at South 0s- born stance in East Norwslk is who thirtrtwo feet wide, sud certainly, if this slightly used thoroughfnre would warrant any such width, it seems reu- Ionlble to think so lsrgely s traveled rosd as the one at Rowsytou should hnve st lent thiny'eix feet opening, instead of twenly~four. Cannot some. thing bedons in this matter, before the nllroad people oootrsct for the iron work of the proposed bridge? Why do not the residents of Rowsy- ton bestir themselves? lxrrmrsren. South Norwnlk, Ilsrcb 14. the Iownytou Sch; Bonn Site. Editor of Emnmg Sentinel: Your correspondent, who signs himself ”A Taxpayer," objects to the location sug- gcsted by "Common Sense" as not being central. it has been control for the pest sixty years, u it is About the some ss theold school house site—not a stone's throw dilemmas. It is outside of the Derlen pert of tho district nnd Inside the Norwnlk part of the district. Durien‘s convenience should be considered as well its Norwslk's, and this location is only justicc'snd duty to both towns. The Weed property is nnturnlly dry and healthy, without my expense to make it so; the owner wants to sell, and tho price is only m0. Now, the Sunnis property, the owner don't want to sell forschool purposes. It will cost the district not less than $5,000 when the expense is all paid, besides the expense to the district of proper drainage. The Weed property needs no drainage. We want the school at once. Dissgrccment has hindered the choosing of a location for the put three yesre, end if we insist on the Ssmmis property the law's delays will put oi! the building of our much-needed school for three or four years more. Cosmos Sues Roweyton, March ll. lllll Auntie" Site Suggested. Editor of Ewuiug Sentinel—Dun Sm: The correspondent in your issue of the 10th inst. who signs himself “1‘. ll," writes that he ell-need to be present st the school meeting held st the school house on Wednesday evening last, and says: "Our impression st tbnt time was that those parent, representing the mn- jority, were deceived as to the status of the question It issue. This deception, if the term may be allowed, was brought shout by one of the spenkevs quoting or rsadlug the statute law governing the proceedings wbsra land in condemned for school purposes: that he wished to impress the theory that the action of the court commissioners was tins! and that no appeal was possible from this decislon.“ Someof the vendors of 'l‘ur BENTINIL may be impressed by bls wording of the article tbstl intended to pm- lles deception. The speaker in fa. tor of rescinding raised the ques- tloo. sud i read Section 110 and 120A.» of the Store of (lolllltw‘ ilcot, relating» eduostlen. It was tin-u ttstcd by mother voter tbstJubn ll. Light told blur there was no spinal. Another lswysr in South Sorwslk er- prssaadlbssslne opinion. it wss sup posed that nftcr the Snprsmernn gave its decision. the district could proceed es the law directs. If the district would consent to moving the school house further from the center. one of the llnest lots in tbsplacs esnbv boughtof Themes Ind layneli for 01,500, sod shoot one Weed lot. and occur to the depot . . (l. W. Buns Rowsyinu, Ifarob la. momma sum... Wanted 01 Wool tassimere Suit. ‘ lll Wool Blue llix Cheviot Suit. 10.00 , Silk llix Worsted Suit. .Thcsc prices for Friday. Saturday and The N cw Edrodon Cloth, handsome culors, yard, W00 mods—Goods block fsrthsr from the village than the mu ‘ “mom , , Still, ' 7.50 I050 stoma ovsecos'rs taro, ,, ' . Lunar mmsm n 9.00 13.50. ~ * ‘ ‘ , _ _ new 1:11:0an - ”.00 . - children’s Suits and Shirt w ' ' plenty of them. . 16.00 I 3.00 , Masonic Building, Monday only. Norwslk. Nowhere will you find the prices qu _ low as here. _ln this'department great care is taken to get the newest and best colorings in Wash , Fabrics Our nssortment of line Wash Goods, such as Dotted and Figured Swiss Mullins, ’ l English Milli-nah Dimities, Figured Duck. etc, will compare favorably with that of, any. class hpuse In any of the large cities. We call special attention this week to the following Three fllundr‘cd Gingham Dress Patterns, in lengths of 8 0312 yards, per yard, M Bengaliue Cloth, guaranteed fast colors, yard, Stripe and Figured Duck, one of the latest and most Stylish Dress Fabrics for 1894, yard, Uropc Moire, Beautiful beyond description, yard, 12 1s. ,' Printed Dimities, new and novel designs, yard, 17 IT WILL PAY Y00 WELL T0 SEE THIS STOCK'BEFOBE PURCHASING ELSEWHEll; 12 l'.'i This department is filled with N ew and Elegant goods in the Latest Novelties of both home and foreign manufacture. For varieties in style and low price we take the lead. Note the his" lowing “Specials:" Forty-inch Henrietta, New Spring colors, yard, French Flannel, all Wool and 40-in. wide, yard, Fine Black Serge, 50 inches wide, worth 98 cents, at this sale, per yard, only Black and N avy Storm Serge, 40 inches wide, all Wool, per yard. The Norwalk Boston] Store, CORNER MAIN and WALL STS.. NORWALK. OT. Telephone. 57-4. t. a THEODORE OLSE lll Washington Street, South Norwalk, Bonn. A Special , Sal to x March, 15111, 01 ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes. 31? Pairs 01 ladies’ lurn Shoes Worth $4.50 at 0.85 oar Pair. THE ABOVE IS THE BIEEEST BARGAIN 0N EARTH. “ pairs of Louuebury, Mathewson & Go’s Fine Ladle? 4 Shoes, made for a lar re store on Broadway, New Y ' City, that failed just slow the goods were shi .. l..ounsbury, Mathewson do 00. says: “This is positively the in lotol'Ludies’ Shoes over turned out of our factory.” [ther‘ _ :, bcipght them, and for 60 days will offer them at half price, to owe: ‘ 200 pairs Lsdlss' button and lace, welt, pat. tip, worth $5.00,» 02.50. 100 pairs Lsdles' button, welt, pat. tip, worth, 04.50, st 02.20. 100 pairs Ledics’ button,:c. S. tip, worihtmo, at 02.00. Also another lot from Purkor,}lolmes «b 00., as follows; 100 pairs Ledles’ well, worth 03.00 at 01.05. 100 pairs Lsdles’ pet. tip, worth 3.50, st 2.00. 300 pslrs Ledies’ sample Oxfords, sites all to it. worth 2.00 st 1.00. . 100 pairs Lulles’ Satin Oxfords or Sandals, till colors; sizes cl to ii: worth 3.50 for l lb; :00 pairs Hell’s fine shoes, st 1.00. ‘ we pairs lion’s Blockers, worth 11.00 st 1.25. 500 psirr lion’s Goodyear Welt Double Sole, worth 3.00 at 2.00. 100 pslrv Men’s Police Shoes, worth 3.00, st 1.50. W -—- » w ‘3“.an
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