Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 14, 1898 · page 7

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ll“ directions ended the

onllrlcltsen. who with
fat the wounded. are at the
first here are expectéd to

ins oi Reaxap were buried

wasps ole assurance.
9 beats went back to the
a, who was in the Marble-

ed The spaniards had by
. it"s uttered severe losses. Their
much the warships several times
‘ bush they did not do much
the tire aroused the American
”terminate the fort. Theron
the moment the fire or the war-
‘ib concentrated upon the light—
and the improvised fort was
.tl'tpleces. As there were great
' of Spaniards in and behind
at’l'the time. there is no doubt
. at them' were killed.

' a‘rhldheatl and the Nashville
r’ heavy guns as well as their
. guns. and hundred of shots
glirown into the Spanish trodps.
'd the ships at number of men
' untied, but not seriously.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ville was slightly wounded by
ullet.

anus-g.

-‘ 1N6 IN CEREMONY.

 

wear Allegiance to
on londay.

, hoops will
3’ tit-united nu
. (By Associa ed Press)
(isms Haven. Military Rendezvous.
title May llw- The Connecticut
Its here are now rapidly nearing the
t wt“; 22.13 will betome inil- fledg-
soldiers lit the BPrl’fliP of the l' niiad
States. The last of thc First regiment
{nan will have been examined by to-
tight. including those who will hc rc-
”tilted to fill thc ranks oi the dcplctrd
”inmates.
'On Sunday the company muster rolls
gfiill be prepared in tiiplitaie 0w
copy will so to the adjutnut general in
anblnzion. u serouri will be placed
on lilo at Hartford. and on- third will
remain in persuasion oi the company
wmmnntler. The program calls for the
malaria; in cctcmony on \ionday.
T'l‘his ceremony will be simple. it will
(he done with cat-h company separately.
The men will bt- formed on ,Ihc par-u:
L'round. uncover-.und with uplifted hand
Will swear nliI-ainucc lo the United
ten, and thou llliil‘i‘il list-k to quarter.
“Thu last company to he citiInIiIit-d in
jute First rigour-III. is it}. and this I'X‘
‘Mllliliutl in in progress today.
The. ranks of rho tlr'lthH-l mmpaut
MC mum: l'llllliil‘l'. (‘upirilii Monro. oi“
,lltt llllit artillery. has th'lYt' \'ili‘:lil-
pills which will probably be iillrd to-
. w. largely by Ynit- llli'll.
_.._.___.._._..._..

NIPAIY D. HANS”.

Mil Bill Icsiunsas'rmturer. and
will Ask for have ot'Alnsries
Al the meeting of i‘orupnny li.l-‘qu~IiI
Wt. last night. t‘nptttiu frmiuririt
. A. Kill. who has rt-t-t-tuiy hm u appoint
H ‘I‘ I llt‘lltettnnt Iolnncl’ln tlit \Itiill"’l'|
W) oi the l' lllli'll Stun-ti. Ii-aiirucd .ih
"Mirror ot‘ iht lttlllllilln llllil l'rim
Ml! Hl'lttud Was cittrtcd to ”to or
dob. antuin iiill will pt‘olrttlrly to.
m I captain. but will obtain it
‘ of Absence from ”W uliilt', not
“ ‘ First Lieutenant "li'lllil‘tl it'iloriutu:
'“Mfillfllllll. 'l‘lic tilllllllilH Ilti limit o
‘m the imitation to round Mliltt
I! tho South Noinuik t‘ottuttga'ionni
mil. tintitlay. May Jilili. ’i‘lttvr. puts
it”! itIt-ttt- utternluim- out to drill.

“I“ AI ‘llll seasonal

% humor im'uehldn't all no
‘ momma“ warrant-Iv-

A drurnnttr this iIidIIiuiItu iu pistol
‘ million at the mo of l‘ W. Noam.
lit Main aim-t. Nntwuih ilitlill l
*' million! this alteration
s not shooting arias: llit' rim at
hihsard- an a heap of who. one or
7.. billets Wi'tll throuitlr Iiw tutti w-iu
M M John liulltinn'a residents in
‘ ' ptmt. imasitm hideout-rotors or
ii lllllitl lll‘tlilt‘ll tttil hill ittltii
Itiwitrd llit'iilitlli wt." n it
aunt the-window
ll l'uitrc llt'udlry Mitt Iii-illicit
the thrust Ill'lliilli'i' to l‘ Iiinl'

" mo “ll IDLDIIII

, , “will he Is Great Du-
‘MWMM Watt
2 '*‘ ‘QW Alim'lllll‘ll l'l’t’itsl
' Karlhilttitl. hilt-m. Mitt" iiv
. la. "will. tho tumour- ultimo.
m would“ fill“ i'i'llilliliiii worn
W soldiers He is oi the unto
as war will not mniitow toils
“ Mllltltw.’ he says. ‘lllm-o
Q Crest demand tor t'hrlsiitm
"i Then he added. "I Hill to
> ll Nilflllllt-lll ll Imullrlo dilr‘

 

 

' it no to work tritium the sol-
lllillllll. Mr hilarity said:

-. in; min. lite has

. war by her rulers.

m. it to tilts” s

mm “(wotme at Tolls“ a“

nil antler Washburn Maynard of

Various lions and llishsps on the
Other Side of the River.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Malkin are
moving from Henry street to New Ca~
sass. _ ‘. .

i

 

’i‘he yacht Mayflower is being thor-
oughly overhauled by Captain Charles
Day andpn Arthur-

 

Robert a. ma..." out: has is... toena-
ing a few days with relatives here. or
turned to Heliport. today.

 

Mrs. George Conklin. who has been
the guest. of Mr, and Mrs. John L’Hom-
median. returned to her home in Pa-
chogue. L. 1., yesterday.

 

Miss Nellie L'Hommedieu, of Henry»
street, has resigned her position as or-
ganist in the South Norwelk Baptist
church.

 

 

The religious service at the Fitch
Home for Soldiers. Ncrotbn. last even—
ing, conducted by Rev. F. S. Ainsworth.
was largely attended.

 

Rev. Mr. Anderson. of Chicago unir
varsity will preach in the Swedish Con-
gregational church tomorrow. Next
Friday night. Rev. Oscar Liudcgren, of
Bridgeport will preach.

 

Second Advent church. Van ‘Zandt
avenue. Rev. h‘. S. Ainnworth. pastor.
Preaching. l0:30 n. m.; Sunday school.
12 In.; social aeercc. 7:30 p. m.: gener-
al prayer meeting Thursday evening :It
7:80.

 

Frank Allen. of New street. fell from
a seat under a tree at Second Point. last
night. and rolled down the bank. lie
was troubles to get up. and it was
found that the muscles of his hip has
been injured. Dr. it‘. B. Baker was sum-
nioncd. after Mr Allcn had been car-
ri. d to his home by William Hilton and
others.

 

About twenty o! the East Avenue itc-
I'ivalbaud. led by Fred l-‘icld. ('hurlcs
Ainawortb and accompanied anti assist-
ed by their pastor. will hold a revival
service at the Young Men's ('ltristian
Association rooms at South Norwaik
tomorrow aftrrnouri at the usual hour
of meeting. The main qunrtctte will
sing several selections.

 

Men arc at Work on the yacht lI‘lor-
cut c ii. and it is cxlwctcd that ahc will
bc plated in commission this Wf‘t‘k.
Hci' dwnct'. (‘itptnln Bt‘i'i'fl. is authority
for the structural that two rapid-lire
nuns will in. mounted on bcr deck. but
lic rciuscs to .quc whether or no rliv
government has lll'i‘ill‘t‘tl her ior duty
in hut'lmr tit-li-rrcc. ,

 

Tomorrow is the Epwortli League au~
nlvcrsary Sunday. It will be oltecrwrd
t-t tltI' East Awuur Methodist Episco~
:3.” church by uypropriuit and enthusi-
astic Pl‘l‘lit't‘. III inc morning lit-v. .loiiu
i‘ronlis‘b will lli‘t‘ill'il from Slum-ii ii.c
tit-"lipturts, in tlic martini; Ibo lt' it :xl
hand will told a sheriai l'\. .og- iistl
:iitViit to Ho twilight horn. ind .It' i Mi
Rot. A. .l. Sillllll \ill pivot-it hy rpm
irrl ruin-st to ill“ lipworthiuns from
'd‘iutrut-It-r 'l‘t-str-d.‘ lunpirr’nit. "llll‘ll'
will lit‘ the tll'llt'l‘ oi the tiny.

..—..

TODAY I! WALL in“?

Inrltot at tho Opening unlimited a
Rather Acute Depression.
tliy Associated l‘rcas.)

\\’.iii « li‘l‘l. itt:|ti it. III.~"i‘lIw stint.
.li.l|ltil u. the tl||i‘llll|K l‘t‘llt't'll'll it in!“
II' nwttr lit‘lli‘t'hitli-Il. caisriuu In all lir‘
partnuntr I~I‘ llll' I.l|ltltlll Illill'li‘l on
u-voirui of Ito sotucwltni gloomy \'lt'\\
of itiItalnud’u llllt'l‘llillllllliii l't'liliittlli tat»
lIl'l by illt' mirriui‘y IIi‘ hilllt' t‘or Iio
lwilllllt’fi litrlltiw lure wort» Ii--nr ;
patio in a iliillilit'l' ot‘ Iiit' lllirl‘liliiltllliii-
illlli liir' i\llltlt' lint idiom-l ltmmm til i
iltiiitillt ll‘:lt‘|ltlll. ‘

\\‘nil itll‘t'ii. uonu Nluuuy Iiii
..tt.td_\‘ :Il ‘.' per 1 ‘III . |li'llll“ Illl‘l'tguillir
lulu r. .‘t or iii... per I'llll . sitl'iilti: |\'
illll’Js‘. retro-or. with ili‘llllllixiililllt‘w lil
intirltv'rw' ltlll» i.t ltd-l” flit ti llllllltl
.ititl ill in”. for tilltl)‘ ll.’.\~. posit-t3
Il‘ti m. Hit and Hills; i'lllllllll‘ll‘lil hills.
Hill, at Hi; uiit'crr million... .'.t.i. it;
2."; but slltni'. (all, limit-iii illi'iilld
i3. utlivt'tlilri-ul litiiitls. \ll'lth
lilkitll‘. wI-ttit

\\'.til stitc

ulr

ltlllithl

it it. ill 'i‘ii- ~n tuition

.-..‘.\.ti uppot-i it. 'ilt‘ low lltl‘. .tini
mp iii o .tlinrpit. ilit I.til\\.i\‘d lilM'
nituittii l“ tittIiIitiiIi lot: that initriml

llltlfillri' .ti llll‘ lllliliilil-tllill Milli.»
to hill on .t tittltilicif till ”it mutual apt-t
lili will l lillill I'll» llli ptlit‘t‘l't'tl I'I-i‘
r‘ . .II Home Nttit'litlli' that oil attain
u. . our lunch to tilt lmtt .tt i'ttt uttir
i I oi «to tilt: riot fliilll a mill

\\ ..ii til I lliilill lIIIIiIIt-u motto
it It Iitill tliiitup lilt‘ mono ittott tti‘ iltv

‘ovri . It‘ll“. lull Wills- iIrtt-irliui \t'l}
utotiuuilt Honor row .tlitrir _Ii~iitti‘
.I l\ ililul and .t on oi lil‘ illllltn II
ditttii t.i- airlirr illi‘llilt'h ‘Iiic rim
on t~.t- tiitwilitd nuii itrrattiur. noun»
my. to. ylcliliilit uliirliiit tiltil utiter'a
will iiiiil‘. or ill lit‘tti Ni'i i‘ltimlttl
.... . ow t‘ltt‘tli‘tltlln. Irlitlltml 'l‘iil‘illllllllm
l * 'l'IlIl Ailin- tIl nltit'kl, ”WM"
‘t.tit a
.WWW
lil.Ailll‘i‘llhlld l'ltllll' WINK.

my Alliii‘luli‘ll l'rmJ

 

 
 

lld'd‘lililt'll. Mitt li 'l'lli‘ t-tuidiilou at
Mr illntlsiulil this morning Ill milflll
llli' some int i ttll'lllll ”I! is nutm-
It' wtult ’

lNVltll'lllli'l‘lNil ('OI'NW JAIL.
lily Asmclitoil l'ussl
itm-ltville. hilly "31'"; tmlttuon
sis ~ expenses visit t is toil?
”This morning they mum"! “I
susc-

' 1!

a noun... nan to up
Moll Game says:
that red board screw"! onto the wait of my
room and provided with It oouplooi hooks
from which hang two tiny. round hole

phonu carpincos connector! by two wires—I

that is oil—but lnypropriator has been
singing its praises {or the last illlrnlotitos.
slid ache cootlduntislly assured tho that
it will not play any part in my hotel bill
at the and of my stay. there is no earthly
reason why] should enter any protest
against his profuse entannlums.

"This. " said he. "is the tolephonia
tncssenscr. or talking newspaper—tho
ouiythluy of its bind to thowo'rltl.‘ it
has now been estublin oil in Budapest
about three y.cnrs It tl flora irom tho or
ttirrury telephone in tho {not that the latter
indirectly contractual with tint control 0!

lies. whorelur wu aro aids :0 cannot!!! from '

200 or 800 subscribers in ottu ( irc nit. The
city is divided into till I lilil: in MI day
long news In spukt-n into a ”mentally cou-
struetod apparatus to tho control oflice.
varied with outortnlmi.t ..:.~. the opera and
linpulstio lessons. it. is not a telephone
in tho strict remit) of tho word and there—
toro does not infringe tho telephone rights
of the government. it. corubiuos'the fitne-
tions of your tnpo machines and electro-
phoncs. w hllo it is ten times cheaper.
'i‘lmt bum you hear just now was to pro
vent subscribers talking to each other on
their own account. ”

”it liculllil strango that such an escal-
lcut idea as this appears to bo should not
be introdrwcd in other towns than Buds
post." i Ioirturod

“Tho nuswo r is very simple. 0! course
the newspaper footurc would be impossible
in London, where time is everything. and
a man could not: sit tho whuloday with
tho apparatus to his car. waiting for some
particular news or exchange prions. Then.
again. other towns arc not so advantage-
ously situated in this respect as Budapest.

where the law empowers the company to ‘

introduce the apparatus into any house in
tho city in spite at the objections oi the
landlord. We have hero 6.000 subscribers.
and ouch pays only is Iloriua a year. With
us it. is us in England with a certain soap
—our (attrition don't {col happy until they
not it. it. intro cheap that runny of tho
rooms in my hotel are iittcd up with it
it tho \isitor'tinds it inoomonictrt to go
to tho oporn. all liu bull to tlo is to put this
apparatus to his our and he can bu outcr-
tniuctl tho wlrolo owning. 'i‘ho general
public. too, can hum noon in ntlmncu oi
the newspapers \i by a tow trucks ago,
when tho trctruun kaiser guru thot‘ onlo-
hruttnltonstof iriatoihn liittrnrtriuu Im-
tlun. llrutiattirtls of inurillcs Moro listening
to its IuI'ltIII hill! on hour later. Without
this apparatus they would have had to
wait until next tiny."

" lltu‘n you a regular daily programme?"

”You. It ill ltllmllllli'm‘l in tho morning
and changes awry half hour or so. The
urc-atcr portof tho morning lit taken up
with [it'lt‘t'rl on 'chttngc. o sunrumry of tho
news in tho Iiuillnt. At noon wo twain to
gut." report of thotloinus lII pnrlinIIII-nt.
'l‘clcurntos oi lluportttncu uru commonl—
tllttotl «it tlill'ti. tho tuluplIItlilc lllt'hm‘llyt'l‘
being in dirt-ct ooIIrrccliou with a loading:
liudnpcst Irownpttptrr. At about :3 o‘clot it
tho morning news is in port rota-uteri. tin-II
coltro t-xrluingo prices. lrli‘ul‘lltiid. lzitv I‘I'v
ports. a slmrt. entrrtoioiim story. tlront-
l‘it'lil ltt-Ius nItIi soirtctliucs It coma-rt. not!
for an hour in the owning wu not is lesson
in English. ltnllttii uttti From-h. You
how no him what It bunt-lit this limo tho
young flt'lli'l‘iillllll anti how popular lhl‘ht'
lustrous riro ililllllli.’ lirtlll. .\ cunrpltvtu mt
oi urotinutt-ti t'xt'rt'ln‘un has been llllillihhlll
lit lllt‘bu ltirrgiltiutis. I'lrtt'lt lt‘ll'lllllllli' I-ull-
sorlhor who torus to listen holds is copy of
the book in l.ilt‘t|l|ull licioro hint. and the
teacher spool.» into tit - tioultio microphone
tt'ttttntrtltwr at tho I'utttrrtl “tilt-o."

 

A Mentally Tints-humor.

tilt» "illiiillll. tho Sivctlu who lives not
nurtttot lh-m’ur. lItIs loiurtl out by nevi»
lll‘lll how it is that It tin clock or watch
pointed uml t'IItployt-d Its a \i‘ttlulrltittkt'r's
stun always tows tho trino of days.”
o't-lot‘it.urtlm hour and minutool Lin-
t'uln's "Mutilation. For Illi‘ hurt. your li-I
litts‘ boon rcuulntltm his luluiti lryouool‘
tin-so nilvtil scIItluolsou him-truth MPH".
and \\ lll'll ho orriwtl lilltltrllltll‘ morning ltn
looked at tho shill and than at ltll watch.
'i‘htvro wm- a dim rvpuury sotriowlrure. so llu
culled .lolrti \‘nnuitan. lilo assistant oily
cit-tit. who launched to ho Insulin: on the
way to lilo oillw

"Say. liIllt-lt'l‘ yr-utlourau." iru tlt‘t‘ohu'tl

lllt‘ t-icrh. “Ayn want to ttttli yu‘ 'buul
stiltrtrh'lliu. "

".\ll right." was tho reply. “What is
Iii“

" \‘ol. Ayn tank Ayn slosl tutno crocker-
ynok boy \t-rusuloru. Ayn lt-Iti than home
I.III llllll‘ll out on t‘u cottrttry titty manly
litlllillt‘lt t‘lli'l‘ it. an Ayuuct cu town 00'
ll‘l‘li tlillililcs alter it. Now“ tusituu out
tics out! "

’Ull. it it pretty boar luo'clorlt uuw'

“lint this “rich oop ulur wilfully store
say. I'll imitu oitmut minutes otter it. “

' \lrl. but that's a tin stun—thereu-
liu mulls in it. "

“it:- Iitts lrittoi"

"Ill “NM i‘oit‘ it you use?"

"\al. Ayn-Int out turn» \Ittolt lino till
«lot-y loin Ayn coin to town lol- putrrly 'Iidli
hull y or.‘

" i don t know anything ntsutt that. but
it is It start. unit you will sue till the watch
slum with tall :lN. tor dust“ slits hour and
liillliilu i'mltiottt ldtwuitt was ”MW
at F'urd a mentor in wit-illusion."

'l‘ho fistula was satisfied and wow
how many times he had eaten Mitts!
instills-til slut-st lust liaisons his watch
than i iteration to no rluhhmltonm 'i‘liuss.

'I'ho Halli. IO M Cilia.

'l‘o am a lame shoot at in trims is to
amino hands It very Iliupifltlslr. A w
bluish” |ll. with chlorination! strl
oi iron. until tt shallow level till.
late this the tan unites. it tell tourists
“it!“ the whitest ninth. M nests.

tits. lit-mm sells. 1' t
olitilliltihlltl' sow inmost-hi

min"- . we we
a V
min mid tithe

imam sits. it isthsa l “I
”ll soilslsptsi Pit

 

A small. “shim .

lull”.
"W to the amount at l-‘ivn Hundred iiclisrn.

ERECIAL SALE
UNDERWEAR.

.‘ f , ,
Cambric and nalnsook gowns. cor-sot
more. chemise. drawers and skiria.
Special reductions on line goods. . '

'L‘ace trimmed skirt chemise~~

83.25 reduced to $2.60,

822.50 reduced to $1.60.

Long cloth embroidered clrcrninc ~—

sms reduced to $1.25.
, $1.69 reduced to $1.25.
, 1.50 reduced to .'

Cambric nightgowns. nmiu'nidcrcd in--
aeriion yoke—-

{1 reduced to 680.

$1.26 reduced to 780

31.50 reduced to title.

$2 reduced to $1.25.

$2.25 reduced to $1.50.

32. 50 reduced to $1. 98.

Long cloth nightgowus ribbon and
lace trimmcmd-

$3 reduced to $2.

4...?) reduced to 3.

V

Umbrella skirts——

' 84.75 rcduccd to $3.75.
84.25 reduced to $3.
$2.75 t‘t‘titlct rl to $2.

——

"FEA'I‘HERWEIGIIT"
SKIRT Sl'l’l’OllTEli.

Fashion has inkcn hold oi the
therwclaht.”

"l-‘mt~
iil‘t'lllll'l“ it is a good thin
improve ”10 form.

it you haven't Itivcn it airy nitration
A It will
earn your good opinion us soon as you
inrirzihic when
worn. and will not chute owl's anr

yet. don't hI-situic any longer.
I'xantinc it ~~~~~ wry liaht.

lllt‘llltl.

'1 ”AT
Al'l‘UllA'i‘iC COOKER.

l‘tonomiscn spa... do a not "It‘ll rou-
iinuttl nutrition and hilllliifl.
itsa fuel.
that is lost in lllt Hill‘lhl)‘.

ictpilIt-.
sum 4»in llirl‘ll til ilit‘ liliitl
immrtis illi
$2.“ and

odor of cooking. 'i'wo rith-ra.

'3.

Tth.M.READCO.

suns WT

 

Illnesses intrude.
i‘tttirtrs itinerant.

Wont-vulture .- ll' plant in I-unitlur
tll'tlt'l‘ rtgttilt from I'lu‘t'lhtll I'W't‘hl lln
illitl will ht‘ Null) l- I‘ ltitslilt-ss |-_\ MN)
‘Jlllli.

SOFIO&CO-.

ll Klilfllll Hits-cl. Noi‘nrtllt.

honmt for Point.

tllllto til ihit i‘ ii_\ i hull of "to t‘ My of

South Nora-.tlit No in Wittiltiurrtoh

lill‘t't'i. May xiii. I‘ltll.

W‘llllll lli‘iuiIIt-Jls will ho l‘i'i‘sllvt'il to
thin tilllcn until lWi‘ll’il It‘ll o'clock noon
Ii Monthly. May ti. Milli. iut' lint lur~
lilitlilim ui‘ nutter-int. llllll c instruction at
a \‘itriiled innit i'awnwui. on t‘oti
ruin it'tutiidutioo ill he laid in Mouth
Mullt slim to titilll ill)

'llli‘ ttpproslmat I-nlllllutc oi rim»
mum in tin ittid in non mtitiirr you It

‘lhutt‘ ht «Inn to he laid and rulitltl
whom I lull not at llll’lllfll

Nu bid will be tonsldorotl unless Itc
torupauitsi in it I' »I tiled tillth it. or l'tllll.

and upon the award of molt-art. It bond
to the amount at line 'l'lllllldllllll llollrtrs
will he required for the faithful put
laments at the contract.
Indications that be seen tit tit s at
has. and all unwary information
my be obtained "all i. . . nod.
engineer in charge at the work on and
aim Monday. titty ll. ins
'I'hs fittest t «mini-storms mervo the
vial" in rodent till hills. or to soot-pt any
that is their it stem my in tor illr
Mi WW7, fighter-«I Ml out
it ill
Giulio be on” With the origin
0"

 

Tri st

Jargcst and finest we have ever shown.
iiolti llust‘l’ans. 5c.
90.

Stern-Carpet Cloning.

 
 

 

ram 8. Hyatt,
N0. .2 eazraneeunoirte, seaward.

Shirt Waists. .

Again this week we have added new things to our Shirt Waist stock.
W 0 show all the latest novelties as soon as they are out. Our waists are
made to lit Tire workmanship is the vcly best and our prices we guarantee.
“a are showing an endless variety of the choicest cfiects in l’ercales.
(lingirnms, l’riutctl Dirnitics, Canvas Cloth. Batiste, in all the latest pat-

terns Prices, 39c to $3 75
Special Sale ot‘ Towels.

\\'t- have closed out from the importers a largcvlinc of FlilO"Llllt.'ll
'l‘owcis at. about 25 per ccnf loss than they have ever been sold. They will
lrc pint (‘li on sale Saturday morning and we will give our customers the
ilt'lit lit of our purchase.

Houset‘urnishing Department.

\\ c. are showing ill our iimrsofurnishing Department a new line of lliu-
nor “are. .'J,‘oiiot V\ aIc\nnd Glass “are. ()uriiuo of wirudinieies to thc
100 it. Clothes Line. 130. l'oot

Covered ("litres Butter lli‘slrcs,

 

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