Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 3, 1897 · page 3

 
 

Ill! MI! "MIR.

than lllll‘ IIIIIII's DEAIII.

Gunner Damn Comes to South Hor-
wtilk and Examines Lucknor, who
was withthe Young Iran when
he was Drowned.

‘ Coroner baton, of Bridgeport, came to
Booth Norwalk realerday afternoon and
hold an inquiry into the death of Frank
Britto. the young man who was drown-
nil Tuesday nightfioi! Gregory’- l’oint.‘
, Only one witness was examined. Charla
Imkner. of Newark, who was in the
boat with Britto. He stated that he
had been tending the shoot nearly all
day, and wan near the center 0! the
boat. looking ahead: when he heard
Britta cry out. Immediately there was '
Isplnh in the water. Looking abt nt

 
 

quickly he saw Britta rising to tho our. '

flue. Bo tried‘to got the boat around,
but being unaccustomed to calling. he
found it impossible to do so. He saw
Britta rise twico and'etruggle to re-
lieve himoclf of some superfluous cloth‘
ins njtho boat tuned away. The
amount was perfectly satisfied with
Inolrncr's story, and while he ban not
yet given an oilicial finding. he is oonlh
dent that Incline-r was in no way ro-
tponqible for Brltlo'o death, it being
simply an unfortunate accident. 'lho
funeral will be held tomomiw morning
It 10 o'clock. Rev. F. W. Norrie will
oillciatc.

GOLDEN CROSS SOCIABLE.

Thirty Members Entertained by Misses
Anna and Geneva. Decker.
Sherman Commander-y, U. I). (i. l
heldaoociablo, last night, at the rpm.
deuce of the Misses Anna and Geneva
Decker, 22': High street, Norwalk. About
thirty-live guests were present. The
evening was pleasantly passed with
games and contests. William F. Bry-
ant carried ofl‘ the honors for titling the
most sociable person. and Frodllenger, of
South Norwalk. for beating the nearest
likeness to Queen Victoria. Light ro-
fmshments were served. '

The (lommundery, will give a trolley
party on June to going over the entire
line of the Norwalk Tramway company.

The Old Town Hall.

We had just ascended Mill Hill.
Three ladies of mature years. evidently
on pleasure bent. out in one of the front
seam. Two of them were Nor-walk
Women, the third their guest from out
of towu. Ihongh nppnrantly not. a timing!-
or to the place.

Said one of them, “l‘hero’s the town
hall."

“Yes," replied the guest easily, “the
old town hall,“3 emphasizing the ad-
'jectivo.

"Yr-s." said the first speaker, "the old
town hall and the only town hall."

“Ah," add the onoof-towu woman.
and there was sadnosa in her mum,
"oven yet?"

[learned afterwards that the wot a
resident of thu- city in eighteen honirod
land—«roll. in 18—.

 

KM Performed Excvllnni Work.

Rev. D. L. Ferris, who ban Iron in
0!)qu of St..lnhn‘a church since the
departure of Rev. 1'). ll. Coley, at line
tar, hm performed excellent trolls. and
all the work of the church ban gem lnt'»
ward with itx usual harmony and sum
new. lloreaf tor Mr. l" mix will huvo more
time to give lhclowork of hit. Luke's
(shawl. which. undorhiu ministration.
has been oonntuntly growing— tilninford
Advocate.

A li‘rig'id Wedding Trip.
Iingh .I. lie-I. the Moridon young man
who accompanied Lieutenant Many to
‘ Greenland on his two trip-I, and Min
FII‘Ironoo A. Inboard, of that oily, are In
be marriwl the latter put of done. For
n wedding journey the young: I-onplo
will not” Greenlund with Lieutenant
l’eury on hie three months‘ vxprdition
thin Nulllllll r.

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The Guil'enoyu Discharged.

.lohn Bailout] and his two son»,
Peter and Juno-II Gallant y. and Thomm
Dolley. ohm-god with murdering Mrs.
Johullallonoy at Judd'n Bridge. May
m. were dimlillraml. The opinion of
Julian l’rludle and Ulllolw I"! that
thoevldonoo was not nullloient to hold
tho men for tho Humidor Court.

EM- . NH...“

Tool: Rough on Rate

The body of It". Stella Alum. who
had been min-tau from her homo in
wompit, about two ratios from Bothel.
Idaoo fluency. wan discovered not more
than I09 not: from tho hours. She
had committed Ihloldn by taking moah
mm. In. Alger» war tweatyaix
yearn of ego and married.

.- MIwmmmw'o—nfiw M .0. “Wm

“We are rolling wall paper at low at
too. Womble roll. The: '1'. Prowl"
Um, ill William m. .

calm unrem- cl Ila-welt

 
 

V Keep 739%
New Wifeel

company ItII‘II a new golf-cycle .~‘
stat. Yon’IIiIndI! easy chaas- ‘ '
mg and easy buying here.
Chem stock. large variety.
[cleanly/er. Look.

ls low as 35 la:- a gall-cycle
sud al Scotch plnldmeosy and
comfortabfe. In low as $6
for a 300ch Plan! Sm! mill molten 00” a! the knee.

. As high as 815 Ior a sml the lat/or couldn' I begin to

‘ male/I under 825. Olller prices—4‘7 50. $10 and
6‘12.

For bays, too, was 8 lo 18. 85 and 87. 50. J18! like
the men '8.

You're not ready {or out-door enjoyment milieu! one
of our gall-cyclh suits. ,
Ill (be proper firings—sloelmgs, caps, bells, sweat-

ers,.negIIgea shim, a! Melgs' Car-non

Mains ogo.

nmoermnr. tom

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Open Monday, Friday and Saturday E venings.

£9. ”00W moo-«emu;

 

 

Some people have thought in ages
gone by

A gasoline stove an unsalc thing to
buy; ,
Such no:ions as these are past all
endurance,

Forthcrc is a sale stove anal it i".
call. I! the “Insurance."

And this is the story thc“lnsnr.mcc”
will on, ‘
Nobothcr of flooding, no smoke,
on smell;

safely, convenience,
meals, and well done.
There is no stove can beat it. mad:
under the sun.

For quick

 

Some dealers think more of what Ihcy can make.

So licenrolnl in buy ing and make. no mistake,

lot as k for the stove that In It. wind every test;

Inc "In summer: today and Inn: in r the best
Y mt will m III". .I mistake if you buy a gasoline sluv:
without lust investigd' mg the insurance.

NASH 8: VANSCOV,

(lot. I. Iain and West Struts.

 

 

 

OLD AND RELIABLE

DailyDirect Freight Line

IIEIWEEN

NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.

 

THE PRUPELLERS

CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULGAN,

Will leave Pier ‘23. E. R. Ilcckman street, New York.) at 5 p. in.
Leave Norwaik. 5 p. In; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7a. In. to 5 p. In. Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent Ior special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.

All persons are forbid lrusling any of the employees of the boats oi
Ihis line on account of the owuert thereof.

 

CHILDREN’S W
SUITS I

'l but were sold II om $5 to $1... "'
we are going to close at

$2, $2.50 and $3.

Consisting of the
Float Pattern Wounds.
Bannookbum chariots,
Clay Diagonalsjto.

Made In the Ilt'iI.’ style and man.
net. It I! an opportunity that
parents should look into.

 

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m
‘ . nuns-none Prince. . I
There are imported into this country

590 or 690 monkeys: annually. which;

come chloiiy from Africa and ludlo by
way of Europe. .‘thQb (‘tlIl'Il the
monkey» and carry them donn to the
shipping parts. when- they sell them
to anilorn aboard ahip, or more likely
to caplalnn of vowels, or to agents or
Plowman dealers In animals. Sonic-
tlmeu on shipboard ll mm- In tint]
around a monkey and II III lwl'lllIIlmI
within n ‘llni‘lte’d “IIIII'I' to roam the»
(look. Usually. lmwovvr. monkeys Ill'l!
shipped In slatted boxes. Bonn. Inon-
keys are brought din-rt to this port,
but by for tho umrtor number no to
the animal denim In Europe. where
lilo monkeys Imported bore ‘nro
b“ it"IUI

(it aolounlly a small monkoy is sold
for a pot, but tho nnmlwr now sold for
that purpose is very limited. ’I'horo

In still some demand for monkeys in:

Iw I-IIrrlI-II by organ grinders. 'I'lmngh
IIII‘ IIIoIIkoy has disappeared from tho
oily It In still carried to union oxtvnt
by organ grinders In tho eonulry. llnt
IIII' great llt‘lllllllll for Inonkoys (,'llllll'H
fromfltbo show pvoplv. The monkey
in particularly sensitive to droughts.
and to (-bnngvs of Il‘lllpl'l'illlll‘l‘. to
which it Is often unbjmvl with tho mn-
slnntly vhnnglng loomion of a t‘Il’t'IlN
inonngl‘rio. 'l’ho lti'orago life of n llltlll»
key under Ion-II ('Il’l'lllllslllllt'l‘s ls about
a your: the nwnnIn-rlo lil’lll'IIl'llII," n»
III-Iva its stock of monkeys annually.

l‘ndor («rumble I-ondltlons indoor
monkeys live In nnplirily for. It may
ho. twelve or ilftovn yours. Monks-ya
l‘m‘vly brood In rnptlriiy.

 

DIDN'T KNOW THE ROPES

How a flaw Recruit \‘an Impound l' pun
by Jun ulnr (‘omrndr I».

Gen. Morgan of Illinois. who vom-
mandod a brigade in Davis‘s dirhduii.
was one "Ultimo llll'll so slum-by III bin
npywarnnvo that a stranger “'UIIIII
Hover have piokml him out for on oili—
m-r of high rank. Ono day a raw l't‘~
('l‘llIl of his brigade who lmd but 9mm»
lmoks nukml ti th-rnu win-n» he might
b4- liki'ly to IIIIII llII-In. ’I‘III- \‘t'Il'I’lIII
unit] ”It“ only llI‘II-f in tho brigade was
.lim Morgan .who oI-I-uplI-d a tent III-or
tho blnn ting. ’I‘lio'rI-rI'IIil lamb-null to
Morgan's Mil, shovvd his head
through the tlnps and :IskI-d:

"Duos .llnI Morgan Ilro here?"

"My mum» III .lnnIo-s Morgan."
SWN'HI tho llii‘hernl.

“Then I unnl'yon to hand over those
books you stole from luv!"

“l han- IlUIli‘ of your books, my {It'lll'
man." V

"That’s a lie." rriod tlII- Imhllovr.
“'l‘lu- boys say you are "In only IhlI-f
Ill I-IIInp. Turn on! tlo-In books, ul’ I'll
grind your carcass lulu apple sari-a!"

Gun. Mort-uh Iipproclntwt" ilu- joke.
and laughed heartily but \I'Ilt'll the ro-
I‘l‘llil began pulling ofl‘ his wont to
llltlkl‘ gmul his IIII‘I‘IIIS IIII‘ IIIIIN'I‘ iii-
I'urlnml IIIIII Ill’ his rI-Inliuiln In IIII‘ bri-
gmle.

"Wool. blnul Inn If I’d who you for .‘l
brimulivr!" said the Illllll. “list-III»
mo. Horn-ml. but I don't thoroughly
know ll... ropvs yet". IIIII'pI-r's lluIInII
'I'IIIIII'..

Illl‘

A Smart Plowman.

A lady IIIIII issued lnritali-nw for n 5

party of lwvlw. IIIIII. on ”In morning
at lin- IIIIINIIIIII'tI Ilny. “In-n mIII'I-I'I‘III:
with tho l-mtIIIIuI. sin» dim-owre-ol llinl
Ullt' ol‘ the lu'vlw slii’rr slnrllx in \\ IIIrlI
III Nt‘lllIulImI HINII'I'H \t't-l‘v III III- m-l'tmI
IIZIII Ill‘lfll IIIISIIINI‘I‘II. Iliubl wanjII for
the "dosing :Irilrh- IIIIi‘iIII: pruiml IIII
mulling. llu- Indy IIQ‘I‘IIII'II llml manor
than giw up that poriirulur I‘HIII'M‘,
KIII‘ \t’IIllIIl silliply III‘I'IIIII' ll_\‘>ll'l‘r& \\ [Inn
IIIt‘y er'v' IIIIIIIlml hot. and w llw
I'II'VI'II eIII-Ilu \\II|IIII In» hIIIIIl'Il‘III.

It IIIII'IN‘IIWI that “III‘II the oyslvru
\vnn- M‘l'll‘ll :Il Ilium-r. lIII- houlms mm
I-niznuod in on IIIIIIIIIIINI I'iIIIIrI'MIIIou
wiIlI onI- or too of bur iII-lglIlI.II'.~. :illlI.
I'Iil'gl‘IIIlI: Ilt‘l' III’II'I‘IIIIIIIIIIIIII. Inc-Ii min
of tho hlII‘IIS III uyrllr'l'r‘. llllII girl II III}-
ful'i- Ilt‘l'fil‘".

If llus m-I'I’nnl'u hoarl I‘I-II III roux-Ior-
IInliun nl this. bu unu- liIl I>\Ii-I'II:II
xlgn of II, I-IIl. Ion-lilting III Ion-we dos»
llnrl, lIIunulI low. NIIIII. I‘t'flll'l‘lrlIII):

"I‘le'IIM' nw. madam, an Ion HllilI‘l
was to I'I'IIIIIIII Ion IIIIII Ibo Ilorlor lor-
Inulo your rating: oysters." 'I'III llitx.

‘l‘ho Mam In It ’l‘rnnli.

III-rnmnn flu-Ilium. IIII' 'I‘l‘llltlll‘li‘ l:Ii~
Ior. who fillllll' yours tilll'l' Ir:I\'~-II-d an
homage from \‘h-nnn In Paris has
IM‘I'II repealing Ilitl prnnlm. more III!‘
IIIlIIIIUII 'l‘vb-urnpb. 'I‘IIIII IiIIo- ho
I'I'lll‘Ilt’tI llonw from lhuil III II hm, ”I'
who for nix dayn I-rIIInpo-l up in tho
l'lIt‘it‘. and was unable In mow u’lII-II
the lid wnu lifted by tin. I'nilnm Inn'-
tvrs. who hnIl Ill'l'll IIIII‘SIPIHI III IlIlI
urine for Mill. III~ IIIIII Ill luv i'IIIl\‘l’I‘t'II
to n lIoIIplIIII for lrI-ulIIII-nl. and on H“
covering IIIII t'lllllit'IilIItéIli‘hii, for Iw one
uoni'ly dazed, be mild ho had pI-rt
formed the I-Ilranuo and pI-I‘ilnnu join»
my for the pIII-ng-io or III’IIII'IIII: IIIII'II'
lion In an IIppIII'IIlm wIIlI-II bv him in-
wnlcd for taking IIiIIIIuIII-w for suits
of rlnlbt-II. 'I'Iw IllIIIlI’ III" on doubt
endeavor lo oxblhlt lIiIIoo-ll‘ Io IIII‘ lml‘
lune mi "'l'lw Man in II 'I‘I‘IIIIII.” II Illlo
by which Ill' won known during IIIII
nlny III l'nrln. where he Wit-i wI-ll Ironi-
od Ilflor IIIII journey from ”W hunk» of
the Danube in limbo III' III!" III-Inn.

No lmnnhlnn Nutter.

Rind uld Gentleman Ito IIIIIIIII boy
prying on IIII' IIII'IJI"‘“'IIIII III the mill'
Ior. little boy?

mIInII Iloy «lwpw-plmlit in pullluu
down It I-~~'~o~Iirth.

"And doe» Ilml IIIIIIII'IIMIIII nod: of
your fathom lllIIIit‘ you no may,
then?"

"N nwno: pwpnmpn hit his IlIIIIIIbl"
."Ahl Nympmliy for your IIIIIII‘P'I
p‘uln. hi that wind mom Inn now?"
“8- tool I I ~Iwhltt¢luoll" I'tent'nnlt’l

 
 

. Noddy.

«him

No official In the Ballot! Staten has
a more (althtul sowitor than has W.
Y. Atkinson, (lovemor at Georgia, in
old Uncle Bob. The old negro in now
over sixty years old. part the time
when he can earn his living by hard
Work. 80. when first elected Governor,
time years ago. Gov. Atrium wrote
a latter to Uncle Bob. then living in
(ii-imp, and edema him uplaoe as inni-
tor at the Capitol at a salary of 820 a
month. and the old dorky gladly ac-
cepted the place. He stood sadly in
need of assistance, (or be had been
turned out of his om: domicile by a
girl whom he Md dented when she
waa a little thing. and had reared and
«located out of his own earnings.

When Gov. Atkinson was hollering
with the attack of nmwndlcltls that
ennui near proving mortal hull your
Uncle lloh out on the doorstcps in front
”of tho eaniturlnm Where the Govomor
was lit-bu: treated night nftor night,
flllll nI-I'cI' loft hiu poid unit-nil he was
required to go on an ennui] for his nick
master. When the opoiution was por-
formed he not up the whole night, and
his was among the titan vole-n to cheer
the Governor In his L'tllll'ftlt‘sct‘llttth Ono
day the IiovI-nior was indispouvd and
lfiwlo llob hum] of it and Went to tho
Inanuionio HIMIINI the night with his
master and to cheer his lonely hours.
The IIorI-rnor was motions. ITIwII- Hob
III-gun to l‘t'l'tlllllt the ovourrvncos of
his past life so auto help while away
tho hour». and for the first time n»
lntml his war (-xporlom'I-I lie was
soul to the» front with llor. Atkinson's
obit-at brother, John ll. Atkinson, who
was a member of the Sewnlh Ill-(Irma
llogImI-ni. and he reconIIII-d the story
of his Iunutor's (II-nth and his own iideh
ity. apparently InonIsulous of his own
heroism In ”I" affair.

"llii was on do mawniu' of do fus'
humanism." said be In his old planin-
ilon lingo. ":In' In- hod stoppod to get
breaking. l wus' busy WIII do camp
fire lryln’ to hurry up do. brlukfuu,
'I-nso lIt'lll was sich equally limos dnt
u'o didn't know w‘at iIIliIlt wo'd hut-
lI-r jump and run, w'I-n do (lin'l or-
dvrod IIl‘ Submit tlcuwgy to forreni. I
watch Mnrs' .lobn as be lip In his foot
on” grab his musket nn' full inter line.

"In or mighty row lIlIIlIIS do ridg-
mont I-ome tearin‘ back, but ManI‘ Julia
was slow “bout mnIiiI', nu' dos lo‘ dry
got to do vamp do Eight' l'loawgy wus
orI‘It‘l'l‘fl to tom-rd. nn' Iloy boln’ or lot
0' .\l:irs’ John's klnfolks 'mong (Item
Hight' III-army poophg \r‘ru he Ineot
'om In- turned an' Matted linI-k inter
do light. 1 Win \l'IIlII' l rould kwp
my eye on 'lnI. ‘mise I done protons of
llissls. l goino tor watch out fo’ do
young Mnrsior. an' 1 seed ’iIn way In
from or do ling dog or «linrgin‘ an' or
lInI‘I-ayln'. an” den Ih-y won or tlaub
lurk llglitiilu' In (rout nn' be full.

"I lll'IN'l’ had our!) l‘oolln'n in all my
imruwl days. lie lIIIlllts “us or llyin‘
think as lizillslomm. an' I sci-ll do one
“nu-r :In' full back :In‘ I In: mod I! all
do) d d n.- ht Il-Il po' hm nll lune on
do llol’. and I look ronn' fo Hollie! u. .i
tor git m' it”. Dry one orlltlhv rat. 'u'
«Int led on" in I-rroun‘erlmut way. nu‘ .l
slid IDII‘I’ dot nn' I'rnwh-Il to” t'l' quarter
or IT Inlh». II-ll l not high ‘Ilough tor
I't‘Il‘Il ’iIII 'donl 'sposln' Inysc'r tor do
bullits. l l'rnpv up or “bar he laid,
l
' l'lr great big ball Ihnn- utrurk 'lm in do
I-‘hlI- Iin‘ low or halo \r'ni look int-kl
I-oold l‘lllu my I'm‘ in. but in- wasn't
poyln' no 'II‘IIIIIIII In Ih- \mun'. but Willi
or tryin’ to load do gun. I ‘splnIni-d
to ”ho how bad lIIIrl III' was, :In'
'sumb lI 'liII II‘I' nil on my book and bul'
“In or Inn tool I I'lIIIIlI git out or dal
plow. ln- bullib nos «r ~~~iIII:lII' roIIn'
‘Iny Ill‘lilI. an‘ I had tor I-I'anl bark tor
dc- ravine \IIII him on my bark. nn'
don I-rwp orlom: lu‘I-I I got owr tIi‘
bill nu‘ out or rangi- I-r do lnIllds.

“In. unx qu-vdln' Inr‘hlc uu‘ l
knowvd do! of I didn't III-i III-'p slum
dill Ilt"lI him-II lur Ilk‘. So I \i’tiIIu'Il
IIII' “III as {an Im I t‘l'IIIlI an id nix
mill»: In ”1' motion IIu' den i had It'l’
wail t‘Ilt'I‘ no long III' III- train l'tlIllt'
gwlno II-r lllrhnII-II'. In- bull Willi
lmlgml III 'Ia lI-l‘ side no“ I III-ea knmwd
dot ‘ix Intidvu Will! all ion: up, IIII' l
ulw 'iIII u‘IIiI-r IIII‘ Nil nII' fannvd 'IIII
itll' lullhml 'In flu-0 IIII IIIII lulu: I‘lllh
dny IIIIIII-nin' ln'vl di- IrIIIII I'IIIIII’.

"Well. IaIII. at hm' do train come nn'
I IIIIIIIIIgwI tor all do pu' boy on bon'd
IIII‘ \l'l' named on dIII ride Ior lllrlr
IllIIlI'. W'vn no not dar III' Imtqlilllhl
wan eoa-rondwl dnl l I'Imgbl I'd unin-
Ltlt or IMIIIIIII‘lu‘va plow Io‘ Mnm'
Job". No woo oui'n 'Iu Ilt'lllI llll' Ilep'
I‘l' loIlIln' ‘bout home and IIl' lIoIIIII
folks IlIId IlII IIIIINmI built my heart to
lIs‘lI Ior lib: l‘IIIId Inlk. IIIl wml lulu
Monday night 'lo' I (‘IIIIIII pit or unr-
goon Io drown de IvoIIII' un‘ III-n MI was
too IIIII'. IN'IIIII dom- NII'III'II III- po‘
buy W'NI do doctor 'I'XIIIIIIIII'II do Wullll'
IIII' nlIIII-lt 'bI head nn‘ sold martini-Ir
IIntI don not In. All dot l vould do
win: tor not by do bed air out 'lu Ilpn
Im‘ fork-II llll' Immh Inu'k III' long Im'r
Ilnl Inolml no boybih IIII' t‘lII’I)’ no he
laid IlIIr uuupln’ to’ III'NIIII.

Illl unit 'wny pnu’ midnight. IIII' ,I
won III-Ii drnppln' Intern III' dime. w'on
In- IIpIIIw tI-r Int", IIII‘ Iw Ill “‘Iml‘ ho
won. an' I thl' 'iIII dot Illl wnu mile Mr
I Willi dnr to “'0 «bit he won IIu'lt good
«are or. no' den he Iix mo w'ai IIIIII'
lIll. won. nn’ I Iol' ’InI bil‘u now he do»
light. I on 'lnI III It" feel better. IIII'
he aorta-r ImIIIo III'II InI‘ my be M»! our
one. lieu ho 'Irnn tor MI no» mo Io
Iell ho hum who I all IIM'II tI-r
(leeway. 911' l oonldn' lump down do

ooh-r dun IIIII. 1113' to! II'II III' (9|in do!
he done ’In he»:

“I «in ‘lnI some water an‘ luv drink

help an' den tell aw on- not Iill do
I'olloi Irma-by to' he‘d never mm ol'
than” no mo‘. an’ aim I den 1de
Idwn. lie log me tor mice do up Int
1 II? In Item! w’filfl I

 

 
 
 

LadieS" Trimmed

Leading Milllnery and Gloiokkvis

hats for ladies and children.
Decoration day should not miss this great opportunity, as
markdovlrn in prices was never heard of in the twin citieS. I
in a rush, sale will last all day, and positively one day only. .
about 600 hats to pick from and no two of them trim“ ‘I
marked down to 98¢, 8i.5o, 2.00, 3.00,
price.

Nowadays

 

 

A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. lIoI alk.

A GREAT SAL

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H. KRIEGER’S'r'

SOUTH NIORWALK.

Anybody wishing to buy new

I t

3 50, 3.98. All worth .I

 

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