a llWAflle.
it HERE Alllllltlli n “It
.SEITW’i will“
. vi ~ .
“Islet lbs Things 1 See and liar
omit. mu u , all and Vicinity
lilo. Their Biur’pl lourneylngs.
, The'County Commissioners are In Stam-
ford today.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
audfln. William W. Bloom. of Tolles
Mot. '
'depeclll cmnmunication of Old Well
Lodge, No. till. will be held tonight, and
the thirdslegree conferred.
.v...
s
About twenty Norwalkers atten'ded the
dance at Guthrie's hall, Silverminc, last
night. They report a pleasant time.
wFox Cycle Co.is open Saturday all day;
also Monday p. m.
The Fitmen club gave a dance ln'l‘oquet’s
Opera House, Westport, last night.
Smythe’s orchestra furnished music.
The report of Superintendent Olmstcad,
of the Connecticut Hospital forthe Insane
at MlddletOwn, to ti!l governor, show;
that there were 1792 infine persons In the
Mtution December I.
l . .a
“ii-Allie Drcyer, who l‘h‘ttempted suicide
Wednesday afternoon, is getting along
nicely. Dr. Clark intends to probe for
the bullet today.w
At the meeting of the Arion Singing
society, last night, it was voted to haven
Christman tree Wednesday, the 25th
‘ inst., and to have a festival and dance on
New Years eve.
~About «Ill styles of sleighs to select.
from, and more coming. Wright’s re-
pository, Franklin street.
One of B. ‘T. Babbitt's advertising
wagon horses died ‘at Gregory's livery
stable in Norwalk, this morning.
James Sutherland, of Belden avenue. is
ill with malarial fever. '
Principal H. B. Wigham, of tho_'()ver
River school, was taken with sharp pains
in the abdomen this morning, and up.
pendicitis is feared. Dr. J .(leegory is in
attendance. '
Mortimer A. Warren, agent of the State
Board of Education, in company with
Superintendent A. Blanchard, inspected
the sessions of the night school in town
last night. _
The ladies of St. Paul’s church will
give a bazaar and entertainment on 'i‘lilear
day and Wednesday evenings, December
11 and 1'2, at the Norwalk Opera House.
Supper will be served from ll until 10
o’clock.
-—-All. of H. Kricncr‘s trimmed hats.
must be sold before Christmas, and they
will go at half price. '
John School», the plumber,. who is
obliged to vacate his quarters in the Li
brarybnilding, on account of their occu-
pancy for y the Water Commissioners‘
business, intends selling out. He will go
South to spend the winter.
Two plucky young ladies of South Nor.
walk,i\lisses Lillie Froeb and Alice O'Con-
nell, stopped a runaway team belonging
to Contractors Mairs & Lewis, last even-
ing, at the foot of the Hamilton avenue
hill. /
It is expected that Mr. q'rant, of Kau-
nas, .wlll deliver an address at the meeting
of the Young Men's League. 'Chestnut
street. Sunday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Hospital association will-be
held at the Nor-walk Library, Monday
night. . I '
Norton Benedict, son of A. L, Benedict,
of Bayvietv avenue, was run into on
the Franklin street. scliool grounds by
another scholar. yesterday afternoon,
undone oi his eyes was badly injured.
Dr. Hitchcock dressed the wound.
'The llipay dance to be 'givcn Tuc-zday
night in Arion ‘llall by the children of
'.Trinity bunday school will make a very
pretty spectacle. ’l‘hccostunlcsnr'e guy.
the movements graceful, npd the music
out by, VA little specialtyiu'whiclrhliwos ,
Li .bifl‘lhlaiher‘nnd Lillian \ankins intro-
duce some wry pretty and graceful steps
is sure to please. l‘lvs-ryl'me should are
, this, Tuesday night. ileccmhcr Will, in
.Arion Hail. lanc flllii Cl'tfillll will lu‘ will
after" the entertainment. ‘
-—Ali ofour 5'3 link will lll‘ mid for :34.
These hats are made of tin: lilies! ol' wi~
vet and trimmed [wold-My wzlh hull"
f plumes, at ll. Krieger's. ”
The first annual convenlinn of ii» \3'”.
man’a Fdreign Mifisionory,rmcil l)’ . 1'
. amlConncclicut lwl-l )‘L‘r‘l' ~' l.._
‘prW 'HEVPKI- DI.‘il‘:,'lll;2-l \'.'l.'l‘l‘ lli'l'ividli
e
h
from mostl‘of the town lllll: cilicza “w. of
H11 Crandnll J. North lll'lsi‘ilrll‘lllllli rz'v
‘ parts were heard from tho vimrprw’hlcula.
Mrs. C". E. Thompson, the sci-rotary oi the
society, made an interesting report of the
. for.” work. , 3‘70; new auxiliaries have
i been formed. ’l‘wo mission hands have
, dropped oht, but Junior Endeavor socie—
“ . Wu have tilledthe nap/and live mite ., box
" » areas” have been added.
the Connecticut river. in all. ulfuil l:..»,:
2 . commune
' l
Deputy inspector G. W. Raymond. .of
the G. A. R., visited Ferris Post, at New
Canaan. last night. . .
Deceptive advertising only pays tlII
you’rs' found out—then whatl-~Sani
Davis. ‘ ‘
The annual election of oliicera of the
Advent Christian church was held. last
night, with the following result: Clerk,
Francis 8. Alnsworth; treasurer, W. U.
Byxbee : society's committee, J amen Even-
denl William“ C. Hart and S. W. Velsor;
tithingmen, Morris A. Saunders and Oscar
Partrlck.
A candy sociable under the auspices of
the New Church Aid society of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will be held
with Mrs. James Golden, -i Fairfleld ave-
nue, tonight. The entertainment will
consist of vocal and instrumental music,
rrcitatlons. etc. The candy will all he
homemade. A genornlinvitatiou is ex-
tended. ‘
.———-——¥~
(NORWALK NEWS ON FIX-“Til l’Ab'l-J.)
What sculpture is to a block—of marble.
advertising is to business. - . Sam Davin.
Garters.
Garters have always been considered lm~
portant details of woman’s dross since the
days when the loss of that necessary Iloni‘
gave rise to a courtly speech from a mon
arch and tho foulldaliou of a noblo ordor.
Down through half a down centurion
comes to us the custom prlwtlccd today of
having the garters as a finishing touch to
a bride's toilet. Tho particular girl friend
who is permitted to slip lhom into place I!
considcrml to stand the best pmslhlo chance
of wedding happily huforo 1:: months are
out. A speedy marriage is also promised
tho fricnd who M‘t‘lll’l'tl tho privileao oi
looking the bride's garters—a circle oi
white silk elastic (‘Ut‘til‘lltl wil h embroidered
white satin. .
A pair of jorlcrs worn Ivy Moria An»
toluclio wcro prclly pink silk bonds, club
oratoly embroidered on the upper half ll:
tiny jewels and gold thread. in an Amcr
Icon family are preserved the bridal garter:
of n tillml English anccslrrss. Theso are
of while silk. nearly two inches broad and
decorated with round buttons mudo of
scod pearls, from which suspend pearl
cords and tnsscls two inches long—Lon
don Princess.
Kitchen “’ork ls Elevating.
Wlwn no make up our minds to face a
difficulty. enthusiasm often carries us
away. and win-u limo for action arrives it
is past. 'l‘licrvforv', it is not improbable
that tho young woman who has oxprosscd
her willingmml to lake tho place of cock
will feel dismaycd when she rcalims llcl
ignorance and her responsibilities. She
may know how to male. pastry, but he:
idea on such questions as roasts and vcge
tables are hazy. to say tho loast, but she
can soon Imrn. 'l‘horo are many to whom
this kitchen work Iil‘l‘lllS degrading and
menial. but. when we consider how much
thought and ability are required to per
form it well, We may reasonably conclude
l. lot on educniml woman is no more out
of her sphorc in tho kitchen than in the
drawing room. The plain question is-
Hhallnve put. our hands brovclyto tht
~ broom and hu-‘tlnz‘spoon, or shall we con
tlnl vto prostrate.oursolves before the Jug
gcrm nt of cuslonil‘ Should wo sacrifice
convent ionullty or ourselvesl—Exehnngo.
A llnht» headed shoemaker dashed
Allen-wry prucrhiuu 1,...1 piles-Cd;
Ilut his wll'c ul sonn- 27m.-
ln the sole n such shoe.
And now he (qu stick to his last.
Popularity ., '5
indication
of merit: The fuel that iilC Russo Cram
Co’s factory at Gloucester, Mass. is in:
largest of its kind in the world. goes. in 1.1.2:
how tremendous the demand it for
Le Page’s Liquid Glue
Ready for Use.
it is the strange»! glue known} the most
deliratv, illc most flz‘be/t'. Suits all unlcrills,
injures nothing, and requires no heating.
BOTTLES [0 cents. Sold eyerywhere. Jo
CANS with patent cover for Mechanics.
Notice-lo Comracmri.
" SEALED "Fibros‘us
he nndersi ned until in n.
electmen's Uf-
will be received h
"1.. December 13, l. 5. at the
lice. Greenwich. Conn.
For Constructing a [load
under the Act cf 1395 for tile “Improvement. of
Public Reeds.“
lnfol‘mallofl’ conc=rning plans. specifica-
tions, at. 3.. can be ohmimu at. the Selcclmen'a
(mice, or at [ca office of llnylcoer S lx‘. Minor,
’l‘i'uot Company Hulldlng, Greenwich. (‘1;nl’.
N l prognosis Will be H ccived after lhe Hum
specified and all prommls not. on blonlm Purl
iliehv'l or nob; ruperl; ililczl out will ho rcjec'i-
nd. ‘ho right is reserVelto Velct nnyor all
bids .
N. A. RNAV‘P. '
lilill-lll -\ )llVlfli, .—.-'elcctmon.
W ll. “Kline Uni
"riled, (harminh, Winn“ November :37,
1H") 1 if“ :‘u'
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. l: I , -.. 1'” ., y m, ‘ ..
ii hit-,7,” 3‘; t 1 Marie? ...
. , ,, _
Wyn“; '. a". do] ”:5, 0,;
”cl.” lu‘ re .6
‘ ' 1'.a.-':mo':~.,.~
I r l :5 .
' ”.91..“ .
Woo-n rhwlrii’
,., , l t .m -
i:
Fit “all": bill .I up . i. . .. .
\V A N If?!) I. "d MED] ATHLY
Young :.'i ill or ill yr an of n c a» cur-l mold
to :i (hild of 2 more. Uil'ldv podilon
to right party .
Position as seamstress or compon'on to lady;
also: position as nourekeepex in‘ widower'o
lamill. first class references- Good home pro:
rumble "I a 1 7 «story.
" . uafim¥.3arm’s‘flhm8
‘70 N3“ ~ Booth
. tore.
Mala street; . Norwalk.
Haiti's THEATRE
MONDAY, DEC. 9
The Sweet Singing wounding),
Mil. CHAS. T. ELLIS.
In his new German-Irish Comedy Drama.
THE MSATIAN
By Charles llfirln Vernon-ital.
'Ths Dramatic Novelty of the Season.
A perfect production of a Popular Play.
Hear Mr. Ellis sing his .‘cw Songs:
.“What I Found in b ’a Pocket,"
"Please Mr. Santa Claus. on't Forget
Me," "That the Song for the Babies."
"Mother’s Maxims,” "Oh, no, Jake."
“The Green Hills of Erin."
Prices 85c, 50:: and 750.
Seats now on sale at Plainted's and
Weed's drug stores. as
ENlERTAINMENT
ARlON HALL
December IOth.
hyiha
Children of Trinily S. S,
Admission 25c: Children lic.
Cake and Cream Salim
fiovr’s THEATRE.
the lights; Commencing
Tuesday. Dec. IOth
RUBINSUN llPEBA Bil.
, :Il) PEOPLE 31)
Strong Cast, Pretty Costumes. ‘nvoriteOperae
REl’EllTOIRE:
Tucson. ‘la Mahatma:I
wensss- "(himls 0i Nillmallllli"
DAY,
THURSDAL “olive"e."
““0““ "Bohemian Gilt"
SATURDAY. "Ha mamlou
MTURDAY “Pillaillien I
nurses.
Prices. lilo, éoc. ‘noc.
Seat- now on sale at l’lairicd's and Wood's
drug stores. ' l i
Secure Your Ticketsior tile
PRESENTED BY
GRADUATION CLASS, ”Jo.
FlrstM. E. Church.
Weenesday Evening. lee. lllll
AT 8 Guinea.
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS-
Tlcketa can baexchanirrd for renewed rea'
tickets without charlie. at l’la'sted‘u Bomb
Norwslk. and Weed'e. Sprwain. Saturday.
Dectmber 7th. ilia ru. d5 lw
Wednesday tuning. llec. I I.
”OVER TH EALPS”
An illustrated lecture by Rev. C. A. Pldllock.
of Hartford. Mr. l’lcldock has traveled cx-
tenslvely lhronuh Europe: is a line swollen
and will Illustrate bi:I lecture wl'h western -p~
lleon. 'l‘lcheteior L-ale by memllele oi Hoya'
Brixade, 25c. _ f :l lw
Annual Supper
Norwall Mllhllliil Clllll’lll, .
WednesdayEnniltllecemler11
. Supper will be served from 5 till 9.
- . . . . . . .. ’\
Admission, including suppcr. doc.
cairn.
Music by the. Sodorsirom Urch
, (iiiz‘il.
Warrant far a Special Lily Meetigg
MAYOR'S OFFICE.
Sol‘i‘u Noun .\l.l\', ('onu."
’l“o .losanuh ’i'nylor, (Til-l'k of the City of
South Norwnlk, Conn. '
Silly—By authority vcsicd in mo
mayor. and by order of tho llourd of
you in uivc, llllillfl' lo lnc lcuol voters of
this city. that n qwcinl «:in meeting will
in‘ held in Arum Hall. on Madison slrcct,
in said city, on Mondny, tho ninth (lay of
lh‘l'i'llllll'i'. ltilfi. :ll nim- o‘rhu‘k, p. "L, to
“l'lIl'uvvordinaopl‘nvoill:-followinarlrcfiolu‘
lion adopted by 3guilt ilmrd oi" Lollnl'll»
llll'll. \‘lzi:
“i.'l'»':l\'lll. 'i‘lzul. 1h:- sudl of cizhi
hunllrcll dollars in», and tin-mun- lu-rchv
in :[ipl’l‘pl'lliil'll fr no lint cily li‘l‘l‘n'lll
for line llill'lllr‘il‘ of llcimyirl: lit” l: ‘51 ...
‘ l‘XIl‘llm‘ of the \‘v'iiil'lllll'! “'in lcyoul. ul'
my
4‘.
M Mr :lrmwirr-cl. from .“'~ lllll f’.‘ nun-ii lo
' '4' .l ":llm in il'.‘. _‘.‘ «illl'l‘
- law-l 31.;11‘ i'l ('.l:.;l‘ .1? mid
llll'Hll'L; ' .
1"liyl‘iiiii‘HIlilili Borodin. iii-m‘wvl‘ dd,
ir‘sl‘fl.‘ ' ,n .
Sim-rd, .‘li/vni'ml'n .‘l. l.!t.". liuyq‘".
ft ll'ill- l .l;i'.’_
\‘u a. .loq. .. ' .. ;.'('lwl:.
l iifl if
.
.i~'. "cl-lore
QilCtl l3 .dliimillbm.
‘lll'll ‘5: l< u wig.- Law-n o. u mu will u - .3.
hi i‘ri'l’l‘lllef ill" (Alli u‘ml’ tho. ll ‘ mu:
uni-slur”. lit} W i-hibulon Mr» L“, until o
«'i'cmr'lc. on theillll nluy or llertumbvr. lain. for
‘myifig’ about ill.) lineal l'e' l l t' 0: inch l. r con-
oreim or ling stone walk. (.‘l‘flllfllh‘ l: lilo: n ".h)
7 feet wide. in front of too properties of Rand-l
‘elleckwetutn of Hour 4 cry-non r, fll'f‘onat‘ll:
heater Il‘.'l‘olles:Jo’-ie Marvin and William
”E. Marvin. on state strewn. south horwslk.
. monsoon. conlmv.
33?? 00mm) use on Streets-and bidewnlks.
I v
Exquislle Evening Em’m’l \
Suulh llolwa’k. “Baptist Church.
as “
l‘ouncilmcn of said city, I hereby din-ct ,
,u
Belleelr China for decoration .
"Lamps of all kinds. Toilet Ware
'l‘sble Cutlery of all kinda.
mom l
Film 88 North Main Smel.
lo I25 Washington Sileel
WILL Bill READY FOR BUSI-
NESS DECEMBER 5
B. A. VICKERS.
_ W ._ 11‘3"-
O’VEBCOATS.
New lot in Blue and illack,
$6.00 '1‘() $10.00.
’i'ailortumde, latest style, satin waists
and sleeve linings. ,
Diagonal Wortted suits in Blue
and Black.
$8.50 A SUIT,
All great bargains. Call and examine.
II . GOODVVIN ,
no \vasmivcrox STRl-I 1r,a
0
lr
may exist as to the
advisability of pur-
chasing this orthat
particular article;
but there is no
‘ . question in the
‘ j minds-i of the shre '-
dest buyers in .\ r~
walk that the best
and safest place to
[my \\'atcl)c:-., qual-
ity and cost taken
into consideration, is
I'IOY'E’S
Jewelry ‘ " and Optical Stole.
if No. 80 Washington Street.
nugtllls'i lV
~ ‘7 ,WEADRY' ccoosslo ‘ y ‘
msTRAM +& HYAT
No. 2 Gazette 'xBuilding, NorWaIk.
HOUSEFURNIHING DEPARTMENT.
The success of this department has been far shesd of our expectations. and has induced as to add many new lines
both useful and orameutul. Ladies are invited to Visit this department whether ih ~y intend purchasing or mt.
Ways glad to have them « strains the new things which are arriving every day. '
i‘
HAVILAND’CHINA.
Elavlland China Dinner Bets, Ice Cfl’m Reti.”0hooolato Sets, Ta 'l‘a Bets. Fwe-U'Ciock-l'ea BetvfiVrltlng Bets.
'l'ilntet Sole. Smelling Sets. Tea Sets and many odd Fancy pieces all in Havlland Chins. Also a full line or French and
Full line of Tie and Wooden Ware.
Our Famous Oll Heaters
just the thing for cold weather. We have them in all sizes, prices from $2.50 to NO
Special Sale of Towels.”
We have just placed on sale 60 drzen sample Towels. This lot contains almost every kind Towel made. We have
made three pric-e on them. 15c, 20c, 254;:
The cheapest towel in the lot In worth 25c and many of the better ones are worth 50c each,
Gloves. '
Our él Glove. real kid, four pearl but-
tons.
A Sonverainefilove. made by the best
makers, $1.3“.
Ladies' Fur 'l‘op Gloves, 75c, ill, ”.19.
Silk Mittens. 500.
For Xmas
We will show a handsome array of Silver-
ware. Look before you purchase.
anan's Coats and Capes.
A big out in prices. We don‘t mean 25
per cent. but a reduction that means
something. .
as Washington Street,
South Norwalll.
”rm 9mm."
n
l
l“
We are sl-
1
. Dinner Wars in English and American Porcelain.
llllSTllAM u llYATT, . The Leading Dry Goods Store,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
SCOFIELD & Hovr
W
llllllllAY _ :7: 60008.
Nothing like this gathering ever .‘ltfi‘fl in Norwnlk.
Men's “Cardigan Jackets. ,,
Newest styles, $1.50.
Ladieq', (He, 3).
Selvet
The new polishing cloth. These polish—
ing cloths are advertised in all the lead-
ing magazines. For information, inquire
at our store. .
Bianket‘Tlme Sore
10-4 00x8“ in., 690, $1.25, 82.2.3, $3.50,“.50.
l)ouble~..bed Blankets, line all wool,
fancy boarders, 11-4 64x72 in., $5 and 86.
100 new patterns of home made Com—
fortables. on. $1.59, 32, 2.59, «.50.
See the demonstration of Pearl Dentifrice Tooth Cakes displayed in our store.
Furniture :1 '
in both storey-l look at our aasortmcnt of HOLIDAY GOODS, FANCY CHAIRS,
’l‘-.\ Bill-35", EASEIS. Ml ’SlCa CA HINETS and RACKS. '
SCOFJIELD a How,
nd Car-pets.
Club Building,
Ncr‘walll-
ONLY iFllll THEEE
cream of the various lots.
. Hosiery.
500 pairs (lenis' lilo Bose, ‘
it I. H 15? ‘-
flentn’ 250 Linen Cuffs.
25 dozen odd lots Children's Hose,
25 by s. u
230:: qu-diity L’ulics' Fast Black Hose,
Jill) Youths' All Wool Scarlet Vests.
Lallics’ Gowns, extra value at 59 :; nl‘.
ilauibnrnn trimmed, at
.n u
" Muslin Drowns, lucked, etc ,
lien
priclfor tnis silo, ,
Ono lot (le'zls‘ Shll’l‘d only,
‘ straight 50;; goods, for
ill r'nonioon Knilling, Yarn.
lHllXUYLY Wool. . \ ..
’A smell l’il of l-‘am; ll‘lw -l and in“).
re. ulur pr‘cv ‘20». 'll
ll and A. or L«-o:n::l'l’ Knitting:
and full “Mejia,
Hutu] l'llit‘.
)
Chiill’a Ribbed nose. no black, seamless, .
Ladies‘ and (lent'e' Hose,
is‘ $1 Underwear, in conical hair. gray and ~car-
let; enactment somewhat broken and so is the
licrnmv'town Yarn. all colors, lie-“t quality, >
5: pair.
ll
29 -. spool.
11o, ill '20:. p :_;)l-l's.
l» XoI lz-ru: t‘ ’11-“.
1000 more of tuml- Cow no
i one Ll'l'ilil-l’ ill u: 13 o; .Kupgl‘y
Qatar-day. Munday and Tuesday,
'I‘he 7th, 9th and 10th.
,/
Tho: prices quoted here below are for very especial bargains. and to much stress cannot be lald noon the fact that the first to buy willgetthe
Alter this sale we go into the hurry and rush of Christin as trade. consequently this is‘ our farewell .Speclal Cut
Price sale for 1895. Thunklnmnu for your plummet! this veer and soliciting the same fox-1895. ‘K’ now all your attention to theseprlces.
Domestics. '
A
«‘JSuuccrs on chili ill” de.
ti. our lust H) .0.
1
i ' l‘ ‘ nmnr
'luu'vrm-komi, -, . . . .
llhcimc-m non-1 19- " " l' 1:. w I'm-n 95+ ~ mm: J for 19c
Sumo-l .5“ Tit-<l'.l‘l;.- l, ill «2 ‘I'i'lvlfn, ll): qualily; in my .. 21‘ ll: oi. l’lfltttr'l" .. . lilc
. >4” 1 3.. A.) o 7.". :;_ ;; 9. ' lilui) ll He or J Ellyn -~r “ ”4 ‘oc : “fr-ml; to- nml'o‘ a
ir ..‘ l, ‘ ., . v -i ,,(.p..1,',. monounjuulh, ~","li:’i4l!'l§l.~x aitlfl.
”Lilli; I'. l. , . . , .‘ ' .r
! ‘\iit w"! 'o 'il l'm'vn 2‘. - ’.lr-. '.~.:,x ‘iw m '.\~.rni H Dowel otl‘nchlL
i; i ‘ h . . - ,, ..1 _ ' il‘fgo chain}: in 296 I"
I .‘.. 3‘ “2.55:3: G i‘rJi-AE‘JQ ‘ 'ilic E l‘r’n...l ll :1 l 'Iijflc n.
’1.’ l‘“ “" l" ; V‘ ' l" l (' “WC“. . l”? l) c V737 l ' ‘3‘ \“H' h- ‘l 3"?" WM ' --o 3‘. h ll lrr for r) '79::
NI \ 1‘“ . ‘ .. - .. t ‘- 3 film “fill r . .‘ 5.. r4' - .f .‘ . ,: 9,0
low .. n hm ll AW“ "Wl 51"” "' a") . i. i own 1;.‘i i; . D“ ‘ ,. "’17-”; h
h. fl»li '3“-‘"‘.'," t“. . 1.5-, .lw ‘ , Mount... ‘ . ‘ ,1
filo“. liking“ L ”I.“ I ’ 'li' " ‘i I. H "l: ‘il’ lili‘~?"‘.’:l;lflr-.:~:‘ .:\ dim“orylll-ifr-nni.
ll’i 24.1.“ i" l" o 'l lw'prr ~l Rpm, min ‘ ‘, l""‘l'1"r“<~“"*3‘ ' Vv" .xl‘l' Linn: l . cr Hr to l. ivo You
i “v ""i ‘ ‘l' “3"“ ell- I” i "'l‘ ‘ “ " lcncpn, 1.. mind .zl W35 '
.v..‘.e-,:. .l‘._ .. ‘ ,., ~...
' ' i . ‘ . 1 p '_ » .' ‘
Buy Earl v, 133'. All I’ll-it‘d.n:- c.2113 UH can...
it I . l
o ‘ j ' . ~ .L . . .
all” «- ‘47... 6:" . ‘l d l. . l? T“, {$71! ll 7 gig
x‘ z W“ a! to. v 15...! d ‘
S}. 1 Km inn! ’0 x ”h «J
V , ., -r' '0 1 ‘I w] a
$3 W’ASI’IIN (13") 03‘ .‘3'1 ELLE. 1 .
. in ii;
9: 7 .
9c u 300 Ladies' Wrappers. all good dark colors. the calico
150 .. alone is worth more than the price asked, viz; 590 each '
.5c -- , 1000 yds best 61364 calico 4 yds. for 193
. 7),.) .. 5 pieces 56 in able Damask 1 17h: yd.
160 t- 3 pieces 72 in h lull bleached (n'rman Table Dames-z, ,
256 each. , ‘ good 75c quality for \ 490 yard‘
.15., u 27 in'. all wool Red Flanrel , ’ 20c "
“9; H v n 7' h Blue .- 200 1!
235 1 ... 7c Dnmet Flannel - 450 _”
I Beet Cotton Towiinz 4.) "
We shall also sell a good many small lots at big reductions.
. , . 59c .. " '
in sizes ‘10 andfiL.
9-59 .. , Kltcheus.
12.2 slic'n Bailing Tins, FlZ : 7311’. he each
2‘33 " I 50 fret good Cottm Lilothrs Line for ‘ 110 ‘\
7,; .. 3 quart'llmumcll So-u‘ Pull for 19:
“mod Wcol. 10 quart llmvy llis‘o Poll for 153 \
. Tc “ Spring 'l‘op ilolesr‘l s (.‘up for . “ ‘96
Sig,lrcst"l;\l'1liti' Wrcd l? 'iili‘t‘PllIB for ' 7“
Wood Polite Mariners for 53
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