11111111111111»: 1111.
Funeral el captain William helm, to h
111: Ihlflme mum—1111mm Ind
' ; “client: at the lily Over the Itlm.
White“! of Captain William tied
, will he held tvnuou'ow afternoon at
:3) o‘clock, from the homo of his dangle
tor. Mrs. George Stevens, in Thwayton,
Rev. AJ‘. Smith will otiieiate. assisted
IV Rev. J. H. Slater. thatives and
' Immediate friends are invited to attend,
The. prayer and praise sen tee 11111 be.
held in ,tlie lt‘tittll't‘d‘tlfl“ of the East
. Avenue Methodist Episcopidchnn-h. In |
night at7z~lf1. The pastor 11111 bc pres:
out and lead the service. A special
meeting of the oilicial board will be
held after the meeting.
Charles N. Arnold is installing a large
Standard furnace in the residence of
Mrs. Goodsoll, Henry street, and also
has the. contract to 0an the heating
apparatus in Miss 13‘. h. ’l‘illotson s new
double house on (‘111'11 sheet.
The proposed electric lighting of l‘ 11st
Norwallr is all moonshine now: Intt.
~ then, it must be tron-11111111111 that in
”But Norwalk the moon shines much
brighter.
On account of the fuue .11 service of
Captain William tuidfrcy, the Jtmior
Magus will postpone their meeting un-
til one week from Friday, January :ltst.
Jesse'Aynw'sltxmp, ”Mary R” " was
badlydnmagul 111 the. ice month. the
caulking being toin front b11r scams, 1
and yesterday sho sank.
J. Wallace Marvin is having the Hub— l
hard house on New strcct 111sl1iug1cd..
James Seeley and George VanKurcu
, are doing the work. r
The case. of Keogh vs. the \"011111111
Tramway company. for 11 ant of answer,
is do'wn for 11 hearing in the Superior 1
Court, tomorrow.
Wallace ()sborn is moving from his,
maidence 011 East avcnuc to the one 1111~l
joining, occupied by his father. 5. Enos
Osborn.
Capt. Joseph llanfoid, of Usbor 11 11v e-
nue, who has been confined to the house
for some days, is 1111111 to 111.1 out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Birch and Mr. 1
and Mrs. Icstcr Wheeler. are in New
York today, attending the cycle show.
1111‘s. Cyrus .\1'111'1'. of 5111111111 1111111110,!
is Whiting 1101 son 111-d. who is quite!
O
sick in Port Chester.
Mrs. W. ‘W. KcyS, of Stratford. has!
been visiting Mrs. (i. F. Smith of
‘ Henry street. ‘
Miss Frances Donuelly. is entertain-1
iaghor cousin. Bliss Anna Mcany. of 1
linit'ord. ,, 7 >
Edward Gray has moved from South {
Osborn avenue to Fort Point street.
A new heater was put in the cast-
bound depot, yesterday.
w
Mrs.5 . 5‘111'1111 B1 tts is sick at 11111' bonu-
iu Maple av 11111111.
A Miss Louise Stockton.
.\liss Louise Stockton is well known in
literary circles, not only because she is tho
sister of“liudd1-1- Grangc's“ author, 11111
for her own work in 11111-111111. periodicals.
‘ Among her intimate friends Miss Stockton
8
is always called 1.11111 and is admired "
withu sort 11f wonder by those who r11-
. member her delicate health in girlhood
.1 and see what. she has been enabled to ac—
' mimplish since then. 111111 first. essay in E
the field of literature was in the form of a
tract.
Uncertainty and Certainty. ’
Two men met unexpectmlly in the cor- 1
.. ‘ rider Of a down town office building.
" “Hold on. William! What's your .
hurry? Howarc you? You look worried. 1
Anything wrong?" ,
"Not much, but, to tell you the
truth, I've just left ———, and I can’t.
tell whether he. has liml to 11111 or not.
How are things with you
"So so. I've just had a big disap-
pointment, ti at’s all. "
“You take it easily. "
“Think so? I’ve had a deal on hand
for three months, audl expected 1111:1051:
it out today, but this morning the other
party told, me frankly that ltis princi-
. pals couldn’t take it 11p. Now it’s .111
my mind and I’m glad of it. ”
“Sure there's no funny business?"
‘lsnm. T! '
“I wish I was. So long."
One man smiled and the other scowl-
' oil—New York Times.
He l'ndcrstood.
4, Paul Louis Courier, when bitterly as-
‘L’sliled by al‘rench professor," quietly in
marked: “I fancy he must be vexed. Ho
1 calls moJacobin, rebel, pl I"l.l1‘il~lt thief,
poisouer, forger, leper. madman, im-
, n , oulnmniator, libeler, a horrible,
y, grimacing rugpieker. I gather
, . he Wants to say. He means that
hound I are not of the same opinion,
and this is his only way of putting it. "
' The war with France lasted from
July 9, 1798, to Sept. 30,1500, and the
., number of men engaged, in the 11.11111
force alone, was 4, 593. The land forces
“canard "and" occurs :1 5,513 times
stile Old Testament and 111,684 times
in 111on Testament. fr. .-m« 1 1
311“..'
‘ sary general one of «iii.
' own orders.
slan 111'11rconil1lenco and s'ipincncssthnt ‘
\s soon as possible was ;
. iug day.
The attainable colt-tit: and sesame!
Napoleon 11 moment-1 in the acid one
due to the excellent arrangements by
11'l11'1b they wet-11111111111. Ills two inaspa
in
horse.
the country through which they were driv-
Ing or riding ready for instant use. The
tents of tho Imperialearringeoould be con- ‘
Verted into a couch for the emperor’s fre~
quent night journeys, but. ordinarily lier- 1
thiur 11nd Murat took turns at sitting at ‘
his side, while Caulainoourt rode close 1111-;
side the door. Behind, and as near the
wheels as possible, rode 7 adjutants, II
ordnance oilicers and I [111mm who must
be ready on theiustnnt to receive 11ml carry ,
orders. Two of the unicorn must- bo fainll- '
lot with the spmch of the country. lbnv
tan, his Egyptian body servant, rode with
them. There were also two mounted
Hlutkcys, each carrying maps. papers and
lwrltlng materials. This escort- was 111-112
teeted by 11 body 11f unnoticd ehassenrs. In
clean the 11111111111111- aliighted for any purpose
‘ four of Ihcsn instantly did llk1111isn,and
surrounding him with fixed bayonets or
loaded pistols pointed outward to the four
points 11f the compass, preserved this relu-
tivo position as he moved. 1.1111111! all
came tho grooms with exit-11111111111111; for
theempemr's personal use there were from
seven to nine. These were substantially
the arrangements still in vouueduring the .
Prussian campaign. 'l‘ltcroafter his dis-
trust of those about him gradually in
creased, until toward the 11nd of his career
it 1111111111111 11111111, and then, as 11 1111111111
quench, the inunbers of his suit were
111111: 11 diminished.
W henvvnr there was necd of post hasto
theemtwmr found relays of nine saddle
horses or six carriage horses prepared at
intervals 11f from 7 to 10 miles along-
bls route. in this wayhooftcn journeyed
-at tho rato of ll miles 1111 hour for six
hours at a time. Similar arranuenients
on 11 much smaller sealewero 111111111 for the
staff. This body was under the indispcn~i
sable Bertbior 111111 was so numerous as to
be practically capable of subdivision into
several In 1111111 than were 18 adjutants,
thrco heads 11f departments with ."1 adju-
.tnnts, ill stati‘ oilicers and Ill cuuiumrs.
Under tho 1- hie! of nrtilh-rv was a personal
stuff of Is oillcers, under tin1 1- hint of en
gineers one ofltl,11u1l undcr thocon1mi-1-
.\rriviug at his
night. quarters, the emperor found his of-
ilce ready—~11 tent. or room, with five
tables, one in tho center for himself and
' 111111 at each corner for his private snort»
torics. (in his 111111 was 11 map orit 1111111
11nd dotted with colored bins which 111.111.
ed the position of ova rv body of histroup.
for this 1' 11111111111211 he had o11l1' oin- in 11.1-
istence. prepared long in advance by his
the) had none.
tarranpzcd the emperors bed chamber,
acrosstho door of which ltustau slept.
111111111ljol11lng it 1vasauothcr for the bill
ers on duty. l)111ner 1111111111111 less than
i :20 minutes, for in tho Ilcld Napoliou 11111
1 little, and that rapidlv.
ing ho was asleep.
At. 1 in the morning the commander in
'ehicf arose, entered his ollic,1- 11 hero tho
secretaries were already at work, found ,
1111 reports front the divisions ready at his
hand, and than, pacing the floor, 111111111111
his dispatches and tho orders for the com
There is an a1c11pt11d tradition-
that he often simultaneously lilillptts‘t‘ll
11nd uttered in alternate sentnnc cstwo dif
formit. letters, so that two s111rcturics 11 cm
busy at tho sometime in w ritlniz papers on
diflercnt- topics. The orders, when 1'11!“-
1 pleted and revised. 11'111'11 huttdcd to Her-
liy 3 in the morning they were i
thior.
on their way and reached the separate
corps fresh front headquarters jun before
-the. Hiltliers set out on tl1~1r march.
was by such perfect 111111'111111-t'y that ac
curacy in both command and obedience
was assured—«Professor W.
Century.
Interviewing Ill Oriental.
A certain oriental diplonmtist kept me
for two hours laboring with him through
an interpn tor and than at the 11nd sud
douiy asked, "Why are you making tlmso
notcs?‘ ' I told the interprcter 111111 were
to form the basis of my fll'fltll'. “To 1111-
pcarin 11 111111'spnpcr?” "11s; what. did
your 11x111ll11111 supposcl Wanted them for
11s1-r ‘” And then the diplont: itist rose to
his feel and gt-sticuhticd wildly. saying:
“1\'11,11o,no! I am afraid of the 1111s
siansi" And that in English, after going
through the force of 11 couple of hours’ in
tcrpretntion. lliavo my notes now, but
of course the interview was 11cvcrpub-
lished. lsearccly fancy 1111 would have
fared so wall at tho hands of some Ameri-
can or French interviewers. And, as n
11111tt111'11f1‘11ct, lrather felt. myself to ho
victimized, for the intent of my visit. had
been fully explained by letter and an ap-
poiutmont 111111111 by his excellency's secre-
tary bei'orohmul. Moreover, 1 derived no
. useful information from his excellent-y to
compensate 11111 for tho circumstances 11111
i tier which I was privileged to make his
acquaiittaucc.
Still his views on oriental politics ro-
11111111111111'l111ro they were, as far as I was
noncoructl, since I did not- wish to 1111 tho
innocent cause of his 111111111 by strangling,
decapitationor what not when 1111 roturmal H
homo to his native 1111111. 011 tho whole,
theraforc, I should maintain thuttlio EIIR'
lish interviewer is 11 person 111111111 more.
frequently sinned against than siuuing in
the matter of good faith. —\ational Re-
view.
...__ - a... .1
A Son Captain's Story. .
When (taptain Stewart of the Vortigern
was in port ho told a story of achuui's
experience. llis chain is ilaptain‘l’ctcrs
of the Blnckheath. The incident happen-
ed when Peters was second mate of tho
Strnthinore, a sailing vessel. The shipwas
wrecked on one of tho Crozet. islands, in
the south Atlantic 011111111. lie. was the only
one of tho ofiicors saved, and among the
passengers there was only one lady saved.
The island ,is barren, but. there was sub
ficiont vegetation to sustain lifii'for five
months. and then for‘ three months more
ith1-y sustained
themselves upon blrds‘
eggs. They were eight months on the is
1111111 and were picked up by a passing ves-
scl and taken to England.
The lady organizodasort of sociot1'.Sbo
said “If we ever 1111111 this island .111111 let-
us make 11 compact that we shall 11' rite to
111111 another at. least onct1 a 1'e11r."l‘bis
was agreed to by all the cabin passengers,
and it. is a compact that has been faithfully
kept. The Indy is growing old now, but
she still keeps up her annual correspond-
ence. She resides in England, just where
Captain Stewart did not. know. Neither
does he know but nume.—Gulveston News.
The northwestern Indian wars lasted ,
from Sept. 19, 1790, to Aug. 3, i795, and
involved the enlistment and actual set-1:111- “ "
«8.9881119!»
companions were the grand marshal .
Dome and Caulniueourt, master of the ;
The latter had always the map of .
It is significant of tho i’rus- ~
Ily 7 in 111111111111- .
It
M. Sloane in ,
Connecticut Patents.
The following were issued January 21,
1111111. List furnished from ofilcosof \.
'M. Wooster, Patent Lawyer and Solici-
tor. Bridgeport, Conny.
, J. H. Show, New Haven. snap hook,
311. Morston, Hartford. flexible tired
1111111111 11‘.L.I1‘1un-r.liloriden, automatic
regulator for continuously fed extension
111111111 fixtures: .l. E. Dever and t). .\.
itlotter. Waterbur , boiler: S. Morris.
Waterbury, table and 111111 kot; T. (‘11rs-
lcaden. New Britain, shelf brackc:t I". D.
Ihx1h11'1-ll,13ristol, bievele bell: H. W.
an1kett,lla1adeu. bit brac c.
TRADEMARK.
Premier (‘ych1
panv, Bridgeport, lllt yi les.
Fractured his sum While Splitting Wood.
James K111111.11;:cd.tlii1"t_1-'~ti11 of Not-
oton, died ntlbe Stamford hospital .11
iii: l1'1o'1111o1k last night from injuries 1'11- '
iceivcd while splitting wood. 'l 1111 au-
1
which tl111 1111I'ortunnte. 1111111 1111susing:
141111111111 above,
,strtu Ii 11 clothes line
i him, 111111 1111111111111111111'1111 such force that
l his skull was fractured.
Percy Ferris.
——\V11 11511: 11' It Light.
Manufacturing com: .
Enterprising Advertisers.
A great many surprises are 1 my pleas‘.
ant. Such is the case with those in
1 slow for the nuuiy readers of The He 11
1 onipany,
! trade.
1 Enterprising Advertisers.
Young men will be interested in W.
' .\ B1111cdict&Co. s new atheitiscinent
today. Th1 y other a great bargain in
suits of medium size.
Jacob M. Layton,
F’Ira, Life and
Accident
I N S U R A N C E l !
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets. and 5tcrling
Drafts. Loans Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
UFFlt‘ll. 71 ll .\ILRU. \i) l’I..\t'l‘1.
\ext to Post. (lilic e,
,h'tll'Tll .\1111\\’..1\il\', (‘tl.\'.\'.
' Notary Public. Acknowlcdimn 1115 Taken.
they go to
i "mam...“ mu“-.. M-
‘TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
Real Estate
and insurance!
‘ WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk.
Persons looking for 11 lot. or house 111111
5 lot. with the view of purchasing, are invit
ed to call and culmine our list. W e [1111 c
them for sale in every part of the city at
reasonable prices and on easy terms.
1111 311 if
A SIGN OF THE TIMES!
11-11111 11211111 to [11
11111111111I11tl IIImIi’ tll' ii
iii 111'1illtlllll\ 111-comic
1l-11sui it lIt‘I‘tl a [tub
clcnuiu: up or repair-
111,1:«11' regulation J|l~l
now! If \‘out' iimc—
|111'1'I1 need-s uuv kind
ofattcutiou vou \1‘1Il 1111
111-ll to let us have :1
ltmh' Ill if. 'I‘Ilv "lot-i1"
uoo'thsttoonnvthing
and 11111‘ 1'11111111'1111: 1.1-
ch-nuiug it u-wls 1111i
1..» 1i-vue 1111' you \‘111'1'
11'1l.~1tili.ltl).
HOMER B. HOYT’S
1
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
bust 11 ZELUFF:
i Wit-111511111 111111 lictail 111-111111411
1 Fish,
oysters
V and Clams,
Lobster-s.
The Best Assortment of
1 Fresh Fish to be Found!
1
HORSE RADISII GROUND TO
ORDER!
Pure Maple Syrup!
Pure Tomatoe Gatsup!
Pickeled Oysters i.
'l‘11l11pholn1t'ull. lit—ll.
“V
Dr. F. W. Darme‘r,
SURGEON 11111111511
:12 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Teeth Filled
and Extracted
Without Pain!
\1'tillcial 'Icclb 11111111111! \\llli11lll l‘l11tcs by
11111 I: itcst impr'o1111l 111ctl Innis
.\ll opeiuiious pittaioiln.r to 111111111111 llcu
tistrv pcrfouocd In 11 skillful manner at about
one hnlfthc pric 11 1 bar .{1-1l bv otbct dentists.
TN 1111 \‘quI' to 111 MW of 1' li.li'(.;1. \illt'i‘t' other
t1111tb111'clobc inserted. .
I lady in attcudtun 11
OFFICE HOURS.
Frotusa.111.1111iil.'1p.111. Open \l'cdncsday
‘ autiSnturilav1111t1lsp..111.. 1
All work 11111111111111] for live years.
Consultation Free.
J.‘D. JENNINGS,
U N D E RTAK E R.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk. - - - - . Conn.
Opp. h’trcet Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM S'l‘lll'l'l‘.
TELI'ZPIIUN l". 7.11.11, ll.
'vou 11111111 no BETTER
Than Leave Your (irilers for
Print-
ing!
Office.
,1
At the Sentinel.
HORSES!
Horses Bearded
FOR THE
Winter!
.\t our 8111111111111“ Watcr .51.
i11thxcity.or at our Eihf
Norwail. or \\'1-st .\‘onvalk
farms. Good11':11'u1~t.'1bl1-s.
largcyu'd forcv rciscmpcu-
111;; to the south. protected
111111111111si1lcs |1_1' buildings.
(‘11.1'111'11! experiu-nccd 111112...
1111111 in attcudancc.
RAYMOND BROS.
.______._ m-_
For
the
Best
Printing
Leave Your
Order at a
the
, Sentinel.
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
DEALER IN
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
Borders and (wilt. Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by posltallij
Estimates Cheerfully (ii1 1.111
YOUNG MAN!
\Vhy lake the chance (if illyiug
without, Insurance, when Four
(fonts 11 day Will .'
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1.000!
()1- Sixl‘ t». ,1 day will giveyou an landow-
111entoi"l.1u)o payable to yout'sclf it 11111
live. With insurame, like everything
else, the best is the cheapest Insure in the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co.
0! Hartford.
is. s. L'HoquDu-zu,
lit Washington Street, 50. Norwnlk.
.. f' .
I
itinel, if. after reading the bran new ad-1
.ivertimntent of the New York (.ronery:
their store and"
g ,
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.I
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers,’ '
l.gTRITS
TRAM 8L HYAT,
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
1 Annual January Sale of
1
l
A FEW OF THE
Domestics and Linens.
Commences Saturday, Jan. iith.
MANY BARGAINS
Which We Shall Oler During This Sale.
(tood yard-wide Bleached Muslin, 611.
per yard.
.\11 the best makes of (.‘ottons at Cost.
B11styar1i111'i1ic Unbleached Muslin, be
per yard.
‘ licstv vanl- wide Fine. Sheeting, tic per
Besty _1ai'd wide The
per vard.
Good 1pi111it_vl.’1-in. Unblcachml Mus-
lin. be per yard.
,Best t|llltllf\' 451- in l nbleachcd Mus-
lin. 101- per 1.1111
(hulqualitv -l'.'~in. 1311111111111 Muslin,
s1 .1 p11 y1.1rd
11'}; Shooting, 1%.:
Best quality 4'1" in. [limited 3111111111.
1111' pe_r ml.
Best quality erIII. Bleach"! Mlhlin,
llr [111' yard.
Best quality M l.’ nblearlud Sheeting.
1.11 per yard
Best quality SH Blondie-d film ting.
1111- per yard.
Pillow 1' uses, Iii-1' 1» in. well made and
good muslin. 2w pr.
Sheets size “is!” in well lniltll‘ and
good Muslin. £11K! pr.
FLANNELS.
Extra 111-1111' White [hum Flame-I.
711' 111111. '
”11:11:: Twillul Shaker Flannel, N'
III-r yard.
N1 '11 Patients in ”1111111: Flanncls,
.1 l‘ r yam].
[Ian-lama: Pattern» in t' town I ash
.111 an. 11 per 1.1111
H- .n 1' II: air -'nlo11 n Flaunt-1.11111 brow 11
may pink and ml to. pr 1' yard.
H111 .111 t'ru'htl Qnill-. full sin»,
ti 1-11 II
59-11:! I“.11'~~iti'!'11blc Lino-us. Nap-
l.;u- .1111! ancl . f1 -1' this sol-1.
Tristram 8. Hyatt NorWalk, Conn.
Better Than Agate!
Solid Copper,
Nickel I’latf'ti
Tea Kettles and Coffee
Pots !
'l‘l1c51'go..1l;s are guarantcctl SULID COPPER.
and not brass. lilu: some imitators. T1111 11.1.1111»
soutest tea pot you can put on tho table. 5.511.
551'; 4111,651';5 pt, 751:: 1; pt, 85c.
'.\'.1. 7 112.1 IiiiTTlJ'IS, 73.311115.
N11. .\‘ " " :11 1:13:1's
W. S. STURTEVANT,
N. Main and Ann Streets.
‘SOUTH NORWALK,
CONN
i
I
1
d
C. II. RARVEV'S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
1.1.11.1» and gentlemen desiring first-
thus help in any capacity can obtain the
maze immediately at the above agency:
also than: 1114111 11., - po.~itions, either male
or female. can 411'an employment.
‘1’
C. H. HARVEY. Harvey's Shoe
Store.
I" North Kain street, South Norwaik.
1 OVERCOATS!
\'1_-.1' lot 111 Blue and lil ack.
>1 111 .o éi"..11" 'l.1tlortnm.1,
latest stile. satin waists and
sleeve lining» Diagonal wor~
stul _
SUITS!
in 111111 and black $11.51) a
.1113 All _'rc:111b1r1;ains. (‘1111
and Hamlin
H. GOODWIN,
i‘IO Washington
Street.
oil-‘1 1y
’:NELL|E M.DISBROW,
- J«111:2: 11 111-1 Airtim-
Teachervof Piano.
Terms. Reasonable on Application. Ad-
am: 31‘) 11111
AGreat Deal can be Said in a
few words ifyou only Strike the
POINT l
The 111.111.1113; in 11.11.3111 is this-vibe partnership hcrc-
, rotor: existing [between Mr. Filth and Mr. \‘auAlstyne
11111 the South Somalia Beston Store has been dissolved
Office!
lil‘lladtcs' 111111 ititssc's I‘nzih ranging
in pri1'11i'1'111113'511.l'.l to $9. I'J —l1tst ycar's
stv 111s mostly 11111111111111'11111' lit—the 111111111
lot at 11111 pri- c, and th; it is *1 oiliac h.
1
1
goods—we put tlu 111 at 2.11' last WV 11111cs—
d: 11' thcv are going: so fast now that 1v1
1put them 111 the newspapcn It simply
{means come early if you want them.
ERcmcmbc r the. price, " 11' yard.
1500 yards best tilxbl calico.
yard
-I ‘._.c per
Nit) vards lvi brown shccttng "111111
=st1'11u 'th 111111 good weight in 1'111 t 11'.
what 1v11 ought to be asking. 1’1'111- will
' be 4' ..c as long as thcv 111 111! out.
Is
.311 pieces bleached towclituz, you have
all had these goods and paid front 31' to
be per yard for same, our price, during
1111111 11mls strictly all 11'11olf'1ncics.loc'
pper yard. ,
.llr. Fitch retiring.
1" 1‘: ”TM llii-iilfllclll.
111111111 c1111: 1111.1 “for 111:1 1cm .
.\s it": 1151. al at such times, money
T here 14111“ 1111 wife: the following great
That. s abut we 11'ant.Th.1ls
11131.11 1'.-111111: 1411111111.: 111.1 have. 11' not from you irom Sulllc'
one claw; 111111117111 goods are bound to sell fast at these
pt: 1:11:11 .
this sale. :‘fl,.~' per ymtail, .1111! only 11" 1111.11 .1...” i.1-511~' f...1 bin-'1. 1",,“ Tin-v
."411'41‘ V11 “Womn'r'w': .1111! 11'-«11111111111! :1 i"",.'H-l.ll‘ inc stocking
'13 pieccs apron glintglimunm. 1111.1} 21111111131"-
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picccs 5101' dress. goods, all]? kinds and
stylcs'at'. the one pea-1», 331' per yard.
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until ”411th 3:11:11: linvl titciu. Price
jut-t “MW-half viz: lou- per pair.
Allis-101‘s of childn 11's cotton flannel
ia'zht nines-2s. 3‘1- cacb.
3511111111 $11.11.; susIs-udcrs. full size
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no"! pair.
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manning» all colors. worth from 251', to
5.1111- pcr yard. chariot: up price, 1'.":1-
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Remember You Cannot Expect toset These Prices Forever.
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