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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 12, 1901 · page 8

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t‘weok of new bluyiness

It 11113 n.1lay ol"

' ill aimed at tho trol-
nted by It '. 1.11m-
‘ unharmed 111111:
. a not organized 1111-
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faint by. each passenger uo'cur
, 110111110111 to be 111111119. on the
fly 0: January and or July 111'
The conductor of each 19111-
11.11.1111: store trcusurei daily
1' of passengers 01111ch 111111
éiléd by each person. An}
‘ It‘ll oi'oting this I011 to be puu-~
‘ynli'lfibb tine 01 one your 1111111 it.-

way oilfcled 11 blil 190111

11111119110 11111111111 oil a bill pro-
tip railhay shall 1"‘0nstiu1-l
or new 111mb; without p191-
he towns through 11 I111 h it.

"ntod provhlcs that, no
' hell, be constructed 01 ~
$1111.11 11' bout. the inspection
In 3 high“ .11 commis-

11111119.- i'dllroud freight
uuiulnfiz 1011-11 charge-s
by 'Mr trout. 1111111111111

treat. Railroad petition-
its track to 131911110111

to Issue $411,}fl1l0' '(‘oid Sprint:
bonds and $8001)" tulidilin

'. .Wellmau. of New 1311111111.

on “Incorpomtlug glue W'oinuu
high; Britain...

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no 110110303
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tie i'oi’orinntoi'y for womon.
flatituflob .to have live directorp
11110110 shrill b0 nomeii.11n 1101.
115 the emolox 11119111 of labor

‘Ilrliitlug payment for employment

11: presented by 111.1.1919.
ptIon from 10\'utlou for
.110 new elitei 1111011; locating in
. , Haven will! the piovlslioulol
1111111 by

tennis, at 11111111111111.[iii-1111111111

(1011019 bill deliniug 1111-11 on

to hell spirit us or 11110110011
ii II

01111101119110 11 bill piovldliig
ub‘olntmcut of probation oilin-

y of the superior court Judaic
t prob tlou oitlceru.

hill 1113000111111 by M1.
on. reticulum notional. filial!“-

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. 3mild tor eucb mile travelled .

DIIIDILIIIEN to aim. trons-

M shall pay nnnuolh to said
i for the pr'.I ilcgc of using »

Mr.Bi11knelI. 0 bill nililiolizlnz“

ten

F' bill
." 0911011th Oli- New

3110111111111 their dutleu 1111111111;

111111111on1,

. 1 .poyiug full 10119. on‘lsuudlt‘yl

{W '1 M“ I.” ‘

certll 19; 001. 0 ballot 01.111111111111111 or
license to sell spirituous liquors. , .1 1
1 A 11111111111111 11111111111111; tho charter
of the city 01 New Britain who r0101

rod to the committee on other and 1101-1
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, SENATt-l PROCEEDINGS.

HARTFORDF February lZ-«Gover-
1101' McLean 0001 in to 1110 Senate 1.0-
day the nomination of Judge 'deorue
,W. Wheeler, for the Superior Court
{and 7110111011 11. McKenzie, of South! g-
'tou. '19:- the 8111119. 301111! of Health.

Senator 1311.90 lu'eseuted 0 bill 11111119
log to electioua In the city of New lia-
1.011. putting the {aprlug cloctlon over
until full in 1111011111119 yearn.

1110:1101 Biowu offered 0 bill making
I9 “tubal tor the 11101111111011.1111 and auto
0'. 1111111100 lnrioslng nplrituoun liquors.

1111111101 ilree oi‘i’orod two hull-tore

‘IIith one from the. Court. or Common
Countll of New Huron. melting the
11111111111111 1111111 on sti'ee‘t railway: in:
vol-hool (l‘llldlell and one giving “forty
dousmulntiou 111,110.15 191- one dollitl.

Senator Whittldtak offered 11 bill 11p-
1 pi opriatiug $13, 000.101‘ the state.’ I». aiinro
In the New. England building at. the
[1011 American,

111111111111 Kennedy 11.111115111111111 111i act
gal'liutiug £11110. oui"s 10011111911001 b11111-
1111.111 on 11111111 on day to vote at state
ctlons from II, a m to 1,111.10.

The 81.911010 In xntlutl‘r' 1111111111111 10.
diiy coullrlliicd. he hotblbvi‘p‘tlou 01 Ed-
ward 0111111319 for flotilla ii’riuon dli'cc‘
tor and (I ii.I9‘yl1'raiul W. F‘. Wilcox
tor the Iloard of Rnllroud (‘.oiiilnissipn-
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H \ll'l‘ll‘OhD I9‘19I1riiury l2~-«—1‘.hc
liaitfoi 1i and Connecticut. Western
;RIIIII‘0.UI petitioned todm' tor oomph
tiou or its Inollch roud li'om ’I‘orli'fvllle
(to 11119 511111- line. '1‘th petition in blin-
.ctl at 1111110301111; 111 the' Ituat (hubby
lauds 11011 1111111911 by opposing inter
eats. The resolution provides that
1111111111 the 119111 the loud may 10011 any
and all lands not now acquired.

" 7.91 11111-01111 petition lrom the 11111111111-

 

lrnt \Vcntei 11 suites 111111 the road alto
11111111111111 3111111000 in (01111111111103 1.111.
mud 111111 ill Maul-11111111910115 $100000
11nd 111.1191 the right to (”11101-1 the lailu
010110 Fred (‘ \1 111111191 of lluat (Iran
11,1

Mi. Main. of Orange. introduced a
bill providing: thut upon the petitiou
of 213 citizens 1111- 51911911011911 1110.1 sfit
:ibldo the 11191 11.-111.11f the highway
0111110111 iatlou for More In paths.

~ .111. Kendrick. of W allnu,to1 1|. today.
In :1 speech declined 11111 nomination
or state auditor tendered by the Dem
01-min and he was applauded Mi'
fireman on the. chuhllcun sldc 1111.11
drew 11119 nomination

.Ililli III [III KENNEDY

\I'; \\ \HRK. hc'biuarl
I)1"11'1ii11' \ci 191.1111 I rank 8 I' ri1'1'
11:15 the Iilsl witness today in the
KL‘IIIICII)‘ trial. He told about go—
illg‘ lo the office of lir. Kennedy.
and there finding a check book
from 11liich i1 is claimed was trik-
on the Clinic found on the hull) of
lioli1 Runoldn.

The witness then told of finding,l
,fnur other LIIt‘t I11 in the. room,l
Ithrcc of them blank and the other
I tilled iii.'ll1c defense objected to
their 1111111i31i011 as ciidcuce. and
the judgc susluiurd illc nhjcc—‘
lions

(Lorronc Iolui I’ 11113111 was then
.1 [11' told of his nomina—
111111 of 1111 girls 1111111 and the,
finding of at: lieoix' 1

lictrciix' c ber'g'bo’nt \‘rih‘ur C111».~

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1'_v thcli testified to [1111' 111p; :11‘11'1'111—

191i lir. Kennedy tIu 111-1'111'l1iurv
his prisoner the ‘1'11li1'1'rt'onndn
amoug' other articles :1 19111110111111
lion book on tho. 511111911 Island
_I\' aptd llausit 11111111.
'ihc atlcuthm oi the jun 11
iherc «lirdrtyl 11rth1i fact that! 111'
1111119191 111 the hook 111‘ \ugust ICi
had not been 11.11111.

The witness told of his 121011th-

at:

('11 Inland and of his findingn
piece of lo id pipe in the 121411111-
t\t’ljourucd until tomorrow
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'1‘1101111111 A 11111111111 1101911111 11111101 10
1191111219. thnt 11111 11111111111'11 genius 1111.1
111111111 him one of the toreuinli. men of
his generation. The ,mlhtfirioblh 1103
view has been "Interviewing Im on th 0
subject of 1110' Invention“. 0110’ theym

 

than them Says be: "What wore my
principle. 111110111191? 00011 3111010110.
mon'. 011 you don't, mean pipeline-
iavention}? t;1V'11}t.t;c‘11i'ot and foreman t.

 
 
 

 

atlou of Kcnncdy’ a home on Stair

1111 mint-111113111111 be In unable to 11100 1

111111111 1101103111101. .-

' 195111.11 to Abandon i111} Water-Lab '

god, Lumbwudon Schooner»-
Accuutlon Mule Aquino! Cup-
1010 of o Bloomer.

NEW YORIx. '1Februal‘y I3~Capt.
Anderson and three of the 1 .1: of
”'.the lumber-laden 1110111011101 lit-bounci-
Ida 1. Ray, of Deer 10119.. which was
phased 11110111101100 011' the Virginia
0011111 on Friday by the utenpiulilp Bel».
leuden. arrived at 11101190011110 1001
night 0111111111 the Atlas liner Allegliuuy
from Kingston '

The Roy wail bound from Norfolk
{or this port.
northwestcr ofi' Cape May on Tuesday,
and pounded li1901'll,1',sprlngliig cloak.
The crew wmkod iii; the pumps for
two days without sleep T1119. leak
gained. and on 1111111119 1110 uchooner
woo waterlogged and her decks were
1'11le with the 11110 hearing that she
might go to piece». Captain And ‘l‘tiKlll
and his men decided to abandon her in
the 1'an the starboard rule of which
had been 1110190 by a 1101119 111111 the
ourn‘ numbed oiwubonrd. The hole
was patched and with oars crudely
10111110111911 tram number or the damn.
the 171111 was launched. bloat or the.
schooucr’s provisions had been spou-
cd by the sea. and the four 11100 10011

1151911111. supply aboard the yaw]. The
gale moderated on Saturday and um
crew 1111111011191! to keep the yawl‘u head
to tho. 1119.0. Several vessels passed
the cnaiuwuys. but too far away to re
cognizc signals for help.

(In sunoay morning at 7:30 o'clock
Chief 011119.191- (‘001101‘1. of the. Alto
gluiny. who was on 111in 011 the bridge.
sny the Ray’s yuwi ulicud. 1119 steered
1m 11,0011 the ulilpwrcckod men, whose
11011110 111111 font were front bitten “"010
hauled aboai'd 'I‘hey 111.1119. culture-1'11

 

get. their provisions having given 0111..

Captain Anderson. of tho wrecked
schooncl, says a anpoeri ‘lh Holt
steamer 11111115191) within three mile-s of
his vessel. "As she neared 1114." sayu
Captain Anderson. “I went alert and
held out my but 0011 had thr- crew all
go aiot‘t to uttrnct attention. Our out
or was 1119.1 I11 the rigging. union down.

two hours we failed to attract the at.-
tcutiou of those on board the steamer.

The. captain or the Lampoon 6:. Holt
steamer Iiellondou, which ream-l ar-
rlvcd here Sunday 0111! reported huv
tug sighted the schooner Ray 11101011011
ed. when shown the accusation of Lon
111111 Anderson, vcry rigoroiudy denied
that any one 11.111 on board the [do I.
Roy 01 that any ling ol’ distrens 111111 in
her rigging 11111911 I111 sighted her.

"Why. " he said. “I was within half a
ship's length of her. It was quarter
past 11911 Saturday iiloriiiiu,r the titu.
not the 81h. Ask the captain of 1110
three-1111181191] schooner Susie l’. ()lircr.
he will hear 11119. out I11 what i nay.

"l ilrut sighted the 8111111- l’. Uliror
attend. 11nd after silo had turned her
head on shore and l was wondering
what it was for. the. 1110 l.. tiny bore in
sight. ”or shore uud rigging uppeurod
Intrict 0nd a small bit 01' her niniubuil
was set. I thought Ilrat she was at
anchor fishing, as aohoonoro frequent-
ly do about here. but when I now the.
Susie P. Oliver headed for hor. l con
cludod ahc was a derelict. and the.
Oliver intended making her 0 prize. i
thought i would try and got to her
first. and 111111111119. engineer to put. on
more slcuui, intruding to tow tlua vea-
1119.l into port. We. got to her before
the Oliver and» were. as near on tho
11111111 here is to the bridge, and she
then looked too old and dilapidated and
seemed likely 111119. would .pull to pieces
lowing. so I left hcr. 'l‘hcro Wm; a boot
lving on the top of the house Without
{1031111111, and If anybody was on board
I am sure W19 would hove seen them."

The I'MDIIOOI'! &. Holt oteuluoi' no
gnrih xii-riled 01. the 1301' at Sandy
Hook lit-or midnight F1 11th night the
lath, from Santos. and Suptalu Taylor
said he had not sighted 0111' 11111110111 at
'0" that 1lu,1'.'i‘liongh blowing uard
It 1111-1 11 bright clear day. and any 100
sci In llintleua could easily haw been
11191-11.

illilIIPl IN READINESS

(‘1 ‘II I'MII L‘h, ' (illio February
wit is. stated 191101110111 001114
lulumicm of the l 1111th and Sixth
1 Regiments, Ohio National (iuard.
have. received
,hold their men in readiness: for
911"1'111'1' in connection with llic al-
lcgcd determination of Governor
. ash to prevent the chTrics-Ruh-
llin contest <01. for Friday night in
lCiurinunti State ofiicizile, how-
ever, WM?” to have no know-
111100 of 1111-11 or-
dam. 'lbat 111111119 genera] 11111111
hay‘c been issuc‘d' 1.1_“~ pretty dciiultii
l} kilvnvu, mid ' in thought in
11111110 quotient ha ‘ 1111111111 Pot:
tor and 81111111 boniiiiuudiug
the Fourth 111111 mirth regiments
rccpeciivel 1111111111111; that (lover-
nor Nash 1111 declared his inton—
tion 111 prevoitt the light with

 

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troops if. necessary. have antici».

med 0 call 1' arms mid prepared
ti

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{for such

 

She ran I010 11 freezing ‘

not only from 01110111101101 Wrrom 11110

Although We. remained In the rigging.

secret orders to.

 
 

‘IHOYT'S THEATRE
ALL NEXT‘WEEK1.¢°MMENCING
FEBRUARY 11,

Motion: pally Gammonvzing Tue-day.
The llimit 11011er at“ but. The Great.
‘ out 01‘ All Repertoire (loinpunies. ‘

George W‘ Wilson

 

 

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and his Ellcoilont Company. 8011.
ported by Anna Fnrnum.

Presenting for the. First Time, 01
Popular Prices. the following Famous
81100190000: Evenliigr—Monday, A
Noble 00101101: Tuesday, Harbor
‘Iilxhts: Wednesday. A Woman's 1101111
in 11 Dangerous (lume' Thursday, 30
many Rye; Friday The Trials of 0
Wedding Tour. 01' 0 “lemon Hater:
Saturday, Kit. the‘m'kunans ‘I‘ruvoler.
Mutiiio1.'s~'l‘ueaday. .iv‘actory (llrl;
Wednesday. 11011191111111; ‘I‘lmrsdny. liar
1101' hightu; Friduv. Michael Strogoll’;
5111111 'Iuv Little EIII'IY.

11101-1 cLAss VAUDEVILLE 11ch,
1.101120 coucan'r. 0110115311111.

 

MATINEES. lo and 20 Cents.
EVENINGS. 10, 20 and 30 00111:.
Ladicii' 'l‘lokcts Monday Night

Reserved 800111 on sale at Hoyts
Theatre South Nomad-1.11M Wood's
Drug Store. 710111th :1 days in ndtunco
If each performance

 

 

 

Second Annual

lllli.$K--BIILL
AND ENTERTAINMENT
will be given by

linens Tribe No. 26. Improved
Miler billed lieu.

At 11100101111111. South Norwnlk,

Monday 1211111511119. February I8.

A (hand I",:iitcltniiin11.9ut Consisting
of Comodb' sketches, Illnuti'atod Songs.
[1111 by What (‘l’nas 11111111111.

Manic, b1'i.ln\111.9il1.91"11 l‘ull Ulcileh-
tru Pro! Henry Gehrmuu. l'roiiiptcr.
Tickets. 501:. Balcony Tickets,
251:. Box Tickets, $1.00.

[A GOMIHIIC‘I‘ will no 01 the hall 1111.11

11 full line of 1.101111111111911.

Tickets {0‘1 chic 1d the 810108 of .I.
1' 111.1111 191 i9}: G. 'l‘on ‘liuson F I) 00119
111011. So. Norwulit': ‘.’ S. Ambler and
Willis ll. Selloult.l‘ior1rulk, 01' from
all mombiaia.

Doom 011011 017"“. .utcrtniumcnt
S o. '-l11111 ahurp. (11'1ii1d March ii: 30
COME AND HAVE A GOOD TIME.

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Taylor 8: Golden,
REAL ESHTE AND
INSURANCE.

LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE

74 Washington ”Strut.
scum NORWALK. coun’.

 

gnaw-11101101011010
E YE ACHE and
WACHE.

g; strains can»: both.
.95 relic'be only tempo-

Properly
A d '11 s I: d
(was
remom the cause and effect .1 pr»
vomited.

n! .
3.1 .335." W"
111.011 on free.
H. B. HOYT, Optician.
80 Washington Street.
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Solvent Noiloe.

lIiatrh-t of 11111111111111. Probate
Comm I‘cbr'unly Iltli. A. 0.190].
liatiito 01' Benjamin Robertson. late
0! Norwulk In 00111 District. 1111019011011
The (3111911 01 19101111111 for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lo‘wed 111x montlui from the ditto hereof
for the creditors of cold estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their 00
counts. properly attested. within laid
time. will be debnrred a recovery All
poruoun Indobted to gold 00111119. or» re-
quested to make 11111111110111; payment to
llIIXANNA M. ROBERTSON,
11219-20 ldxeeutl'l

 

 

 

1911111111111 to 011 rder or the 011111
01' 19111111110 for the lurk-t of Norwolir.
outboi‘lllnc the numb. the subscriber,
otters for sale the valuable read estate
0111M w uterly aldo'of W091 avenue,
batman mail: ’0. south Nor-walk;
kn‘dvvn at the lath 11100101111 of Sally
Mallory .now 11110111100111 0011011111011 01 a
root at Ibud with about 7,6, 1,0111. 01 front
Wort 1119011011 111111 111111 111;; through
the 00111100111101 Will! lint-Mt h
, wetting moo 111111 it
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.r‘a

‘ known for her charitable (Imposition.
law-W

51131.0 MARTIN SCARFS.

' . SABLE FOX SCARFS

117.1111 111p. FOX scams
61111.1» 51131.0 rox scalars.

27~INCH CHINA SEAL CAPES,

30-INCH CHINA SEAL CAPES,
o7—INCH ASTRACHAN CA'PES

LESS THAN THE MATERIAL
$2 50. $3 50 AND $4- 56.

AL SCAHFS. SIX TAILS.

$18.00 ENGLISH SABLE SCARFS,

$5100 ALGERIA" SEAL COLLARETTES. . ‘ ‘
$5.00 ALGERIAN SEAL COLLARETTES. SIX TAILS.
$6.50 ALGERIAN SEAL CQLLARETTES. SIX TAILS.
~,, $11.00 ELECTRIC SEAL CQLLARETTES. ~

$16. 00 BLACK MARTIN COLLARETTES.

$18.00 SIBERIAN MART-IN FOX COLLARETTES,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

30-INCH ELECTRIC SEAL CAPES.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$8.00. ”
$10.00.
$14.00.
$18.00.
$30.06.
$00.00.
$18. 50, $20.00 AND $23.00.

 

Colored Silk waists.

ALL OF OUR COLORED SILK WAISTS, ALL MADE IN THE VERY BEST MAN—
NER. AND OF THE CHOICEST MATERIAL. THE PRICES WE HAVE PUT' ON THEM I'S

COST. WE HAVE MADE FOUR LOTS OF THEM. $1150.”;

 

puns 1.100011 0111..
Would Deprlvo County dommlulonerl
Of Power to GroutLIcenm.

It the radical liquor bill presented
last week by Representative Philbricli,
ot‘ linrtt‘ord, to the General Assembly.
becomes a law. numerous changes will
he made in saloonu In this state. The
bill lumidos that the granting of lino:
um licensee be. done by the Superior
Conn and also that all liuum sold In
the 111qu be. analyzed 0111! 101111911 by
tho 1111111: chemist. It. provides «thut no
Ilnuora containing more than 11 certain
amount oi” alcohol 1119 110111 at. 0111‘ 0111;
time in quantities lone than 1.11119 . .illnn
and furlher proiidcn for only our:
wholerolc donler In 10111111 or it‘ 1911 than
1 1101.1 inhabitants and 11101111190 I’m 19:11.11
additional thousand population.

llotnil doaleia shell ciao be licensed
who may sell less than one gallon.
but In no once may It be consumed on
the picmises except in hotels by the
guests. the bill directing that hotel
kcepeis‘ 'who to good faith impish
lodgings and meals to tho mile-ling
public"nin,1'furnlsh spirituous liquors
to “1011‘ boun- tide guests to I119 drunk
011 11119 piemiseo. except between ll
Saturday night and I of the Sunday
night next following. No person will
be coiieidered a guest within the menu-
lng of this law unless such person
shall lune mglutered his name and mi
d1 191111 on tin.9 registry book oi the hotel
and hliull In good faith have engaged

 

~ one 10010 in cold hotel 1'01 111 lent-it

one day or night 01' at 11911211 01119 ordi-
nary meal (if food

The. authority of the County Com
niiaaionern to Issue licenses will reuse
it the bill becomes 0 1011le119. bill
originated with Mr. Frisbic of Hurt-
ford. it providers 11 minimum penalty
:{031011 011d 11 maximum penalty of

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CHARITIES MAY SUPPER.

 

Heir. Appeal from Profit; of the Will
of the Late 011111111111 alnfovd.

Notices of appeal from probnte oi
the will of the late Caroline Sanford
of Strawberry Hill. Stamford, were
60111911 yesterday upon all the benefic-
Iaries under the will.

The papers were served by Deputy
Slici'lil‘ Peter Doolun, of Bridgeport,
and the persona cited in number torty
They were principally to Stamford,
Bridgeport New H0100 and Windsor
Locks.

Mn 1,1 of the beneiiclurics are rolls.
ions and charitable organizations and
~rhonld not the. will be pi'obntcd the
love to a number or them will be con-
nidcruble

Two of the lcgutocs under the 11111
are represented In New Haven by A1-
toruoy ilurton Mansfield. Mr. Mans
field In treasurer of tho Methodist 21110
0100 Society 01' Connecticut and repro-
31111111 the Aged and infirm Clergy
Fund. These two received a consider-
able portion of AM (9.0111111.

The bulk of the property was willed
to church propeity and a brother 01
Mrs. Sanford decided that he would at
tempt to break the. will. .

Mrs. Sanford was a widow 01‘
Judge Sanford. . She died several
monthu 1130. 0111' a 111110 111119. resided
0 Bridgeport. 111110110100 11011 widely

libero .111 111w cannula» to 013100
tinnitus 10111111 110 me and 1111110111111 11
hurt or 1111! not oi wealth 01111
0011101111 1111 to 1111111 111.1100 the ,
of the colonies 1v ‘

 

111111119111...» on all 11111001. Uniformity
01101911! 111111 011111111 1031111111011 will be
a meat 0111111110110. and others will 1111
1111111110111 111 time

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

1111111111111 1111110111011 their 11111111111131- '

 

TRISTRAM 8 HYATT

NORWALK (301111

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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with ii (inc Dollar
Everybody ‘3 ' Weekly
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West Washington Street

Cash or Credit

001 11111111 Cleaiillil Sale has been the
moot successful sale in the hisloul of our
business. We have sold 11 11111111111111
goods in everu department. Some lines are
eniireluclosed out. In our Cloak depart-
ment we have but veru few things to otter.
Come in and look it over. II 1100 can find

something in your 5126. price Will be no
object.

We have quite a number of Men’s Suits.
broken lots. two or three suits of a kind.
which we, are offering to the public for
$5. 925: former price of these suits was $10.

All of out $15 and $15 suits we are
01101100 for $10 and $12. ‘

, CASH 0R CREDIT.
N0 EXTRII CHARGE FOR CREDIT.
ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY

H. K iEGERStCO

20011111151 Wilmington Stroot.

 

 
 
 

 

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