exceeding five lines. one
“III. we; sis times.
» notion 100 a line each
riage and death notices.
of races for displayed ad-
furnishsd on application.
‘ ‘ioii ultras-a: mail.
. Josiage zrepaid: One
roe moat all“: six
:‘one year. 06.00. Deliv-
~s.18csweek.tohepaid
_ lei—No. 91 Washington
,ltorwalku
i9m°“‘“°' to Wall
a'Iwaya welcome in The
- If you know of! any
will confer a favor by tele-
. ‘ l
bu for the convenience of
’ , wish to leave items of news
‘ matter will be found at the
The Sentinel oilice.
cations should to all cases
EVENING BENTINEL.
m" courtesan.
cannot be oaranteed the
. oo 1 is ban ed in. Every
1 e e ort will be made to ac
patrons. but changes can-
, =~ 'isted upon as a right unless
out In by 3 o'clock In the at-
. . of the day before the change
. " Messing Sentinel has a circula-
' the Town of Norwalk and its
l r. considerably. than the
.~ 0 mutation of the other two
Iiies. Our press room Is al-
ma to advertisers andlviaitors.
Telephone Calls:
iptlniatnro Almanac for Tomorro .
Ilt‘ rises I Bun sets High water low-water
"-ll_ brill . light atn l0:thatn
' Committed to mediation?“
' .The Democratic convention, yester-
day, at Bridgeport. after a prolonged
able discussion on the currency
nitration, vaguely committed itself to
metallism. but repudiated Bryan and
Chicago platform. The vote. how-
ei‘. was very close. and, in fact. was
‘an' actual atultiiicstion of the party, as
for the sake of harmony many dete-
tes who were Bryanites and in favor
. of his financial measures, voted for the
. tiersonian principle, so termed. In the
.inalority report. An honest expression
of the convention would have been for
the endorsement of Bryan and the
’latform of the Chicago convention.
The discussion upon the Issue was
long, hot and brilliant. the speeches on
:hofth sides being by the leading orators
,of the party. with the honors In favor
"of Bryanltes, who were straightfor-
ward and outspoken. They had the
advantages of honest conviction and
open expression.
The ticket nominated Is a good one.
:V'I'hc chances of its election. hchvr-r.
"xare not one in a thousand.
“M-..“— _...
.1 i To the Hartford (‘ourant belongs tlu
credit of establishing the itii'lllli)’ of
the young woman whose dismcmlwt-m
body was found In file Yellow Mitl
l’ond at nl'itiflt'pil'l. Ncuhcr ii
Bridgeport nor New tho-en Moi-t their
any knowledge of a taming Soothing
ton girl until after midnight yestcr
day morning. In other words. the of
hints of both New llnvi‘u and lII'ith'
port learned of MI... tiiii‘.
little from The ('Illil'villl .- ox: Iurm ill
formation and i-lilimtiiit'lii action um
taken mlcly on The ('ttlii'dlll'n i-l-uii
Icailon.
tiimpp .il
Confl‘iltli'illloii‘a to liit' lit-pttI-lltsti
of the Fourth district are in
They have door the "tutti-i. .. doll in
thing by reuominutiuu the»: minimum
itt'tli'l‘
that of reprcm ntit'vc to soul with
"patience dililh \uluv, .\Ir I'III n It
‘9 IMm ltilll tlw Muir own gtt'tiw
Um“. Itiii Illi' t'ttlllill‘y I'\i'li iwlti i' ist‘l‘
vise. in the neat t‘ouuro - than
thing In this our which i~ myths u
f‘ I“ dcal.~ Iinrtiurd i'oiii‘iiiit
ii
“at ltlhili‘ta “I ucpumpliiw ought to
M ii profit in tip
audition of I‘u-‘i ritiu‘
‘I'bo Iti'nislih‘l‘r- tcp M ii on his l"~lil
mt the New litief’li'l' hail bid a bill
pit-w it it itiI-m
littlll vi tr.
“flunk". iillll llilil ll:~ l'tilIllii HI
Album hail bun ilv It I) min i.
m catered MWI‘M "Hill d up o in
MI. and two with orbs n Irnm tlo» tnl
Mo ancvi. .\ fcw immilp mm or
"H Iiht‘c hornet illli' it' i... Vililttilli .t
latter: has coining win-n u dd o w o
lithe to the map to ilmi qu “hint on
fifth the New Iiobrhbu might i-w. nod
wt“? Admiral livery i‘itttittt‘rti
M “will with the I‘risl of citation,
“ l“ III M Mitt. For H .tl'r‘ to can :-
“Willy, whoa town will!» iir it.)
I“ "rarities-o, of “illiterate
“I wonder wlt ilor it o-.. no. \'
‘Wthai got lmmv uni bw My 4 i .1
“Ellie “H Will lilt’ti in |," it: i.i
mwmrpbr's Weekly
5‘!
congressman. the lion. i:. .l lltli.
mainutusiy. 'l'loi' rc osttlrc illiw‘
hot that. when you lIII\’t‘ the t‘iit‘ti
leathers low Inglanit bogus. . ‘
The reorganisation of the Southern
New England Polo association was ac.
complished at a meeting is New Haven
last night. Officers of use association
were elected as follows: President. 1".
C. Perry. of South Norwaik; vios pm-
ident, James richly. of New Haven.
and secretary, James ltiiey, of Derby.
The board of directors will consist of
one representative from each club. and
will be chosen in the near future.
Franchises were awarded to the New
Haven Amusement and Polo company}
Stamford ‘Polo company. “Bridgeport
Polo association. John Heineman, of
Wallingford. and l-‘. C. Perry. of South
Norwalk. Two more franchises are to
be secured. making eight clubs In all.
The rules of the national associ tion
are to be adopted and govern this as-
sociation. The secretary was Instruct-
cd to make application'to National Sec-
retory Charles It‘. oils. of New Britain.
for membership under the national
agreement. The playing nights will
be: At Wallingford. Saturday and
Monday; at New IiaVon. Monday and
Thursday; at South Norwalk. Monday
and Thursday at Derby.Wednesdayand
Saturday: at Stamford. Tuesday and
Thursday: at Bridgeport. Wednesday
and Friday. The opening games of the
season will be played on November 7.
lieterccs tints far appointed are W. E.
DeMills. of Walllngford. William For»
tor and A. A. 'I‘anyane. This year
there will he‘s board of arbitration to
be composed of the president. vice pres-
ident and secretary. which board shall
techie all disputes not settled by the
referees.
The schedule has not yet been com-
pleted. hitt will be made up by Secre-
tary Riley and John Heineman. of Wal-
Iingford. The secretary was instructed
to furnish each club with a certificate
of membership. Adjournment was
then taken to September 28. at which
time the meeting will be held in South
Norwalk. and the schedule committee
will report.
The league will be one of the strong—
est in the country. and next in strength
to that of the national league. Some
of the fastest players of the country
have already been secured by the man-
agera of the, several teams. Those pre-
sent at last night's meeting were F‘. (3.
Perry. of South Norwaik: John Iicinc—
man, of Wallingford: I). l". I’cmlcr. oi
Stamford: James Mclmy. of New iiu-
van. and Mr. Huntington. of llcrby.
KILKIAN’S HORSE RUNS AWAY
ABroken Bolt causes Shaft to Drop.
Frightening the Animal
A bolt on the shaft of William F.
Ilsrnca' milk wagon broke. this morn-
ing. as the horse was passing I“. A.
Lane's restaurant. allowing the shaft to
fall. The home lost tto time in getting
out of the way and started tip “'Ilnll-
Ington street at a lively pitcc. 'i‘lm
wagon struck a tree in front of ('it_\
'I't'casurcr Matthew Util’iit‘ll'a rcsldcuct,
but war not daniagul. William iii-ti:
illluit' an nttcmpt to bliill the bitter. but
was unsuccessful. .\ir. Ilarue.‘ llilllil)
got him under control new the itil'lll‘l'
of \t'ushington and Spring nirt't'lh.
LOOKING Hill A SITE.
(‘ohgrt-ssmuu p; J. Hill. Eben li.l'
and W. I". Ilishop. accompanied by Is:
ail’dllitfll‘a attracted considerable iiIlt‘Il~
tion today iih they drove about town
behind a pair of handsome strays. lo
Wits :trt‘t l‘|:Iillt'tl it)“ “until Itiillltlf‘il)‘ Ilt Ii
ilir visit Is in the lilil‘t‘t‘r-l of .i uhiui. ;
lacIurnig coliw I'll and to look about in: i
in Iit‘i‘lll'ltlilti lllt‘, but the llt'Ji to not ill
1cliutiuli odiuitu-d to publish any I‘II'I
t'illli'l l‘lllliu ll.
t‘.\l'illi'|‘ rll'l'ltIJNil I'ii‘l‘A'I‘Iiliri. i
Antonio l‘auciroli. a tick t of Ivar
man froiti Illl' stair I‘Iitil'lii wimol .o
iMcrIdcu. was caught struona potatoc.
.ll‘iilll lil‘lllflt‘ titlinlltt'r lot on W» ciliiitl‘l
ion-nor. it‘sit-rduy. lic n.“ .trr. it.‘
ibi- titlint' Hunt and the hirilui it .tth
{ul‘lilt-e Iltliilii‘ti
Various Bays asii liisitsps on tits
Other tide of the liver.
. J. Wallace Marvin drove to Ridge.
held. today.
(l. H. Rider, of Cottage avenue. who ..
has had an abscess. is able to be out
again.
A coffee festival will be held tomor-
row night in the Swedish ,Congrega.
tional church.
——
n
Mrs. li'rank (lodfrey.' of Saugatuck.
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ill. Buckingham.
The East Norwaik Fire Police will
hold a special meeting tonight in the
rooms of the Mayflower Hook and had-
der company.
Mrs. M. l). Drew. of East Washing-
ton street. has gone to Norwich, ac-
companied by Mrs. I-‘. J. lr‘rink and
Miss Josie Drew. her sisters-in-law.
Chicken thieves operated recently at
the upper end of Fort Point street and
residents are up In arms against the
depredations. I
”.4... .
George Roberts. who Is assistant on-
gineer on the ocean tug Silt-kncr. bio.
been making a short visit with his
aunt, Mrs. Esther Wbcch‘r, of Henry
street.
The Ileolickers will go to Itowayton .
tomorrow night on its fourteenth out-i
log. and will be. the guests of (ieorge;
W. Stevens. who has arranged a llnei
immerse -:‘
‘ Ollie-am. .
, Hoyl’i'l‘lieitie.Saturityiept. 2i
'“z‘IW. ’
transit I,“ retro. sot-seem in-
formation regarding the policy of the
Roman Catholic church in Cuba. Porto
Rico and the Philippines. It includes
approval of the administration plan of
leaving the church question out of
peace discussions and announces that
the church In the islands will conform
to new conditons.
m...“ ....
District of Norwsik. se.. Probate
Court. September 21st, A. 0.. 1898.
Estate of Sarah A. Thompson. late
of Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Distric.
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
sin months front the date hereof for
the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to presni their accounts. prop.
criy attested, within said time. Will be
debarred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said estate are requeised to
make Immediate payment to
EDWARDS G. WILKINSON.
s22 29 01 Administrator.
retsarstuusats.
Tin- snpt-ib llill'ii'ltl iarcommmly.
The New Edition.
Iiciadden’s are lists.
Ily it}. W. 'I‘ownseud, author of t‘hlm-
title hidden. Marquis of Michigan. etc.
I COIPLli'i'li SCBIIC Pililllliii'IIOI.
Willi a star card of Well-known
t,‘otucdiaus.
Mob.- qiinrtciie, pretty girls, fritmle‘,
CornerMain and Wall Streets. Norwaik, Conn.
«(AUTUMN STYLES»
i
FALL AND WINTER
. Dress Goods.
This we boilers will be a great Dress
Goods season. A great many ladies
are tired of the wheel and will adopt
long skirts again. They look more
graceful and pleasing in them. Here
are, a few tcmptcrs for early buyers:
At 25c sovinch Black Mohair. what we
2hold all season for 37%c.
FALL AN I) WINTER
Underwear.
thir stock as you can see when you
enter our storc Is the largest In Con-
necticut. A great many asked the.
question "Will you sell all that under-
wr-ar‘"' “Isit't. it a great quantity for
this town?" We reply that the pros
pl': of the surrounding country as w. ll
as the people of Norwalk know that
At 30c all Wool Chocks. Bil-Inch wide
regular 50c goods.
At 25c All Wool Fancy Checks.. sold
by us a 39c.
At this Fine Fancy Suiting, worth all
the time, Me.
At Me Colored Emmine. regular 69c
one».
At the lirap «1' Elle in colors and.
black combed back. heavy weight, reg-
ular. 98c.
At 75c new blocs in poplin and so-
it‘ll cloths. sold cvorywhcre for 31.00
“.25 1 piece tit-Inch in White Black
llrzip d‘ t-te florist and hcnvicst pit-cc
programme for their benefit. The start ‘ quarts-tie, hovel slswiaitios. lit‘il'lilllillilll. . M “00d“ 1.“... "hum. in Norwalk. sold
will he made from the licaduuartcn-
near the bridge switch at 7:30 (ne'er-k:
m i
The handsome residence at Green}
Farms, owned by E. Ii. Smith. of the
horn avenue. was sold last week in IL
1‘. Bedford. of Brooklyn. for a very.
good price. The homestead will be us.
ed on the parsonage of the Congrega-
tional church of that place .
THUNDER STORMS AND FIDODS. i
Vancover, Ii. (3.. September 22-Ad~§
vices from the Orient by the Emprcns
of India state that (fhinn and Japan
have been visited by thunder storms
and disactrous floods In which umny
hundreds of people buy.- lost their lives
OFFERS 'I'IIEM HIS OFFICE.
I’aris. September 22»~Thc minister nl
foreign affairs, Iii. liclcnssc. has tiflrr' d
the pram commissioners Iiio iirw of ill
foreign attire for Iiii‘ll’ tun-tings. which
,‘i‘lIlIIIlt'llt't' on October l.
The Sweet Things. Momi~~-\\'ltcii I
get engaged I don't. Intcutl to have any
ntystcry about It. Marlo-I 'dou't Ni’t"
how you can ht-lp it. «it-:ir. l“.\'cl‘_voiiiv
will regard it its a tnystcry.
i
E. Groeschner,
Fort l'nitit sin-t t. I'ZiL-t Nora oli..‘
cursors om LASER.-
AIJ. lilhilhitl .\I.l..~ .\.\It i'iill-
'i'i-ilt ltll'l'l IJ‘ZII lltli I AllliA int-u
\t‘lNi'.‘ .tNII I.|I;l till‘ilIIli “Lit-
li‘.\I. I‘M. A #l‘l‘t'lAIflt'.
ilrtlt-rs rccrivr-tl by mail promptly
lt'ltilt'tl In and tlt'll\'l't’t'il t'rw.
r-it': iii.
lll'
handsome cmtuuu h. .
JOuPEOPLEuJO.
Prices 25, 60 and Wm. i
Pin-:ttrioii sale at i'lnistcd'u ftittl Word's:
drug stores.
Hioyt's Theatre. —
Wednesday, Sept. 28.~
enthusiast BROS.
Present the Angio—Auo-rican Hunt's-so,
What
Happened
To Jones.
liy‘tiI‘Il) Ii. lilttlklllil'ltfi'l'.
Author of "Why tr'iuilti l.c-l‘t Home,"
“The \Vroiiu .\| r. Wright," "The
land ('Itapter." .ti~., l'lt'.
l'ricn ‘25, bit, 750. fatal on sale at
|’|ni~tcti's and \Vt-mi'n drug stores.
v. M. c. A. BAZAAR.
Central Club Rooms.
Sept. 26. 27 and 28, ’98.
tipco from L' p. iii. to it! p. ill.
iln-iu-ntra .‘iio-ic. tlrnutl ‘
Hopper. lioicriulnntcht.i
Course Tickets. 25c.
Hiiiuli-evt-ttitigv. Iitc IAI‘I itiulti n-l-
mint-to in Itill‘ii'ui and ill’ltlliltlli‘ mul-
tiiu-. 'J'u'. sit. lihl
' wt: \\‘ii.|
NEW JEWE
. .._.- M. 9...... W...— .—
. UPI-ZN A
LRY STORE
.\I lit. “'anhitmion strccl. riootlt Noriiulk.
THURSDIY EVENING. SEPTEMBER I5.
it is ill int our poqsmc to twili'liit'i tb
l'tll'l'llt'lt' risk-i. “I
ttiiiiw u qty-chilly ui'our t ipiicul ll'li‘tllii
. Young doctor l'itticui out
iitiIIIlr to be illlt'l‘dli'ii on for app titllri
jile. but i don't in'llrtc iIt' i‘illi «isitid It ‘
iIiIi titti‘lilr “'I'li. l vitiiliitm' m» min up. .
note on lllitl tor Itlllii iltiiiat ch: atpcr i
:The Economical
in Which nit-i Jr Wt'll) ts-puttiinz \ts- nlo
itt'w aloha
J. s. SPEN
Housekeeper
i- stun-on IIII' noun lion and to the
or...» IlIs-rui inattiicr to- out other nor.- hull with a l-‘lr-t i'ln-~ ribs-k and price-i-
.o. in» u.- l" «tide. ln~iwiiit tiw bis-mi patronage oi the paid“. We will t-nrryn Muplp fiyi't
Diamonds. Watches. Clocks. Cut Glass.
.Atplewrytlmtu ill!“ I‘ u-omlly rattled by a First t‘lau- .i. \tt‘li} stop.
“'1'
will. “lib-it tat-umpb w in «wry rev-port.
only that citra- “till. ~ii prim-s o- iuw "at
CER It CO.
Ill iiit
- A Solid Fact”
. Will had here everything site wants at prices so low that a dollar will go as
law us thi ordinarily tlo.
ltIlll cliicicnt service.
.ioues' Supcriaiitc
iicst l‘liuin lluticr. tibia is the liucst nttnle.i- . . - .. . . -.
ll litlllllll'l lituul Swept Lorri. . . . . . ..
i'oiitittiist-ti iiiilh.
ti boxes ailI’Illlitw.
\
lustro soda cruclccrs.
la-uton. llifli'i'iilliiiiiiit‘yi‘i‘iit‘lutl'n. ."tc lb
iii cakes uttuilry Molip,
H cuitce .\t‘liit‘ soup.
:i lb. box gloss starch.
. . .‘ ' tioiulcusud Milk 1 lb. can 't'c
be can i i dos. boxes parlor lllllli'ili‘~, ' lfi'mm" . ' .- .
25w ‘ l'lxit‘o lilii‘ curly uiiilll‘ I’i‘il‘. Tic can i ""w" l'l‘uitce. ‘ "‘ ““i'i “""ir l'i‘il-w
or ii' i New .iitl‘si‘y ltIttlllim'n. ‘ic can ”random :4 l’uucakc i‘lmil'. iii"
‘ Fancy Hit'i't‘t potatucs. 2W a peck l'cttijoitu's Ili'cuitl'ust Vocal. Ills?
25s Iiimi suitor cart-d hams. ii.- lb Sterling ilt'ouitltiat liucou. lb.. lik-
fl: 1‘ P'fi'rmrf". ”it"li'lw“ "I”: Stigurllnred Hliouldors. lb. 7c 3i lb. pail i'ottolcuc.
t 1' it ill. illlll llItll . _.u i‘illifili‘ i'lil't'il lliilllfl. “h. "0
And All iitiu-r ill'm'i'l‘ii'll i‘lipiiilly us t‘ltcop. liost thiiiiieal. ii lbs. for 25c
Wm'hw‘ “'9‘ c“ N 3“” with 0“ “WW "i Mi“ lt'uII Cream Cheese, 1b.. tile
The P.
Branch No. A
'l‘lit‘ Iii'til iiootla. llii‘
‘
I I
in” ..... .....
FREE DELIVERY.
.1.
laHWi'rl i't'li'i'~ tillil prompt
...li.'lt' lulu; $5 ii lilti.
....2Ilc ll iii.
Lynch (30.,
ms Washington nicest. Mutts Norwoltt.
by us and others at 82.00.
~.
Wash Goods.
1 care of l yard wide Cambrics for
this Week To yard.
i care of remnants of Outing Finn-
ncl. the tic kind. for fur.
New Separate Skirts.
20 new full skirts. made of good
quality scrgc with Iicwey flounce. $5.00.
Iirillinuto skirts with Dctvey
Navy‘s and block.
or
out
tic once. “.75.
we buy out underwear and Hosiery di-
rect from the mills and save all job-
in re «bursts. We sell uttdochur at
r-Itul' as low its the New York houses
sell fli_\\'lli)ii.'t~‘llil', Prize for early buy-
err.
1 case of 75c iieeccd lincd winter
shirts and pants. for the coldest day.
While this case. lasts, we can't dupli-
till-3 them, 501'.
l case of wool Iioaicry. thc 25c kind,
we bought them low enough to scll for
1295c.
l f‘nsc of Iadlcs‘ liinck ”one that you
paid liic for. we will sell this case law-
1 case ladies' heavy fleece-d vests and
pants. grcy and white. that we. will sell
later at more moncy. this week they
will g( at 25c. Just look at them; you
ncvu saw such a bargain.
Kitchen Dept.
N.w lines of Dinner. Ten and Toilet
ware.
.lnz‘dihcircs, l'uibrclla stands. Lamp»
Var-cs and fancy brIc-nbrnc. Iicguior
figures. New fancy Glass Ware,
Domestic Goods.
BLANKETB.
’Ibc cool nights are here. You will
med extra covering. A‘ cold contract-
ed In the Faiklaats all winter. Here
you can see the greatest number of
liturkets and (iotnfortablcs You ever
saw together.
t'omfortablcs for double beds. 75 and
Us"? lilankets in grey and white. 49o
O'Jt'll. . 4
iii,- licavy Blankets. 98c.
(L‘omfortublcs madc in this manner
('Ci‘tit‘ti cotton worsted knotted. 81.25
and rise. - ' -
Iiiankets node. of the finest wool,
82 Oil to 85.
Linens.
All our full line are now in stock.
we carry it full um- or Damask. Scotch
irisb. from 25c to ”.50. ‘Napkins to
match.
Fall Jackets.
Ilim‘k and coiorcd inverts, that were
SI! "it now $7.00.
lliack and colorcd coverte that were
Slow now $5.00.
.er Ribbons. ocw laces. new Gloves
ncw Pocket Books. new Veiiihgs.
THE BOSTON STORE.
Cor. Main and Wall Ste... Norwalk.
....- N. .. ..y..
At Seymour’s Store.
The linst Voiuc for the customer's money.
what they get who tlt'lli wit
to be looked after as well as L‘heupncss in Price and Quality.
ll us. cvci'ytimc.
12%
Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
'l‘bat's what is wanted. aud'it's
iioncst W eight and Measure are things
Wide-awake mer-
chants are looking after the interests of their customers as well as their own by giv-
‘vt
‘
ing them the Illa.
business is still growing.
goods they urc ti
guml tiltillltiii,
h- lit-st of the kind.
'i'lllh' WI'
l‘ \'.\l.l'l-I i'iilt 7l'llil l.l‘l.\h"l' .\Iii.\'ll\'.
That's why our
liar patrons recognize the fact that when we oil'cr our
'|"l'
A ‘\
Wc have made an honest cl’l'ort to tit-sct've‘tliis
lluistiu iicuitlt Breakfast Food. Fancy Iliit Italia-
i'rcaiucry lluttt-r. Lfic ii... Deliciousi‘ol'icc. the wonderful t‘raclo-r. "‘iioss'Ureum
Lunch." i‘crt'is‘ Smoked 'l'omruc, Nortlthcld t‘lrenuh-ry liuttcr. l'urc l liit‘t' (Iii. .\cw
lit-licious liains, llicii l"uil
t
I i. New iloucy. Noodles. i‘i'eniu of Wiicnt. l’iucst l“lil\'ttl'l_'ti 'l'ctis. Foi'i‘is‘
‘rcatu i'ltccsc. all kinds. l'uucyt‘i'uckcrs, i tii'i'uutdclly.
New l’cns. New i'itrou. it'crtis' limo-ices liucou, iiuttilce Jams. Kitclicu liouuuct.
v ‘ - . , e v - I e .
.\cw tolutubia liivci' Niiiliuli. l'rcslt i‘rachcs, lclct'y. and a lull iliii' ol ililllii'il
Vegetables l'rcsli every morning.
iiiH‘ us your orders and be happy.
W hat you
don‘t see in our iiii. ask for it. as we have goods from oil over the world to supply
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
lu-rr . ismusistuiit with great mutation-hip. Wt- cordially Ionic you to Iii-pcci our ilill' i‘lih‘liilllt'l‘t‘i.
Tt‘it‘lllliilli' call 43843
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goods at low prices.
. to Better Than Glittering Gonoraiitica.
it is something that cannot be ignored and no nitiount of Milillitlll'y
can nuinsuy it. it is u loci and. tum-cover. our oil’ the most solid dc-
scription, titut no how built up our .iradc by selling brat-class
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lii'ill linking l’owder. l lb. pitta.
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New II. J. Pros, It cans for
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