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house-wwili you be fully satisv
fled?
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Thursday.
The storm central near Hatteras yes-
terday morning has moved northward
very slowly. Reports were missing this
morning from Hatteras and Kitty-
hawk. The hot wave continues in the
west. Phoenix reported 110; Keokuk
and St. Louis 104. Omaha and Chicago
102. and Kansas City 100.
Mrs. John A. Montgomery. of River
street. is visiting in Bridgeport for a
few days.
Mrs. George H. Bradley‘s music pup-
ils are enjoying an outing at lloton
Point today;
Edward .1. Spring, who has been
visiting friends in Norwalk, has re
turned home to Southport.
The Stamford Ghosts will have an-
other trolley ride to Helen Point to
night. They have chartered cars.
A. .l. and Bernard Collins, of South
Norwaik, are entertaining Mrs. B. Coi~
iins and Thomas Collins, of Daubury.
Mrs. Palmerton. of Bridgeport, will
install the officers of Sherman Com
mandery, U. 0. G. C. tomormw night.
A. F‘. Beekman. of New York. was
in town. yesterday. He is proprietor
of the New York Grocery Company
stores.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Peck and son.
of Brooklyn. have returned home from
a visit with Mrs. Solomon E. Pct-11. of
Main street.
Mrs. Harriet Hoyt-Barnes of South
Main street, who hag been suffering
from a severe attack of grip and broil-
chitis. is convalescing.
The South Norwalk lunatic was evi-
dently happiest when at work. Escap
ing from his cell. yesterday. he went
straight back to his old pincc in thc
factory—Anemia Sentinel.
——When you get dissatisfied with
your Imported cigars try 1111 imperial
Crown,
George Faulhauber Lodge. Order of
Harugari. will hold a meeting this
evening to make final arrangwueuts
for the Connecticut Grand Lodge meet
ing to be held here August 11.
The front rooms in lloyt‘s Theatre
building, lately occupied by Dentist F
B. Hoyt. have been rented by Attorney
Louis S. llecrs, and are bcing titted 11p
for his law other.
I
The funeral of Miss Mary Maloncy
was held from St. .dury's t‘hurch 1111.»:
morning at 9. o'clock, when a rcquicm
service was observed. The pupils or
the school attended.
Lincoln Council- 0. 11'. A. .\l.. will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow
night. The state ofllcers will be pres-
ent, and the work and spcechninking
will be followed by rcfrcshlucuts at
Frederick Schmcdcs‘ ice crcam par—
lore.
The Hat Finishers' association met
in (i. A. R. Hall in South Main street.
and adjourned without bans-acting
anything but routine business it was
the intention to nominate delegates to
the annual meeting of the American
Federation of Labor.
John J Warren. of the Old Well
Laundrv has just purchased a new
mangle for inoninx not work. Work
men were engaged setting it 11p last
night. It weighs 700 pounds. A couple
of (lays ago he put in 11 111111 No ti
collar and null: machine.
HEAVY WEIGHT CARRIAGE
AINTS.
Devon’s weigh 3 to 8 ounces mum to
the pint than others. Extra Weight
menus heavier body—covers hotter:
Wears longer. Sold by Cornelia-it
Watkins 11 Dow [11. E. Corham and
J. T. Prowltt.
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THE lNNER MAN
must be satisfied—it cannot with in.
letter foodstuffs. There is no ques-
tion concerning the quality of our sup
ply. We are so inquisitive when we
purchase that you are perfectly usur-
oll,.of first qualities. Summits arti-
cles always fresh.
32 South Main Street.
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the guest, of relatives and friends in ,
Boll!!! Norwalk. .
Mod-«u...—
A meeting of the joint boards of.
seleotmen and school visitors will be
‘held tomorrow night.
George Shepard, of Union street has
secured a position 111 Philadelphia and
has gone to that city to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shepard, pro-
prietors of the Union House in Union
street, are in New York for a few
days.
Lieutenant A. R. Strolleld is in
Bridgeport today. taking an examina
tion for a second lientenant's commie
sion.
The newly elected officers of the
South Norwaik Hibernians. will be in.
stalled tonight by County President M.
J. McNerncy.
F‘. M. Finch, representing the Chica-
go. Rock island and Pacific Railroad
Company. has been spending a few
days in South Norwnlk.
E. T. Bates, state secretary of the
Y. M. C. A.. of New Haven. was in
South Norwalk. yesterday. and called
on Secretary J. H. ..orrls. of the local
association.
The Jennings Club. of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church, will
enjoy a carryall ride, tomorrow night.
to New Canaan. where they will parti-
cipate in a lawn party.
A special trolley car will run from
Darien Saturday afternoon to accom-
modate patrons who might want to
see the Darlene and R 81 0 team play
on the Decker field. East Norwalk.
«John H. Dakln. piano tuner from
New York. is in town for a few days
only. Send orders to the Mnhackcmo
Hotel immediately.
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011 and after tomorrow the steamer
Huntington will make two trips to
South Norwalk every Friday. leaving
Huntington at a. 111.. and 2:30 p. m.
The boat will stop at Locust Grove.
On July 20. the Misses Clara and
Elsie Hill, daughters of Congressman
and Mrs. E. J. Hill. will sail for New
York from Switzerland. on the Voter-
land, after making a trip through Hol—
land.
During the hot weathm the stores of
A. J. Collins Wk: ".Stuite1aut. William
l’odmore and H H. Nash of North
Main street, will close early in the
evenings. except bflllll‘day and Monday
evenings.
One of the pigeons liberated by Mrs.
August Roetteoher, of North Main
strcet. while out on the steamer Pre-
toria. bound for Europe, has returned
to the owner. Rudolph Knipple. of 1911111
wood avenue.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Bates went to
Norwalk yesterday to attend the funer-
al of Mr. llntes's brother. Phiio W.
Dates. 11 wellsknown business man of
that place. who died Sunday. The dc.
ceased had a number of Bethel ac»
q1111lnta11ccs.——Danhnry News.
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The rcsignation.,of E. P. Valentine
superintendent of the telephone de-
partment oi the Consolidated road
was rcccivcd at the New Haven office
of the company yesterday. Mr. Vaicn
line will accept a position as superin
tendcnt of tcicphones for the Southern
New England Telephone (‘ompauy
His successor on the railroad has not
yet been chosen.
Joseph Mulvihiil, of South Norwnlk,
will box Frank Kloppe. of llnnbury, ten
rounds at catch weights. tonight. in
the Daubury opera house. it will be 11
preliminary exhibition before the main
bout of the evening between Percy Ml-
intv1e and Whitney Lester This will
be fifteen rounds and the partic11ptnt>
are to weigh in at 136 pounds.
The general passenger department
of the New York. New 111111-11 and
Hartford railroad has issued an at
lrnctive booklet containing a manual oi
summer resorts along the llllt‘ of thi-
road: also a list of hotels. honrdin;
houses and other information. in 1111
addition to this there are numerous
half lonc cuts of summer hotels and
resorts. making the manual complete
in every detail. and of a great value to
summer tourists.
The meeting of the Woman's Chris
tinu Temperance l'nion will be held
with Mrs. Joseph H. Richards, ill
Chestnut street. Friday. at 3 o‘clock
All the members are desired to be
present. it was With sorrow and rc—
gret that the Union learned of the
deathof Mrs. Mary A. Miller, of 8
Chestnut street. Mrs. Miller was a
member of the W T. L'., of South
Norwalk. only united with the union
the past year. What little time she
was with It, she was a faithful temper
one worker.
The monthly social of the U. C. T
U. was held June 28. with the pres-
idem. Mrs. Lawrence. The county
president. Mrs. Clark Barnum. from
Dsnbury. was present: also hire.
Knapp. secertary of tne Dsnbur Un-
ion. Mrs. Barnum presented 0 the
South Norwalk union the county ban-
ner for the largest gain m- membership
the past year. Mrs. Barnum prestmt
ed the banner in a few pleasant joyful
words. Mrs. Lawrence responded in
her own pleasing manner. Cream and
cake were served.
The Whitlock Printing Press Manu-
facturing Company opened its doors
again yestenlny for the resumption of
work. Fifteen men commenced work
in the various departments, six of
whom. it is said. went out on the
strike. Deputy sheriffs from Folrlleld
county haw been stationed about the
mill to protect any who wish to return.
The company has already sent word to
a half dozen of its former employees
that conditions of business malts it
necessary to dispense with their tier-
vlces in the future and similar notices,
The company
will be sent to others.
claims it has done an duty and will
motel-o m oval discretion as to when
it will hire. No interference has at
loaded the reopening of thomill.
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Dorian, R. 0. ti. ‘ inhlpauk. Graphs.
phone, and Stamford Organics.
Representatives from the Graphs»
phone baseball team. of Bridgeport, the
it & G's. of South Norwalk,1 the "Wlnni
peaks, of Norwalk, the Danburys, the
Darlene and the Stamfords. have form-
ed1a1lesgue. to be composed of the
teams named above. .
According to the schedule the Stem.
ford team will play. on the home
grounds every Saturday with the ex-
ception of three.
The games scheduled for Saturday
are .as follows:
It. dc G. vs. Darlen. at Norwalk.
Graphophones vs. Winnipauks,
Norwalit.
Thedelegates will hold another meet-
ing next Wednesday night at the Ma
hat-items Hotel, to fix a schedule for
the rest of the atlason, and to select a
name for the league. This news will
behailsd with delight by the local base
ball cranks. All the teams have a rep-
utation of being ilrsbclass amateur
teams.
The Danbury team is strong and al
ways put up a clean game.
The Graphophones are possibly the
best team in the league. They play
swift, clean bail, and are very seldom
defeated.
The R & G loam Is composed of the
best players in South Norwaik. This
year they have not been very suc-
cessful on the field on account of acci-
dents to their members.
The Winnlpauks are playing fast
ball anti have not lost a game this sea-
son.
The Darlene are a strong nggrcgn
tion of ball players, and promise to be
heard from in the race.
The Stamfords will be sure to be
heard from as they are a very strong
team and composed of first-class
players.
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued July 9th.
1801. List furnished from office of A.
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport. Connecticut:
William A. Warner. Bridgeport, plat-
ing wood doors: Ottavlo anncchlo.
Bridgeport. wotchmaker‘s tool: George
B. Kinsler. Hartford: universal joint:
C. W. & A. Mettler. Hartford. com-
position of matter for dredtindiers;
Edgar M. Palmer. Hartford. waist-band
fastener; Carl Klaui. New Haven. pen-
cil holder attachment for dividers; Jo
seph G. Lavinge. New Haven, screw
machine; Edwin A. Reeves. New Ha-
ven. automatic vending machine; Mos-
es 0. Swezey, New Haven. cash car~
ricr; George E. Adams. New Ilrltnin.
garment supporter: Hilbert P. Rich-
ards. New Britain. looper for sewing
machines; Justus A. Trout, New Brit-
ain. fence support for carpenters'
plows. eta; William A. Penfleid. Merl
dent. combined wick-stop and flame ex-
tinguisher: Percival 1.. Clark, Bristol.
lantern pinion; Walter H Adams,
Sound Beach. brake for vehicles; Wii
item if. Ely. Middletown. cycglass
bridge. design.
the now
“It's
has it
the old man l‘c~
“What‘s an item. anyway?“
reporter asked the old man
something that the man who
doesn't want printed.“
plied.
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33 South Main street.
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and in a first-class manner.
For quotations inquire at any time
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rm:
JUL 1!
INTEREST
has gone into our books, and may be
drawn at any time. Those who prefer
to let their interest remain. can have
same interest on their pass books at
their convenience.
The
South Norwalk
Sa t'rl‘ngs Bank,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
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SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
illl‘l lll'llillilli BANK
Capital. $100,000.00,
Mama. “00.00000
Other Plants. , 320400.00
JAMIWMMMH.
DIRECTOI'I:
John H. Ferris Hoary W!
John H. Knapp can-rum sworn
John H. Light E. H. Mow
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Walloon Mervin.
4 " The out. mom to be Asked to Locate
on off the Harbor Jolly.
Some ti ‘1: ago the- New Haven her
her commi sion sent 111 communication
to Colonel“ can. the goveinment en-
gineer. an eating that the govern-
ment. estab ab 11 gas lighted buoy off
the end of he Jetty in the harbor. A
reply was returned to the effect that
it was thought that the government
had already given sufficient 11111 to
navigation in New Haven harbor.
Now the1 harbor commission has ap-
pointed a committee consisting of
Messrs. Bushnell and Avery to see
what can be done further towards so.
curing the desired lighted buoy.
LOOKING TO NIANTIC.
Local militiamen are looking for.
ward with interest to the annual on
oamptuellt at Nlnntic this year. New
tat-tics are to he adopted in the mat-
ter of drilling the 1111111 and the Fourth
regiment is one of those selected to
hold the camp against an uttallt
from the First and Second Regiments
in a sham battit Quick formations
will be a feature of the tactics this
your and will have. to be executed
with diligence and oillclcucy. and it is
thought that 11111 method of conduct-
ing the sham h:1111.- of the coming 11-111
Ulmlflnont will 1.11 11 for more effective
test of the {ibllllli .‘1 ol‘ the militia for
actual service than the more slmpic
charges up the bills on thc opposite
side. of tho 1'11111111 rivcr which lllllf‘
characterized tilcsc fcnturt-s of the
drill in the past.
The piles that annoy you so will be
quickly and permanently hoalcd if you
use DeWitt’s W11. 11 lichl Salvo. llc
ware of worthless counterfeits. G. C
8111111011.
All irreverent writer says- “The
high church is 11111 one where fellow-
ship‘s right hand is cxtcnded on n lev-
ei with his chin.
You can never cure dyspepsia by
dieting. What your hotly needs is
plenty of good‘food properly digested.
Then if your stomach will not digest
it, Kodol Dyspepsia (‘urc will. it con-
tains all of the natural digestants
hence must digest every class of food
and so preparc it that nature can use
it in nourishing the body and replacing
the wasted tissues. thus giving life.
health. strength ambition. pure blood
and good. healthy appetite. (l. C. Still-
son. 1 ,,-
"i used to talk back to my parents."
on Alt-bison man said to his son. “but
111 be dogoned if 1 stand it from you."
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Clothiers. Tailors. Hattrrs.
l-‘umlshers
15 Washington St. 80. Norwalk
Between
Meals
The kitchen '5 clean and cool “brim: you
Use a
Gas Range
The rest of the house 1‘: always com-
fortable. 771.1! '5 because
THE HEAT IS CONCENTRA TED
fusf W’lf‘l’l needed. and can be
Turned off at a moment's
notice.
Do Not Delay
But call .1! our office
and select a range.
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'Middlesex, Pa.
Edmundwltefusa is what a fellow
finds in a summer lrl, and refuse is
what he finds in the streets of Chica-
go.
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State of Ohio, as,
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of l“.
J. Chaney it (30., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Hall‘s Catarrb Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of Decenr
her, A. 1).. 1880.
A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
llail's Catnrrb Cure is taken litter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
i". J. CHENEY, & (20., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
llnil's Fatally l’iils are the best.
City of Toledo.
Shelehy are you so anxious to
mmry my slaughter?
llc—~To settle a bet. A friend but
me that you wouldn't make a good
mother-ln-law
"i wish to truthfully state to yoti
anti the readers of these few lines that
your Kodol Dyspepsia Corn is without
question. the best and only cure for
dyspepsia that i have ever come in
contact with and l have used many
other preparations lohu lleam, West
No pteparation equals
Kodol Dyspepsia Care as it contains
all the natural digestants. It will di-
gest all kinds of food and can't help
but do you good.
“1 shot this tiger myself lately."
“That's so. Why. there's an ear
missing!"
“What! i hnd‘nt noticed it!
get it exchanged at once?“
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IT DAZZLES THE WORLD.
No Discovery 111 medicine has ever
created one quarter of the excitement
that has been caused by Dr. King‘s
New Discovery for Consumption. lt’a
severest tests have been on hopeless
victims of Consumption, Pneumonia.
Hemorrhage. Pieurisy and Bronchitis.
thousands of whom it has restored to
perfect health. For Coughs. Colds. As-
thma. Group. Hay Fever. Hoarseness
and Whooping ("ough it is the quickest,
surest cure in the world. it is sold by
F. H. Baxter. South Norwslk. and John
A. Riggs. Norwaik. who guarantee sat~
isfaction or r fund money. Ltlrgl- but
ties. 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
"Had V011 heard that 0in Mike had
been incarcerated?"
“No; I didn't even know he
dead."
was
A bad complexion generally results
from lnactiw liH‘r and bowels 111 all
sulh (uses. DeWitt 14 little Early ills
ers produce gratihing results (1. l‘
Stiiison.
The history of almost any family
may be told from the clothes that hang
on ll1c llllt‘ cvt-ry wash day.
Those famous little pills. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers compel your liver
and boWeis to do their duty. thus giv-
ing you pure. rich blood to recuperate
your body. Arc easy to take. Nchr
gripe. G. t‘, Stillson.
(‘liurcl1—»"\\'hnt is the principal mus-
ical instrument in (‘binn~lhc lyre"
Gothcm-"No; i believe it is the
loot."
"i am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my present good health and
my life. i was treated in vain by 110c-
tors for lung trouble following in
grippfi. I took One Minute Cough
("111's and recovered my health." Mr.
E. ii. Wise, Madison, (is. G. C. Still-
son.
Probably Noah had to keep his wife
locked up all the time of the flood for
fear she would forget and slice the two
files off the ark.
WHITE MAN TURNED YELLOW.
Great conseternatlon was felt by the
friends of M. A, Hogarty. of Lexing-
ton. Ky.. when they saw he was torn-
ing yellow. His skin slowly changed
color. also his eyes. and he suffered
terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaun-
dice. He was treated by the best doc.
tors. but without benefit. Then he
was advised to try Electric Bitters. the
wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy,
and he writes: "After taxing twu bot.
ties l was wholly cured." A trial
proves its matchless merit for all
Stomach. Liver and Kidney troubles.
Only 5012. Sold by r'. H. Baxter, South
Norwslh, and John A. Riggs. Nor-walk.
druggists.
Lawyer—My client wants two pen-
‘ sions.
Pension Agent—Two?
Lawyer—«Yes; she can prove that
her deceased husband wouldn’t have
'gone to war at all if she hadn't made
1111.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve should
be promptly applied to cute. burns and
soalds. it soothes and quickly heals
the injured part. There are worthless
countefreits, be sure to get Dertt’s.
G. C. Stillson.
IA Roman journal estimates the val.
no of the libraries in Italy at "2.000..
000. and that of the painting, statutes
and vases at $30,000,000.
It is easier to keep well than get
cured. lJertt’s Little Early Risers
taken now and than will always keep
your herein in perfect order. They
Men’s Negliqee Shirts.
Some Stocking Bargains.
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Each year. and about this time of
year, we hold an important sale of
men's outing shirts. The showing this
season is finer and more varied than
ever before. the prices most tempting.
Men‘s Bedford cord shirts. with
white neck-bands. pure white or fancy
stripes. sizes. it to if, 491:.
Men's pert-ale shirts, with two separ-
nto collars. one pair cuffs to 1111111111. Lit)
dozen to choose from, sizes 14 to‘l'l.
1101‘.
Men's Madras Shirts, with one pail
culls to match, 70c value, special. 5911.
Men‘s best quality Madras Shirts
plain, white and fancy stripcs. iiilc.
SOME STOCKING BARGAINS.
When you can buy good stockings at
a low price, if in need of them, it pays
to buy. These stockings are very
cheaply priced. qualities considered:
Good quality women‘s fast-black
stockings. seamless, 10o pair.
Women‘s fast-black seamless hose,
plain or drop-stitch, full range of sizes,
12991:.
Women's black lisle-ilnlsh hose.
shaped ankle. plain and fancy ribbed,
1130.
Women‘s fancy hose, stripes and
dots. 12551:.
Women's Superior Lace Lisle Stock
ings. warranted fast and stainless. 25c
pair.
Children's Extra Strong Stockings.
spliced heel and too. fast color, 121,00.
Men‘s Black and Tan Half Hose
spliced heel and toe. iisie thread spun
silk finish “My pair.
Mens Black Silk Lisle llalf Hose
open lace effects, latest for men's sum-
mer wear, 23c pair.
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Women 3 Summer Vests.
Sheets and Hllow‘SIips.
WOMEN'S SUMMER VESTB.
below value. They will be
value, thus:
Pure white jersey vests. sleeveless ‘1
and low neck, special, 10o.
Seven different styles Jersey vests,
some lace trimmed, some plain, sleeve.
less and low neck 12111113. 1 , ‘ '
Women's fine cotton velltti.| tall
mochoted fronts. pink and 1111111
Women' 11 line llsle vests, is
white pink 01 blue. 26c.
Womens Vests and Pan
mills make. low neck, high ‘
an dhsort sleeve vests, angle on 1
length pants, extra. sizes 7 and .8.
sizes, 3, 4, 5 and ii, 250. »
SH EETS AND PILLOWBLIPB.
The ready- to-use In sheetihndp ll'
slips has about shelved tho
made.
paged in turning them out. and t
are better turned out, and with‘ me
economy to you, than in the old
Hemmed pillow‘sllps.
cotton, size 42 in or 45 111.12.111.11. e
Hemmed pillow-slips, the well kno
léc.
Hemstitched pillow-slips, line quit
1ty. 42 1111111 or 45-inch, 170 each.
Torn sheets.
mills or Fruitof Doom 03x90 shes
Unbleached sheets heavy smooth
cotton. 031190, 39c;
17o. .
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also mu Lt“
Ii!
Swiss ribbed:
immense factories are new A
goodlwelsll
brand. New York mills. 01‘ Fruit
i.oom.17c,19c. 210 each
Hcmstltched pillow slips, 42x
3-ln. hem. New Yo
81x90, 05c; 901190, The.
c.1100, We each.
Enough
enough just now.
abiiiiu to secure.
ing satisfacioni
1 with durabiliiii
1
order of the Court.
Petticoats.
Silk ilottons,1~to
so; were 69.110111 ‘4.
11191111» gripe. but promote an easy gen.
mason.
detection
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You’re Warm
Dressed as thiniu as possible.
The Underwear at its thinnest is thick
A popular price is 50 cents per gal-
meat and realizing it, we have made our
line at this price as high made and as
satisfactory in event respect as is our
The results of our efforts are 111011-
We are sellina
siderable Unde1ga1menis. '1 i
We have higher priced garments. ll
conespondingiu well selected. ‘
Straw Hats, as liahi as is chest 61
98 Washington Stre'at
. sou‘rH NORwAtLl'é. ,1 ,
Bankrupt
Entire stock of LEIBERBON BROTHERS 08 Washington
must be sold regardless of cosh-everything must go and go quick,
Suits and Skirts, Waists of 111111. colored, white. cotton and is
Goods by the yard for Suits, Skirts, etc.
WAISTO 1919110250 now 01; were $1.75 new 751:; were 01.60;”
5011: were 01. now 35c: were 751:. now 25c.
Children's iloods'and Separate Skirts. one-half price.
p 68 Washington Street, South ”WNW
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Spool Cot '
,nml all the store fixtures. (
SUITS, were $16.00 new $7.50: were 012.1101” 06; were 011 n,
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