w,
Associated Press Despatches Up to the
Hour of Going to Press. i
Nina or run CREW uitowuun
The Salaam Gloucester, from Baltimore. Collides with the Schooner
Alice Jordan. at an Early Hour
this Morning. off Martha's Vine-
yard—Seven of the Crew Saved and Taken to Boston.
Boston, September iii—The steam—
Ibip Gloucester. of the Merchants and
Mtners’ Transportation company.
which arrived here this format... from
Baltimore. reports that at Loo o'clock
this morning she collided with the
Gloucester schooner Alice Jordan off
Martha's Vineyard antiihat nine of the
Jordan's crew were drowned. Seven of
the crew were saved anti brought here
. on the Gloucester.
The'Gloucester reached her berth at
Battery was}: at 11:10 o'clock. The
steamer sailed from Baltimore on her
regular trip to this city. touching at
Norfolk. which port she left chncs-.
day inght. When north of Cotngc City.‘
about 1:40 o'clock this morning. just
after the big boat had steamed through
vineyard Sound, she crashed into a
Gloucester fisherman which hail sailed
across her bows. The schooner. which
afterwards proved to be the Alice 0.
Jordan. of Gloucester, was ciit dam-
to the water's edgetand it'pidly filled.
The officers on the Gloucester stopped
the steamer at once and ordered the
boats lowered. ’l‘iie schooner sunk in
a very few minutes. and before nine of
the crew. who were order p below. could
reach the deck. The captain and six
of the Jordan's men were taken from
the water by the Gioitccstcr's men.
The commander of the
Captain \l’at'rcn. climbed itito the rig-
ging When his vessel was struck and
was also rescued The boots oi the
Gloucester searched for a long time for
the nine missing men. but nothing
more was sccu of them. and the (lloti- .
tester rcsumcd hcr voyage to this port.
with Captain Warren and the six scar
men.
latter in the afternoon the namcs of
the lost fishermen were lcttrncd. 'l‘iicy
art.- as follows:
iltirry Ii. (low. (iiouccstcr; ————~ ~-
Scott. ot’ thi- i'roi‘inces. ll brother oi
Captain John Scott. of illooc slur;
Janus ii. Itusst-ll. tlloiu-cstcr; 'Ii'i‘c.
inlatli Ryan. ‘IlDlll't‘Hlt‘i’. ('Iliii'lli‘ Smith. l
Gloucester. Maurice Morison. iicnry
Parker.
YELLOW MILL POND VICTIM
Grace Marian Pirkiu
tity .\.~'4lli‘lall‘(| Press.)
Ill'lllilf‘lifll'l. l‘tillii.. Svptrittltwi It.
The Yrilou Mill pond Iillli‘llii' lilf'eli rt
i'Hiillt‘II it
itilltV pnznt
llin‘rlthllltilI
Wlii‘i‘i' llit‘ iltliillc Illd)’ lit- rit‘lll iii It I\i‘
begun a partial vanishing .\.» .t
unit of tin tithicpntcnis ol' the forw
|.
t
noon tinrt wins to be :llliilirl no tl‘itlld
that tho woman. whosc illcllli'lliliil't’il
body was found iiti'lt ilt thc in» it. out
Grace .\i:tri.tn l'ct'itttts. of Middluturo
Mash. Iti fmi. so positive hunt the lo.
cut
iiiithoi‘itic tut-.otiit. that Mcdoul
.ixtttuitor Ilii\\li:~ ililr- uoou illicd out
it dmttt H‘l‘llllidll cliivi‘ilit: the mm- to
and the "now oi‘ the vii
\lttiitili l’wit
Illt‘ Woman
Illtt Itt‘ Wt‘iitc t-~ ‘tiimc
ltis." 'I‘ttu idcitllly of HIV ltty~irriuiu
IiittltIIc-ttxtd ~it'tiiilfi‘t‘ who use tit
Bridgeport Lot night and through
“liltlti thc in 1 location Id Mtw I'll
hiltn \\.i.« limit. \\.|~~ I"vllllt“~li|'l Ilt ~-
niot‘uint: ttiht hr tutd hi: or. .iii mull
iitorittuu ll‘.||li tor ht» illustrator.
hutuc. ”lltr ‘lltlllfll'l’ nont- tillll’l
itiittu Jill-Iii“ i. l'o-thltm oi .‘Ililillt’liili‘li
and lit in *lo i.t'lici oi llii‘ iii-tit timo-
tlu. Ills: lili'lllllliitlltili til liit' lititl} til
the tut-rune Lod iiittht was pmttti't- in
that, bciui‘t itcwtim llic body. in» dc».
cribtti lillliai‘iti unnoticed pork mark»
and n rrtilp wound.
:ttrly ill the day ihc .tutitoi'tttw rm.
hot oil this. par ttlillll than oi ilii
ttlhi' that to t titli rotor i‘uilttnttt -‘ iim
mom. t‘tiinllii‘iilf, moot .ill' i'olliottu
hid li‘llliliillt. itlltililllitltii‘iiiit with
ilit \Ittliili Intuit \l ivr .lv ill“ ‘iilit tittl
work lot his i'arrittiu the ilIli‘i‘I.
\olliin llciilit| li~i Iliulutitlii'l liuliltll' ll
1.»
It“ in il; It“ Iii-l 'tii‘t ilir til-HI .t
titl.tu'~ Ho i..l ig- oitt-ii l‘.i.t‘ t...
l’i'iilll it 5 .. lt‘ttl itnflnlfi t... it lut‘
Ill il Monti-wt Mill .|.- «iilltitl lilillIO‘r‘
Ir not oi tin mini lli'lli‘ oliuo tot.
lucii illlhl will. .i to aim oi l...
the Wt‘h ‘III .itidot ilii Illltlt'tlt.lll‘ili
ti; lMilil ito» .tuilinrtl w iottttttili m
titliil 'Ilil 'Itl ‘l‘th‘ lilitl‘ Air ‘Iiil' rrl
M .. i'iikint ‘h. titcli at amino. .‘
lliilili' mil in . illlli‘tl" il di l"l “1 ll
Mitt. I'lthtna .~ ‘lt- titlilii .ttttl i It'lil-
IJIHI i'lilliuiit in i'Ii'iIIHl tin tim’it
Iii'ie of ”it I'iti.ttt~ fttitdy iI \llrid‘w
imm ‘lti’ «t... not» it .m- .t; h.
iii‘ott'b in i"l’l! ‘bvx p‘tt H”
."t Mall tlil" ill‘nltoi' t.“ lit i' H
Hillill' ’ft'lii \l t~ til It’t ' I 1I! 'It- illwt
flirt! Min l'li‘hiic ltll tint plan thin-
“Mi onH pmtitnabiy with our i‘imr.
it... Douro», it Vliiiii. men of the town.
and that since that time all trace of
her has been lost.
The police here, when pressed for in-
!formatlou. refused to give it; but it is
known that they arc'mnking extraor-
dinary efforts to locate Bourne.
Furthermore. evidences are not won-
ting that the police. despite their rc-
petitcd denials. are exceedingly eager
to ascertain the whertiboiits of Dr.
“Nancy" iltiilford.
Again today the New Haven field
was entered by the detectives. and it:
is learned that at the New Haven coun-
ty loll. important information was
gleaned. Not long ago Dr. Gill. then
of New Haven, now serving a state
prison sentence tipon conviction .. of
malpractice, was a prisoner at the New
{Haven jail. awaiting trial in the Sn-
perior court.“ The jailer has been look-
lng over the discarded effects of tho
ei'tswliilc prisoners at his jail anti has
come across three articles of clothing
formerly owned by Dr. Gill. On each
of these pieces of clothing. it is stated.
appears the fateful characters "G 5]."
Meanwhile, the efforts of the police
and detectives upon the case have been
redoubled and startling devclopmcnts
possibly an arrest. are expected soon.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
Wail street. liiziu a. m.——-Prlccs mov-
cd upwards at the opening. but the tid-
vaiicc was not in all cltscs to the Lon-
don parity
Gains in some stocks reu-
it'ltt‘tl ti point. the Politics and snow of
l . .
xthc liidusirials being most
fishcrmun. ‘
conspicu-
'l'otiacco dropptd over a point
innd Sugar shoiwd signs of depression
tout flit-so features did not affect the
jous.
.‘gtncrttl buoyancy oi the market.
l Walt hire-d. it a. m.-‘l'hc
lbroadcttcd out. considerably during titt-
1advance and tlicrt- wcrc inntci'lni gains
.iu bliit'rlit-i that have recently
fpi'oiuin. nt. particularly
Itct'tmic
li‘", 'Illl latttr ran up to lTlL'l-_-. but
‘rmcted two points. iii the railway list
.tlitrc was a brisk demand for Northern
Pacific. The list giiili'rlilly shown-d tit"
‘rt‘l‘nis of taking.
l
without profit and Ill'illlIll‘lI
profit Sugar
to liti.
“i'zil iiitti'kct.
Walt :it-cct. iiooiiw'l'bc hcai's wci'c
moo round and priccs fortttd upwards
JKiIII.
.I iitiliii or so Iii‘th'cli lt‘tllit-iil'litiii.~‘.'|‘liH
lililliulltiil~ \H'i‘t' inm‘t iii tlciitztiid dill
iliili‘ luuiiaitcy IilTN'l ilit' iciitlc'tvy to
>th in .~pot-. Sow York Air Ili'lllti' sold
up tin points to ltil. Sliuiil' t'c'tivi‘t'ctl
lititiitncrmt down
to noon. L'hldlft stint-cit.
a point. but was
.i: till Stiiv
lioitd.» out» fairly unity. and sit-tidy.
Wall sin-ct i p. in. ~'l‘itcrc was .t
tit-lull Iii Plitifdi‘ to lull... with null
ll‘tl|li‘ -~litt|It-i‘l at llili‘l'i‘lilei. l’cnplc’»
it.” liml tii'l r a point. but visit within llii‘
-~yioptttioiic it‘iitlltiii was
\illlliil o pout I‘IMI’I‘IIII illill’il‘nh tr.
>oltwi it‘tiltl ihc ti-tlutc.
RETURNING TO THEIR HOIII
Sick and Wouudcd Holdicrn Arrive on
llti' flitiuiliur Ihitmotitiek.
tit-y .twwiaird Prim-J
Nit“ \‘nrk. :icpt-vittti-r iii ‘ilii-
Sliiilitiw to l.
lump \\'tl.ot’i urtitcti liil'i llll
inn with iild -i it and Wuilliillll
N. J! |\
tall-wt . nt-
.HIi-
lililiillii 3- .iittlmt! l‘i‘o'u
mm it
billll‘
li‘t‘w ill :hc villi unit all lots
innit-tone. to 'ltt .r bottom on
I'illitilult“
\t ‘itr Mo iii nun nut-
titltlui. iii tliwt itittl \‘t‘lll iii 3i Vlii»
Hill w lit-upttol lit Hit |~i'\i ii
iii I-i pill
not foot
it “pilot llll I‘ll-.0 I til tr 'ttitct: ":t
\‘l. Ilv it It Hibiilil llll [it ”I lnt’ «ti l.
«loch Hu “l"l l'titicuth ttmi, Ii-
lt~l up lili‘ll their tuibotuit ptptr. um
i‘ lll‘l'li till! .‘i' 'lu tilln Mliiltlliifl
Fin riilintouotl. than c. Ill to lump.-
ttti llilttiltlll |~» ill 'l liltft lrlIt 'itt
‘t;, r. u tootm tlt‘iltbtl lit‘iH‘ it
sit in ilr tnupitdi dad 'to» laditi In.
li‘Ii'i i tllii't litulitlttl
litt- out» thirty tivu iti ii mil
~imttrt. It: on itr- i in tin otttiy liltllilr
in! .tiol o k lot ‘li l! litlloiiitlv» Still“
l. ,tll til in thin tall Hlilll’i Mill! [Him
”4 twill.“ iiittv. oi from tho .‘ilti-m
tl’ll‘"“" Iiltiu tu'tl llxtlii‘l‘l \tiilifiittit»
no" n-mwlox i‘xruwcno
lily Mum Igtcoi Primal
it. i‘ l \i «t ,o :t. . it. Thu
Hun ‘l’huumr l-‘ linittrd tum-ml a fair‘
iy .untt‘ortatdt norm and was rcutiiiit
til noon. iii» moditioo iii apparently
unchanged.
\.
liitil‘ki‘i l
.\nicrh-ttu ;
lh'ttcl, lltlt‘l‘lil'tlliillill Paper and 'l‘ob;tc-‘
' mascara uoawank‘ ;
s Bruins
‘ MAJOR" I”! OH. 031'- ‘
Win ma. mini: Emoothly
and whether Into» acquired.
(By Associated Press.)
Wsaiiington..Septcmber lo—The fol-
lowing despatches were received today
from General Otis.
Manila. floptember Ill.
Adjutant General Army Washington:
iii my opinion. based upon present
indications, no further force required.
inhtirgent leaders in politics and army
in excitable frame of mind. btit better
portion amenable to reason and desire
to make approved rxptitution before civ-
ilized world.
(Signed)-
U'i is. Commanding.
Manila, lieptember 10.
Adjutant General, t‘ thington:
’l'elcgraphed situation “telly yester-
day. insurgents have acceded to de-
mood and evacuated entire city of Mn-
nila. except small iorce in one outly-
ing district. No difficulty anticipated
and no concessions made to them.
'Rhey express strong desire to maintain
friendly intercourse with llnlted States
government in all particulars. They
organized congress Thursday at Main.
Ios, twenty miles north of city. to form
plan of government. Manila very
quiet. Military government being per-
fected gradually anti large force polic-
ing and cleansing city. Health of com-
mand satisfactory. Trade and com-
mcrcc active. Treasury receipts since
August 14. five hundred anti forty thori-
sand dollars. Mexican currency money.
Philippines monthlycxpcuses will ug-
grcgate atle ast $350,000; nearly one-
half required to subsist thirteen thou-
sand Spanish prisoners. Believe that
receipts will largely exceed
titres. Tariffs and duties imposed. as
directed by president on .Iuiy 12. but
received in currency of country t‘li-i on
gold basis would almost double former
Spanish duties. l'nltcd States law
.il‘i‘licd for admission of (‘hlnesc and
opium: sales of licenses for inttcries
.iiifl other pastimes opposed oy public
morals. discontinticti,
(Siam-d”
OTIS. Commanding.
POPULAR AHUBEIEN 1'3.
A Illiti'll) (”Rid
Whoever heard of a hitcd girl ‘tliat
was aide to do a full Wt-?li'n work and
lili'itnt' iltc ciitirc family? Nobody. she
may picasc the husband or the wifc.
but iii-vct' both. and should she pica-ti
limit. the son or daughter liiids filiill.’
lit Iilliticys litlcsi niiioicnl sin-cuss. A
, ilit'cd (iirl. .‘lit' picnics no one of thc
't;iiiiily. and tltcrt-by tidings tlic title by
Wit: 7
“l'lii; click I III‘ tillei“ of ill! 'ciiv
Almost no Doubt that the Woman was. ‘ ' H l I H I I" '
t
wit'ch one of the most lttunlutblc forces
in 1- written is constructcti.
best
and can‘t ttcip li. but dot-s tiic
‘ she knows how. and for-line: that shc i:
'Iiltilg fight at .tll iiiitcs slic iiiukcs
llillifln wom- by lllfil‘lliix shc Is one
Will“ of litc spct idliios jitmpc i'
l
‘ l
N ~l I‘li'ii-il
'lllt‘ll in llli' some lI‘l‘tilliIi at its iitc rust
of tin family. The cit-d in this attract
litili. which ctiiiit'r to lltii‘l'c‘ 'l'litiiili'c.
ilitI
ilittittitur Illilill‘} has ti‘u‘ (int‘l'i‘ildtlltl is
li‘.ltli‘il by ”Lil tpttini littlc It'b-li rout-
‘Il.itli. t'titttlvs l". .\l~t'oi'lliy. lit lii:
~upport will b:- fouud such Well-known
.ts iilditii Murillo. tlu- I’isii’y,
loltn It, t'iiiiip:~oii. llii‘ rituinuiiiii Hir-
‘il‘;- and ti t‘liili‘lih of tort lii\'i’l_\' Milli:
dilitiuit all .ttu- latm .tutl popular
.«llllflh. '
Saturday. Siptctiilcr l7 is best
pt‘tiplt
tuiri'ltix ilil‘IM. tit'I-Iit\ i'iiiti'iNi‘
tit Illl‘ iitmton lilt‘til tipwrtt company.
«lil‘lilt owns an i‘Iit-{ttutitii‘lll of How
lilfllllri and il.;il,\‘
llldlllii‘ it til lioyt‘s
ilic l'lttsbul‘t'.
the iiustou ttlvdl tiprru
tilliiltitli) l.- wttitotu tptaihm the itcsi
lItt.tti‘c. Sitili‘iiilu‘t‘ 11’.
Pool to)“
popular pi'lud ortzttttlmiioit that t\‘I'|
|I’i~t’;tli*tl upcm .u I'lilrlilit‘tt. and well
thi- ci'oudcd Ituiiv‘il‘r that Mr
iil‘i'i‘lllifl ci'vcy pvriorutulicc
d-u-ci‘t't-
Fill A FIDRIAL OIII‘I‘IIY.
“ripe Tattoo to lot-too a lutitti [loco
in Porto Rice for Ioldiou
tliy Associated l'i‘oioi.)
Sui York. Hcpicitthti' iii
.t ~||lldltw plan of litil‘ldl iii i'orio [tho
it“ ilimt- of the I‘itiicti rilditw itu‘cm
who haw atromii diul and not) lii'l‘t‘~
Ibo-«loin .l. ti. stoic
Ntiutmptit infantry. l‘ ii. A.
l‘ in I' N. Null M ‘l' Mlllv’tlii'). of
i'h tom and l'mtcr - It Itoy Meltliil. of
t'tc littwitt .Imiril'tl ltn'r tithcn MP”? Iii
TH m-ciil‘ti
.iiiii do- tip tr
ti‘tiiitl
h t\ or tip now of the \liit'i'lt'iill two»
pti would i r d It‘lll‘l‘lll
aim-h «hot iw priu lili'll to Illi‘ tit-verti-
no iii. ‘I‘III'M‘ no it hurt- m iil‘til hit on
thin upon ii iii slrutdc lot of loud. throw
tlliiti'lfil’h of it tnilc from tho tt'iiitil' of
i'tiiit'i' on ”W road to Ariiotiiuu. l‘lvo
iimunttittl dolhire will pity for the land.
it» liriltiti‘iilllili. and for the t'c-itttcr~
mom of tin-lint illi't'tf'i Iiiil'l‘il. wiil'ii
will Him-wit oy lotto utility the tlirttu
non of i'itaptuu timid-innit
i‘i‘llli‘lt’l'i'.
About not limit of tiw built of witctti.
ryr. nuts, pt to: and imam in iittirch. t)!
potutmstt about otitI-iiitii it» starch. and
of rice and corn smut. throeefonittu.
it).
i .t
\
PXiii'IldI' '
ammo assume SEPTEMBER 16, 1898.
“mt
At lefid's
a...“
SOMETHING
THAT CONCERNS
ALL WOMEN.
l i
Signs of a new season are now visi-
tble. New goods are hero-Fall fabrics
that have Just been unpacked, priced.
ticketed and placed where you can see
tllem. ’l‘ht-t-e‘s a different atmosphere——
newer, better, and better because it is
new. ' I
The Dress t'ioods department is busy
with the opening of Its charming cola
icctlon of rich Autumn materials.
'l‘here's a Wealth of variety that is un-
preccdeutt-d in the history of advances
from one season to another. There are
so many new weaves and different ef-
fects that the pathway leading to choice
choosing is strewn with greater desir-
abieness titan ever-exquisitcness
without the trouble of hunting for it.
exclusivcncss without the penalty of
paying his prices.
The first impression that one rccciv-
cs from all this array of beauty is the
smoothness of the weaves, both iii blur-it
as Well as colors. Everything is to bv
smooth this coming season. .
Plecc'dycd goods. in all the different
weaves. seem to be in the lead; for tai-
lor-made suits as well its the more drcs~
sy gowns. iii this connection \vc how
an unusual varicty of snuili mixed ef-
fects. such as meltons, trovcrts, urchin.
.gcs and tin» like. that comprtsc ti col-
lection of more than ordinary interest
front which to sclcct. The very intrin-
cities of the rillllrl. with the garments
proposed til“ at once striking and coit-
ciusivc as to their npproprlatcncss for
'l’iic pool 3
‘Htflild “oil in /
Alllt‘ purpose.
3 For years post this dcptirtmctit has
‘hccn quotcd at being both progressive I
land dcpcndal ‘c. How far-reaching.
:iiien. must it.- li‘illllillloll extend imd. r
initiating coutii ions and situations?
l I'lvci'y Woman that we have ever met
‘lttis lilWiiyr bctn lntcrcstcd in first or-
:I'lViilr :it inc it ginning of :t tlntnac in
And ii:- thc seasons come and
that
.scasous.
an iv» obstvc itcr interest In
things to owni- licrouics grcntt-r and
ni‘cttt-r .ts ll.t' handiwork of tho Muir»
or grows witsttttitly more and morc
lictttttlltil.
t
The I} M. READ CO.
13311003303!
l
Moid- .
Proof
Jellies. ‘
‘l'ttw m-t'tth lit IIII‘ tilt |IIIMItil‘t‘
lilrvlt‘. Km '0 out the pit owl
pit will il||tlil. ‘lttt- t‘itit int
c. oo- in» potil'ittu iocllml ptttw
I'll» on top oi Illt' it-tly \t‘lit'il
or. “ltt‘Il. l'liiu‘iiiitkvn it cut-
it do prttt‘iicnizy all lldlil.
‘1‘) t.“ .mpvi utci NW top t.
lililit't'l’lflfl"). Wlwit llit‘ it‘ll}
in it. be until Iin- poritiiiu unit
it. lt‘|||ll\l'\‘ ti‘ it colic. “untied
.ttt in lilt'i' Ii\t‘i and um
it‘ll". tliiiI-hittt‘tit ptitiliil l
t'|'\I'I1lI‘|IIiI ii in .M tumblers ,
Il‘l it'll). Tt'. ‘|l".. Hi. i “'1
‘ch i'r.
R. I1.Pltiisted.
lirmlst.
ti thuhtnttiutt Hiiwt.
muttit Notwttiit.
Copartnership Notice.
Mr. Frank lander has two-u admitted
to the firm of .l. tipciii'ct‘ & ('0. the
luwcltd‘a. The business will be conduc-
tcd uuticr tin» saun- itttmt- mt hmtn-
ltiro Mill in addition to the In!" at No.
it ltitttu strcct Norwotk. will open nu-
iiilirl‘ nitii‘c at No. tut Washington
strand. itottiii Norwnlk. no 'I‘hiirtttittr
«Wt-lillm. titrpitvmbcr lath. .i, riot-ricer
& i‘n. ’
satiation o. tensor.
A R c H i 'l‘ I O 1'.
linuwit “like. so Well in. moronic. (with l
"thins l
a»
an.
riitélettoiuo DRY
«m TRISTRAM & HYATI'. iii»!
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk.
mm...”— ., a-» «a»
Goons Stone.
....m...-......_..._.....-....,- 1...-“
. New Dress Goods.
We can interest you iittliis subject if you will give us tlié‘ opportunity.
We
are receiving new goods in this department every day and we can safely say that
there has never been a season in our experience when as. handsome goods could
be
bought at as low a price as are ofiored this season. . In our colored dress goods tie-3~
pertinent we are showing all the latest novelties in all wool_ check Suititigs. mixe
clie‘viot suitiiigs, Silk and wool mixtures, handsome styles to novelty suitings, al
ll
wool irridescent cuttings, 54 iii. covert: suitings, handsome plaids in' all wool‘and"
. Black Dress Goods“? " «
The most complete assortment of black goods we have ever shown, including
all the latest weaves in ()ropons, plant and figured Moliairs and Sicilians, lleiiriettas
silk and wool.
and Sergei-t.
' Houscfurnishing Delft.
Specials in bonito-furnishing department:
Hand lumps, complete, 150.
14 quart dish pans. 19c.
1 gal. galvanized oil can, ‘l5c.
10 in. hosting spoons. 3c.
Egg whips, 20.
Cool liotls, lilo.
Glass water pitchers, 100.
Silver plated salt and peppers. 5c.
J nrdiuorcs. from 10c up.
Toilet sets, from $1.98 up.
We sell all kinds of fruit jars at the lowest prices.
Brien am 3) hisstt.’
NORWKLK. CONN.
.. H~,._....._ . ..
-————A’l‘~-——
KR’I‘GREW
SCO‘FIELD St HOYT’S.
A Free Gilt in BOlll_Sl01‘ilS, Noiwallt and, South Notualk.
For cnclt ct sli purchase of 50 cents you are entitled to a guess on the number
of lit-ans iii glass bottle shown in their stores.
’l‘liefirst one'guessing the correct
number; or. if not guessed, the first one who guesses nearest the correct number of
beans is t‘litll‘li'tl to the large 'l‘nrltislt Chair shown in their windows, to be given
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For the Nogiicuo shirt: at any price
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Price. hero mean. something saved
Come in and look at our goods.
Stock up before you go away.
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