Wm
lord. Cute 0 Lite.
, - Firt- bruin- out last night in the top:
‘Mmm wam" “’“T‘W floor of the Grand Union hotel in Stan» I
doudclhdtt'lrfll‘l‘ld '{éuln‘l'triL-I‘ I ford. a tiIII-IIIIIrI' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIII, and
W01; (“now“), min'm“:I:M‘q littlo lIJIIIIaId Thornton IlIIIIIiglIIIIIIII.
“my, ”nu“, m3.“ Tum", Intent III-IIlIlIIIIIIof Mrs B P. Dobb and
. tIIlIIII-IIIIIIIy tIImrtlyI-IIIIIIII-.’husband. perished in the flames. The:
””0" 0" ml“ ”‘1 the “Oilslr- dinnugt- III the building by tire and wat- -
or was $1,691). I,
The Ilro started III tho room (It'l'lllllt‘tl I
thy Mini) DIJl’b and wife, and it In Hippo»
edtohuteoriginutt-d 1mm :1 IIIIIIIIIII
%.tluu Mr. Dohh and wile had gone to
fthIIthdatro and their child was hurnml
’ to death during their lll):~t‘ll(‘(‘.
1 Baum not» ‘ filiifill‘lllfigl I lintmitti’v‘lo? They had left the buy III tlIIII'IIrII III' II:
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ brother at hint. Dobb, but he honing;
“an". and Population. 'lthnt the boy reited quietly In his crib
Ra WM urange theory of the eflect :ttttlllflfilthjw stairs to the hotel ottluI
m We immigration on the sum to- for a fun llllllillvo
f the population is propounded by -
(3. Fisher in The Popular Sci-
, I~.thly Mr.Fishercontondsthnt,
l *3 iron increasing our population.
In immigration has actually
its growth
.. support of his theory he instant-es
rapid increase among the early New
Whittle“. For the 50 years that tol-
’f ‘ the Revolution the population of
1' leconntryne it then “as dIIu-
Illa! man every 23 years. The standard
It'yins Previous to the beginning of
new immigration was remarkably
hi‘ll- The people had plenty of every-
thing and produced large families and
W proud of them. “They were sure
therewould alwaysbe enotIIIh for all
and that their children would enjoy its
‘ good if not better conditions. "
l |'I'herl immigration poured in from tho
ty micken hordes of Europe and
likeproportion the rate of growth
has the native population hogan to
‘ The foreigners II'oriIzt'd for
waged, they requirtd III» of the
Mott: and refinements of life; tlII y
m‘ the whole standard of living
‘ middle class and working peo-
Mr. Fisher believes that to this
a Meringof the standard is dnothe fall-
, 1333 Ofl in rate of growth among the nu-
’ hepopnlatiou. He hclIIII'IIs, too, that
We nhould have been better oil and 111 ro
. even, today, without the for-
didimmigration that set in about 1530.
7.31auanr1..1n¢. m
I. ,-
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Maintainer Renard.
point (It llll‘ thermometer tor
MrhourI-I ending at noon today
. allow zur-I: lowest. ttdeurt‘oa
-Almattac [or Tomorrow.
uIscaIaoso nit IIIIIIIIII:
She Assaulted the Man who Promised to Harry
Her. and he was Fined 55.
III YIIIIIIII'IIII Illlt'i‘ (‘.Iurt, yuan-Inlay
IIIIIrtIiII;:.~;,I_I'I-I the New York Herald
Ella \\'t.-I'kworth. l\\'(lll_\'4'l|,zlll. was III ;
raigIIIId on a t-lIaI'gt- III‘ aseault 'In \Vaidr- ,
211.:1- Louinvt, tl11rty-1Iight,a tIItloIsIIIaII.
t‘IIII II'IIIIIIIII said she Was engaged to ho
111:11'1'it-II to lIIIt‘IiIIIIf. but Luau-III lll'IIVI‘Il
tube. and III} Sutulay IIIaI‘riIId:IIIthIII
II'IIIIIIIII. The other \I'IIII..111 was All»
Lllllt‘ Davis. «I.Iughzt-r III‘ lt‘ilt’l Davis,
t'I'hINI marriage was duly l‘t't'lll'ill'll in
Tim fit'llllln'l.
Alias \VIII'lIII'IIrth IIII‘II llt‘l‘ fIII'nIIII'lIII'-
t‘l‘ \\'IIIIIIII~III:I:I' t‘I'I't‘l‘Illlx :II lI'IIIIrtIIIIIItlI
IIII'I-III‘ and Third avenue. SIII- .I'IIizdIIl
him by the throat and tried to I-hnki'
nitn. lltllll‘fl‘lltll'll Mum” and throw
lllt‘fi‘t‘I'lllztu down. .\ ImIat III'IIIII'II III!-
lt'l'll‘tl.
A 1"‘lll'I 2:11.11 .Il'l'l‘nll‘tl II :III. 111 watt
tlII-wIIIIIaII IIIlIl liI'Z‘ I.IIII'y. I’lllll mid that
tlIII man had lIlighIItl ail lll‘l‘ hula-:4 of
h IIIyIiIIIIsw'. Lulllltl'l-Nllll IIII wound to
tIIII'rjr III-1' last \\t‘I‘li and sla- t'tIl‘urII-d.
SIl1I~ mart-Em!IIIIIItlIIII'IIIIIIIaII.
M iI-Itt'aIII Mott's >yinpathivs WI‘I‘I'
with IIIII \\'I-lil..lt llt- ItirI-hargtul lit‘l'
and III» d 110 IIIIIII $5,
CRIMINAL STATISTICS.
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_ , and Disposition 0! Cases.
"rho” Poor geoplesf'l‘fueta. ld ' ‘1 (.‘IIIIIyItI-IIllIII' .‘IltIad ha. sIIlIIIIIttI-Il tII
_ gent t lugs 0 “la,“or .4“ ;lllt‘ governor a rIIpIIrt IIIIIIIIIIII'iII;: I13.
mhlflednot so much by patient toil-an lt-rinIinal NW NW.
2,533,232flkgie ‘I‘thfncé‘v 3:35;: nIadII up III' the reports of tho statue ill—
mach“ the under dogs in tho llltltlu- 1-'I‘II'I‘III)'.~’IIIII‘I prom-rural}; :IIIIII‘IIIII'I‘ Ul-lllf‘
“kl fight can remedv everv (1an. (If ”Mr (Illl‘ll’l‘i of (.IIIIIIIIIIII l’lII'III of flu IIII'IIIus
mge themselves. It is certain, morc- .Hfiflum' . . 7 , .
‘ lt‘ lllllIIlIi'l‘ IIi I'm-I.I IIIIIII,;I1t llt'lttll.‘
Inuit :0 it: id: theirs?” This is the uni-! , m" ““1 “WY “id“. (‘ulIle'-
vernal law. in”?! .1. Ill'tlllll'lill I‘llltl lllllt‘l)‘-:t’\'t‘ll nullI-It.
I We may inveigh as W‘wm agaimt \hlltlili‘ll. lI. ‘(IlIII'I-I': prom-outing. Ill-
the great industrial trust‘s of thodar, mm"): “1 m“ (.“j'nflm (mm M (“up
time founded on the Standard Oil plan ZlI’Ili l’lIIaI: for l‘Illl‘lI‘t’lll- mutiny. l't‘lh‘tl‘lldl
Though the methodsat tnmh resorted m that htt- lIaIl IllanN'tl III . . llIII'III
”the” great corporations m0 robber \Vt'i't" tII'I-Iity-III'IIIII t't-ll\:I('llIIIIH;, th-II'II
Vmethoda yet the principle 0” which II-Ilmttals and :III'III'Ity-IIIIII- llltllt":
their success rests holds firm, the ”in- A sIIIIIIIIIII'yIIt all thu- I'Hlll'ls‘ III the
, oiple of organization and co- operation. “I'm" ”1"“? ‘1‘“! ”W“ “"‘n‘
II'Ihe millionaires in these I-II.-IpIIIIItiIIIIsII”t “ll kill‘lsdmtnn IIIII :I't‘tll'.
IIWGI'G poor mum” “he“ lllty began, I Il.IIIItII‘I’II‘I t'IIIIYIt'tnnH \I':l~’
’ moat of them, some of the III 1m chauics, - 1‘11””15 ‘ “W“‘y' . "f
«has bOOkaEPC‘I'S, ClCL‘h’S, Ctt.‘ rum“. [\Vflllly-lu‘ill', Illlll tilltlt'itr- IIl' It‘lllll)‘. The}.
great success is owing £0101}. m u“, lib-I l‘IIIIt'II‘II'IIrI- II'ZI'I IIII<IIEIIIII IIIIllI- -.~' and II I ‘
_‘erulnse of their brains Early and late 1"“ 1"” “‘"l 1m“
I. they worked and thought and scheme!
ioproduce the system which now cua- I
bias them to control their respective:
lines of industry. They put their new I
Flillihllt‘fi til, _\’I‘;ll'
‘I {IL-I
‘.".".’ tum-s.
l.hli;l ('IINH
The total
ll'IfI, Ill.
Ill‘illgl'I‘I‘llll‘lllri
:11-
IIII'Ib s upon II- l'l‘llS.
a IIIIIIIIII- ll III I :II: .;3.
ls There a Revival Coming?
\VII)‘ I‘illllltil XIII'IIIIIII IIIIjII) IIIIII'II a
”83 together and worked and schewcd F‘l’anl as New llaI'I'II and min 1' (lllt'.\
in harmony. What is to hinder 1mm, It'IIlIaI‘ing‘; ll.1.<tlII:[IiI.I III IIlIl. llllt'
Working people, farmers and everyhody ‘I-IIgIIIIIs :I\\':tl\'t‘lllll;: “I (l {min tIIll
Inid~t'.' .l)111'in:.: tlIII last two II'III-k's Ila»
ItttIIIIlaIII'II at llil‘ prom-hing stII'I'iI-IIII at
t‘II-I'Yrst Baptint I-hut‘t‘h ha.» :II'IIratzIIII
,IlItII’I‘I two lIIIlitll'IIIl t‘III‘
' IflII'IstiIuis (If all lvlll' I'huz'I
else from doing the same? “but they
do not know about 00- operation tiny
I can find out, just as the giant magnatcs
had to do in the beginning.
(‘.Il‘ll St'l‘Vlt‘I'.
'lIIIs' llli'I'l‘ IIIIIIII
~ New York harborwould need 93 guns fpl't‘st‘llt night I.IfII-I- night. .15 it not
4' ti”Willem it In case of war and it has ,riIIIII i'I:1"':I 'gI-III-I'al III II'I-IzIII'IIt in ”I“
f In all? ‘9- l‘lllll’t hos toward a glorious Invalmn‘iun.
tonight 1101‘. A. II. Wyatt will yIrIIzu-‘II
in the antisr I'lllll‘l'll. This is lllt‘ I: 8“
not tint: of t‘lIII
L: I Id tlIiiIg< l‘ t'xIII'I: IIIIl.
A terrible and bloej'd cunning secret
order In announced as flooded and flour-
ishing' In the United States. Its dread
.” mysteries, its occult laws, grips and
‘ mallards are familiar on] to tho=e Post- Office Statistics.
" who have passed its hidden p rials and
3 .. xidden the 80!“ around its 5:3“ hiding I Pustmam 1 Bent dict furnishes the fol—
Dim to the music of hollow gro ans ‘ l wring start-Inent of money I'III'e‘iI'tIII and
p which the WW wang echo back I.” affiw ll‘tllt‘y()1'llt'l'lillfillit‘I-ls[l'IillHle‘It‘tl at flir-
Iright. This secret order, so ’tiI'I said, is If
named the “Patriots of America,” and
its awful purpose is the free coinage of
- like"! 16 to 1. Are there any “Patri-
. oil of America” down your II ay?
For-.11 amount received for.
tuanIII IIIII'IIlIIyII-s, postals. etc”
\. I I 72.3
.‘IIIl fil'ty-Iour drIIIIII<tiI- IIIIInr-II' -tI1"IltIIs
'wI-rII ls‘htlml also .216 iIItIII'IIIItiIIInal
IIIIIII-y orders. Total amount, $1i!),liTiI,SIti.
$11!.-
. It}. is a little odd that stock specula-
ion on, both sides of the water blame
President Cleveland for disturbing the l
even tenor of their respective gambling
when“. Why do not some of them
lam Salisbury. first. for refusing to
titre any reply at all for six months to
wineriean note on the Ventzuelan
Wary question, then for refusing to
/‘ Irate? M re patriotism, if they had
Would 'ctate that the American
.L'ghmblers at least should blame
it! the scare.
BROAD RIVER.
('iIIrII'gII A. Ferris is quite ill at his
llllllll‘ on the K 'II (‘anaan road.
“011: 1:15 lll‘t‘tl stopped on J. H Wil-
'-"In n it 0 pond until next II (‘t'k so tli It
’lII‘I iI'II will havs II «home to iIIIIea .I in
liickin'szz.
The Christian EnioII‘or society will
hold a social in the chapel on Friday
evening. January 24.
.hllea‘ Clara Giles is on the sick list.
What fools those anarchists and other
Hibmwho see in the present war
We only n plot of capital against la-
law! The yer-y thing that capital' Is mot -
the earth to keep away train just
wit in war.
‘-'..‘._I111.~‘to("k Hill.
‘I
tt‘t‘tilllll- of old age.
The Letter Div S tints hold a prayer
net-ting: at the roIidI‘III'II of WIIIIIIIII
White, lent evening. ‘
311.:1'1I13I1a I
was shot yesterday on
Inn. in the flush California days
never no a gold region that built
here rapidly than Cripple Creek.
turned from a visit with relatives in
Brooklyn.
,tII the I'III‘inIIl INIII ItII-ItII.
utII'i-Is and a toast ()l':
1' IIItlI Not-walk post-other during INSII’I:L
stamps. ‘
TlllW lllltllSHIlltl 1-; 'III hundred1
A horse lwldngintz to Allison FrIIII. of I
M Tarbell have m.‘
I'And the Best
“In tho. Fall 01' “till. my son,
ll. ll. “017.11.hadnhuvocarbun.
IIIII IItI his III-Ik. ’l‘Io tincture
lanI'IIII it. but gave him no pur-
Inauuut benefit.
REEL?
was then I'IISIII'tIIII to. and the III-
ault was all \I'IIIIIIIIlIl have wished
IIII. ’IlII- t’illltllllI lt‘ III :IIIIII ItIIiI'k-
II, lllIIl IIi~ llttlllllls IIIIII III-11m t
~~~~~ ll 5 Hot 1.11:, I" hatnpluin. \II.
The Only
Sarsaparilla _
At World’s Fair.
SENTINEL PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern at this Garment
May he Obtained by Using the Coupon.
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'withtht' ug'ntn (It How II'I'IlIlIrattd BIIqu'
Glow-Fitting Pillll'l'llh‘, by which we can
pro.» nt‘to our 1:1III'I I'IIIIdt rs some of their
‘I-It'y III-\IIIat and IIIIIiI-osts pattIIrIII of
Full and I-\IIlit'it directions;
garments.
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company each IIIItuIrII.
”we. (II-"‘.I.
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b'dflw
‘Ilfi' in front. lIaI'k. III‘ at lltI- lI-i't ‘~lI'IIIlIlI
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“In "all fronts
and MIN: :11»: ”Jill! "H.
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'IIIII‘II-Inartn M'Hllto‘ a~' llll‘l"‘ll'-Il ‘
twp and bottom and arranged (“It‘l'l' ti:tI Ii ‘
linings. tl'.-. lIzzgtthzz-Ia Slt'Illltl"!‘~‘ :IIII
IIIII'~I~IIt lIIIrtlIa lII-iIII: sIIaIIIIIl tII ('tlllfIIl'llI
'l.llt'r >|III:IItl:
1'. Illlltl III-I'HIII (If .I‘Iut'uI is I-‘IIIIIIIII'II .I by a
thing IIt'It'riIIIIliIIII and will
four small h‘llll‘l‘t‘tl pulls of tho thin {:le
l'lI'. 'l'hII I'ull l'IInIIiI'I- yIIIIi'~' itl" arr; 11;-
I-Il IIII'r short IIIIIIII;~' III" satin, llil‘ I'irI II-
l.II' Irl'LIII‘J.‘ I‘IIIllI- III
lined with tutti; satin that ~lIIII' ~ with 1'
I"I'III'_I’ I'lpplo.
I'IIII-I'I-II
IIIIIII;
gI'II-II VI’th I
llll‘t‘ lit‘ll Is I'angiit “up IIII IIIII 'lI ‘I't fl‘IIll!‘
\I'I‘.ltlIIII1I.~IIIIIlI'I'II.\.‘IIIIII'III~ \I‘lVI‘l. III!"
IIII‘III'IIIIII 1|!‘I‘1lf‘ltilifi. a IIIIIIIII yIIkI- :11 II
1I~113.:’IlItIntIl .‘I'lt‘t‘Yl‘rI‘ of \'l"l\‘t‘l 12111 In :IIEI
III], III shown in thI' lLIt’h’ \'ll'\\‘, tlIII pa!-
r'I'II providing for thia‘ addition. HIS
lixhttn'a'lh lI)’ lllt‘lli"tlt' (‘.III by (ll'\t“.t‘1d‘t. ‘
'llui‘ IlI
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in I'lIIli‘ntI. IIIIlI’IZI‘, Illlll‘. 1-.IIII_:.~‘.-I
,IIIII- or IIIrlI-t'an (l‘I't‘l‘ satin. tI-I‘I'IIIa HI‘ I.I.
I'alint- linings. Hitllll. Dresden Ill' l’IIrHIIIIII
I'ilIIIIIIII SIII'I'IIIII‘tinfr the (it‘l'lll'fllltlll. 'l'lII
<IIiI‘1‘IIl1IIIIIIIII: ('Zl'l IIII |IliIlll"(l and tin
-.-II.III.II‘II lII~1IiI-II IlI-I'11';1:.'Il with l;;':-.~'t'-
lilt'illt‘l‘ll‘, law or spanIdI-d trimming
with rich IItl'IIIItI
'l‘IIII quantity III" lbiIII'lI wIIlII lllitll‘l’lilll
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I'I'III'IIII'I II III lIlillit' IlIi~ w”?! fl 1' Italy
lll'WlIIt: a ‘2‘:- lilt‘l IIII.t thoutsurv
.‘ Mil": I"III a '}|' 1m I s '/II. ", yards: int :1
tI-jnth m1. . 1y .IIIl
’I‘iIIIJIatIIIrII, “lilt‘ll is No. III'IlI" :IIIII
I'ntailsi’or l‘I\'t'lll_\ IIIII III
ii to wt for a 35': llll‘li.
IH-iuIIII and III-iIII'lI bust lllt‘llrlll‘l‘.
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lintitling tIII'IIIII l'It‘llt' III. any sizII. of ,‘III.
l'ut this out III! in _\I II I an: audio! III w
and III. III III ii I I itt II
lSt‘urtevant’s Bargain House
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I II'TI'IIN x.. mm. my” . I.\'
This IIIIIIIIIII and I.I mm» \\‘I II” ~I-IIIIII
III-IIIII IIIttI II! .It rIIIII. \ I It a. Math Main
and Ann stII- t' ta, Ulllll \Ill\\ll Ilk.
.\ lvlillt‘)’ (‘IIIllII' III" I'I l'.‘Il h.
wIII'n III'IIIIIIII lllt‘ Ilt‘t'lt’, and the full l'.'111~ I.
YHERR
ill-IIII'lI, :tt} iIII'lI.
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“ugc's mine
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mourn-II.
It holds glass together
like the qlassit ' tech. and
sticks “Ill! doo lull) st
to ospeak. II is. gout-Ix! It
all to totals. can. may 1.
nothing, and is. III; IgIILII lt.
I to apply.
'I Requiics no he: .1 In .
EIdnng
and
Barnes mounts. Sold everywhere.
CANS with patent cover for Medium“.
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3000 Bottles
‘Hale’s Lung Balsam,"
Hate. been used in Not
walk in the past three
years. It is. now the stan-
dard rIsIIIIIIlI' I’IIraIl I'IIIIglII‘,
voids and bronchial! trIIII-
bles Syn: iztllyt,’ YtItItl {III
childten. .
25 CIIN'I‘S AT
HALE’S!
THE COMMENCEMEHT
(if llttt NI'W Yt‘iil‘,
brings with it many -.
IIIIItIItitIIH III \lh‘ll“
I‘ :II' lHII‘ (‘."Illlllllkll':
aunts and illrlll‘t‘ll
llt'll' Si III'lI'a‘. “I l
I'lII-I'I't‘Itlijt join IlIIII
IIIIIIII-I-I', Liking IIIIII I
I-I't yII'IIII- in the fact:
that We IIIII‘II sonar-f
thing III show IIIIII‘
\\ III I \I .II I.I'III: t'Ii' .IIIIII, .IIII‘I Illll h.. l‘t‘ f
H III I-I Hill :‘IIHI’lln I I' I. H‘II II M It
:tlIlI hit 1:; HIIIIII III.II ‘II III tIII Inst
III'IIIII {ht IIIIIilII Did“. It llliv lIItII III
' "III I III III I tin III: II .2 II sllllh’llnlll tlIIIl
mi Illl"l amount of fuel and least [Ilwhl' ‘
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Pattern Works
0. H. Aisthorpe. Prop.
[Enlrrtainmmli
Return Engagement
Iv.
Monday, January l3th.
II I W ‘IIII II. I I'IIIIII III ”11..
1IIoIIwaLIt arena HOUSE“
III I‘.;III .lHllI\
Reynolds!
[1/ ,‘ II III I.IIIwI-III, I'IIaIIIIIIl,
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living of :11I}‘Ile--;.I'I'IIIIII I'IIlI‘IIt. Th“ waI~ rI!.- 'II:III .I III-‘EI II- I1 -:.I I
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linings 1m- I'I:IIIII1‘IIII glow- lt'l‘li}: I.) '\I IIIII . I '. ! » II .I' I.-
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11111-2 IVIIIIH‘F,‘ II:~..1'
NGRWALK OFERA “GUS E.
'-'-l1(.\..l"-Z‘I[,\II,
Saturday, January {8,1896.l
lIIII'I.lII'~‘..I:iI‘ I'IIlI11III “,IH.
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Monday, Jannary 20th.
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Thursday, January 23d.
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Master of Mystery!
Wednesday Eve' :5, Jan. 22
\IlmisuIlnn-Iw. DINIrEIIrH‘n Hi" I :Z'III I‘I'olIII-k.
comment- ing at E III-lock.
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Our Anhual Opening
EM BROIWDERIES
And Ladies’ Muslin Underwear!
10,040 [man-5 II! 'II‘IIIIII'III' Nissan and L'IIIIIIII'II‘s Underwear, all ll’t‘bll, new, lCllIllIlC, IIlltl IIOIIt-slly made.
The greatest gathering of Choice St} '25, for little lllIIllC)’, I-I'IIr shown
This Important Event Opens Saturday, January I8
It would he uttt-r {IIllI' to attempt to make up l'ndcrII'IIIIr at home, when the material alone would cost
I;th In 0 ll' WY)“- 111:. complete, and you get honest matetiu!s,l10ne<t making. no skimping, and the
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THIS IS A GENUINE MONEY SAVING EVENTJ
EMBRODIERIES! “c
Iznntinueoui Great MIIrk- Donn
Space Will Only Admit aVery
Few Quotations:
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01': each.
Cambrtc, ()nlt two to a I IIstIImII.
Swiss, “Hm H W Dress Goods,
Univ lWI‘I III a I'ustumct' Und
. . erwear
"amSOOkI Chumiaca, 25c ’
Edging, Night Dresses. .wC Domestics,
’ . Night Drowns. sot“ .
‘lnserttons and Night llrcssus, (IIII‘ Lmens'
INiqht ItII-sac: $1 to K' ' '
‘ .' ~- ~ . Itchen Furmshm 5
Match Sets. LIIIlIl'a llrnwern, 17 I: g
I.\Il ”In Latest [mpmmnmis' Child's (ion-1H, 3ch and Jackets
Child's CIIttIIII l’launcl
Night Drawers,
‘l.il(llt'." Cambrit‘ limpirc
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‘ IIIIIII» .IIIII lam-r. IItI tIIt lLllllL litbldl Sets of three pieces, “it,“
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25 and 300
We have IIIICIII'II our new limbmi-
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Norwalk, Ct.
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we ARE MAKING
A Sweeping Reduction on
Horse Blankets and
tap Robes!
To Avoid Carrying Over Stock;
at the End of the Season.
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Disputefi TELEPHONE CALL, I3.2
Queshons
"Thule 1'110 21 IIuIIIlIoI' 0t inipot'umt questions at the
pies sent time that me demandiu I: the attention of'
public men. ’1‘ lane are disputed questions between
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821m and lohnnie llull, etc. But the Ladies of Nor—
walk are all of one mind that 0111" stme is the best
plan 0 to buy their St tap] 11d Fancy Gtoceiies, and
we have not to settle it. by arbitration either. Prompt
attention, quick deliveiy.
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER,
33 Washington Street, South Ndrwalk, Conn.
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