Way, Munch iii, when the filth
m at the dedication of the
nut Avenue Mélhhdlu Episcopal church
‘ will take place. will he a memorable day
I"
: . in hirintoryof thattlouriahingchurch.
.‘ judging from the elaborate programme
' that has been prepared. At 10:30 a. m.
I that will be a commemorative fltflloe,
“ for‘whleh the following programme has
been arranged: , f
mm a. m.-—()‘peninn servicee ~(‘l‘he [muplo
alt-mum.)
The Doxnloal‘.
The Lonl's Prayer.
,‘M All the People Hing." llynln No. I.
, ”our!” the Rev. Garret linoleum-k.
> ”Whom-Cantata Domino. in E flat. by W. H.
, Smith.
Mature Meson—By Rev. John Cromliab.
moire-“l WM Glad." by E. L. Aahlonl.
“Hymn No. 619.
Sermon-:3! tht‘llovvifl. i". ,tham. D. 1).. oi
’ PM Theological Seminary. Madison. N. J.
" ~ ' " Bruin err.
Benediction, , .
‘At 8.1),. ya. there. will . be a jubilee
meeting. when the Serwrdk Methodist
climber-“gill be molded in one great
union service, Rev. ti. 1“. Upham pre-
' aiding. ‘3‘ The pmgram’me follows:
,, nt—"l will Sinai? by Henry F. h‘nrlner.
I hr. bylinv. (Illarlea Benedict.
Anthem—"Praise Ye the Lord." by Albert
" Bolden. -
Report of the treasurer. Daniel L'liommedieu
03gb!“ by the people.
Brief Addresses by Rev. AJ-l. Kuvnnutzh. who
will represent Norwalk‘s Methodist Mother.
and by Bend. H.Wyatt. Rev. J. H. Slater
and Garret Hanlcnbmrk. who will represent
thethrec beautiful daughters of Metllmllst.
Rev. John Cremlish and Rev. Charles norm-
plct will speak on The Outlook.
9
Anthem-"Begin My Soul the Exalted Lay."
'by Albert J. Holden.
Hymn. No. on read by Rev. J. ('romlish.
Benediction. by Bcv.'i'. E.flilbcrt. or Hanga-
tuck.
The annivervary wxll conclude with
an evangelistic-meeting at 7 p. tn., with
the following ihnmnnne:
7 ‘Anlhenl'f'fliy Houl.thc Exalted Lav," by J.
nymph.
Wit-Hymn No. no.
my". by Rev. John Cromlish.
Scri lire 1139M"). Rev. ("harlcs Bent-dict.
Oilertoire'Dunt. "Peace." by Alice
Smith.
Singing~llymn No. 3-24. ‘
Hermon. by Rev. 8. F. l'pham. I). l).
Anthemé“A-nniver.-ulrv." by Charles X: ~lcini.
Doxoloun
The quartettc, Mrs. Sarah Simone.
Mrs. Mattie L‘Hommedieu, Daniel
lia ri‘
: “ L'nommeuieu and Frank Merriam, will
, be mated in the music for the day by
Miss Agnes Littlojohn and Miss Jessie
Bronson, violinists; Howard Tilly, cor-
Inetlet; Mrs. N. E. Campbell. Miss Flor-
once Benedict, a. H. Him and H. c.
Morguu;_ Miss Nellie L‘Hommedicu.
organist ___”_.
"Sawingtoan increase of business in
hil'pgtternmaking department, C. H.
A ~ " ' hasengaged'another man.
audit using, temporarily, a portion of
the ball over his store.
E. E. Gotham is getting out his spring
stockof wall paper. and hassome un-
usually handsome styles. Mr. (iorhnm's
reputation fordoin'g first class work is
well lfnown.
E. Apell, of St. John avenue, cele-
brated the anniversary of his birthday.
May. ' He received a number of rc-
membrnnces from New York friends.
,- The sloop thinia went to Northport,
yesterday, and will return with the
household clients of J. Slanson, who two
years sgonioved to that place.
Flank Smith, of Henry street, will
this year'l'ide a Keating racer, from the
extensive establishment of the Fox Cycle
. company,lin South Norwalk.
__ lThe Norwalk l‘ratnwny company has
filled in between its rails at the north
end of the Benedict Farm bridge.
Mrs. Leonard Crawford, of East Nor-
walk, has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Charles Saunders, of Cranbury.‘
Captain Verity was engaged, yester-
dpy, cleaning out the boilers of his
‘ . steamer, the Addie V.
Daniel Craft, of East avenue, sustain-
ed a fall recently, by which he hurt his
head quite badly. ‘
._ 4...”...—
Mayilower Hook and Ladder company
will hold its monthly meeting Monday
night. ..__,,--
' The Reynolds house in Cove street,
" has beenvquarantined. ‘
Harry Newton, of ViinZandt avenue.
’ has the rheumatism.
Mn. 0. H. Keeler is quite ill at her
home in EaSt avenue.
Dana Bissell, of Pleasant
' lick with measles.
, Jerome Smith has recovered from a
f week’sillness.
. nowmos.
Citizens of Bownyton will hold a
mating in (Snider's Mall, baturday
Y toappoint anommittee woonfer
othueommittees atameeting in
avenue, is
ébrothcr, Charles Ulmstend.
mum night, regarding the
N there .
PP? @581?er r“
, I, ‘tl-v .1 an um;
' J . *;~ when g
m
nuts on moron.
mm.q.mw t
Themulical at the residence of Mr.
and In. Morehoule. last night.
was well ruled. and the programme
rendered was greatly enunciated. The
lllllllillltl was under the auspices of the
Ladief Aid Society of the (.‘ongrega.
tional church. The programme included
vocal seleetltma by tho Sappho quartette.
of South Norwalk; piano duets. Mrs.
Mmehonse and Theodore Morehouse,
Miss Foote and Mr. Whitney; piano
solos, Mrs. Momhouse, Mr. Moiehouse;
vocal trio. Mill Birchprd, Mil Meta
Birchard and Mrs. H. R. Hoyt: vocal poneofloolrlugnptllc matter of (meats
wills. Miss Ada Conn and Mrs. Charles inthedistrict.
Hayes: duet, lies Conn and Mr. More-j The n-gularlnontllly met-tint: of thu-
house. " Broad River Church society will be hr“
The Newton club‘s newly elect ed m1- ill the chapel tonight.
00’“ are: 5- Floyd Delaileld. president; During the recent heavy galc one of
J01!" Turner. Vlm'llmidfint; Edward the handsome old maple trees in from
Riley, secretary; Gilbert Fitch, treas- or the residence "f Edward Vourlwol-t
urer: William C. Lester, chuinnanhousc was blown to the ground.
commi‘WRB“ W- L; filley'cwmw m 08. the little daughter or Mr.
0' membership committee; Dr. French. and M . George H. St. John, has near-
chairman of “3““! oftrnstees. The club ly recovered from the menslcs. Miss
i" planing tomve more attentiontoath- Lizzie E. Elks, who has been quite ill.
letic sports and outings this season. is able to be out again.
The case 0' Fred ()hadderten vs. Shea A amiable and dullcc will bc hold in
& ““1““? comes up w the 00‘3“ of Guthrie's Hall. on the melting of Fri-
Common Pleas today, upon a motion of duv, the 13th inst.
the defendant for the plaintitf to furnish . " v--- _.
' BROAD RIVER.
bonds for prosecution. . 3
Mrs. Frank Fielding has returned to i
her home in Mott'Haven, afteruvisit. The Lattcl- Day Saints will have a
at Mrs. Henry Valentine‘s. lchowdcr party in the school house to-
Charles Leonard returned to Dar-ion, nil!“-
yesterday, from Lloyd's Neck. L. LI
where he spent the wintcr. I
The selectmen have not yet called a
meeting for the election of a tax col-
lector.
Miss Bertha SCllliCllllnR has returned I
from a “8“ in Brooklyn. :ncwcst, dainticst and richest stufis from
Robert Morrison has completed hishllovcr the world.
005." studio. I The up-to-datc. pmprictor of the South
iNorwnlk Breton storc will. during the
WESTPORT. ‘ coming week, give a few special drives,
, —“ iwhich are fully outlined in his ncw ud-
Mrs. Samuel L' ““11 and Mrs. (.‘harlcs I vortisemcnt today. l’eoplc who take
A‘ 3‘“de Stamford, are “mm“ advantage of thcm will save at lcast 25
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. l’urdy. . per ccnt.
\ ' '
M” I" H' Na?“ has been spend")? a. Lorenzo Dibble is otl’cring some special
few daysulthrcntltesln New Y“ ‘ gindncemcnts in the way of prices on
Frank Olnlstend, 0‘ Rldgeileld, '11?“ 5 dried fruits. Each careful housewife
ham 0 truest dunno the past week of Ins ; should read his new ndvcrtiwmcnt today
; and beconlc one of his many customcrs.
E- N. Sippcrly “4 drill'uuz ‘1 “'9" {05, Any one who dosircs work llorl-‘cs “‘lll
Rownytonpartlcs. 'finddcsimblc ones oiTcn-d for sale by
St. A mes Guild, of Christ church, Raymond Brothers. 'l‘hcy havc just
is i
met yesteniny afternoon with Mrs. l“. lnmvcd and will be (lisptlsvtl of either
H. Nash. ; singly or ill pairs.
Mrs. Reeves, of Neptune Park, N. Y.. i -
has been a‘guest during the past week '
of her sister. Mrs. William lit-arson. main“... an ., an“, "Mbnnfll 0b
The next mention’ of the Historical so- * Im’" 1" “- I’WlmnviflliM-”
cicty will beheld. on invitation of Dr. c.llgumrll-k was [I’l'llr‘Cll‘JlIt'll'lllllrailul'fll
‘ _ . . '.-.. t'ltfl's‘llll'fl ill 55. :lm ivm ill t m
I“ D' ”Ruined. at tho smutnt‘lun. next nousc of Count. Stimlmuk:iv'crulor. hi.
Monday “W““UH- I" (2 "1190mm thcre- g J. l -xoleil was a law studcnt at tho tlulo,
with. the Chautaut nil, .‘l't'lt‘. will meet I and it was on tho l't‘l‘illllllli‘llillllll n of the
I I
at the same place with Mrs. J. D. Ncw- 1 consul at Hamburg that lilslllurck sclcctuti
t ’ ; him as ill. ultor.
on. "By appointment, ' szlys'Alexuieil', “I
Mrs. Lomnm Tattle. Mrs. George T. I went'to the mansion nt in o clock in tho
Dickerson of Brooklyn N. Y. and ; tnorulng. Bismarck was llli'll at inn-uk-
‘ Wll B T 1’ f S ‘1 rd ll’ast. Uno oitholackeys showed moiuto
rim. 1 lam . ll" 9.0 trflt 0 v hugrand parlor. which \\‘.'n clalhlrntcly
have been gnosts during the week of Mr. urnished. A few minutes lnlm‘ Bismarck
and Mrs. Gum‘fle Dickerson. came in, ldrcssolil in a l«llurll lino morning
. ‘ , _ , } , ; gown nlu wcar my a luck so; cap. .»\l-
John ('Orfk“ hm» hm" “WNW! t?) ‘ though he was only 4.3 ymrs old. howls-l
Robert Martin to work on, his farm 1" , already bald. i told him tbn' i was a law
GNOH'S Fill‘llls, lllll'lllg the coming M‘ii- i sillilt'lll, Mill ilil I‘ulllilu'ln'l‘tl in link mu
son. alllcstlous Whtlc bc win intcrroglltinlz
. um i had a ward chance to i‘Xlillllll'.‘ him.
i ,
. llc was (all ol statnl-c. with broad. square
;.~‘houldcrsnmi thick eyebrows and lllll+
River school. yesterday, for the pur-
Enterprltlng Advertisers.
The Norwalk Boston store announces
a half-price sale for Saturday. beginning
at i) a. 111., when something in cvcry (bu
HOW IHE LEARNED RUSS'AN.
CRANBURY.
Mrs Nancy Mcrrill of Bethel, has 3 ““1“" 0"” ""' “"""|"I"‘ "1' ”I" Hi'lmr
. . . ‘ . ' S T 1 Ilip lhcrc was a cicntl'ix. thormultof u
“sued 1‘“ mother, Mrs. ' “5““ ‘1“ e- I wound rccciwll in a duo! \vhcll ho was a
(“195th (lolev‘g llOl'Si' nu] “\‘vay m; hl‘Illllllll. lil'almuk llls‘llilllil. rl'llllll'klllgi
.r ‘ _ . ‘ 'on are a low studcnt? 'i'hcnyou are my
ccntly, breaking the carnage. - uoni‘rcro, for 1 also have studied Inw.’ llc
At an adjourned meeting held ill the pointcd to a clmir, uunlotl his conditions
chapel, Wednesday evening, it was v0t_ and illxlid tho hours or his lt‘sriUll-u'.
i . . . . “‘ (cu-nulnml to learn your lwnutli‘nl
“1 that the Ladle“ Am “0cm” should lungunuc,’ said he, ‘nlthougb i know that
own the plane. a stranger nuts unhold of it with a grant
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abbott, of ($3.1: lit illQUtildllly, and 1 know. too, the
‘ ' t n to on o stuclos in its pronunciation
R‘dgefllld' hate been ”ems 0f M1" and lint i mu>t uul rid of them pinguuy inn-r.
Mrs. Charles Hyatt. . ‘ prutors that are always at. my hccls wher-
ank Gregory has traded horses with
George Gregory, of Norwalk. ,
Mrs. David Tinckler entertained Mrs.
H. M. Fiilow. Mrs. Minnie Gregory and
over I go, spying my luovuulcnts. l have
already too much of thoul.‘ " '
. M. Altm'icil' oollnuollccli to teach his ll-
' iustrlous pupil llh- liussiun nlphabct and
the pronunciation of curb lcttcr. Holla- at
the Russian lcttcrs made the (mom choo-
Mrs. Frank Gregory 01,! Thursday. ucllor rage. llu swnrl' and stamped, but
Miss Eva Ferris, of Weston, Who has pt! llnsitblh‘l filampgml l” prollfounlcc thc‘m
. ‘ o c 'il) ' v‘c . ll on cr to aci itntc t it:
b99133 guest Of her aunt, Ml“ Lharles pronunciation of tho dltlicult syllables in
E. Gregory. has rammed home. ‘ the Russian lungungc. M. Aloxcicl‘l‘ made
Mrs.IEben Gilbert entertained a party '[ SIEJUDCM WWW “luv-i u purlicull"
0f friends yesterdny. Bismarck ficw into a rage. "Who the
The Ladies‘ Aid society is meeting “ devil could pronounce stutl’ like that?” he
with Mrs. Charles Hyatt, thisnftcrnoon. roared. “I wonder if thcro is any follow
. _ ‘ _ . . _ on earth except a llusslun tllntcould pro-
Mlss Carrie E. Gregory is visiting her. nounco those words? What damnalllu
aunt in Bridgeport. . , syllables these llloujiku have invcntcd !"
. . I onorthoh‘ss liisllulrrk wurkcd hard, and
E. {L Taylor 18 3 Fuel“ 0f Lou") 895' ! 1n at low lllulllllh‘ ho was able to translate
up”, m Bridgeport. {into autumn one ot the Work»; of Tur-
,, ,.-,-_,__,____,,,.... ,.___A . _ ng'lwfl'. He also mud "Tho i‘iock." by
llcrtzcn, and "The Futurc," by Prince
GEQBGETPYJN' i llolgorouki, which wuro supprcsn-d publi-
, :‘ I cations ill Russia but tbc. suppression
Edward can-01!? the BmHChwue bill" ' didn't touch the cilllmssndors. 'l‘llo prov
her, has moved his barber shop to, the I inssur and his pupils got along lugl'tilel'
room over W. A. Williams’ jewelry 1 very nicely, and in political matters they
atom. .wuru agreed. Discord only began when
I _ ‘ ,Aluxciotf presented his bill to Bismarck
Mrs. Elsworth Bennett is entertlun- I when the lutturwas about tull'in‘t! Russia.
his friends from New Haven. ‘ 51- A103?!“ ”:1!“ 311:0]: Blsiflm‘l‘k 1:131“? :0
' . .' _ pay n I'll) can a n n esson int 3 s‘
Ml‘S. Thou“? Dauiorth "13"“ Dnn- : nlnrck insisted that a rubio was'qulte sut-
bury on Monday. ; flciunt for the acquisition oi the barbarous
‘ ' . :glllahles which onde him so much em-
t rrassment.—-St. Petershnrg Revue ills-
WESTON. torlque.
For several days George W. Knapp.of Fuddy—Thcy say that monkeys can
Comstock Hill, has been confined to his 3 talk. Daddy—Yes; but let us give them
home by a troublesome felon on his left 'fnll credit for acknowlcdgillé‘ that they
hand. Yesterday morning the felon . don't do it. __ ,
£2135?“ny Dr. R: 51' {"3“} and , “I see. said the earnest lxmrdcr,
- n pp ‘5 now ml” » y lmprovmg. i“that they are again petitioning (‘on-
James II. Lloyd ls couflnmi to his
home with a seven,- attack of the rhen- . S'it“fi0n_"
mntlsm. . “put." asked the Cheerful ldiot.
Giles Potter, of New Haven, one of "won’t that involve the recognition of—
the agents of the State Board of Educa- er—the adversary as a billigerent?" .
.gress to recognize the Dioty in the con-
u
limes-mun wmghvuéhmt usem Report
Raye.
pertinent will be sold at half pricc in:
order to introduce the spring Hl)'lt".~il’-—ll0
Baking
Powder
A Chapter at liner lists».
Seymour Nichols. employed by M. ,
i Roberts, the milk dealer, recently dislo-
Icnted his shoulder by a fall from a
Iwngon. ,
; Fred liryant. cnl’ploycd by (irmcr (‘.
' L. (iiovcr. of Wall street, yestcrday scv- :
cn‘d an artery ill thc thumb of his left;
hand. [I
William A. Kellogg, of Norwalk. rc—.
ccntly cut lli.-; right hand quilc sow-rcly. l
Rubbed 17p Again 'l‘hcm.»lla7.cl——l
Riding a wheel is a great thing to polish 1
a person np.isn't it? Norton—How so."
' Iinzel——t~iillclI l'n been riding: l'vo colnc f
gill closc contact with male of the iincst‘
peopic in town.
or Dirt ‘ N .
opt found ‘
ill houses
that use
Windows,
Woodwork,
‘ and
Metals
l
l
Theleadlngbry Good: Store.
TRISTRAM a. HVATT.
.Norwalk. Con n.
Opening of New Spring Dress Goodsll
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29.
without , a scratch.
“CIDER in
H.300 gnllnpq [Illl'v antlnll I'illvr, (b'tul‘u‘q‘
illlll:
Novnlniwr lnnkc. bright and drum: flavor. but f
~oul‘and good as lihuluwvuu' lor bur ovum-:1 i
5 or to b‘il'l'i'l lots. Addrcw luv .\u '2. in»
\vurton.t'onn.:orlnqum- ~lllilI-ll :lkl‘nl. ml ‘.l .
' 4
MISCELLANEOUS. f
The Falrfield County Advertiser
l- on Nlll‘ :ltaii
NEWS-STANDS ox sirvnmvsf
I,
TAVLQR a. GOLDEN,
Real Estate ,
and lnsurancel
wasmuorou STREET, l
So. Norwnik. ‘
Persons looking for a lot or house and
lot. with the view of purchasing, areinvit-
ed to call an examine our list. We have
them for sale in every part of the city at
reagngble prices and on easy terms.
all ' t . .
Car
Load j
of '
Fine, , ,
Large
WORK
ORSES
ust %
Arrived l'! H
For Solo Single or t.
in Pairs.
RAYMOND BROS.
I
So. Norwalk.
NOTICE!
. 7,, ,_ ..-_ . L
Sourn Nonw.\l.K UNIUN SHIOUI.
Dlsrnmr.
Notin‘c iahcn-bv given that on llsst‘wmmli‘
oftllI-rutublc mtalo within the mid lllsil‘lt‘l
lumber-u lllmlcon the town list of um. and
that said listhns bccn this duv ill']lt)\llt'il by
tho clvl‘k nitllo shill tlixll'il'l at tho nllll'c‘ of ill“
Rolw'tllu-n,.\'o.n linilronni I‘lncc. South Nur—
wulk. i'onn.. for cmminniiun. and that tho
lionrd of liclicl will moot at tho olllco of tho
Mlllht'lt‘clflnllll Noslhlilrolul How. on tho
mh dllv of March. .‘\.ll.. islm. at ‘2 o‘clock pm.
to hcnr and dctcrnnnc nil npwuls nlndc to
them for thc cquaiimtl’ou um perfection of
mid assessment. ,
Ilulo-liliilllciliivof Sonlh Mtl‘wnlk. ("onn.,
this. tllc 4th day of {\‘Iurch. A ll. 131M.
. . il..\X(‘tlAlll'L
)l;\’l"l‘H l".\\' mu BETT.
' ' - Mill); H. HilH'l‘.
Committee m' the South M Irwnlk l'nion School
District. , . Ill 5 lot
NOTICE.
Notice lKllI‘n‘lll’iIIV' given that an news-1'
monttufthomtubloc~lliiculstlltl district. which
ww- su shunted illul lhcrc \\‘ll.~ on dis! incl and
fli‘llu'll'illl‘ vnluc. lm~ Ivccn mud-- luv rho "Ht-T‘s-
Murstmd (his Ill|_\' llll‘ll lt)‘ llw t‘ll‘l'k nl‘ sold
district. \viihtlh- sclcctnwu of said tom. of
NH. .1 Railroad [.luu-o. in ”I“ 4 ‘ill of Sulilll or.
walk. ('oun. .
ihltmi a! the i‘itv of Mouth Vuclvalk. I ‘onn.
this. tlu- bib Ilnv nl‘ Mun ll. .\.lt.. lac-u.
.\. lll.\\i NARI)
‘r
‘ q l o . u I I
Lolm‘cd llrcss Morale, to :dl lllc vrl'y lotcsi spring“ lit)\‘i‘illn¢. lllcludllllgnlll. :rud wool,
Dresden ctlct'ts. chameleon. iridcsccztl. hourcttcs. twotmu (i combinations; and 533i: and
wool plaids.
BLAC K GOO D 5 .
The most cmnplctc :lssortnlcnt of black goods; we hzlrc cvcl' shown, including,r all the
latest weaves m crcpons. plain and figured mohairs and Sulliuns. hcm‘icttzls and serum.
Sit-KS! SILKSal
.‘scw stilts tor spring and sunnucr war in \‘drp lll'lllL chinos. ill’micn. Lani-um; l’cl'-
stuns, high grade indms and fancy jacquards.
TRISTRAM 8: HVATT,
Norwalk, . . . . . . . . Connecticut.
HNVENTORY SME!
I lac on anti
One good turn deac‘rc’c‘; .‘ntiotiurz. (lllr business {or the p.th j'z-nl‘ has llr't‘li large-r illlll lhc most cutisiuc.
tory of any more our lmizilotl :o t!ll§(.‘1t}',;lnd in return We will give li\';;"" DOLLAR of our profits {or
> A\l
the next TEN IL": 1"! to our customer's, 25 pcr ccnt on curry allticlc in our store.
NOTHING RE$ERVEDl
Ulsters, Overcoats, Suits, Underwear, Necks/ear,
White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps, Etc.
Bear in mind Filled-i DOLLARS FUR THREE. Also we Il'l‘.’l:l'll.f‘, ouiv “but we have and clev‘tlvzls
I r r t I v' ry¢ I: P I u . 1 o < - ‘
It is. I‘M) jALl. 1.". till; ”03.. .\o gut-«s and you don t 3.32”. it, but :1 strslqlltzorward transaction, one
customer's money twirl": so good as another at 7
FRANCES de $08.
RELIABLE CLUT'lllCRS AND H'RNISHE {5. a _
86 WASHINGTON ST., - - - - so. NORWALK.
Sale to Commence Saturday, February 8th.
FRANCIS I on.
claims”.
‘ FRANCIS ace.
Clothiers.
,H ENRY nun/.1
Roberts, TuckerI
WAGONS !
For and ‘ocondauond. j
ascents. ’
neurons, .,
' canmaers. ~. 1‘ ‘
cAIOPlES. j
SPIIDLES, no. u
PRICES TO SUIT ALL ’
cam. also srs THEM. “Hum: [1,;5 “wk
very Especial
and it will actually benefit you to‘ the
cxtcllt ()i'ut least 23 per cent. ii‘
you only take advan-
tage of them.
we are going: to give zl few
l lrivcs
J
13 dozcll ludics‘ night g: mm». H c curt window. a fine quality of mus-
lin: a-vcry xul’lllcur \vut‘rulltcd full .«izn and lcllgtll; some with turn—
UYI'l‘ collars and min l's \‘.'l'thout. llllI‘ lot of yoke Ilzllllburg irilmllcd,
t’n- othcr niccly tuckcd: \vc prop. w to otl'cr thcm to you at 450 cut-h.
You will be foolish if you don‘t {.n-t ollc. ‘ '
.30 pcs. cxtru good quality in} llllblcncll: d lll‘flsllll, the kind that
you ordinarily my ol- pcl‘ yard for: this \w-ck 41,,(7 pcl‘ yard.
.3 pcs. extra tinc quality of fancy figured vclvetccus, extra fine
quality: lith' liccn 75c pcr yard. rcduccd pricey till." pcr yard.
\Vc have just phlccd our spring ordcl‘ for 10 gross of Lindscy's
hose supportcrs: \vc had to do this in ordcr to got thc right price for
land. Now We propose. for this \vcck, in order to got rid 'of some.
of thislurgc stuck, to ofl‘cl' you tllc baby’s size at Slc pcr pair: chil-
dren's sizc at 10c: now-s" size at llc: lndics‘ size at 1250; ladics' size
' with bclts. ith- pair. ‘
Wi- shall go through our lucc stock. and you will find some un-
rivaled bargains, as “m proposc to clear up on this llli(‘.Fl7llli‘\\'llat. In
ordcr to do so or shall put -:o purl. of hit-o on sulc Saturday morning
at .30 pcr ccntn—or ollc-lluli‘ llu-ir regular pl'icc.
We also how on hand a litilc lot oi‘ It or 1 dozen boys‘, all wool
blu” ii'lnncl outing shirt<. sizc H and 1 1'3: tux-y rod to lll:lllut'alcturo
at least 77» cacll! \vc shall rctnil them at 49c until thcy are gone.
Also a spccizll discount of BSc pcr ccut cxtra on all remnants of
all wool dross good< during this \\'<- -l{. Lots oi" picccs from I '2 to 4
yards: perhaps there is just what you want among tllcln.
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