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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night; Sunday increasing cloudiness
and probably local showms labs in the
afternoon or night. A long trough of
low pressure extends. northwurd from
Dakota.Showo1s have ccc‘ul‘red dul-
ing the past twenty four hours mm
the Rocky‘ Mountain slope and the
neithern portion of New ldngl‘and. The
showery urea in the west. is moving
slowly eastward and ,wlli probably
rédch this vicinity late Sunday night.

 

 

-.-«Supreme Court 101:. Cigars are
‘fthe limit” of- excellence. Try one.

Frank J.1:Donohus, of aWshiugton
street. Intends to purchase an auto-
mobile. - j

1——Rcduction in Straws; O'Brien.

A daughter has been born to' Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Riordan, of Plymouth
avenue.

The Norwalk party of campers who
have boon enjoying an outing at Belts
Island‘wlll br‘ea‘k camp this, week.

"Bargains every day in Dry Goods
and Kitchanare at M. S. Smith &
Co.'s Removal Sale;

Victor Sherwood, of Woodward ave-
nue, has taken a position with the Na-
tional Lock Washer Company, New-
ar,k N. J.

The Y M. C. A.' Is and the Lockwood
Manufactullnl: Company 11 baseball
team will have it out this afternoon on
the Baxter grounds.

Edwin II. Bush is having his resi-
dence in South Main street re-shing.
led. Contractor William ii, McMa-
hon is doing the work.

w«Special sale Lord & Taylor's Onyx
Hosiery, fancy, 50c value, now 39c
pair; 25c value now 19c pair; ladics'
and children's l-Iosc. 121,411» valuc, now
7c. 4 pairs, 25c, at S. I. Mills's.

Motions for the reinstatement for
court cases will be heard by Judge Jo-
seph R. Taylor at the town court in
Norwalk Monday morning.

The ideal Bartenders’ Union will
meet in Elk's hall tomorrow afternoon.
it will be, an important meeting alld
all the members are requested to be
present. ,

-~Fuil line Straws. C'Brieni’s.

A well-matched baseball game Is be.
ing played this afternoon on the May.
, flower Oval between the East Nor-

'walks and the makers of Barthol’s hat
': manufactory.

Rev. W. ll. Hubbard, formerly pssv
tor of the South Norwalk Ilaptist

Church, who is the guest of Norwalk
friends, will preach tomorrow in the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Brooklyn.

Dr. Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.

The Norwalk Yacht Club Is holding
a: race this afternoon over their inside
course. The start will be made at
2 unlock and will be from between a
mark boat anchored off the club house
and a point on the Wilson 11 Point dock
in range of the club house and mark
boat. The course is to the black buoy
off Tavern Island. to red buoy at end
of Green's Reef to Tavern island
buoy, to Green s Reef buoy. to Tavern
Island buoy thence1 to finish. Distance
six and one half nautical miles. The
regatta committee 11111111chth to hold
races every Saturday afternoon until
the season prizes in each class have
«been won. These prizes will be
awarded to boat’s winning three out.
of five more In their respective class-
as The races sailed .lune 2111b and
July 20111 will count. in the series

IIFIIR SUNDAY
DINNER

Spring Chickens (Broilers) 18c. 2011 lb.

' Legs Genuine Spring Lamb 16c lb.
Legs Canada Mutton. 1211 lb.
Forecasrters Spring Lamb, 100. lb.
Forecllarters Mutton, ilc lb.
Good Pot Roasts. ‘ 8c. 1011 lb.
Cherry Red Corned Beef. lie lb
Shoulder Steak. 1011 lb.
Blue i1‘Il1h, 10c lb.
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,thc 12th with the G. A. R.
The iiunxarlsn Reformed Church 1‘

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should read the all. of Brow College
in ibis issue.
An opportunity to buy hosiery andl'
waists at reduced prices Is offered by
Rowland in their advertisement today.

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has planned to hold a picnic in Bar-

September 1

than to their clearance sale, which is
about to close. better get in line
this afternoon and share In the profits.
“Reduction In Straws. 0' Brian
The large automobile of Dr. A. N
Clark broke dovvn last evening on
'l‘llomas' hill, Wilsons Point. and It
was sometime before it could be In-
duced to move again

A band of gypsies on their way to

yesterday afternoon. Sol/oral of «the
men went into the stores and tried to
tell fortunes. but met with“ little suc
cess.

-F‘rcsh Cafliy, Fresh Candy, Fresh
Candy, 10c lb. M. S. Smith & Co

It is now expected that the remain!
of the late 8111.111ch Storey. of N01 walk,
who died ill the Philippine Islands,
will not arrive in Norwalk until Moll-
dny. Services will be held at his into
home.

Contractor Illtrry Mather has the
contract to make some decided im-
provements in Putnam lilose house
The lockers wane being repaired this
morning. A bullistcr has been attach
ed to the ltairs

~Speclal sale Peerless Muslin U11-
dcl wear all kinds, $1 and $1. 25 value,
now 79c; the 75c value now 09c; the
001- and bile vuluc, now (file; the 20c
value, now 19c. at S I. Mllls‘s

Tile South Norwalk Trust Company
offers absolute security for youl vul-
uablcs while absent from your home.
A safe deposit box in their modern
burglar and fire proof vaults will so-
cure your protection.

The music for the dance at The
Knob this evening will be furnished
by Svec's orchestra. This orchestra
has been engaged to furnish the mu-
sic for the Saturday flights for the re-
mainder of the 80118011..

-—Vcry few brandsof Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over,
and is now considered one of the stun
daid brands.

The Norwalk and East Norwalk
yluds of the. liubbell. Hall and Rail-
dall Company, beginning today. close
on‘ Saturdays at 12 o‘clock noon. To
accomplish this the men take a half
hour noon each day of the week.

Tile 6 o'clock Epworth League ser-
vice of the First Methodist Church, to-‘
nlorrow evening. will be in charge of
Edwin Fox. The topic will be A Sug.‘
auction in Addition." All members of
the League are urged to be present.

-——Dr. M. S. Rosco, Eye and Ear Spel
clalist from Bridgeport, removed his
office from the Mahackcmo Hotel. to
52 North Main St., So. Norwalk. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.

o'clock to 4 p. 111. only.
All the arrangements have been

twenty-first anniversary of the City
National Bank, at Cobble cottage,
llelle island, the summer home of the
president John ll. il‘crrls this after-
noon

Company has received notice. from the

next season prices will be higher—two
dollars higher, and thus It In good judg
ment to place your order now for the
range.

The married and single men of Ar-
nold o Company‘s foundry, Norwulk,
are having it out In a game of ball
this afternoon in Herman Schmidt‘s
woods. The game will be followed by
an old fashioned clambake and a gen-
eral good time.

division accompanied by the building
inspector of the division. passed
through Danbury yesterday ill a pri-
vate car on a: special train.
buildings in this city were given the
usual inspection.

The hose wagon belonging to Put-
nam l-lose house, which 1l11'okc down a
short time ago, has been repaired by
Luther M. Wright.
brought back to headquarters today
The old wagon was used whik1 tho re
pairs were being made.

”(Treat reductions In iladios’ and
Chlldrens' Hosiery and Underwear. at
the Removal Sale. M. S. Smith & Co.

1.. St. John Keelcr and Thomas C.

team by the 11110115 of if to 0’. They
report that the playlny
Yorke was even worse 11

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Norwalk Cuuuresatlonul Church on the
remaining Sundays of the month. Rev

part of the me ill and tullmcharue of
the services 111 the first Sunday In
September. ,, . . 1

 

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tll‘ol‘s ilrovo on bubbl- day, Monday, ,

The Boston Store calls your atten I

Stamford stopped in Smith Norwalk '-

Thursduys and Saturdays from I

completed for the celebration of the , _

The Connecticut RaIIWay & Lighting .

manufacturers of their gas ranges that ,

-——Forequartcrs Lamb. 101: lb. Hayes’

Supt. '1‘. ll b‘ennoli, of the Highland I

The ‘

Tho wagon was ‘,

of the New ,.,
all the score: ‘

There will be no service In the Soutbi

Paul Moore Str‘ayer. the pastor. Is all
1 planted would from melanoma luttorffi ' '

 

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Helenv oaaoams.
flood fortune brings a small but good
lot of women‘s hosiery much undel-
price.

Luce patterns mostly in black, white

and (01018.1A sample line and so with-

out duplicates.
Worth 1219c to the and divided into

two lots at
lilo and 17c.
1.4111 aisle, front.

WAIBTB.

Summer Is fast going and fail gar
month will soon come hurrying in.
Walsts and two- piece, suits and thin
skirts must get. out of the way: "hey‘ yo
gone Into the rummage. Many have
l.,1esn cagclly bought but, some very 111,1
11111qu are yet to he pickad up.
Colored shirt- waists for title. Good
colors and good style. ,
Best colored waists in the store for
Ill.'1‘hese Were $1. 5 to $4. ,
White lawn wuis s that were 83 and
$11. I30, crumpled maybe. but not hurt—

IIIIISl1lrtquls1t sets In striped effects,
worth $4. 50—»: 2. ill). ,

, Pialucolor two piece suits trimmed
attentively and tastefully, worth 30—»

$11.75

Linen crhsh shirts with tucked body
and ‘gl‘uduated llounce. good value at
$1.75~-$l.lli’1.‘
Second floor.
.BOOKS FOR 1
SUMMER.

money ,
Paper bound books by Chas. Garvice,
Mary .1. Holmes, May Agnosoll‘loming,
St. George Rathbone, Mrs. Sheldon,
llertlla M, Clay. .Willlam- Black, Mrs.
Southworth, Ouida, Miss Braddou. Bal-
zac. Drontc, J. M. Barrie, Ilall Cains.
The Duchess, R, 1'). Blackmore. Ross
N. Carey, Marie Corolli, Ralph Con-
1101', and others.
Published to sell at 20c
_ 1011.

Book-shop, right, rear.

JARDINIERES.

A big collectionwalmost too big and
some so much less than regular price.
Many sorts and shapes and sizes-—
American, English, Japanese, Austrian
and French.

5091 man china, will hold 71 inch put»-
1) c

China in cylindrical shape. pink.
blue or buff ground with floral or bird
decoration. bold 01inch pot~00c
Several dozen styles at 90c. Some
I11 dark ground that have the Roolc
wood effect; will hold 7-inch pot.
Royal Austrian in flower and leaf
ptaterus, unique in design and finish“
$2 50 and ”$40 00

Jardinlcres with pedestals, as di-
verslilcd In style as in color—410, $10
and to .885.

Basement.

THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO"
Bridgeport.

 

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RANGES

5200 next season.

‘ given us notice.

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Place your order this .
year.

They will never be .
cheaper. '

‘1 GOllll. RAILWAY
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lluicom, of Norwalk were In New
York yesterday“ and saw the (111111111 1
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Good vacation reading for very little _

Tiny ones olle inch to 3% inch—40c.»

 

will advance in price . .
. ADVEN'I‘ CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Van

Manufacturers have 9~

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FIRST, IM THODI ng-
Church. “5th W. W. T. Dunban, pas
tor—41:80 a. 111.. class meeting, 10: :10
11.10.. serlnon;12 111.. Sunday school;
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n. M. 'illpple. pastor of the Ilimbdry

Membriu‘lw Church. of Brooklyn.

N Y.. lll preach to the morn-

ing and give a brief address at the

evening service. 1

EAST AVENUE METHODIST SPIS.
copal Church, corner East avenue
and Rowan street. East Norwalli,
Edward Ounnln 1ham, pastor. Morn
but service at 0:30, preaching by
Rev. Frank Lee. a returned mission
cry from the Congo African district:
Sunday School, 12 111.: hlpv‘volth Lea,-
gus, 0: 30 p. 1b., Topic, “A suggestion
in addition." Preaching at 7:30 in
the evening by Melville 11) Cunning
him, a student ill Drew 'l‘heologlcul
Seminary.

KNIGHT STREET A. M. E. CllllltCI-l
~11 11. 111., Love Feast; 12:30. Sun-
day school; 3 n. 111., preaching by
Rev. W. A.1<i.ynch. A. M., of Bridge-
1port117 p. m., Christian Endeavor
meeting; 8 p; n1.. preaching by Rev.
E. Scarboro, P. E. and the adminis-
tratlon 'oi' the Lord’s Supper. i 'All

 
 
 

vices.
. BAPTIST.

SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST. Rev.
Hugh B. Carpenter. pastmz-«Jl‘hc
church has reopened after being clos-
ed for renovation during July, and
presents 11 fine appearance. Rev. Mr.
Carpenter will preach on “Clear the
Truck," In the morning. He will 111“
so give the object lesson to children.
rum will be special illusic by this.1
ounrtctte. The Bible school will
meet at 12 n1. in the evening there
will‘bc a special service of song by
the choir. ”A comblcte Man," the
last sermon In the series which Mr.
Carpenter has been giving. will be
the subject of thc1 evening sci-vice.
Miss Alice Rider will lead the Christ-
ian Endeavor meeting. Tile subject
is “A Suggestion in Addition." ' The
church has opened lip with a good
showing since the first of August,
and a gmnt deal of enthusiasm uln-
ong its members is shown.
choir lends 11 large amount of attract-
iveness to the meetings. and makes
them very pleasant indeed. Every-
one1 is cordially and earnestly invite
ed to attend each and every service,
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH OF NOR-
walk. corner Butler and Quincy
streets. Rev. D. C. Thomas, pastor—~
Order of services: Sunday, ll 11. 111.,
ollurch is Invited to int-rt with the
A; M. E. Church in their quarterly
meeting: 3:30 p. 111.. liible‘schooi;
7 p. 111., Christian Endeavor meeting;
8 p. 111.. preaching. Mid wet-k scrvb
ces: Thursday evening, all will no
to the. Union lluptlst Church. in
Stamford. We invite as molly friends
as would like to join our party.
Seats are frcc and all are welcome
to our public worship.

EPISCOPAL. '1
TRINITY CHURCH, WEST STREET
and Fairtield avenue. Rev. R, b‘.
Humphrles. rcct11r~Scrviccs tomor-
row: Holy Communion. 8 a. m.:
Sundayl school 9:45 a. n1.; Litnny:
Holy Communion and sermon, 11 a.
m.: evening prayer and short ad»
dress. 7:30 p. m. Choral service
first Su11dsy.in every month.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
FiliS'l‘ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOME»
ty, NorwnIk—Itcgulur Sunday ser-
vice at the Reading Room. Masonic
building, 51 Wall street. at 3 11. n1.;
testimonial meeting, Wednesday or
onion ntil p. m. To both services the
public In cordially invited.
[loom open- to the public each Week
day from? to r. p m
ADVENT.

Zandt street. East Norwulk~—i'roaci1-
log by the. pastor. Rev. .I. w. Davis.
'Mornina theme. Some New Old
Things: Sunday school at 12 m1:
Loyal‘Workcrs‘ meeting at dzli'l, lod
by,.llellry 1.. Case; sons; service at
7:10. The pastor will speak in the
(ginning upon The Cortlnation of Our
ill!
SOUTH NORWALK MISSION.

lar service tomorrow afternoon at
'1: 15 oclock. These meetings are
very Interesting and there is a ho its
number present every Sunday. 'I‘o

marrow afternoon strangers are ox-

lluvc a Joyful time. come and enjoy
this service. Everybody Welcome.
OER AN EVANGELICAL.

GERMAN VANillillelCAL CHURCH.

Charles A. Brockeluler, pastor—«Sm

vices every Sunday afternoon at 2

o'.clock in the Swedish Congress

tlonal Church

'GIKMAN LUTHERAN.

wmuum of Bridgeport, will preach
at 7:30 o'clock. tomorrow night

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Dlntlnauishad Arcnnum Mon Form an
Anteclatlon.
‘ 1 The past grand resents of the Royal
Arcununl of this state met at the Co
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ties to be known its the Past Grand
Rodents“ Association of the State of
womanhood The object of the
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nubile Mform by the Order in this
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Milford“ landmines.
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mild resents

il1 wives and. dill '1‘

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‘Ion replacing the wire fence that has

lumerlnlt the passage, til pedestrians.
Ian: 7 n 111.. one hour service, ,l‘lev. ,

. prised

west side of the river

are cordially Welcomed to these 1101'. 1 I

Before Closing hour

The new ‘

Reading ‘

posted to be present and we hope to ‘

 

ass for,

N11 Trespaaslug L. 1111.

Danbuly and Norwulk‘ railroad dlvwls,

been torn down in many ‘pllIlces to

£12k”)? those who crosi the tracks at
no street were unpleadantly sur-

to find that all 111111
saga was effectually cut off. This
place always afforded egress from
Chestnut street and other thorough-
fares further north to points on the
it will also
niche a decided (inference to children
In Wilton avenue that attend the Con-
tor school. it. is stated that the Con-
solidatotl company intends to fully on.
form the no trespassing law, and the.
section foreman have been already or.
dersd to make reports as to the use of
the tracks or the right of them
as a thoroughfare.

 

economy and open a ,
, SAVINGS ACCOUNT.

Our business hours are: Daily. 9 to
12, 1 ’to 3. Saturday evening (I to 8.

THE scum «011mm
survives some
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home for the
Summer . -

Secure a Safe Deposit Box ill the vault
of The S0. Norwalk Trust Co.

And protect your jewelry and valuable 1
papers from fire and burglars.
Boxes from $4 per year upward.

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SOILID [IND SUCCESSFUL

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

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central. moo. one. do
Surplus. $100,000.11
alas-r Profits. romeo. aa

JOIN II. Finn's. President.

DIRECTORS: '

John H. Forrlb Henry Seymour

John H. Knapp Christian Swartz

John H. Li M ‘E. H. Mathewson

Josiah R. srvbl Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.

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Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons liable to pay Taxes to tlu1 Town
of,Norwalk In the County of I1‘alrtinld
and State of Connecticut, on the All
scasment List of 1901, that i will meet
them torecoIVc said Taxes, at the fol
lowing times and places. to wit:

At the store of W. S, ilanfcrd. East
‘No‘rwalk. (Dow-n Town) on Friday.
august 29, 1002, from 1.0 o‘clock fOI'IIC-
noon until 12:30:0'clock afternoon.

At the store of J. C. Randlo at Win~
nipd‘uk, 6111'Ifho afternoon of I1‘rlduy.5
August 29 1902, from 2 o'clock until.
11:30 o'clock.

At the store of Alphonso Dibble, at
South ll‘ch Mile River, on the oven
Im; of Friday. August till, 1002, from 7
o'clock until 8:30 o’clock.

At the smile, of the Collector, Opera
House Black building, in tho City'of'

Saturday. 1111311111. :10 11102, from 11
oclocll foreseen until 3 ooiock after1
noon on from 7 until 8 o clock In the
Month.
Mr. J. M ”€011.11; his artisan nail-I
till! Nonwaik, is author:
bled to renews like an 1110‘.
0'11 all 1111111
psldafterfibo 1st day of October,

A force of men are at work on the ,

tire surplus stock of a store is so price reduced that profits are

The South Norwalk“ ,

93 Washington Street. souls Norwalk. iI.

GIII NATIONAL BANK I

Nerwnli;,"iu said rows 111 Norwalk. on '

loll bail remain on. 1

this rate of NINE PER ‘
‘ , charged and the 11001 ‘
, up .1002, until tile llama ‘

 

The sale will last just one week, seven working days. and we

That
they will prove record breakers we firmly believe. When the en'-

have planned to make these seven days record breakers.

swept aside, and In many instances cost ignored. the buying pub-I
iic' is not slow to recognize and take advantage of the chance. . The
bargain offerings speak for themselves. There’ s thi-r t‘IIruc economic
ring to them. First read. then investigate. Aft'hr investigat» I

log you'll buy and buy liberally, for such chances are few and far
between. I

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258’) and 551 WASHINGTON STREET.

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

. , in Sign 1111111111 uiIonudl will lie it ill : - , ,
Pillars of tile Mahatma Hotel from 911.11. 111911 ill IIC
1,‘ l‘l'eru Thrilling

PREPARED TO TAKE ososss FOR HIS GLASSES.
NEXT DATE, AUGUST 14 .-

Owncr of the largest Optical business in Norwich 11 man who nev-
er made a poor pair of glasses in the 16 years he has been In the opti-
cal business, will be at tho Mailackemo liotel every Thursday be-_‘
tween the house of 9 a m and 9 p in. when he will be plepared to...
Examine Eyes Free of Charge.

MY $3.00 GLASSES REDUCED TO 31.00.

Special Offer for This Visit. 1 will give to every person purchv
using a pair of my One Dollar Glasses, a gold filled frame made by
the lmgcst optical concern in the world This frame has a wr'itten ' ‘
guarantee to wear 10 years. Do not miss this opportunity as this of-
Ofer Is good for this day only ‘

0 When i say examine eyes free. i mean a thorough and accurate I

examination of each eye separately and satisfaction guaranteed. No
matter how much your vision is impaired or how many oculists have
given your eyes 11p. 1 will guarantee to improve your vision, provided
there Is any provision left.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

People with headaches and nervous troubles are requested to
come in as early as possible. then Dr. Wright can give them special
attention The many cases of headaches and eye strain cured by Dr.‘
Wright is a proof of his ability and experience Dr. Wright gives as.
full and accurate examination with his One Dollar glasses as if you
had paid ten dollars elsewhere. For the benefit of those who cam ' '
not come In the day time the hours are extended to 9 p. in. Remember
8the datcl Thursday, August 14. .,

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I I"

Veranda Furniture i’orch Scrcdns Sclccn Doers Refrigerhtors. etc, at
25t to 1'10 per cent. off. A little into In till-s season for these needs, but those,
who have delayed buying will find th clr delay a money saving one. it
seldom such low prices are quoted on t hose staple 300.11.11.11 we are anilious
to get the balance of them off the floor that We may use the space for th
lncominglincs of fall furniture These mines should prompt you to buy; 1‘
next year, even though you do not nee d this useful sort of furniture how. ,

A FIEW OF THE PRICES:
$1.75 Rocker, double seat, $1.31).

$2.50 Rocker, splint seat and back, $1.00.

$5.00 Scttoe, natural finish, $8.75. ,

$16.00 Refrigerators, hard wood, (1.0, finish. $11.25.

$10.00 Refrigerator, hard wood, (I. (1. finish. $9.00.

No specioullucss about these bargains. They are all that they seem.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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