Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 9, 1898 · page 5

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I‘llmmmm‘mcamnm E .
In New York. yesterday.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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,_ V 4 t 4‘ _ . . ain't-W . ‘
:91"! ”till” thump: 0i NM- F'lnt innocuous were given to the “Ash” my_ I —--—- .
‘ ‘ ‘ confirmation class at St. Paul's chapel ”3&“Igggmj G. h d c b '
n k and; Sonthliorvalk. last one . ¢ “mm,“ “'3 ams an am rIcs
. ---—-——--—-—-— 1 ‘ ' Are in iobewon ve 01 title . W hu' antioi ted "
Gould Seymour iuu returned home '1 ‘1). cans jam I WRAWBFRRY ‘ so. go I; Ishovv yodoiifiettfikyof bot’If‘IrIf the :ery‘lzteetdee‘Ingnam
M UM ‘ from a several weekn’ vleit In New . ‘ ’1' i , ’ .E‘
Thi lot! ha 5 e are: irhleh was York city. . . 1 0 two up trade, weoll’er today, onecaaeof

3.3). Sodium To 9:...

2.2 So. Main st.

 

central yesterday in South Dakota has
‘ moved canto. . taming in energy.
and is now annual our Lake Superior.
lit in producing yery high‘tornperaturee
in the Mississippi valley and lake re-
lion. The only precipitation reported
occurred in the northwest and south-
on: Florida; '

Fair tonigfit and thin-Inlay. Sla-
tinnerys temperature; south winds.

MrsuArehibald Smith, of Brooklyn.
in a guest of litre. J. W. Studwell, at
the City Hotel.

 
 

Outing Flaunels at 7c per yard

Extra good quality and choioo I

 

 

 
 
 

Special sale of

Counterpanes, at 69c, 75c and 5! .00

Very much less than the ' j

Mire Jane Stilloon. of Brooklyn. for—
merly of Norwalk. in npending a week
with relatives abouttown.

mum-m- . Good Oats.

They are as easy to get as the “bum" kind.
They don’t cost: any more. They make a
marvelous difl'erenec in the appearance and
good health of your animals. If you feed the
other kind, the “bum," don’t blame your horse
if he does not do his work satisfactorily.

I'OIl P0lllI'I‘Ill:

 

 

 

 
 
 

St. Mary's ladies“ Aid society ' will
meet Friday evenings during Lent. in-
stead of on Thursday evenings. 3‘ - - ~~~ * -

Gould. lloyl. of Norwnlk. is in New
York today

 

I
new. MM! 00.; DIV M

 

 

 

 

 

The Old Well Cigar factory is shut
down this week.
M
A daughter has been born to Con-
ductor and litre. Charles H. Clark. of
South Main unset. “

 

\

The monthly meeting of the direc-
tors oi the Norwalk Hospital associa‘
tion will be held Monday night.

 

No. 5 Gazette Building, llorwalk Conn.

 
 
 
 
 

Attorney John H. Light is in New
York today.

QUICK SALES.

«*x

 

 

Bethany chapter. of Trinity church.
will hold a sewing meeting tomorrow

 

Mrs. Josephine V alentine has re- Liveryman Oscar ll. Banks received A car I030 0i I897 IllOtICIS 0i

 
 
 
 

 

 

. , ’ I
turned to her home in Fordhnm. N. evening. at the usual film: and place. a WNW“ 0‘ “0'58! today. 3321‘“ “M BI" 0”. fl." 5 “JAN.
Y., after a visit with her mother. Mrs. I . w ' ' I EAGLE BICYCLES
...... .. ..., .. .. o. .. our MANUEL l‘ HATCH
linues 'Yo improve irom the eiierta of i '

 

will '0 . h re re 0 .
I liter 1 e ii I deg e t night \mmIInII r. Immry .:~. INN.

Will be closed out while they last for

$30.00.

 

the surgical operation she recently
underwent. .

A meeting of the Board of Relief oi
the South Norwalk Union School dis-
trict will be held in the ueleetmcn's of-
‘lioe. 5 Railroad place. next Monday.

The interior of A II Iioyt II store at
Nornalk in being thoroughly renovat-
ell.

 

 

 

There will be a birthday party held
in the Knight Street African Methodist
Episcopal church. Thursday evening.
March I0. '98. Supper at 6:30 p .m.

 

 

 

The monthly meeting of the lint

Mrs. Menard . i o-
' C Wh to y' soprano, I’lniahern' association will be hold to-

and Miss Amy Wood. contrnlto. have

 

A 00MIIERCIAL IIIGII SCIIO0L

MERRILL

been ensued to sing in “mm. church .... night. ___________ For preparing young men undavomon for buelIIeI-Is. CI'III early If you WilllId secure one.

choir im- tho year, ('onimguring May —»li you want to s-zeo the finest line ‘7‘?“ . . THE l".\("l‘ ' y

_ ' 0f wheels in town. on will find n at Mrs. blurtm hollogg and Mrs. L. J. that thin IIIelIoIIl annually pim-eoovor ' s I o

1“ ___ J. 1-. i’rowitt's Norimlk 3“,". Thomas. of Norwolh. are guests of l ninetv-iiw per will. of tin graduating F "lest 50.00 BICYCIC Ill Town. can

 

 

 

(loan. has given it n

 

——Frank Foster and Sylvester Bout~
on have purchased heautiiui Chic-ker—
ing pianos of .l. W. Studwell.

 

Mrs. Bertha 1. Becker. a former rea-
ident of South Norwaik. is reported no
being in ill health at Wiesboden. Ger
many, and as contemplating a visit to
this country.

 

The executive committee of the Slow
Firomvn's arsoeiation met in Dnnbury
and derided to hold the next state won.
vontion in Stamford in May. The Ilnle
was not fixed. .

 

in die suit of Charles Comsmrk. of

. Norwulk. against William H. Earle.

Judge Thuyer, o the Superior l‘oIIrI.

has sustained the demurrer to tin: du-
lem‘e and another answer is ordorml.

Frank YalISI'oy. Edward \‘oorhrm
and Harry O'Hara are in Northporl
l.. 1.. putting a new root on and look.
ing other improvemems Io (‘uptuiu
Stanley ii. howndes' residence rm
Noel: Ii'z t'nniilmy. of South Norwnlk.

 

Sherman Council. R. A.. will hold II»
rcgulnr meeting tomorrow night at .-
II'I'loI‘k. 'In ilddfellows' iiall. Two run
clidntos will he initiated and sporizll
business will come before the room if
All Lilli, members are requested or in
present.

 

«~20 strictly frcrh ease for ’17. i'l'lilié.
F. l). Lawton It ('0.

 

Mrs. Samuel it. Weed. regent of Iiw
Norwalk l'bnpter of Ihe Dougluom ill
the American Revolution, roiumul In
ilrcmklyn from \Va‘llillfilnlr on Muli'
day last She expects to Ill) [Inn-will oi
the next melding on tho i7th. whw:
the reports of delegates III the Sound-
oi ('ongrmo will be read and also lhul
there will be a MIbIItIIIIIiai addition to
the membership of the oiquIr-r.

 

E. II). lIu‘hnnI'zI III-w null p.IpI-I
good» are now III tilili‘ii. HI- lms putt.
oiwoini attention In tho now onion» and
has It large vnrimy oi III-sigm- in rul
green. blue and brown. ilu I'azlllully
invitrn reudrrn III The ill-min vi to mill
and imuwl hie Iprinx utyloe. 'I‘III»
work done by Mr, llorhum's nrliwu
needs no praise from IIII. it is purity»
in tho higlwui style of the pnpor-hnng-
en.’ on.

W

' Ponds lodge. A. 0. I'. w- of Stum—
lord. voted to hold a memorial nnrviI-II
at a near date to «prom symputhy
for the victim: of the Motor» dlmmtor
and to round funIlII for the pruwmml
monomer" in their honor. The Board
of Trade also held a meeting and ar-
ranged to mill n publlr meeting to rol-
lert money and IIIIppIioII to he turned
otter to the Cuban Control itelloi rom-
mittnr. The dam of the meeting will
he llllflmini'l'ti later.

 

 

wfinmblar road rarere. Still Nooxlrn
price hormone II is our special. 3. 'l‘.
i’rowltt. Somalis. _

Edward Juno. of Henry IItroeI. Willi
getting into his wagon Monday night.
when the home ruddeoiy etarted. Tho
wheels went over a stone. whirh threw
Iir. Juno out and overturned the up
on. He won bfflllfll considerably. and
urn so ill during the night that inter»
ital IniIIrleiI were (cured by llr. J. hill-
ton (inborn. who attended him. Teeter»
day he Wan moldernbly improved,
and will mm be about all rigid. The
wagon Ins complaint: marked.

 

On Wednesday evening loot Walter
A. Wood. oi the ii'nllod Slater Geolog-
teal Survey. leetured More a large
audience in ”Miro. under the em-

oi the Hmohlyn lnotliute oi Am:
out Iiriellee. lilo nnhieei was The
My ”mum: of linoleum. villi

”lob he I! thoromhlr familiar
_ “with hie aeololieel truth lor unwr-
at you mi The “more one iliuaw

hr W colored Intern
will“ Iain M unto

 

 

_~

Perey Baker. bane soloist in Grace
i'hlll'i'h choir, has resigned his poni~
lion and will sing in the quartette of
the South Norwnlk Baptist church.

Herbert H. Athrrton. of Bridgeport.
vord conductor on the Berkshire di—
vision oi the ('ounolidatrd. has resign-
.i-Il his poeition to join the gold nook-
ers. and has left for the Klondike.

 

The annual meeting of The Knoll
Outing club will be held in tho parlor:
of the MalnII-kemu Hotel. on Saturday.
.VlzIrle nun. iii II O'l'klt'k p. m. Ali
momboro are requested to be present.

 

The springilke WPJIIIIN' or yoetcrduy
broughl out scores of biryclists us well
‘lt-I many persons for a pleasant drive.
Tilt-re was a goodly number of ohop
pi‘lfi out and the trolley callus Ilid u
good Illisilll'rsri.

Thirty (If the young men and mum-n
oi St. .lmulph's purirh "IN. in Mud;-
Huil. inst night. and iI~*t’IllI'iI in giro :I
’iii“ Bonn r Monday. Another monitor
of tho I-ommiilee will he held tomor-
row night.

The Grim! soplulou whirh has II Hi
'It ('olonvl ii. A. Snumleru' palm-I-

nst low days. will be «hipped today I
“(wit)", to go on exhibition at the
Spormueu'x Exposition. Mr. Sound-
s-rn hon revolved word that the tumour
”rim: will in' here ”52!! IImIIIh.

 

\ party wan giwn by Mire ilves’u-
ilI-mhiiold. Timm- preuvm were: .lnrk
liornlllield, Martha Kelly Morin ”i'l‘ln‘
rift-phi") Orrin. Lilv'lll Walsh. .‘lnmis
llonnI-lly. Emma lionnelly. Alli» Ana
demon. Mamie Andereon. Jennie Yum.

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~20 strictly fresh eggs fox -.I I'f’uis,

V. I). Lawton K: ('0.

 

The programme for the mid-owl;
whim of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational I-iIIIrI-h tomorrow evening ban
for its: theme. The .‘ongregatiunnl Eda
umliuml Sorler. 'l‘en minute papers
will be given by Mr». Dunning. Mitt!
hay and MIL» Lemur. and brief read-
lugu by Mra. Swords. Mrs. i’ortor. Mine
l’unzelt and Mia's Kendall. There will
lw munir by Mia» Mold an‘tlwliiiun Ah-
l'ililrlllh.

 

The ('onnertlrut Sunday Srhooi ne-
mwintion held its annual I-onvrntiou
nt tiw ilrnt Ilnptiot church. in "ridge-
porI. yehiordoy, with n large attend—
itiii‘i' of delegates from all over thr-
mute. The amputation was organized
in ‘liih‘l and inrorporntod in limit. and
Ibo delegate» included the pnvtore and
dologatmv of the Sunday III'IIoolII of liit’
various Ilnptlet churches in the organ.
izallon.

 

The meeting at the South Nonrnlk
llapilIIt church tomorrow ore-ping will
be In rhargo of tho Farther ”glue no
Indy. A special programme. promil‘
log to he of unusual interval. Ilmi been
prepared.
too. who devote: mm of her time od-
Iiroeeing the young people of the
I~hIIreiIeII will speak. Mina llyolt in nu
IIIIIIIIIIIIlly bright wanker. Evrrybody
will he Iva-loomed tomorrow owning.
The young men of the moiety will not
an unborn. A delegation from Ihe eo-
ololy of the Norwelk Ilaptirh ('lml'l'll
will be present and take part in tin
eel-mm. Serviee begin; at 7:45.

The city of Nmalk he» laid on
olghhmlll In to provide Ior its run-
ning "mm for the amnion your.
Thin rate no mule imperative» by the
large internal amount. it in romfort-
log to note. however, that in the III-
IIlro. as provided for under an amend»

 

into elect January 1. the city debt
rennet be thereon-rd. Oil the law miter
it imprinter that Ill improvement!
Inlm hep-id iorhynoporinleitym
IIIIIl tut It the WI to nice the

 

Mine Lizzie ilyotl. of IMJ

Immt lo the oily charter. whirh not

relatives in l)ari¢~n.

 

Mien Ella N. Weed. II! New ('nnonn
is a aural of Mrs. Albert Wood. of
Main street. Norwulk.

 

Mina Annie l'olline has moved from
Kim ulru'i In the Mrs. Ann Eliza Allen
piili't‘ in Woe! avenue.

Mr. and Mn. Joseph P. Moody. oi,
Syrnruso, are visiting III the. Moody
houigntrnddn Willi! avenue.

 

-.. imperial Crown rigors are niwoye
good.

 

.‘vliss ilouolI- Nivkm‘mu. of Iiiverviow
Turner. Inn: l‘t'lill’llt'l! homo from :1
Hall to 'I‘IIrrymwu. N. Y.

liil'mit RII‘IIHIUIIII. (If NIIrWIIIk. Ilih‘
moved his hour-hold ofi'm'ts to Ilnn:
bury, and will reside LII '.I durum street.

A I-Ipw'illl town IIII-IIIIIg will be held
in Wilton, Silllll'llliy. Iii II'IIIEIIII‘I' the
isom- IIf new lmndn III rI-lIIIIIl tho luwu
Ilml :II :I IliWNI' rule of town“. and
tit-'0 to build u growl luflil IIii'-\n to IlII
«lotion. ‘

 

Den-o Fog in flow York

New York, .\lIII'='II 1' The IirlInIlI
aniI steamer l.:II~k:IvaInII::. which or
rived in Qlluilllllilii‘ lznt night from
London. and In :Itlll tip v'rv. inns Iilt' only
room-l [villillwi by the IIlI-‘vrvdtiou sm—
lIililii up to SI II‘IIIIII'I; vim. morning. all
lIIjH‘lh' Ming render“! IIHIHIIII‘ at
Sandy Hook illliI IIII- Highland» 2»
W!” or. at Qilurutllluea Ivy llll' drum
log.

 

Conductor Killed in n Wreck.
I'Illi’Il’liiiIlI. ll. Maul: ii A “Hill”
III III!“ (‘IIquI‘rI-iui ‘irilnmu- imm l'lIur<
Il‘rlim. \l’. \‘II. onyx Ward lizII-I l‘t‘iii’ll‘
ml horn of u freight wrw. l; yesterday at
lluuley. on the Kunuulm and Mirhi’
Icon railway. forty miles one! oi her».
it: A. Vol-roll. roiuludm', killI-Il,
and um of tin Ilfltkl'lll‘ll badly injured.
Tho mono or lbw run"! 1:! rim doIIIIIgI»
I-nunol luv Inuud out :II Ibis limo. Truf-
III' wall bloated llfllII midnight.

‘ Ir
Inquest will Recover.

New Haven. t'ouII.. .‘Ifli‘l‘ll ll. » i'rouk
Enqueet, who won IIIIoI by hi» Ilriith-i’»
in-lnw. .lobn Erirlflou. in IIIIIII iIovI-II
lam night. with n shotgun. is reported
as doing will It! IiII» lIIIupllnl hero llIiII
morning, unIl llir'phyeiriuon lnlivw
he will m'ovrr. An effort wnII mfllii'
today to Plural-t lhI- Idiot WhII'h emer-
NI his hip. John I'II'iekI-on. who did
IlII» shooting. hon not how captured as
yet. but Halli IIIIVI-II IInII iironford um-
mra are looking for him.

lViIh

 

 

lpring Schedule looting.

Now York. Mnrt‘h 0w’i‘ho roprrnenla-
tivre of the various I-lulm which mm-
pIIsI- the Enutrrn lmuo of i’mfornlon-
III llarellall I'lulie orrlwd III the Filth
Avenue hotel today to Miami the nu-
nunl rpriug III'lIrdIIiII meeting whirii
may lnIIt unlit tomorrow owning.

 

 

lirihing lbipbuildoro Admit Defeat

"lowland. 0.. Moreh {II—After looting
more than two months. the Globe ship—
yard strike has been Ileelnred oil and
the men acknowledge o IlvfonI which
may mean the dininlrgrailou of their
local union. flatworm four and live
hundred hands were involved in the
strike.

 

tow Velvet Ito m up

”your. Conn. March 9.~«r‘l‘ho new
velvet mill. which was rmtly built
Inr Ronnie brothers. of (lemony. he»
no operation: tlIiII morning. About
loo halide took their piste-Inn It the
looms today. and it in mom that. the
force will be imam! in I than unto.

“Manitoulin-dim

 

 

 

It'd-bimbo. lurch I‘m-«Tho union» '
Who W tutor-nation troll I .

Stamford,
Conn.

OIIIOOOIIOIOI.

E Books.

I lepurlIIII-nt i‘.

 

 

 

 

i

WILLIAM

40 \\ :III Street.

‘4 \a *x’f" LVW

WHWW‘u"

To.“ III: II: ——“A ‘cheap'

lasts five years.
The

South Norwalk Ha

limp IIII II poulni i'fll‘il or mill.
fil‘.‘

310 m 1' wamamw.

The Plant of “I; Tron Baking com
pony completely Destroyed.
Wutnrlmry. ('onn.. March 'i-»-Thit
plant of the ‘t‘rot linking rompnny
was completely Iiulroyed by lire ill on
earlyt hourthle morning entailing a
loan wilmlllwi at about “will". with

minim ineurnuw, The plant was a
inur story hriek nirurturo and loomed
on Spring IItrorI. The largo Troll

ldork on Hoot Muir: lira»! luIIt In book
oi the hurnI-Il building and ill. I'm—
rir'k'u Ilnll blot-ii him on East Main
Bil'i’i‘t hurl unriow Imam from being
limimyed on the llamas linked IhoiI
walls for over two hours. The lire was
Iliuruvorml by two pollm mill-ens who
now ornoko inning from tho two upper
iillli‘IWt and rung in the alarm at lzzhii
II. In. Although the department re».
pondld antrluy Ilw limped had gained
a hood Mart and welo homing irom
the roof before It atroam oi Iran-r one
turned on. The fire started in the
mnfertlonery room on the oerond
story wrrre ornllrrn were being boiled
in hot lot. A boy who wu_ left to
which the tires timit‘l' the int loll thr-
roorn (or III minimI and during his pl}.
Wit”! the int boiled oror and ignited
the wood work. The room Iran tonal»
mi near the elevator shalt and this
[unlimited a good draft Inf the limo:
whleh epmd rapidly in oil dimtionr.
it one evident to the limo from the
sum that they mold not our» the
pilot and all their Moria were divert
en townie Wet-tilt“ the summing.“
handing».

National Reputation

b or outline IIf grnIIIIuII' mum-a.
udIlrI-nu the who ip:.Il

 

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Books. Books...

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AMBICHCLASS

 

for higII- toned uI.lrk

IM. A. MERRILL

 

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Books.

E III the Latest Books in Popular Prices.
4: Simon Dalo by Anthony .Ilope ..........
i. 'I he I,‘ Ill'lfillilllu ......... . ..........
5; St. Ives ........ .....................
:5 IIis (Ilall‘ of ibIInoIIIII- ...... 1.10

P BEERS,

horualk Conn.

Vi
$51.10
. Ilil
1.10 §

i

i.

enameled Sauce Pan costs

to cents and lasts three months. A Str‘ansk;
Steel Ware Sauce Pan costs 50 ccntsant

Which is cheaper. " "

“IIIIIJC Cmss: —"T_ranskey Steel Ware,' cane.
it lasts ior years."

Even the A B C class knows—and surely good

housekeepers ought to know.

rdwareCompany,

42 South Main St" So. Nor-walk.

”oil?

In Your limits Many?

finvu-v qt...»

 

Are you pnrtiwulnr and prudent 1'. Do "

you want good quality and bone-III
prim-II. with l'fl‘llliillll Strung» thrown
into the bargain '3 II In» Why rum we
trIIIII'?

llIIgIlI-Id I‘Illlli'75l
Very III-oi l'rI-nIIII-ry Iluttor.... .15:

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upon...

 

I'ure hard. “It lb, 3 IIIII 25v aml.........

I 'Ilili [ISII'ERSIIII
12001)
CHOPPER

 

CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
I’orm Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.

‘ Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE (SHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.

Coops Potatoes. Meat,

_A'pples. Cabbage. Bread.-

EVERYTHING.

A machine you will use
everyday. Call and see it.

Comstocl Watkins It Do

ll'.’ ‘\'flflil§£lgtiili Street. South Sons ulk.

 

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OSCARH BANES

{Same-mu in H. B. HAS),

EXCELSIOR

Lively and Salesitables,

NORVVA LK H LVN.

The lilo-Iii I-Ilulpngm for liw ry in the town,

rIlI-nnurudriiinx. and n large elm it at up-
:I’ Me com lImI to? wedding» and we I iIIl «II-w
units,

’23:“ and careful driven in llvt-ry when III--
l'rtrngI reunonnblo.

A TlllAI. tritium Mil ll‘ l'l'iili.
Team delivered and called {or in any port

of III? WV
Telephoneull. Ill-I1. {obi 9m

Fox Cycle St Hardware

lL‘IIW .n-hingtnn Street. .
"EVERYTHING FROM h NEEDLE TO AN AIGHE

Five cans for Q1

DELICIOUS FLAth.

Samuel (lonstock, Jill,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The Finest in the

Market.

2| Cts a Can.

 

Preserved Stratum

5‘1‘

 

7;: North Main Strict.

THE NEW “f

MAHACKEMO

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I

One of the Leading Hotels 0! W”

Connecticut.

I101 Ill) 00”) WATER Ill-I

 

\\ «or: dies nurlaltyof Park iml.‘ ..

Imported Fine “incl, ‘
and Cigaro. ' 'i‘

 

wa mm: A rmwaxfl ‘

JOSE PH L. Wile”,
momma.

 

 

All Sizes l'

 

I’mll Egg! that are fmll 20v Ihrzand
Home, warranted all right. tile lb
Illdmu .......... ..
rilnmldere warranted IIII right. he
lbnud” . ... .. .. ... ...
I pine Minot- Moot “Joe and ... ..
Ili'anei Imu'hic und........ ...
(You Finest I'orn. lie and
Pan Flood ammo, Ito and...
Dr. llnmly’n l‘ruuee, 2 lb! 25¢: and...
2 the Fine Apricot». 1'24? Ilfl............
ll llIII linen Mill Cream. 351' and.....
Ill» Magnolia linking Powder, lilo

and

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HIDD’I ’-

V‘! ‘CONVJIC amazon -9.

 

 

New crop Porto Rim Molmnoir
in; pure nmlundeliled

You will have our than» for the
prompt mumofanyihlng that don’t
unit. (lire III II chance wallow that
In «In warmth
price». more yoorordoron turd”.

Renampnonmrorilour.
Sofi'edihmprim are wink for

 

 

5""an Dill!

metronome

 

At the One Price I $5.00 At the One

That I: the price at which we have decided to elude
entire line of SPRING Ot ERCOA'I‘S, left over from

Thilioagrand'opportnnitytopnrchaocalight
Overcoat, and yOurohonld not let it: slip by. . =
notmanyoithem. Noncercrooldforlcuthnli
mmtofthemwerefrom.10..00to$lfiflfl.

priodBIaclt Diagonal: and Cherioto.Light Color é_
Mathis-mic. Allmwdlmadeaadweil “E
méetofthanhareufinalareliningo. Alliance
to“. Allattheoneprioeuquotodabm.

Opalereryereaingnntilnineo’cloek.

DAVIS, the Tailor,

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