.JANO‘ARY 3c. 1303.
Tomorrow.
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"‘0 UI%TINIL TILIPHONI
, ~Ioelneee Office.
”Editorial Room.
‘ ;_ drapes Office. Mel-walk.
Iv-Iditor'a Residence.
IBIAWINO. TO II PUD
' .‘ “ ”SHED.
, l‘ the attention of our road-
‘pW addertlsers to the following
a of the Postal iaaweand Regula-
much 409. No letter. postal card.
xiili‘oiliar concerning any lottery. so-
led gift concert. or other similar en-
”offering prizes dependent upoy:
, or Chance. or concerning schem
Win! for the purpose of obtaining
, messy or property under false pre-
pads. and no list of the drawings at
y lottery or simllar scheme. and no
. WI"? ticket or part thereof. and no
‘ check. draft. bill. money. postal note.
or money order for the purchase of any
“ ticket. tickets. or part thereof. or of
To, share or any chancein any such
ttery or gift enterprise, shall be car- .
ried in the mail or delivered at or
through any post cities or branch
thereof. or by any letter-carrier; nor
all any newspaper. circular. pamph-
t, or publication of any kind. con-
taining any advertisement or any lot-
my or gift enterprise of any kind of-
‘ferlng prises dependent upon lot or
hanoe, or containing any list of prises
aided at the drawing of any such let-
all? or gift enterprise. whether said list
of any part or of all of the drawing.
cirried in the mail or delivered by
any postmaster or letter-carrier. Any
person who shall knowingly deposit or
on se to be deposited. or who shall
‘ wingiy send or cause to be sent.
a thing to be conveyed or delivered
y mail in violation of this.soction.
or who shall «knowingly cause to be
delivered by mail anything herein for-
,_ dden to be carried by mail. shall be
domed guilty of a misdemeanor. and
conviction shall be punished by a
no or not more than five hundred dol-
lars. or by imprisonment of not more
than One year or by both such fine and
Morisonment for each offense. Any
person violating any of the provisions
(if this sectiou may he proceeded
against by information or indictment
and tried and punished. either in the
distfict at which the unlawful publica-
on was mailed or to which it is csl~
lgd by mail for delivery according to
the direction thereon. or at which it is
pinned to be delivered by mail to the
person to whom it is addressed.
Under this law all drawings or ad-
ertiaoments of a chance character are
bited circulation through the
”mails. under a heavy penalty.
The first Creek deed was delivered
tweak and goes to Mrs. C. E. Stou-
' is. ‘ofrWetIlnif‘db "v Mrs. Summit; is a
ull«blood Creek and the adopted .
laughter of Miss Alice Robertson. so i
rvisor of the Creek schools. Her ai-
lo‘imaat is valued at 35.000.
FASHIONS.
Pigskin gloves are worn by the Pa-
.rislan woman with her street frocks.
Moleskin cloth makes up very of
footively in the Norfolk designs or in
py of the stylish street designs
Chamois and canary color are two
shades which have appeared in
. The materias are heavy~ .
to for coats.
you want any especially nice not
, y (home made). reset the nuts
W grinding them The roasted
add an especially pleasant flavor
ifty yards of piping is not an un-
, quantity to find on a single tail
Wallis! with the silk pipings » 4.:
hits coats have been talked of for
‘ do! and evening wear but now
they have bfiomhe adjustedfor one
thoinm t e ovonn .
floor may seem best mush?
- and women hpve beenmy
, the mansion ontheir glove-line
season that they tell me the
hove declined to put a fasten-
“ind on their latest. .v
lop" World" is publishing a
papers on candy making ‘ai
ich read charmingly. Many
seem impossible but these are
pie and lucid that one rapistslp
straight to the kitchen and
back in I few moments with a
delicious hon bone. Here is
their recipes for cocoanut
boa boils: Fresh cocoanut
“are I delightful candy. To
listen; grate and dry the out the
. , it is wanted. as the mole
”‘1” . 1&4: "in“! the
coconut w .tabe up.
‘ “mail balls. which will
«when placed on the
and". If desired to
. All the little tab! and j
_o edges of the applied pleces‘faro;
iiiiliniradMiners
Goaland iron Campany. loils
What illey 001 in lilir‘ly-
seven Galleries
Jones. of Pattsville. paymustcr of the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
iron Company, presented to the com»
mittee a statement showing the an-
nual earnings of the contract minors at
the Reading Company's ilear Ridge.
Good Spring. ifohlnoor. Putts. Draper.
Indian Ridge. Preston No. 3. Richard-
son and Turkey Run collleries.
were selected by The committee from
the thirty-seven collieries for the pur-
pose of preparing wage statements.
four men who worked an avers e of
265 shifts during 1901 earned
and over:
earned from $900 to $1.000: 46 worked
240 and earned $800 to $900: 80 work-
ed 244 and earned $700 to $800;
worked 230 and earned $800 to $700;
188 walked 214. and earned $500 to
$600“: 140 worked 180 and coined $400
$300 to $400; 160 worked 103 and cam-
ed $200 to $300. and 901 who worked an
average‘of 28 earned less than $200.
KILLED lN ENCOUNTER ATORMOC
Eight Lauren" and One Constable
and one constable were killed in an
encounter at Orinoc, West Lcyie Prov
ince. on Tuesday.
hard one. but the coustabuiary ulti-
mately won by a daring charge.
hundred and fifty ladrones surrender- ' ' .
ed at Ormop the f0ll0w1ng nay.
district lied been disorderly and it is
believed that the surrender of those
men will lead to its purification
bodies of the three American volun-
teers. including Mr. Osborne. I teach-
er.
ince of Zambales, recently ill a fight
with ladrones. have been recovered.
Maianga. a noted bandit who was nm-
ong
flghL
killed him before they were
selves surrounded and killed.
W B. Gill Campany, of Philadelphia
announced today that his company had
been
3% In es.of track for.~the Connecticut
Railway 8; Lighting Company, from the
Olange town line. to Derby.
to template the line from New Haven ABUNDANCE OF MONEY HERE-
io Derby. the Fair Haven & Westvillc 1
Railway Company having built tracks
flom New Haven through Orange The
Gill Company W9" commence. work 3‘ gatill 10.000000 were lacel b sev~ '
om e and will have the tracks ready for aural fiat,” m' the “my "3“,qu ofy the ' CHRISTMAS
use by July—’1‘ day" s market at 3% per cent. The re- REM’TT‘NCES
lnoi. brakoman. aged 30 years. whose he", made at 3 pet cent
home is in New Haven was struck by
a signal post while climbing down a
ladder on the 1. do of u freight till' you :dinnel'. dear. what is the matter’
teiday afternoon and severely Injured I Husband—l was wondering if there .
Though 110 bum-t. \\ ele broke“ he may ' weren’t mule typographicll errOr. in l
“9 internally injured “9 was remov lthat cookery book of yours ~Strayi
22;" hill “39 in New Haven Stories. ‘6 Railroad Place. South Norwalk. Ct.
CALL 68-2.
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v", « r ’ * “ " a ‘ ingitbyfnrcs habib‘f .
.: , , _, i‘. WAWRYMEN , Next to I good temper the most
‘ 1' ghloerful thing in I family is I built
sauce.
Attorney Iyrue Advises Troiieyman to
Drop" Demand for Reinstatement
of Barrett and K‘oiiey,
WATERBURY. Jan. 30~Conditlona
in the trolleystrillo situation showed
no change this morning. it was given
out today that at a’ meeting of the Trol-
leymen‘s Union, last night the strik-
all were address” by a local attorney .
M. J. Byroe who recommended that
they drop the demand for the ro-in
statementdf the disc arged men, Bar-
rett and Kelley. and ads an arrange
went for a meeting of the executive
committee, and the attorney for the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company.
Mr. Byl'uc said he was hot authoris-
ed to speak for the company and that
he was animated only by a desire to
advance the best interests of both sides
ill the controversy. it was his opinion
that if the strikers would agree to drop
the demand in relation to the discharg-
ed men. the rest of the men could go
back to work at the old rats of wages.
if after that Manager Sowell and the
company did not within a week reach
an agreement regarding a new scale
of wages, Mr. Byrnc gave it as his
opinion that the matter would be sub-
mitted to the arbitration of an impar-
tial committee. ‘
After Mr. Byrne had concluded. the
union after a little consideration of
the matter decided to lay it on the
table. While there was a feeling that
My. Byme had I strong basis for the
opinion be advanced. it was decided
that the union should take no action
in the absence of any direct communi-
catlon from the company oilicials. in
regard to the announcement from
Bridgeport that the Trolleymen's Un-
ion there has voted to contribute noth-
ing to the support of the Waterbury
strike. members of the union here on
press themselves as somewhat puzzled.
They say the Bridgeport union was
never asked to contribute a cent for
local strike. and has not been asked
to go out on a sympathetic strike. It
is claimed that the collection of funds
for the support of the strikers from
comes
life is
giving
Mitosis Jones. of the
and Reading
PHILADELPHIA. January (ilk—Jacob
in
These
The statement shows that twenty-
1.000
32 worked 254 shifts and
130
$0600; 136 worked 143 and earned
store.
Lose Lives in Fight Tuesday.
minus. Jan 30. ——-Elgilt ladl'oucs
The fight was a
Marriage It like I new pair of shoes:
it must be worn I while before it be-
A woman’s idea of being in public
country out a; trouble.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY, “was:
.Presents the World's onl
The Flaming Arrow
BEE—The Eclipse of the Moon. The
40-BIG SPECIAL CAST—40.
GENUINE
Matinee Prices, 15 and 25:.
Evening Prices, 25, 35 and 50s
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt‘a Thea-
tre South Norwalk and Weeds drug
all attractions, .
no mu. cum: mm
11' mu: unless.
comfortable.
that it has something todo with
state dinners and getting your
I
y arousal-s.
Matinee and Ni
LINCOLN .1 CAR
Actress.
OO- WONaO-MOHA
a picturesque western play.
Exciting Horse Race. The At-
tack on Fort Reno The Flaming
Arrow The Wonderful Horses.
Wongy and Buckskin. The
Council Fire and Ghost Dance
lNDlAN BRASS BAND.
Norwalk.5 days In advance of
various local unions has been system
atiscd so that money is now coming in
One more ranidlv than heretofore.
FAVORABLE REPORT AUTHORIZ-
ED.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ao—Thc senate
committee on foreign relations author-
ised favorable reports today upon the
Alaskan boundary treaty and the pro
The
'1 nc
who was killed at Bolinao. prov-I
Gymnasflo Exhibition" And
Orchestral Colleen.
Hoyt'e Theatre. Friday Night, Jan. 30.
Admission. including reserved seat.
Aulplccs of the v. Mic. A.
25 cents.
tocol for the extension of time for the
ratification of Cuban reciprocity treaty
but failed for lack of time. to reach‘a
decision upon the Panama canal treaty
There was considerable discussion of
the Alaskan treaty, but the agreement
to make a favorable report was unani
moon. The Panama treaty was oppos-
ed by Senator Morgan. who offered a
number of amendments and presented
an argument in opposition to the
treaty as it now stands. The commit-
tee will meet again tomorrow to hear
the conclusion of Senator Morgan‘s ub
,icctlons.
e enemy's dead. directed the
The Americans charged and
them- 10c;
NEW TROLLEY ROAD.
DERBY Jan. Bil—W. B Gill. of the
ivcn the-contract for building
This is toms
NEW YORK. Jan. 30.~The abun-
=dancc of money in this market was _
Armory, Norwathfihuraday, Friday,
Saturday. Jan. 29. 30 and3
Matinee Sat. 2: 30; evenings at 8. 15.
Admission 20c.
Reserved seats 10c extra.
iai reduced prices for matinee.
Auspices Co. F, 4th Regiment C. N. 0
Art Music. Mirth. Mystery. Everything
entirely new.
EUROPEAN MOVING PICTURES.
Realistic scenes from the great Bar-
num & Bailey Circus
:with marvels a
distant fordign i
lost Illusions and
illlustrated Songs. I
(‘hlldron under 12.
Spec-
The genuine and only
Barnun‘i‘Lumlere
In connection
Inge life and one
«energy of many
. onnderful Mag
Ie latest beautifully
and wood
shown today when call loans aggre—
ilease of this money is especially sig ,
uillcant inasmuch as all loans made
today held until Monday. Later loans ‘
BRAKEMAN lNJUREO.
CLINTON Jan. 30-Rilhard Mf-uum i
Wife—1 on don't seem to enjoy the
i
To the Old Country. Drafts
and Money Orders payable any-
:where in Europe. For sale at
ilowest rates.
I
JACOB II. IAYWN.
YOU MAY TRAVEL ANY WAY YOU CHOOSE. BUT FOR A FINER STOCK Ol‘ UP TO DATE. FRESH.
PURE, WHOLESOME GOODS {T WILL BE HARD TO BEAT SEYMOUR‘S STORE. OUR SALES ON FANCY
Caucuses ARE anonuo’us. ’ FRESH soon was ovens DAILY.
THEN TRY THE OTHER FELLOW. YOU TRY OUR TEA AND COFFEE AND
FOR A STEADY CUSTOMER.
WE SELL AT CLOSE CASH PRICES; THAT’ 8 WHAT MAKES THIS STORE SO POPULAR.
.0 E SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
BOTH; NORWALK. CONN. J
8. WASHINGTON .TIII‘I". TILI’PHONE.M
Our ’sStore
- z Good Things To Eat.
rile-
IF_ YOU WANT GOODSTHAT WILL MORE THAN PLEASE YOU, SEE WHAT A GOOD ARTICLE l8.
WE HAVE CAPTURE!) YOU.
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lOo.
At our store. Look this big list over and In what you can buy for such a email m.
cheap we sell everything also in pmportion. All goode are warranted high grade.
What Ten Cents Will my
2‘2.”
I'QR
, Elastic Webbing," assorted col-
. Fruit of the Loom.
IQQ.
it will give you an idea how
3hr. Brest Clear cuss Sale
it'll“ Continue 'Rs at block.
Thematlm has to some extent upset our plans.
OUR ENTIRE WINTER STOCK—no bold com.
in forceable language. that the goods cannot help but man: THE STOCKS ARE
STILL LARGE. THE 01114;”? IS HIGH. THE PRICE IS ONE THIRD TO ONE
HALF LESS THAN ELSEWHERE
MILLINERY.
We have many odd hats that we
will close out regardless of what
they cost to make and trim.
Trimmed Hats reduced to half
price. $2.39
Children’s Trimmed Hats. $1.40
Ladles' Untrimmed Hats, va-
lue $1.50, at 49c
SMALL WEAR. RIBBONS, ETC.
Elastic Corset Laces, full
length. is
Flat Elastic Laces. 2% ‘yds.
long, 2 for be
Hair Pin Cabinets, assorted
sizes, 2 for 50
200 yd. Spool Best Linen
Thread. be
100 yd. Spool Black Sewing
Silk, l2 spools in box, per
lbs
2000 yd. Spool Willimantic Cot-
ton 3c
Dragon Cotto‘h. 500 yd. spools. 3c
Calmac Safety Plus. all sizes. 3c
Finishing Braid, neat pat-
terns, regular 10c ’i do
Stockinet Dress Shields. Ii
sizes. hair,
English Tape. all widths pac-
kage.
Debong‘a Hooks and Eyes.
nickel or black.
Clinton Safety Pins. sizes 0
to 3.
Straight or Crimped Hair Plus
all lengths.
Corona invisible Hooks
Eyes. rust proof
Uncle Sam Linen. 100 yard
spools.
The Clamp Hose Supporters
silk elastic, and desirable
style. hooks fl out or side of
corset. all col
Asbestos lrou
bound.
Porcelain Buttons. 2 dozen on
he
so
be
60
1c
and
3c
50
, 17c
Holders. well
4c
card. 20
10c and 15c Side Combs. all
shapes pair.
Best quality Bone Hair. Pius.
crimped or straight. in shell
or amber. (102.,
5c
10c
,ors. yd..
Torchon Laces and inser-
tions. widths from 1% to 5
inches. neat and desirable
patterns value 10c yard.
Black Veiling, dotted or plain,
yard. 17c
Ecru Lace Collars good
shapes. regular 50c quality
Mercerised Pillow Cords, 25c
and (the quality.
Mercerised Embroidery Floss.
1c
4c
3130
19c
all colors. dozen. 6c
OOMESTICS.
'l'Ac
36 in. Full Bleached Cotton.
loose weave. value 70. 5c
.36 In. Unbleached Cotton. line
and heavy. value 8c, 51“
94 Bleached Sheeting. good
weight. value 13c,
9-4 Unbleached Lockwood
Sheeting. value 20c,
8- 4 Unbleached Lockwood
Sheeting. value 18c.
42 x 36 Mohawk Pillow Cas~
es. 12%c ea.
45 x (iii/Mohawk Pillow Cas- ‘
es. 15c ea. 1136c
Full Size ., Crochet Bed
' Spreads value $1 each. 83c
11- 4 Flannel White Blankets.
fine for sheets. value $1 pair. 81»:
2 cases Blankets, the kind we
always sell at 50c. most
places 690 pair.
1 case Honey Comb Bed
Spreads. regular value 75c 67c
46 in. Bleached Pillow Cotton.
soft finish. special. 9c
Domet Flannel. value. 6c. 41c
58 in.Tab1e Damask with
red border. regular 400 vs-
72 “in. Half Bleached Table
Damask. well orth 50c.
‘12 in. full hie ed Ill Linen
Table Damask. new pat.
terns. $1 value per yard.
All ldnen Satin Damask. extra
, heavy. $1. 25 value. 8.
26 dos. Full Bleached Turkish
.Towels. 22 x 48, sold every
place. 36c
25 per cent. Brown Linen
Crash. value be per yard site
500 yards Turkey Red Dam-
ask in lengths of 235 and 8
yards. value 26c I yard. per
yard, _ 190
All Linen Tray Cloths. blue
border, value 1215c. each. 0c
M
mares cos-rs. sum, Asia
‘ WAIOTS.
10c
44c
39c
79c
19c
-“ Winter Costa. caster and black
“Jib
were rieed up to
9 $2.95
‘ Winter Coats, black Indifltan
MINING?
‘ Men's Heavy
regular price $2.00. now $1.50
All Wool Flannel Waists. with
large buttons. regular price
$1.50. now $1.00
All Wool Twilled Flannel
Waists. regular price $2.00,
now, $1.25
Plain Black Brilliantlne. also
While Dotted Brilliantlnc
Waists. regular price $2.25.
at $1.50
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques.
regular prices $1.00. $1.25
and $1.75. any of these now
at
Fancy Flauelette Dressing
Sacques. regular price $1.25
and $1. 50, now
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques.
and Striped Flannelette
Short Klmonas. regular
price 59c. now the
Long Kimonos or lounging
Robes. of Striped Flanneb
ettc, price $1.25.
infants‘ Long Kimonos or
Wrappers of striped or plain
color flanllelette. also in-
fants' Flannelette Creeping
Garments regular price 500. 39c
Ladies Flannelette Night
Robes, those that were
$1.25. $1.38. $1.50 new $1.00
The $1.00 ones are now. 78c
The 75c ones are now. 62c
Children‘s Plaunelette Night
Robes, sizes '2 to 12 years,
regular 50c and 59c.
Heavy Flannelette Wrappers.
regular prices. $1.50. $1.65
and $1.95. now. $1.1";
Any of our regular $1.00
Flannclctte at 78c
95c
39c
UNDERWEAR.
Root‘s Flue Wool Underwear
for women, value $1, clear-
ance price,
Norfolk and New Brunswick
75c
Vests and Pants. long or
short sleeves. value 76c.
clearance price. 550
Women's Combination Suits
the $1 quality, 69c
The $1.60 quality, 950
The $2 quality, $1. 25
Women's Heavy Ribbed vests
and Pants. value 39c. clear-
ance price. 22c
Children's Heavy Ribbed
Fleeccd Vests and Pants.
sizes 16 and 18. that We for-
moriy sold at 25c. price.
The same quality goods in
sizes 32 to 34. value up to
390. all at one clearance
price. 190
Children's Gray Wool Shirts &
Pants. value up to 750. at 35c
HOSIERV.
Women's Black Shaped Seam-
less Hose. the “Esty” make.
the best 12c stocking made.
sale price.‘ 9c
Women's Fast Black Seamless
Hose. all sizes. value~12l§c. at 6c
Women‘s Full-fashioned Hose,
fast black. all sizes. value
25c. at 16c
Women‘s Ribbed All~Wool
Hose. value 39c. clearance
"price. We
Doys' “Tuitenuf” Hose. fast
black, seamless. value 1233c,
at. ,
Children's Wool Ribbed Hose.
value 25c. at 17c
MEN'S WEAR.
Men's Fleece Lined Shirts
and Drawers—shirts double
or single breasted. value 50c
clearance price.
Camel Hair
value
Shirts and Drawers,
330
50c. clearance.
Boys' Gray Shirts and Draw-
ers. value 26c and She. at 15c
Men's "Langdon (1.13." Un-
laundered Shirts. values
50c. clearance 42c
Men’s Black and White Twil-
ied Shirts and a few Outing
Flannel. value 50c 360
Boys' Outing Flannel Shirts,
dark colors. value 250, now
15c, 2 for 26c
Boys' Knee Pants. value sec".
1.80 350
Men's Columbia Tan and
Black Books. value 121‘s.
clearance price, 7c
Men's All Wool Socks. cam-
el hair. my and blue. vao
lue 850.11” 16c
, Hell's gray and black wool
Socks. value too. at
MEN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR.
The $1.50 wool Quality at $1.00
The 31 00
MM” ltym Atc'
The was all
Men‘s Stir!
Shirts. value $100. odd sis-
as, not many all told, clear- 80c
flea‘b m‘wlgl'aahelstts Night
Robes _
The prices quoted will tell you
. ' . ,
Dinner.
10c -
' Bates Seersucker. elsewhere
'n...
WE MUST CLEAN UP
Men's All Linen Collars. odd
makes: . .
Arrow Brand and Mortar
Brand. value 12530. at (it:
Men's French Guoit Suspen-
ders. value 50c. at 35c
Men's Heavy Worsted Socks.
value 39c, at 190
Men’s Automatic Seamless
Socks, in brown and gray
mixtures, now So
Men's Neckwear Tecks, Bowa
and Four in Hands, value.
250. now 15c
TOILET GOODS. ETC. v
Cuticura Soap. 17c
Packer’s Tar Soap. 16c
Dr. Woodbury's Soap, 17c
Cashmere Bouquet Soap (Col-
gate‘s), 18c
Roger & Gallet Violet Soap. 17c
Colgate‘s Turkish Bath Soap. 4c
Colgate's Castile Soap. 7c
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder. 17c
Shcmeld' s Tooth Paste,14c
Mennan’s Taicum Powder, 13c
Vaseline. 4c
15c Combs be
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves. silk
lined. black and gray. va-
lue 500 at 380
Ladies’ and Mlsses' Golf
Gloves. gray. white and
black, value 25c and 36c. at 170
Ladies' White Lace corner
Handkerchiefs. value he at‘ZIAc
La ies' Lace trimmed and
mbroidered H'd‘f‘s.. value
10c, at be
I..adles' Initial Handkerchiefs.
12c. at 7c
Leather Writing Tablet. 75c
quality. at 38c
Ladies and Misses‘ Pocket -.
Books, value 25c. at 170
500 Sheet Roll Toilet Paper. 2%c
50c and fills Writing Paper, at 25c
25c and 29c Writing Paper. at 140
KITCH allocates. ‘
Parlor Brooms. No. 6.
quality. regular 25c.
Table Tumblers, full size. reg-
ular price 35c doz.. each,
Till Oil Calls. 1 gal. size regu‘
lar 15c, 10c
Galvanized iron Oil Cans.
holds 6 gain. regular price.
75c,
Till Wash
price 70.
Tin Pie Plates. any size or
depth. regular price he.
Dippers. long handle 1 x till.
regular 10c.
Coal Sieves. large size.
lar price 10c.
Mop Handles that will hold a
brush. regular price 10c.
Lantzs Brothers‘ Best Laun-
dry Soap. cake.
Wash Boilers, 1x quality tin.
copper bottom. N0. 8 size.
regular $1 25.
Embossed Stove Boards. size
32 x 33, regular price 55c.
Granite iron Gem Pans, 12 in
a sheet, regular price. 29c.
Floor Oil Cloth, i yd. wide,
choice of any pattern, regu-
, lar price .25c.
Brooklyn Oil Heaters. No. 35
table stoves. warranted not
to smoke or smell; regular
$5 98 $4. 98
Breakfast or Tea .
Plates. your choice. each. be.
Decorated Teacups and Sauc-
ers. set of six. regular price
60c. 49c.
Class Hand Lamps. complete.
regular 19c.14c
4 piece Glass Table Set cut
glass pattern, regular price.
59c. ' 39c
Ffuit or Preserve Dish on
foot 26c.19c
17c
flue
19c
2c
54c
Basins. regular
' So
no
7c
regu-
70
8c
2c
98c
39c
19c .
21c
Jardlnieres. 61.5 in. glazed an
mottled. regular price 26c
Pictures. 16 x 20. genuine po-
tos fitted glass and 2% in.
gilt frame, regular The,
Dinner Sets. 112 pieces, nice-
ly decorated and full size. ‘
regular $8. 49, $8. 98
Porcelain Dinner Sets. filled- in
patterns. gold lined and tree
ed. 112 places, regular price.
$13. 96, $10.95
66c
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All Fancy Dress Goods that ,,
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clearance sale. . .
All goods that were 76c .
All 1::ng that were ’1 and 8'
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“Anthorla” Pure Silk Taffeta.
warranted. in black only.
regular filo. . 45c
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Black 20 In. Mercerised Sat-
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Blank Lyon’s Silk IAnlng.‘ ., .
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