Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 1, 1901 · page 8

 

 

 
 
 

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drawing lint.

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“BUSES MEET WNW x“ “‘liefillaiafi‘iiiiifiii
«Mm... Central [in ’ 8th tea teal rose an

pry Large Number of Bill: to
tori Upon, and tho‘Foot of
he Iceland” is crowded

. With Matters.

 
 

' I RD. .lnne lleth the end
the aouslon but eleven days 011,110
‘lngcto the plane of the chairmen
nmmittoes the legislature 01’ 1901
in next week a long and hard
I 0th in order to go through
the hitslnecu in hand. There me
any huge number of bills to he
filed 111011. and tho foot of the cal-
clowded with matters that
add yet to be settled. it will tulle
e. um pushing this week to clean
I alters and to leave the cnlendarn
,pnrutlvcly tree 1'01 the two days
i week

his week the woman suffrage. ques-
d the it or text boolt debate or
11 most of the attention of the leg
rs‘ 'l‘hc tact that Memorial Day
me on. 'I‘hutsdny made that day a
ay and ulI-Io cleated Flldily front
. calendar Next. week the two
top will start in Monday noon in
let to make up for this week's do»

 
 

is coming \1 eeh time will be per
a the moist impOItuut debate of the
1118011 on the question 01’ tonstltutlou-
alarm. The [Pyler amendment will
cup on W etinoaduy 1m action and
are is ceItnln to be it ptolongcd de-

;on th mullet“ The 11 Wt iucOl’I
aflhn law "will probably 1e noted
_ hi colt, also, but it. looks now
i the whole of the bill would not
optioned at this juncture Thete is
lie time left for cnteful r-eflct tIon
this most impottant and lilf'ilHll
in the laws of the state that
3 11111111111111 domain section will 1111
M11 6151180 for two years. The
{1 0w 1 bill w111. howuver,
I bably be. eported. .

 

.1 1/ “fir—I“ —“-
OFFER THIEVES ARRAIGNED.
OUTH MANCHESTER. .iunc l'ln
police court this morning Ezra H11»
och. of No. 11 North strcetI Hart-
, and Ernest Jackson. alias John
71300, a negro. who claims Norwich as
‘ home, Were arraigned on the
o rge ‘of stealing 300 pounds of cop-
per Wire from the Hartford. Manches~
t. and Roekvilie, Tramway Company.
‘J dge Bowers was on the bench and
scouting Attorney Charles R. Hoth-
0y conducted the case for the state.
orney Coogan. of Hartford. uppeur-
is for Haverbach. while the negro act-
..o as his own counsel. Jackson ud—
'mt‘ted that Huverhnch was innocent
and it. was (Istubllslted than he hired
1-1 verbach to carry oil’ the wire. .iuclt-
n.110wev9r. denied thnt the wus
nllty of theft. Ptolmble cnttse 1111s
nd against the negto and he was
bound 0ch to the June tctm or“ the
Superior CotIIt with It meets Tuesday.
tindet bonds of $1.500.1ne II-ouIt
iound Havetbnch not guiln and Judge.
flowers discharged him

WALTHAM CARPENTERS STRIKE.
.‘NEW'I 0N. Mason. lune 1- NetIrII
thin hundred carpentcru belonging to
the Waithnm and WIItcrtown Council;
and the. three Newton Councils of 1111-.
i united Bi‘otliurhood ol' (‘urpcnicrr and
JDillet‘s, s oppcd work today. llt’i'il'lls'“
certain of theI contractors refused to
comply with the. demund for an etch:
1h‘nur day. without reduction of pity on
u d after June 1.

 

'l‘ LOOK AFTER aoen PRISONER:
' HAUIFAX N. S.. .lunc lmA nteInbcI
0 the AImI Senice (lotus who has:
arrived heIc i'IonI Englnnd. hound
. ermndn. says that. when he it'll
gland it inrgc detachment with pre-
ng 1.0 be Hi‘ili \lil HIIlIi'IIx to llcr~
‘fnllidd to look :11th liticr prisoners.
Who will be tout then:

an IcI-Io 50v DLES FROM Inwa-

WMRPOIN'P. N? ‘1’ . .lune ‘lv-(l hur-
_ as ilebeuu 1i ten yuar- o-ld .ch it 110 buy.
‘Who was tun down by McArthnr.fi i‘
rovideuce u llllt‘l‘ in the bicycle
11 race. iIonI .I-lctltho to Hope,» at
d‘placc on Mcmmlni tiny. died from
5’ injuries.

 

 

 
 

tiring mnpldyorn whose inuchinl. 311
V one out. will meet thie lifter no It 1
neldor plans I’m teImlnntlng tin-1
at like I

 
 
 
 
 
 

“ 90 Washington .01.,

int orders for large amounts 0! «inch
increased the opening gains.
mute rise ranged up to 3116 in Union
Pacific. 2% in St. Paul and 4 in Metro-
polltan Street Rnllyynz:i
the“ were advances i
more in Atchlwn. Brooklyn Transit.

extreme 2 1111111119 Preferred 1%. Pro-

” invor of forming II School

vptlroly for social functions.“

50. 3 ”milk"

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

W

WALL STREET. 1) a. m.—~Plilmllhil~

 

il‘he nil,

in addition
2 pointy; or

 
 

lit taking 111 Union I’hbillc caused it to
1.3 1% ballot-e 11 o‘clock, with a uym~
pnt’ etlc. dent on coin» locks
‘WAbL‘. srnnnfr;11ncu~.+rnu earlier
lendertl toll somewhat into the back-
ground in the second hunt and were
- But aggressive new
polnlniot strength developed notably
amonglit the gtnnaitgr’éi and trunk lines.
it

hint night: tin. flit
gain in Rock ltIlIi
western 47/11 (treat
4M. and New York entral Minsouri
Pat 1113. Denver & 110 Grunde Prefer

Luke 113110 (11 Weatern, Ametlcnn
Btooklyn 'l‘Innait. Mnnhnt
ion; the United Stu tns Steel atoukb and
depend Electric " to 3 (labia 01‘ l to
2 points Were unite. numctous The
closing was animated and buoyant. at
till! lop level.

_ TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Klimt-Led over private Wire or n. A
Bo me. commission broker, Swartz tr
Gotbttt‘ a block South Norwnik:

 

 
 

191111111 5 The
n3, 5%. North
orthern Preferred

 

Upon High Low 1:30
Am. Cot. (iii 29 ’9 "87/11 287/11
Au,S. R. ('30.. 117 147711 146M; 147751
Am;'l‘oi).Co..1Iill 1397/1. 1371/2 139%
Nlnhisou , 81'.» 86 813 116
Atohlsonpl'du 102% 1031/], 102M; 102%
Brut. &0hio 107 107 105% 107
Ellyn. R. '1‘. 78 81M. 78 «1%
(1.111; South. 111mJ till urn, 1111
011919. in Ohio. 50 511.. 49:11, 11on2
0111. It N. w.. 200M; 204% 200% 2041:.
Ch}. 13. & 6).. 1961.111 1961,11 196M. 196%
(1.111.111 St.P..lil:11Ǥ 172 1113'... 112
(1111.11. 1. & P. 157 16111; 1511111 1111»...
C.C.L‘. & St. 1... 8:171. 155 83711 In.
I). k U. (311.. 11181111 168% lots Hill
(1011. Ni. C0,. 232% 233 232%; 223
I101]. & Nash. 1011 1061/2 1051/: 106%
Nor. 6’: West. 52% 53% 32% 53%
Man. ConsolII 11771.1 1201/4 117% 1201.3
Metropolitan. 1611711 1735111 11151111 17314:
11.x. & '1‘. pfd. 11:114. 111 «121.42 63
Miss. Pacific. 11 111w, 11011,. 11111.,
N. 'I. C. & H.157 159 1.36% 1511“,;
N Y. 0. ii: WI. 34% 34741 34%- 34741
(You. Tobacco. 67% 1181.4. 116% 131%;
Pacific Mall. 37% 218‘1’4 371/2 35
Pennsylvania. 1111M; 149W. 1481/2 141111;,
People's Gus. 115%‘11631 1151/. 11614..
”11.1% Read, 44 44% 4371: “My
1’. E R. pitl.. 77 77M; ’1‘? 171;...
Sou Railway. £11113 34% 337.11 My,
Son Ry. 11m. 86% 86% 86 86%
Sou. Pacific 51'» 311 55% 33%.
'lenu. C. &1 6111'. 1121.1. 111 61%
11‘. 5. Leather. 14-”ng 14% 141.111 14%.;
11.3. 11.00. old. 79"; .9711 711% 1151);.
lII S. Rubber. 21 ‘31
Union Pacific. 110 “2‘11 110 111 -.I,.
lI'n. For. old, 112 :12
deunh. pftl.. ~11 Min 44 14
West. L'nlon, 111'; 9131/; 94% 9431

”A N“ S'l‘ATEMEN 'l‘.

 

lit-lSOI‘HIS. decrt-Insed. $111 1125
Loans. int-reused I 7.442.101)
Specie. increased. 1.122.500
Legal Tender. int-Icascd. 13111111011
Deposits. increased. 11.281.3011
Circulation. decrcnst-Id. 11.1011
COUNClL OF EDUCATION.

HARTFORl‘lI June l~~ld. 0. Au

drown. or the Wlliimnntlc State Nor

Inni School, presided at the ,Innttal
meeting of the Council of Educntlon.
which was held at the Hartford High
School. this t‘orcnoon. the. session bo-
ginnlng at ill o‘clock. There was a
foil attendance of the principals of
schools throughout the etnte. Clar-
ence AI Brodeum. superintendent of
schools III Chlcopce. Mill-111., was the
upcnkcr ol' the forenoon. his subject
being the Function and Relation o! the
High and Grammar Schools. George.
1’. Plicnlx, princtpnl oi the Willlmnn-
ilc Normal School. reported in favor
of chunplnu thtI constitution. milking
llIe (‘mun-ll of Education an 111‘!“ or
the Slate ’i‘cnrltcrn' Association. the
some. on the. National Council in tin
adjunct ol‘ the National ldtiucntlonnl
Assoulatlon. A 11ch constitution was
era will have to act on theetaoinctou
reported and adopted. The State
'l‘cnrhors‘ Association will have to not
on the charge in mnklng the. Council
1111 adjunct of the asuoclntlon. That
will he done til the nunttnt meeting in
the fall. Principal Geordy reported in
Maaturn'
(:1th similar to tho Boston Club. which
shall meet once It your.

tIlIItlon wan acted on lnvdrnhly.

IOTHA AT BTANDERTON.
LONDON. Juno lm'l‘hc Sun today
pubilnheu a unnuntionnl tstory to th ci-
l'cct that. General liothu has ull‘lvul lit
StImchIton, In the 'l‘rnttvnnl, and la
iIorIIII‘IInlI-ntlng by telegraph with Mr.
:‘Klllfler through the Netherlandu gov
moment apponilng to M1.
and for pence Lord Kitchener in mid

 

adopt this course. The no
heard that 10.000 Zulus h v0 gone on
Zululand;

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"STREETDUBT."

dittti.’ ‘
"Hunt ho dry." .
"i‘l net It hint to be unnamed at."

in tho reiuao cart.

itntdtil lt'tltltt. "
. ”Why?"
“no

 

honnf'mhlovmd

" Madorlzin'rk 1111111 1.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

91% pointn over ‘

it. will I be,
The rag-I

Kr liner to

to have glyph Boiha permission to
further

the our path, owing to Door raid» in

“Quinn‘s intent story is called ‘Street-

.. “It will surely meet thh weeping
critlclamu."
“And be lucky if it lIItIt carried oil

“lid 1 can we. of course. why 11115

[twill 1m. 11111111111111 to
Phil Dealer

inlay in -
lion. will be lauded harm Major iildwnrd
M. Clark, this week The arrange
manta tor the tri lithe company to
~ 111113110. are now; at oohtpletejt 131d

y courier
rnltig.
was expected long It 1111
upon; at men an . hat It'wns hoped
l. he even In filer showing imp
enthalpy out upon tin vialthnl
llama sevnral yenrs ago.
Both the firm and second companion
are going to the expedition The lirjut
Immunity will trail 1 by way at Spring
field and thence wo- tlte Boston .111.
Albany, while the mound com mar
tirorn. this city will so over i.
Berkshire division to 1111111 .1
expected tint the two 11111111111111» will
meet at Al I ""IIIIe I. the
trip to Bu . New
Haven‘con't

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

at 9: 80 ocloolt;
ilune 17. teaching Buffalo mind even-
111‘.

The armory oi tho Second Company
on Whiting street Will be open every
day for the next two wehn and an in
formation bureau has been established
there by Major Clark. where details of
the trip can be turniolted.

The lroquolp hotel in Bttfiuio will be
the headquarters ipr tho 35111111111 com»
Daily. and in fact for the entire dole
gallon tram Connecticut. Colonel Roi
lin S Woodrul‘i‘, the Quartermaster of
the company and his assistants. have
been busy in advance of the trip mnit
ing arrnngomenin 101 the cum oi the
men 01 the Foot Guard I ddnrlng their
stay tit the exposition. The "arrange
ments are perfect and a good deal of
etedlt in given to Colonel Woodr ul’l' and
his assistants by the members of the
company.

Friday, June 21, will be. Connecticut
day at the exposition. and special ex
III-clues will take place at the New Eng-
land building in honor of the Nutmeg
state tutti the victors. The Foot Guard
will escort Governor McLean from the
iroquols to the Exposition grodndo and
there may be a drill and other inter-
esting features in addition to the rec
ulur exercises of Connecticut day
Two tinyn will be spent by the com
pany and another titty will be taken in
an excursion to Niagara Falls. ‘l‘lw
Second Company will. be accompanied
by the Second Regiment band.

New fatigue uniforms have been in
sued to the company tutti these will
be. wotn (or the fitst time on the [ill
to Bril'nlo

'l‘ he toutpnny will start for home on
Saturday. June 22, arriving in New
Haven early in the evening

FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD.

"I! you don't take it.” said the. strug-
gling young author. with It gleam oi
fierce determination in his eye. “1‘“
11nd somebody who will."

The editor looked the
Iignln.

"\1'cll."
it?“ .
"1'11 take it."

 

poem 0ch-

hc said. "how will 35 do for

replied the struggling
young author. suppressing his engor-
uess. “When will i see it in print?"

“You-Mont see it at all. young man.‘
rejoined the. editor. handing over the
money. "l'm buying this merely to
suppresn it in the Interests of thtI help
less pIIblit‘."——(‘hlcugo 'i‘rliiunc.

 

_..___..

THE LITERAL MIND.
Stone Manager—"Now. Mr. Stormcr
listen to me o moment.“
Burn Stormcr the
sir?“

Since .\lnnngctu “When thtI heroine
says to .I'ou. 'Do your worst" that does
not mean to act that thy.‘

villain—"Well.

 

YOU SHOULD HAVE ONE.

The. Conn. General Lite ins. Co., 01
Hartford sold last year to citizens 01
Connecticut. investments and life not
irltcs amounting to nearly

$600.000.00.

This is evidence that they are pop
ular us well as reliable.

FRED H FIELD
United Bank Building. South Norwnllt

F. T EGGINSON

82 North Mam bi.

Oppoaite Tilly Carriage Works.

 

PA INTER.
PAPER HANGER
DECOR]! TOR.

W.

A verv line assortment 01
papers and moulding. Full
line supplies and ready—mixed
paints”

Successor 10
C. E. CLAPHAM.

Sanitary
Plumbing.

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1.111 N “1.178.
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Ladies’ Tailors.

47 NORTH MAIN “BEST.
80th Nerwttlk, Conn.

 
 

WNW...

NoiIc' 41-61111 ThXCiS.

The tax payers (it the city or South
Norwnl 1; am hereby notified that the
city burnt 1.11:: 11111111 0n the dollar, laid
“to 3933mm list of 1900. 111 a
nu held in Arlen Hall. on
street on the 11th day at
1)., 1901 also the library
In: all onenunrter of a will on the
dollar. laid at the came time, will
be dun and payable on the first day of
,. in. at which time i wnl receive
the same at Jnoob M. Luvton' 5 011100.
No. 5 Railroad Place Penalty at the
rate of nine (9) per cent. a year lrotn
May 1 1901. will be charged on all bills
remaining unpaid after June 1. 1901.
JAMES PAUL,
Collector 01 Taxes 01' the City of South
Norwhlh. .

South Norwulk May 6,1901.

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Inn 1111

 

School-1 axes

UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The taxpayers of the South Norwitltt'
Union School District are hereby non
lded that the district tax of one tutu

the town asaeaament tint of 1900. at it
meeting of the d strict held on tho 61.11
day of June. 19 0 'at the Franklin
direct school house will be due and
payable on the 111111 day 0! May.1991
at which time 1 shalt be. ready to re-
ceive. same at Stillson's drug store. 82
Washington street. Penalty at the
rate at nine per cent. a year will be
tharged on and alter June 1 1901.

11‘. A. TOLLMS,
Collector of Taxes for South Not-walk

 

Union School District.
Dated at South Norwnlk. Aprn all,
1901. 3213 bid
- .- ... m

Notice.

The. legal voters oi tinI South New
wall: Union School District are hereby
nodded and warned that the annual
meeting of said district will be held at
the Franklin street school house. on
Tuesday evening. June 4th. 1901. nt 8
o'clock. to hear the reports of the D13-
trnct Committee. Treasurer and Col»
tector for the past your. and to elect
:1 member oi the District Committee
to serve. for the succeeding three years
and other ofliceromr the ensuing
year: also, to lay 13.1.11): to meet the
necessary expenses at the district. and
to pay no much oi the indohtednens of
said district as shall be deemed advis-
able: also to banquet any other bits-
iness pIopeIlI coining before. stttu
meetings

A. BLANCHARD.
JOHN H. LIGHT.

.11 A'l‘TlIlEW CURBE'l‘I .

District Committee.
M or
m ilil

Dated 111 South Ntn’Iwnlk. Conn.

29th. 1901. :11

 

1891
Plumbing and Steam Heat
Inn. ‘ -
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Hoailna.

STOVES AND BANG".
MATE AND TIN ROOFINGL
(m and 3mm Fitting.

Fixturel. Maul Collins. ctr.
flue you lean our Itoot oi
HicHMOND RANGE!) I

the Jones a Ilotcltltlu (lo-lion!
"t WALL n'flllil'l'. Millwuil.

Pants

for menm worstedi -
$|.25 up.
The BIcvcle sort. 81 up.

Ilu

 

 

 
 

nits

Setgé ——~ guaranteed all
wool. 55. 00

Bicycle exceptional val-
1125, $2 0 and more.

Children' SIWash Suits.
25 cents.»I

Crush, 39‘cépls.‘

 

 

 
 
 

_ Phone 137-?»
I 50 South Main. Street.
I . _So.y»Norwalk.i

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

one-quarter mills on the dollar, lain 011;

AND TAN SHADES,1\1AI')E W

:12 piece Dinner and Tea Sets.
to piece Decorated Toilet Sets.

white,

SPECIAL SAL-In on

Tailor Made Suits and 11111111811

LADIES’ TAILOR MADE SL‘il'S
VENETIAN CLOTH. IN BLACK, .\'.I\\ Y, BROWN, BLUE AND GREY MIXTURES, DRAB

JACKETS; TRIMMINGS AND i..l.\'l?\'GS OF THE BEST MA'I‘EINALS.
SUIT IN THE LOT, WHILE 'l‘l‘ilil’ LAST FOR $10.00.
$10.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR

no. 2 05231?» a. ILDING

 

:;;;_Slliils.

,MADE OF ALL IWOOL SERGE, HOMESPUN AND

 

 

'i‘iiF. LATESTS’FYLES, WITH ETON OR FLY FRON'l‘

CHOICE OF ANY

 

. . . . . $7.50.
$12.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . $9.00.
$15.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . $10.00.
$18.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR . . . . . $12.50.

HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
$9.95. Granite Iron Ham Boilers, 95¢.
‘ $1.98. 8 inch Nickle Tea Kettles, 95c.
Decoratcd Dinner, Tea or Bkist. Plates, 10c. ea. 8 quart Heavy Tin Milk Pans, 120.
English Porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers, Tack Hammers and Tack Lifters. 7c.
91:. Stove Brushes, 8c.
English Porcelain Platters, large size. 29c. Wooden‘Spoons. 3c.

 

 

PRIME MEATS.

The choicest Lamb. Vital nnd Beet
is ready to 1111 customers‘ orders at 1111
times.

We are particular about the quality
and condition of stool; rind purehntte no-
thing which ialls below our standard.

These cuts and prices are samples of
how well we can serve you.

 

NEW CENTURY MARKET.

Adam Steinwold. Proprietor.
Ely Bloch. So. Main St.

 

 

ENTEnTAINMENTs.

 

HOYT' S THEATRE.

 

JUNE 1.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT,

m“

American 111111111 11.

Elli—NEW MOVING PICTURES—60

including the

Opening of the Pan-American Exposi-
tion at 61111310 and‘all the latent nov-
elties; also Joan of Art; will be repeat-
ed by upecini requon.

PRICES: Children 10 cents. Adults

 

25 cents to any part of the house at
either performance.

NO RESERVED SEATS.

 

Giant Bazaar 1111 11011111111

Armory. June 4111 to 8th.
ATTRACTIONS:

Jed. Busset's Village Choir of Pum-
ltln Ridge, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights.

Rosanl. the Prince of Juggloru.
Thursday afternoon and evening; also
Chicken Salad Supper. 6:30 to 8:30
Thursday

Ransom. the celebrated Maslctan
and Illntertuinem. Handsome new
Merry “go Iflound, R1 0 Range and bum-
orouII other attractions all week.
One admission. 150. Chtldren utter-
nouns. 11c. . W .m29 ht

S'l’RAlllEil mm

in not an uncommon condition-with. a.
’o'oinmon 'cauae for headaches and other
pa Its.

Eyes which are overworker. it re-

 

 

 

 

lived by properly titted stones, will
regain atrongth and will in time .110
able to perform their on: Without the’
aid of 111m asalntnnc'c.

. Call in and We will unit it over to
mother.

HOMER B BOY'i'

Dillinlw optimum.

 

Friday and Saturday alternation. .

 

TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.

r

H. K rieger 6’: Ca.

29-31 West
Washington Street.

 

'l‘OO'MANY/RAINY D.\\'S 'l'HlS SEASON HAS
KEPT ACREA'I‘ 1\i.-\I\'YI0F YOU iI‘RilM llL'YiNG
YOL'R SPRING CIAIl’l‘HliSI WIS ARE MAKING
GREAT REDL'CTIONS IN ALL OUR DEPART-
MENTS NO\\'1FYOL'\\'J\NT A NICE TAILOR—
MADE Sl'l'l'. SILK \\'.\lST OR SKIRT, CALL AND
SEE OUR STOCK BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
WE CAN PLEASE YOU i.\' PRlCE, QUALITY AND
STYLE. OUR TERMS ARE THE SAME.

SMALL DEPOSIT AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE AND ONE
DOLLAR WEEKLY UNTIL PAID. ACCOUNTS
OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.

 

'I.

WE HAVE ABO’UT ()NE DOZEN' RUSSIAN
BLOLSE SUITS FUR BOYS 3 TO 8, WHICH WE ARE
CLOSING ()1"l‘ FOR $3.75. FORMER PRICE $7.00.

 

" COME AND SEE OUR LINE 01" SHIRT WAIS’I‘S.
EVERYBODY SAYS WE HAVE THE BEST AS-
SORT MENT IN Till-i 'lWIN C';ili[.S. PRICES FROM
50 CENTS 10 $4. 50.

KRIEGER & CO

29 and 661 West Washington Street

 

 

Tires ! I, f *ires. ’

1100 Pam Hartford Jutland: Jail 1111111111111.
The But rm for the Manly in the Town.