, lsterested‘iii'the'sp-
. stimulus-stuns: the
‘ .. .:- Patrick
I ' MI. fill?!
, y, o a,
' “i , an Nolan.
hook McGuirk, all
Mary is. Hinchen.
.5“ “.ms. of
r as. ‘ ides those
- Milt ”vowed
' ' i ves
. in". ‘mllt gt‘llttle
Wfiai‘ watermelon is cut.-
‘ lb was made by Patrick
, Wars.» and the process-
. been olbjected t? by the
W" at yes, 0 course,
. , , ted In the we
“told the‘ court
- . , marri 9 they
" ram‘ehsn, yr 0 14st
0 Dirk c iv. v
trill: ill" did not run
‘ for on their v sit
,' grins; bad “wo
Wt. that the wife left Dan-
"West. According to Mr.
“nonunion broke Dall-
llis wife never commun -
lol’after the quarrel, and
' to at the present time.
ive, are not known. it
* that his wife was In
. m in?!» lo- . .
. M "assertionl322m eDieIury
- l * n em-
5‘42“; Bangeport Patent
‘ y,. .3116 brooded over
, “I able a veritable re-
umulated some property.
' that, ', ,lity. Nei-
~ almanu He
‘ ls'csnildeace.
$1!"an came he was alone.
no reittlves about him.
. divine,
7m .lte never communion
m nfifi‘hflovififineflm
'8 T
. M'lil‘l'liatlm
at the may of e mar-
' tlflsi’of‘ffWe
is" no such
allied to us
«it is all
iii.” 3 sort.
. lfilbere was a
> me in for the
.believe there
ve was a wife."
6% amatiou from
.1»: »
said the court, “that
'be ascertained. Pat-
WzYorlf says that Dan-
'psarried, and this fact
by Mrs. Hinchen, both
iisve she is a first cousin.
.‘abe look?"
Intimatedthat he was not
names-tag at the age of
m‘could not say. Perhaps
a tor-“.4, up; . ,.
is a second cousin, ru bet."
y the matter of the appoint-
of an administrator was reached,
the court said that be had looked
" business; and thought of ap-
. ting Michael Fitag‘erald, a cloae
‘ ceased. . .v.
gulps objection to this.
blot-walk rel lives mentioned two
Jun, 3.“ J. Walsh was one.
2 ' “I'Im' agreement, boweVer.
machines and thefemrt said that
would appoint Mr. Fitzgerald who
nterest in any way. and would
lie sates soon as bodied
Home of the first cousins
bed and others were not.
‘ were more temale relatives
"hot the bearing than male, but
o-male cousins present were-em-
' {heir diclsratlons that they
‘ ' . caring'tb‘e' court appoint-
lberthIilman and Stephen Beach~
Wars of the estate.
‘ W
’ .h. _
“WI
*' 7 ‘\ Johanna.
a‘necrestloo
" leave Tuesday.
1 volt ‘ ’l'
M
’, ' “'3.“
describing all tours
knew of his cos-5
a , .. {some tag
team ‘fih
Monbmemr drlsnds"-of
‘nussfaso ruovseuo
Tourist (firming!
mu” ,aiafr'bannert pat a
9 d August 18. to
- bonsand Islands.
noted resortsvia, the
. ’ , qt is planned to leave
‘ ates. m. by seed-l stain
mbleu‘e
. ts. Itiscer nya
of the year. and
, on; you can not do
. ‘ one oftbeae trips.
iy conducted. and
every respect; "Fer rates
and information re
”sails, and the‘New
W. 'rris, or address The
Tourist Comps”, Esq igl-
A
9i
I.)
this ‘ will"
. l ‘ r Midliilry's
‘- 1 Best Flour
will; I. Will make
Whiter
'br‘eod‘snd
.moré 0f it
,. than will a
. sack of. the
infldf‘brdinsry flour.
v
'm
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scuose or THI escort-Ins:
Lots of complaints Mada Issldss
Those pus to the, otorm,
Stories of"tiie‘ excursion. Tuesday, to
Coney Island, continue to be heard,
and they do not make‘ tite‘ilrst'a'ccounts
any better. > Some filament people
did not get home until last night. They
ball struck a Nomlk'hntel and even
this was such a relief from the exper-
Ienceon the boat's‘that etbay stopped
there all day. About 5’last night, a
forlorn coking‘iamtm consisting of
the met er and several children, came
I» townibrtroll ! Mm Norwalk. They
had spent the n gbt at a hotel. All of
them boob-en. soaked thrown by the
rain, and evidently had allowed their
clothes to dry on them. There have
been lots of "complaints heard, aside
from those arising from the storm. it
was“ artisan that a band..wouid be
again ‘fl‘udtbat there would be danc-
g." Moore was no‘band. and there
was neither music nor dancing of the
kind advertised. It will probably be
'a'good while before another excursion
to Coney leaves this town.~Stamford
Advocate, Thursday. ‘ ~
THREE JURORs CURED
. 5'".-
Of Cholera Morbua With One Small
Bottle-of Champsrialn'a Colic, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Mr. G. W. Edwier, of‘fiightower, Ala..
relates an exerience he hai‘while sen.
ing on a petii Jury in a murder case at
Edwardsvliie. county seat of .Cle-
mourns county. Ala. He says: “While
there I ate some fresh meat and sense
meat and it gave me cholera morbus
in a very severe form. I was never
more sick in my life, aniaent to the
drug store for a certain cholera mix-
ture. but the druggist sent me shame
(if Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Instead. saying that
he had what i sent for, but. that this
medicine was so much better he would
rather send it to me In the fix I was
in. I took one dose of it and was bet-
ter in five minutes. The second dose
cured me entirely. TWO fellow Jurors
were afflicted In the same manner and
one twenty-five cent bottle cured the
three of us and there was still is one left
In the bottle. it is certainly the fin-
est bowel remedy ,l have ever seen in
my life and I no (I' wan: to be without
it again." for sale by Stillson. Powoll
Corporation, Baxter Pharmacy and Clif-
ford Pharmacy. - “
NEW CANAAN'S TELEPHONE EX-
. CHAN .' .
A local telephone exchange was es-
tablished in New Canaan, this week.
The campus provided a local service
for the tow at"the solicitation of a
number of residents. Eighty subscrib-
ers have contracted for the service to
date and there is reason to' believe
the number will increase. before the
summer is over. Arrangements have
been made whereby there will be a
service between Stamford and New
Canaan at the rate of live cents for
each connection of five minutes or
less. Another important develop-
ment of tbe’telephene system Invthis
section will be the extension to Long
Ridge, which it is expected will soon
beI put through. -
' W‘F" '.
sonar PILL PLEASURE.
The pills that are potent in their ac.
tlon and pleasant in eifect are DeWItt's
Little Early Risers. W. 8. Phil at. 0i
Albany, Ga.. says 'fDurlng a bill us at
tank I took one. Small as it was It
did me more good than calom'el, blue-
mass or any other pills I ever took and
at the same time it eflecteu‘me piece
I
antly. Little Early Rise are certain-
ly an ideal pill." Bol by Clifford
Pharmacy. I"
aovsaTleao estrous.
Theéfollowlng letters remain uncail
ad tor at the following postoiiices for
the current wash‘ .- .2 _ 7
‘7 BouthNorwalit—Frsnoesco De Bellis,
Mrs. J. B. Carpenter, Calvin Harper. 8.
F. Hark. Mrs. A. E. Hunley, M. a.
Meyers, R. Pt I) No. 377. J
bu” " , C0
s
rumor. in this ‘i‘ltd last event
had linen natal .1: Attoroo
has been quoted as north
are no developments in .
the arm ments for bfll were dis-
cussed at t a consultation nothing per-
taining to the matter has been given ,
publicity. . ,
the'ulisd wliy Sherwood was not
removed to the Fairlield county Jail in
Bri
”,1 government oili ,
5min" replied: “He rather as-
m.
'l" unot be raised. if he is
:‘i r airfield, relatives will have
to pbflvfor his transportation."
In , , cussing his l‘elurn lo the United
Blatant with ‘thc secret service men
without extradition papers. Sherwuod
said he was aware'of the fact llint he}
was not a prisoner. and that he couidl
have left the custody of his escort at
any time. But he added, "I never
thought of doing that."
When asked why not, he appeared It
bit surprised, as be adjusted his glasses
anl with'a frown replied sharply: "BL--
cause. sir, i had given my word that
I would return without the legal papers
generally required In such. cases and
you don’t imagine that I would break
my word of'honor."
Elisha Cr Sherwood, father of the
abscondlng cashier, has apparently
shaken-the dust of Southport from his
person for It is stated that he removed
to the home of his aon-in~law at New
Rochelle during the early part of the
week. -A well-known resident of the
old town stated yesterday morning
that to all an arauces the Shorworii
residence Is . ed.
Attorney George W. Hill. of Bridge
port, representing Judge .1. ll. Perry.
administrator on the estate. of the late
Burr~Parry. has notified the officers of
the Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Maryland~to the effect that Oliver T.
Sherwood is short In his accounts about
860.000nand that unless restitution is
misdeztbst civil action will be institut-
or. .
Prior to his departure Sherwood was
administrator on the estate and the
surety company was on his bond for
$150,000. The concern is represented
here by Attorneys Seymour & Knapp.
and an‘exsminailon of theaocounts- is
at present being made in order to as
certain the correctness of the claim.
The estate originally was valued at
about #225,000. consisting of stocks,
bonds and cash. but Sherwood in his
capacity as administrator had made a
serial dislribnilon among the five
e rs. ..
A PHYSICIAN HEALED.
Dr. Geo, Ewing, a practicing physic-
Inn of Smith's Grove, Ky., for over thir-
ty years. writes his personal experi-
ence with Foley's Kidney Cure: “For
years I had been greatly bothered with
kidney and bladder trouble and en-
larged prostrate gland. I used every-
thing koown to the profession without
relief, until I commenced to use Foley's
Kidney Care. After taking three bot-
tles I was entirely relieved and cured.
I prescribe It new daily In my praotloe
and heartily recommend Its use too."
physicians for such troubles. I hue
prescribed It in hundreds of cases with
perfect success." Sold at Plaisted's
drug store, South Norwslk. and A. C.
Silliman'a, South Norwalk. "
ADVISED MOB To SHOOT SHERIFF.
DANVILLE, ills., August 8~Bessie
Armstrong has been arrested by Sher-
lff Wiiltlock. She has been identified
at the woman who mounted a wagon
In front of a livery stable across from
the. all on the evening of July 25, and
adv sad the mob attacking the Jail to
shoot down the sheriff. She Is in Jail
pending a preliminary hearing, which
will be held Monday before Justice
Grant. Thesherlff received a letter yes-
terday from John Clarke. of Bishop,
Cat, praising his defense of the Jail‘
and int-losing a postal order for $10.
'"i‘bat letter looks good to me andi'll
frame it." remarked Whitlock upon op-
ening If. He also, receivedyesterday
a letter from Governor Yates, praim
his his defense of the Jail. ‘
THE DEATH PENALTY.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus a mere scratch, insignio
dcant cuts oi‘ pun‘y 'bolls‘ have paid the
death penalty. it is wise to have
Bucklen‘s Arnica Salve-ever handy. it's
the best Salve on earth and will pre-
vent fstalit , when acronyms-es, Ul-
cers and Pies threaten. Only 25c, at
' 0‘
Frank if, Baxter's drug stor .
W , , .
OFFICIAL odour “enemy.
from the Democratic primary election
held yesterday in Minis.
that lt‘may be necessary to await the
oflsisl count . befo‘reJths nominatbln ' tor
governor '-Is determined, the‘ returns
showing the totals of Vardaman and
remotes: In giving the nomination for
United Stat‘esfisfiethr‘ Money lay“ a
m .. ma‘ .1". r y. ., , «mutants
uaadssusd a statement declaring that
0W ll" shield amt wilt-determine
the gubernatorial conaest.~ Tiered!
W 9“! °i A ”was. mummies
WWQMQMG-
:sav ~ ~ ‘fi—d-UB—--—-
In Its worst fornid‘.
' at‘h, [p.35]
, number he would be near his .
9P0 ‘ Q cial ia quoft‘ "
~o thin bail and has not given ’
lie will not ask to be ,
; it." until he is satisfied that
a ration for varltls. .ie';
MEMPHIS. Tenn... Aug. «ha—Returns "
I Indicates '
midis-em Thurston-ha ore ’
We Emmet“. veil Irony
‘ws e was to _, by Lydia ..
Pinkhsm's Vegetable. Compound.
“ I out so pleased with the results I
olituli 1‘} from Lydia Ii. Piukliuui's
Veg le Coupound that lliut'l It
n (lsIv-‘und a privilege to Write you
ulxmt it. . .
‘- I suffered for over five years with
ovarian troubles, causing an un-
plnusunbdischarge. fl. great weakness,
and at times a fuiutucss would come
over me which no amount of medicine,
dict, or exercise secured to correct.
Your Vegetable Compound found the
weak spot. lio‘cver, within u few
weeks—~and saved mo from an
0|)(‘I'lltl0n_llll my troubles bud dis-
uppt-uml. and I found myself (incu
more healthy and well; Words fail to
describe the real. true grateful fl‘t‘llnf
that Is In my heart, and lwaut to to 1
every sick and suffering sister. llou‘t
daily with medicines you know noth-
ing about. but take Lydia Id. Pink.
linm'a Vegetable Compound. and
take my Word for it. you will be a
different woman in a short time."—
Mns. lsAITItA Emma's, \ankervillc. Ont.
—35000 [om/f If srlg‘nal of about latter prob/n9
unanimous cannot be produced.
Don‘t hesitate to write to Mrs.
Piultiiam' If there Is anything
about your casswvhlcbn on do
not understand. She wit treat
you with 'kin liens and her “as
vice is free. 0 woman ever rc-
urctted writing her and he has
helped' thbuaandsp ‘ ass 1s
Lynn. Mass. ‘ ’
a
MISS PLATT'S LIABILITIES.
Schedule Filed Yesterday by Bankrupt
Young Woman, Broker.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. b~—-Tll’0 schedule
of assets and liabilities filed by Miss
Sarah S. Flatt, the young woman who
filed a petition in bankruptcy Thurs-
day, was filed with its-force Newton
of this city. yesterday. The schedule
shows secured claims ol‘ $2,774 and un-
secured claims of $1.110. The assets
consist of a few household effects and
clothing, which is exempt. The sched-
ule shows that two pawnbrokers are
creditors. one of them secured by
$750 worth of diamonds and jewelry.
The bi unsecured claims are mostly
those 'of New Haven merchants. Her
father has a secured claim for 32-
800. Miss Plat owes the Naugatuck
Bank 1.800. the National Trades
men’s nk of New Bowen”. and
the Net-Haven Savings Bank s small
i‘fi 3 ' - 4 I ' .
~ ItsfiWmil-Ovsr-Obrfiflt‘w
. .whiuh’ varnishes mun-x sttrsct‘lohokthdn
Expected In New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, August 8.—
’i‘bc.licld day of the state ladies of
the A30. U: W.. Willoll‘ll in be held
In this city on Saturday. August 22M
prouiises to bring cut the large ,flltill"
sting of Workmen‘cvdr assent all M
a slam gathering militia kind...‘ ‘~‘
Every Iodgt- In N‘ow Havms'riias all-
painful a committee and sli'rsis‘work-
Infiltounulzo the day I‘ldttlble one In
the social history of the Workmcn of
the state to! Connecticut. Bevin Wkn'
anyrothor resort in Connecticut, has
been selected by the general commit-
tt-e as the place where n general ood
time may be had by ill vis ting
brotherll. Several of the, ”treated-
runts on the shore have agreed to give
reduced rutts to tho Workmt-n for
allure dinners. .
lutho line of amusements it great
program has been: llilltlt‘ out. and stir
Ictic contests will curry off the palm.
Fifwoh events have been planned by
line committee having the matter in
charge, and for the winner in each
event a beautiful trophy will be the
reward. Only members of the A. 0.
U. W. will be allowed to compete in
the athletic prizes, one first and one
second. There will be events for boys,
and entries will be restricted to the
families of Workman, the'contestants
to be eighteen years or under. A hand-
some three-hnndled silver loving cup
will be presented to the lodge having
the largest percentage of members
present at the field day. ‘
The committee on transportation dc-
sire cucil lodge to specify how many
members they expect to turn out, and
immediately communicate with C. 'I‘.
Ilompsteud, General Passenger Agent,
New Haven: in regard to rules. This
should be attended to at once. so that
the railroad officials may furnish the
necessary transportation facilities. A..-‘
dress all communications to .1. Fred
erirk Jackson, P. 0.))ox 1304. New
Haven, Conn.
CONSUMPTION THREATENED.
C. linger, 2li Maple St., Champaign,
Ill,, writes: “l was troubled with a
hacking cough for a year and I thought
i had consumption. I tried a great
many remedies and was under the care
of physicians for several months. i
used one bottle of Foley‘s Honey and
Tar. ll cured me. and i have not been
troubled since." Sold at Plaisted's
drug store. South Norwalk. and A.
Sillliuan's. Darieu.
SILVER TUBE lNSERTED.
Probabilities Are That It will
Goshen Burglar’a Life.
LITCIIFIELI), Aug. S—l’ntrick Tuck-
er, who is In jail here charged with
the Goaben burglary, was under the
dociors‘ hand yesterday afternoon as
they attempted to insert a silver tube
in his throat to save his life. Tucker
some days ago tried to kill himself by
culling his throat. The chances are
that be will live, for with the tube
it will be possible to give him nourish-
ment. The town of Goaheu has offered
a reward of 8100 for the apprehension
of James McCue. who In said to have
been with Tucker at the time ‘ Mrs.
Save
sum. but 'these claims and some of
local brokers are secured by life in»
smance policies flllil stock certificates.
“grams
ammonium.
Bears the ‘
Signature of ‘ ,
. ,'...{.,
' sAw CONVlcT FAHEY.
SACRAMENTO, Cal.. Aug. 8.—-Ray-
Fahey, one of the escaped Folsom com
vials, was seen In the Southern Pacific
Railway yards In this city last night.
Detective Fisher fired five shots at him
but so far as known, missed him. With
Policy was a man believed to be Con-
viot Miller. Both escaped capture.
Haley’s Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right.
fitomeph
1,9 Ne appetite. lossefh .
Willis-I. headache. " ‘ ‘
Nil math. genaral debillty. sour ria-
ls? and catarrh of the slalom! It.
'dua to indigestion. Kodol euros
“nation. This new diaesvarysapss-
“its the natural woes of digestion
fill”- 93.“. h e i
burdensome, .
“inasmuch”. rosette. ,, ,.
69m our. see. so only one
dimensdmpsmumaim
Mourns all ”mach trout)”
clouding." pill I .
strengthening film
. a,
L... .«;,
its on for lists Allin: Bought
:iery for Consumption.
”~ ter's'Drug Store. Price 60c and $1
n‘be deflawghagnrifims
mastic .
H ihg.‘ ‘ it Is ’antlclpited ‘ibst nearly ev-
. thumb ”tarsus
Morse was tied hand and foot in her
bed. while masked men robbed her of
money and jewelry.
WINSTED. Aug. 8—Chief of Police
‘Whecler Thursday night heard that
James McCue, who is wanted In want-
ed In Goshen on a charge of robbery.
was here and his force spent the night
looking for the man, spurred on by the
reward of $100 which is offered. The
man who has been mistaken for Ho
.Cue was found and the police now
Lhink that the man they want is not
are
SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Ninety~nlne of every one hundred dis-
eases that children have are due to dis
orders 0! the stomach. and these disor-
ders are all caused by Indigestion. Ko~
dot Dyspepsia Care is just as good for
children “.8 It is for adults. Children
thrive on If. It keeps their little stom-
achs sweet and encourages their
growth and development. Mrs. Henry
Tenn. says: “My little boy Is now
three years old and has been suffering
from indigestion ever since he was
born. I have had the best doctors in
Nashville. but failed to do him any
good. After using one bottle of Kodol
be Is a well baby. i recommend it to
all sufferers." Kodoi digests what you
sat and makes theistomach sweet. Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy. . “
FRUIT GROWERS' FIELD DAY.
BRANFORD, Aug. 8.——Fruit growers
from all parts of the Slate met at the
Branford Point House yesterday for the
annual field day of the Connecticut P0-
mological Society. A brief business
‘ meeting was ‘held in the hotel parlors
at it o'ciookafter which 85 sat down
to dinner. in the afternoon the mania
hers took carriages to the fruit format
A. E. Plant t ,Son. to Inspect the fruit
trees. The weather was ideal.
. END OF A BITTEA FIGHT.
"Two physicians bed a long and stub.
born fight with an abscess on‘ my right
lung." writes J. P. Hughes, of DuPoint,
Go.,‘ “and ‘g'iive me up. Everybody
thought ,my time had come. - As. a last
-resort I tried Dr. King‘s New Discov-
‘I‘be beheflt i
received was striking and l was on my
,fsst In I few dlys. Now he entirely
regained my health." It conquers all
‘coughs. Colds and Throat and Lung
traubles. Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax-
Trlal bottles tree.
'WATRQIUOJTE A00". gigs. ti
, ., cones on
,wbether or not the‘trbil‘ey strike shall
' decided
sisal-mosses mora-
fl.
Carter, 705 Central street. Nashville. '
ats"
shy member-VIII be present. The gene
eral opinion is that thb strike will notl
as called or, gets Wald vote is
“senseless-saw the action aun-
earthen are many strikers who say
. , , . Wk next week If
the chance is altered, , ,
,. ,
Willi a“ ”to Disease.
4 conversion“ cuss
Ill: 1.35 t‘.‘ ‘
we.
l
'_,'w"w.r'r, ' V“ ‘
., They have oilmentd and weaknesses peculiarltbthnimoa causing
them distress and anxiety. Thousands are carried to the grave
by Decline, Consumption and other diseases of a fatal character
by not correcting the evil in time. Time and trial have proved
mt no medicine will equal Beccham's Pills to combat the‘se ails
meats and give happiness and health. Millions of Win every
pm of the world take no other medicine to keep theta in per-
I
J
fact health but
B '
eeohama ...l 5
Women of middle age will find that Beeshsm'e Pills-strengthen
and invigorate the nervous system, purify the blood and lay the
foundation of health and strength.
Full directions will be found in the pamphlet wrapped around
each box of pills.
m magi. } l ' '.
89ft! Eirerywlsoro In Boston. mo. pm! 280-
' dam-r713 THE NAME, I ‘ ' WORLD'S'FAIR IUILDINGBJ"
When you go to buy Witch Hazel, ST. LOUIS.MO~.AIIS.3"-Gl'0|llld WI“
Salvo look for the name Dertt on ev- ' be broken at once for the erection of
ery box. The pure. unadulterated the British and Oklahoma Buildings on
Witch Hazel is used In making Doiihe World‘s Fair grounds. It ii! an-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, which Is thel bounced that among the features of
best solve in ilii‘ World for cuts, lllll‘lifri,l the Pennsylvania building will be the
bruises, boils, m-z: inn and piles. Thollxhibitlou of the Liberty Bell.
popularity of Downl's Witch Hazel -—'———
Sulvo, duo in its many cures, has caus—
ed numerous worthless counter-felts to
be placed on lllt' murlmi. 'i‘lie genuine
bears the name of id. (3. lloWitt & Co}, ed my boy's life. lle began just like
Chicago. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. the one we lost with croub. We 83W
I '0 him a few doses. He quickly dropped
-——-——~-———~ to sleep and was all right in the mom-
HOAR FROST m aALLeTON. gins." For sale by R. H. Planted. F.
HALLSTON. N. l'., Aug. 8—Tbe then I Ii. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
mometer registered 38 degrees earlylmacv. ‘ "
today. Hoar frost was observed in; ~.———————-——
some instances. and garden vegetationg BIG FIRE IN COVINGTON, KY.
was affected slightly. ‘2 CINCINNATI, 0.. Aug. S—Flre in
-—---—-——-- (lovinglon, Ky., last night, (reused a
Foley’s Honey and Tar
‘ioss of over $175,000. Five business
ibouscs were destroyed, including the
curescolds, prevents pneumonia. iNcw England Distillery,
BARGAINS '
FOR FURm‘rusr BUYERS.
N
r
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, of Mll-
ford, Del, says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
...-., ... r.
t, \< '\
It's clearing time for Summer b‘uruiiurc’wiih us and for a lot of other
Furniture ilist we wish In get off of our floor In order to make room for
our full line. It behooves you all to take advantage of the many reduc-
tions that have been made In our store. You‘ll save money by so doing.
A: J. Ctzlllins 8' 90‘
FUNERAL mugging)“ mo cushions
12 to 18 North Main St. South Nos-walk.
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HATS THAT‘ HAVE BE N 36.00 AND $7.00 ARE NOW .
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PRONTO, 75c.” DOUBLE VALUE. ‘
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