home ‘ Made
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candi)
3‘; at
LANE’S
O.
51 Washington St.
I.iliiilI‘—Niiliiill7itiiii.
Wilfred Robins, oi seymour street
is suiieriitg from an attack of the grip.
Olive Branch budge, Knights of Py-
thias. will ltold a meeting tomorrow
night.
Edward Rose, of Patchogue, Long
island. has bccn the guest of Norwaik
relativcs.
A sociable and dance will bc given
by the Knights of Maccabccs. in Rcd
Men‘s Hull, Friday night.
i‘linton Hunter and family, of Sound
View Terrace, have returned liontc, af-
ter a visit. in New York city.
—- Goodrich Food is so different front
all other cereals yott will like it. too,
all leading grocers.
’l‘. D. Edwards, a salesman tor Frank
Brothers, the custom shocnntkcrs.
spcnt last night in Not-walk.
Company I" drilletf at the armoty.
last night. Next weck the boys \tiil
hold a smoker after the drill.
The Rct. John 1). Skcne. oi (‘rait-
bury. has sold a plot of ground to
Gcotgc chb. through W. B. 090qu
mil, tin. Norwalk real estate man.
Thc Norwalk Aerie of Eagles will
hold a session this cvcning, at Red
Men's Hall. in the Gazette building.
Washington Catiip. l’utrioiic Orticr
ot‘ thc Sons of America. will hold a
nut-ting tomorrow night. in Knight of
Mystic Chain llall, Washington strcct.
'l‘hc oyster sicamcr Bond (‘ttrrlcr.
which bcgan to wait Monday, and was
lulu-lied for a time. has been luttnchctl
again. and is foitiid to be as good as: .
- i itlcii‘tl'tlsoll. \\'aittltiiry; it. .l. llouncl-
cvcr.
Any one of the half dozen [lentorcsts
that suits will be dclivcred tut oncc. if.
you hecomc a member of thc i)otno-. . , . _
‘ llciijautiii ii. lxcilogg. ot Slicrittziit. :
rest clttb being formed at lion-land's
St c uti.
A party ot Ii‘Oll‘t'lIi’lH from The Not
alks arc i-ttpci toil to go to Danbttry I
tomoriirw. or Thursday night to attend:
tltc ialr iii ptogtess Ity thc Foresters in l
Miss K 0. Vocburglt is confined to
im- home with I never. cold.
A anal-lat mastitis at NOi'WllIIi lanllio
at Elkis will be hold this mains
l’ltins tue bcing matto by litottn‘s
llustiicss (‘oilcgu to hold it tiiiiicc soon.
A regular meeting of Huticr Itodgc.
I. i). i). ii‘.. will bc. held this ct't-iiiitg.
tliti \\'I-I| Loilxt‘. I“. "ll” A. M.. lit-Iii
its l‘iiMlIIul' iurcting. last night. tttid
rtmici'i't'il tlic sccoiid dogma.
The annual int-cling of tlic Norwaik
[An-k Company will be held this uncr-
itooti, at tho company's oillce.
A number of tho nit-tubers of Eureka
lichekuh Lodge will Journey to stunt-
ford tomorrow evonlns. to aid in the
installation of the oiliccrs oi thc lodge
there. .
’I‘ltc Minister-Jug Circle. Kings
ihtnglttcrs, oi tltc Norwalk i‘ongrcga-
tioitttl (‘ltttri-li. inct yeuli'rduy nilt'l‘liililll,
.wlth Mrs. Stephen Stanley. at hcr
liotiic iii Main strcct.
'l‘lic .Womaii's (iuild of Trinity
(‘hitrclt hold a rcgular iiiouting. last
night, 'I'Iic cittcrtaintnent committcc
rcportcd titut thc birtltday party. last
tttontit was vcry successful. and root»
lilt ItiiSIllt-fifi was transacted.
Not only is the pouch crop to bc
light lucittim of the scvcrc wintcr. but
tlti limit-y supply of tit xi scusoli is also
lIll't'itli‘lli'tI. according to an authority
on lIIt busy bcc. it is itcct:.<isury ior
bot-s that ittcy conic out occasionally
on a warm day and stretch tit. lr wings.
Owing to tilt cold weathcr thcy htivc
not had an opportunity to tttkc their
not-(h d t x: rcise. and lii't‘ ttot its licalthy
its hi-rctoi’orc
Jonathan 'l‘i'ntnbull. of Norwich.
read his interesting paper on tho Inva-
sion of Norwalk by the British in 1770,
bciorc abmti two dozen members of tlic
Connecticut Historical Society in thc
society's rooms in Hartford. last chu-
tag. This particular cvcnt has I)i':‘il
often written about, btit titci‘c arc
many disct'cpnncics bcthctt thc vari-
ous accounts and it was with lltcsc
that Mr. Trumbull dealt.
in coitscdili‘iicc oi il t'ct-ciii t‘niai tlt‘-
cidciit iii ihi- \\'(.-l, causcd by the run-
ning of a train past a ilxcd signal
:whicli ltatl btconu- ixtlnguishcti. tlic
t‘onsoildatcd railroad oiiiciuls have is-
sttcd an ordcr tltat a fixed signal wlticn
is not lightcd is licrcaiicr to be coit-
sldcrcil as it danger signal, Anti tiny
railroad tt'aittmtin running past such
.1 signal will bc subject to HIVt'rr discl-
plinc and pcriiaps to dismissal.
iiotcl (‘liil'orti gut-sis ycsicrday wcrc:
ii. A. llcxtcr, \l', I.. lircctt. C. F. l.iitic.
l4}. J. Ross. (‘. W. Parks. 5. F. .\'tc|.cnii,
\l'. it. Palmer. 1‘, .i. (‘oi-ltt'tttt. i<‘. l..
Sitedckci'. ll. Harris. ii. E. lltirroWs.
ll. W. 'i‘at't. W. 1‘. Shannon, ll. Mat-
thias. thv York. W. b‘. ilutchlnsoii.
(J. E. Built-1‘. A. I“. 'I'obc)‘, (i, E. ('oil-
itors. it. it. Pursuits, littdon: id. N
it. thv llavcn: Id. 'l‘. Scallon. Provi-
ticncc. it. l.; l". W. lloiiits. Spt'iiigilcld;
t'. M. King. itaubnt‘y. (‘t.
:ms tacit granted a patrol on a draught
iiglttcticr. an ztitpilalii't- to ho attitcltml
to the wItImPll'tr' ot‘ a wagon. 'l‘hc
iI'cvti-c. which works on the leverage-
principle. consists oi" a ittiiiibcr of par-
' mm or Moan look. -
The are it
Red Tag 519
band Suits and Overcoat:
Dawn Near Zara.
You‘ll warm to those bargains tiicsc cold days. Just law the quality
of stilts and chrcottts we're acilliig now at i'crt' llitlc |Ii'|t'c.~t.
Our lanai Guarantee: Sat
0
SMART SUI TS. $6.98 and $9.96.
l’rctty good clioicc in them lines (it smutt stilts lcrt from our most pop-
ulnr fancy ntlxturcs. \‘nlttcs rttit up to $13.. with a dash of it t‘cw $15
stilts in the oiici'iitg.
it won't do to tarry. li you want a piccc of this bargain pic. Come to-
(IilV. ‘ _» In.“ ..,‘.t “Ami
OVERCOATS at 56.98 and 38.98.
Thu-so arc iltc good substanial black and Oxford coats wc'vc bccn prlcc
log at. $10 and $12. Vcry wcll tailored. cut medium length and in" at ser-
vice iiitd comfort. We can probably iii you it you come. at once.
\
Thc savings ltcd Tag pillcs bring you in boys‘ clothinit limit? a visit
to our storc a wisc movc on your patt. Soiiicthlng for all silt-s of boys
in stilts and ovct coats and reefers too. Bring your boy.
RogersStStevens
Successor: to Comatook Bras.
aoura NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32.2.
My constant ct'iori in past ycars has hccn to iunkc our
customers tool that they were considering their bcst micr-
cstsin entrusting thctr grain orders to my carc. Titt- inc
crcaac in orders tends to provc that this is thc casc with
most: and thtittltct spprcciittc tho trttc tncttning oi titc
foundation stone oi oitr business s‘tttisfactton iii any cost."
i hopc your pcrsonttl cxpcricncc has ttot provcn tl‘tc coit-
irary. I want you to fccl that this is a dcpcndnblc plant «
you get what you think you got »- tltc bcst tti cvcrytltiita (
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH. I
DO YOU ' NEED A
TOOTH BRUSH?
if so we think it would bc
worth your while to look over
otir exceptionally r'iargs- lino.
Wc burn a winner
AT 25c
tho brlsilos guaranteed lecure.
’I‘Hil llll‘illliil Pflillliiill
'l‘iie Prescription State.
All can plus the door.
Night Call. Answered.
Telephone Call, 162.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
New YORK, i‘ch. 8.—~The cotton
market opcncd fairly steady today with
luecember sclllng 15 points lower than
last night‘s close. Other months sold at
from live points lower to six points
higher than last night. The steady
tone was not long maintained and
prices incltcd away rapidly under vig-
orous selling motemeiti. At 10:30 the
active months were. from titty to sixty
points (front 5% to 3-5 of a cent a
pound) lower than last night.
Brokcrs went home last night, ex-
pcctlng cxcititig times tn this morn-
lllii's cotton market. biit tlit y wort mm
with itivclopincnts cvcr more ncrve-
racking than they had expected. The
:nurkci at tlte start was diiugoti with
silling ot‘dcl‘s tocctrcd over night and
prices wcrc torccd down partly on talk
that at last tlii bull campaign had
come to an cud. it setmcd apparcnt
tliat tlicrc was no organized support to
prices. and the trading ring was sur-
rounded by a pushing throng of cxcit»
cd brokcrs sctltiig itiitil March had
biokctt i’iotii 16.2 5 at the opening in
i5 99 May front lit. .15 to it; cents and
July from 16.65 to ill cents l‘hcn
catnc it partial why of 20 to 25 points.
btit tth was no aggressive demand.
and soon priccs werc again working
downward iii an it't'cgular icrking tasti-
ioii.
The decline was iacllltatcd by hcavy
cstlntutis for tomorrow’s rccctpts. and
thc bcltcf that popular contidciicc in
higher priccs for cotton has bcctt ma-
ti t'iiilly shakcn by thc tich-lopiitctits oi
ycsicrdiiy. it had bccit thought that
thc dci linc of ovcr a cciit it pound yes-
terday IllttI shukcu out. the ouisldc long
illlt'l‘i‘.il, lint inc rcccni advance oi
about ilk, ccnts pci‘ pound in ltttlc over
two wi-clts had citabli-il many outsiders
to ul'l'llll‘iliiiltt‘ [atoms which III to pros
tcct thclr accounts. 'l‘otlay. howcvu'.
tltcsi holders nccmcd anxious to close
ottt uitd saw what they had lcit of
their iormcr winnings.
’l‘hi cxclttmeni iit ihc coitcc market,
which ltcgan ycstcrduy on reports that
a bull pool had sold oitt. was contliiuctl
Our Important} '
Clearance Sale"
Is a decided success and never before at this timc'oi year
have our Clothing Sales been as large.
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT im‘
been reduced' tn price ranging from $2 to $7.
MEN'S SléITS AND OVER-
iormerly priced $10, $12 and
$13.50, now at one price,
MEN 5 SUITS AND OVER- ,
COATS .
formerly priced $18 and Sad. 3
now at one price,
$15-69-
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER-
iormerly priced $15 and $16.50,
now at one price,
MEN' S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
iormerly priced $22 and S15.
now at one price,
$18-39 . “ ‘
Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys’ Rccfcrs, Boy’s Sweattl .
era. Underwear. Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts and Gloves,
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. _ ‘, ‘ ,
SELLECK & PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers. i'cii', u ,
98 Washington Street. South Norwalli. ‘ ' -
Market
Good Demand.
' Good Potatoes in good demand.
have them. Lot: of poor one: on this
Present price here. 28c pk.:
Mrs. Horace Nash's Florida Filtration
at 23c and 28¢ per don. u to size. All
very sweet.
Turnip: scarce and high.
on'y .ource of .upply ‘. New Vol-k CRY :JIVI and Genuine "Och.- Fl...“ '0'
now 25c pk.: 14c one half peck.
Cabbage that we had to offer that
week was hard and good.
Shall have a larger supply
of good stock this week at some price. 28c lb. here.
just in 32c lb.
How can we serve your
Lorenzo Dibble
Report.
Orangel. some fine sweet and. from
Shoulders, nice and bright. 0%: lb.
Coffee—Come here tor the finest,
He didn't want any body to. loci with
his butter, but his homo i'otkc had been “
trying some cheaper. Now hold like
1: pound of good butter and he get. It at
GET THE HABIT
that tlaic. illcl bars placed on thc whitilctrcc and
I . it is cluitncd that its tisc much lt'tlllt
A dancc will be him till?‘ t'Vt‘IllllK. ill ‘ 'hc amount of pchr i'cquii'cd to start
0 > .
. ‘ Wink. Til" DIN-Illliiz With VPI‘Y Wm“. 01' hitting your Butter Cheese 1“ ggs. Tea and Coffee at the Butter and , ,
" with heavy selling sitpttosul to be fit] 'l‘ca Store.
Washington Hall. t‘ranhttry. A ttum- and W” a wag...“ 1th.. “Wm “I...“ "ii‘l;“liij“‘;:‘i‘y“"i:l’f:"(i';"‘i"'~" “hair,“ "“ We sell the Best Goods at lowest p rlces. -' .
iil‘l' 0i N’l‘Wii'k itiiiillli' W1" “I““d- A . .'t)\'(li«‘ a similar ili-vlsc to ltc :.tt.tcltc.l I . ‘ric 3 ”(Oz)”e'igl‘lg) ('llI 'viliI . “Stun
carryalla WI” “my” them from the. lo the nct'k .V'itki of thc itzii‘itcss to as ., I’m-‘3 (I - i 1‘ ii)'(illl 2‘ II Il“) ft. TIMI 3
“”51”“ N0!" "0“)?“ did tho horscs iii lioliiimt back a load» d I “ (pm "I u h ”u real 1“ TT R OFF 5
VERY BEST CREAMERY OI'It‘. SPECIAL MOCHA AND JAVA
i‘ \ b 1
The Hartford Courant. today. t'ml- i t‘tl \thKtli]. . . “xiii; [Eritril'i unziml‘tt‘tihhtttrrlig‘tlli3:13:11}:
. - . t. .u‘ , , t t' ‘ I '
.atneil anothei story Ollilw harmony it is understood that thc last. will W'Illa m P Beers
lllt‘l'ltng. held in ”18' 01W. On Monday . maili- by the iatc Ritt. Mill‘illl t'. Law» ' Q 250 lb 320 lb
. O I
"IV-ii“. and which J'l‘iflt‘ Jiih“ J. Walsh, tor, of \‘Vatcrbitry. at one illno of lion»
half a cent pti pound. o
The ittutkct on ”it call. when about
of Norwalk attcnled . . -. . - 97.000 bugs wcrc traded in. was more \
. . l - .1 biiiy. lh‘lli)“ in tlti possession of At- 19 WALL STREET, NORWALK. 5 SO .MAlN 31". so. NORWALK. active titan cvcr ltctorc iii the history GOOD SWEET BUTTER A GOOD COFFEE ' 1
Adrllurt Parirlck, who has item at . toriict' i‘. E, i‘olc. oi that city. and t ‘ of tltc ntarki-i. liarly lll‘Ii‘ta showed ‘
wrath itt New York, has returned to will hit illcd for record February it. at ' ~
South Norwalk. for a icw days‘ vaca-: which timc it is cxpcctod that a itcar— ' '
tion. lie is tit present itt Weston. ing on its admission to probatc will
where his wife is staying. ‘ . take place. i‘itls document sttpirsttlcs
——Only one remedy in the world that ' 3 WWW” “i” llri'llfll't‘ti it)" illit'iltcr ut-
iltc greatest loss over night for months 280 lb. ’50 lb.
TELEPHONE "3- past. atid following the call trailing . ‘ ' t
I continued very active. The dccline was .
CUTBI LL 5 p prccipltatcd by u bit-alt of front 2 to £065 TEA _
2K; francs at Havrc.
BPIdCO Fl.“ MOTKO‘ LIVERPOOL. Ft‘ll. 3.~-»lireat PXi'IlO-
will at. once stop itchiness of the skin ioincy. ’l‘hc cstate. which is valucd at FRESH EGGS VERY BEST . ‘
in aity part of the body: Doan'a 0int-;:;"li;‘}0- E73114; oiItI'ii-tii: to Miirilin i’. __ ittcnt urcvai‘is iii the cotton markci . ' .' ~
incnt. At. an' (in store. ’0 cents. t ‘ ‘l‘illl . (“1"tiy.lwnic\vs. . out 1- here today. Prices art ir )lll ra it» 40 d 4 lb ' 5.7
.\ roguia‘r )mccti‘i‘tg of this lscooda r. (‘ltt'istopltciz' who lives in Wat‘s. Smelt, 3 ”3'" 25° 1).. At 3:15 p. m.. hit‘irt‘dlinnnfi .1le 0 01. so . > . .
""i“"i‘- .. 1:13: .. this:..:::t;":.':'::.::' 3...... 5° :tii.:‘t.§i“-.t.:itr °‘ was... v... m . .- z .
c at curse. on no tits iicss W111: ‘ . - " ’ ' ' .‘ . _ _ . ,
transacted, and three- propostils t‘ot ' Smelt.15c "" . WALL STREET. 10:10 it. ht.—There 820 doz . 300 lb “' '
lllt mbership were rot eivcd BETTER THAN SPANKING“ Lar e 0 coal L Clam 30 t was a tall 0' ”'3 in Metropolitan Street . . 3‘ I
Spanking does not cure, (Ilildltll 0t 9 p ong " c (1. Railway. on account at the death 01‘ ‘»
John (‘ockerham. who has been cm bed Wetting. if It did thet'c would be
played for some time hi’ Stilt“ & tew children that would do it. utteri-
l’l‘lf'i‘. the Washington Sm“ i‘Immi‘r-‘l- .5 a constitutional cause for this Mrs
has taken a position with an automo- M. Summers Box 5”; Noire 'lhnte'
itill‘ "lanll‘aiil‘ll‘l’ in Middletown. ind, will send her home treatment to
Frank 8. Clark and Miss Theresa my mother. She asks no money.
Golden. will be married this evening at Write her today it your children trou-
8 o'clock, at the home of the bride's ‘ile you in this way. Don't blame the
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hend- :hild. The chances, are it can‘t help it;
ricks. 144 East avenue, Norwalk.
The Trinity Branch of the Girls‘
Friendly Society will meet tomorrow
\V. (‘- ‘Vhlim‘v- i“ the "Denim! 0" tho we give Paessurs mm on a near TEA AND COFFEE. '
stock Exchange today. and the general
Large variety of Fish. Oyltcrc, Round market was unsettled and somewhat
irregular with small declines predom—
3“ L°"9 0““- inatlng. Renewed business our the
Next to Forrlc' Coal Yard. * .
\tsr outlook was a factor in the unset-
]? NORTH MAIN STREET.
Gocltnc for baking.
scum titan 31.x
FREE DELIVERY.
:- . «Wm. -._.--._..-_-.-_-..- ticment.
"A FRIEND lN NEED lS A FRIEND INDEED " TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. '
Too many people never come to glasses. They wait for the glasses to Reported over private WIN 0: Ma-
come to them. These are the people who talk about bad eyes in old we. les & Goldschmldt Commission Bro-
cvening.‘st 7:45 o'clock. in the Guild
a Death and glasses come to all. Bless ed are they who die young. Blessed era. Swim: I: Corbett Block, South
are. they who use glasses when needed. When in doubt about the needtul Norwalk:
room. All "u. meetings will be held n time, or ignorant. of the proper kinil,.Come our way. Open. High. Low. 1:30
on Thursday evenings hereafter, one HOMZRB. ”arr. Refueling Optician. Amal. 009-. 49 49% 4874 49%
WHY NOT BUY A PAIR
. ' Am cat-‘00., 19 191.; 19g 19%
every “*k- Wholesale and retail. The largest Rum 9 United 3.“ Building. “u". Norwallt. Conn. Am. 0. Two. 522 5% 5* 5%
The Friday Afternoon Club “’1" be ind flncst line of Valentines in town ' Spool-l Appointment. at convenience of " '
. patron. Am. lce pt. 3.. 32 32 » 32 .... .
entertained this week at the home of , H.‘ ' TO SAVE YOUR GOOD ONES. ‘
: Miss Ferris, 162 Fairfleld Avenue. As at the lowest prices. Spinal prices Mint}. "i“ 12.35. 5' ”33‘0"“! evening. 7-9. .- .. . Am. 14100.. 21% 21% 31 21
Men' 3 Vlci Kid Shoes, samples and odd lot of $2. 50 and 83. 00 Shoes, at
Antenna-.127 127 18650 126%
as sea SI .98.
‘ ‘. . ~ Anaconda, 6955 ‘25 69% , , ._
. AT&BFe.. 70 70 69% 69% , ;
. A T t 8 Fe pt. ,‘90% 90% 90% 90% Men's Patent Colt Blucherl. the new toe. ‘ . .. ~ .
Butte. & lilo. 839i. 88% 82% 82%. Men's Patent Horse Hide Lace, 38.50 Shoes, at n, ‘ £ 1.
, ' . . B'klyn R. .. 6% 45% “5(- 4.4% $2 48 ' . .
cannons». 3115 1m 31% 33%
mien Vlci Kid Welt Heavy Sole Shoes.
”In!" Mr: Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when toilet ii on on at. West. “it 151‘ 16 16,2 _
C” u“‘”"“”‘ 1““ "2°" “8* Ladies‘ Patent Colt Lace Shoes 12.501“ 83.00,at - ‘ ‘ ' . '
$I 93 . . = 3
my; and can be had at afich small cost?
We make a thorough examination at the Eyes. without cost, and EZLFGzL' 1393;“ 13;“ £1“ 13%
LIdIeI tune Kid Lace Shoes good tow heels. some Cuban utyiu, at» .
.- ...._“.._.-._ ._--...-.- ..-... ~_,_-_,_ ,.-fi__ ' r 1
there are several important business ‘0 teachers. Am Smelt, 9‘ ‘9 fi 21
matters to be brought before the Club,
it is hoped that the attendance will be
large
COLEM‘N'S
Great rummage sale at Krieger s be 10 North Md" Street, Math Norwalk.
ginning rebruary 6, and closing the NW" f" A' 6‘ Spauldlng’l Baseball
following Tuesday. This will be 3 "id WWW“! G°°d‘- .
great slaughter sale of reliable goods.
and every dollar spent will may three
doilara‘ worth of merchandise. Read
the ad; it tells the story. and it is
up in you' wake advantage of tnis
great sacrifice sale.
—6 lbs fresh or- corned plate beet
25c freoh'pork 101: lb. Haydn. ‘
8.11. Mock, tormerly assistant
Mdfiiof Highland 6! ,
it glands are needed tarnish them at the lowest pouiblo uric-i incl. 1 Had" 167 167% 166. 166
Erie » 21% mi 2m 27%
"m“ “m" '“m‘m' . Erie m. 91.. sets can so as
Gen. Bloc. 1709i 170% 17014 1709‘.
0. B. JACKSON " ‘iilf‘i‘iliisiilfi $332132?
. . Monitors-n 1mg 148% m‘ mu
-. Graduate Optician. 2; I ‘Met 8t. Ry., 119 1191; 11:5” 113%
n'wtut cum. somqam.‘ ,up; cm. 1215 mi
into. Facile, 981/.
Wooden
93% .
- N 1'. Ountral, 11m mg no
Not-t. & West. on so u
‘ Connecticut earned its nickname of the “Nutmeg State" through the re-
We have ‘ M It“!!! «then: in our pitted cadaver of some of It: former inhabitants to 1-bit in wooden batman w?m1‘
rings Department and quite n 1111111- 0“ “ compacting public. I Rock Island.
mm We haven't on: wooden nutmeg, but we have some nice wooden wood. any...
(Wood-u you an lone?) . i
ABM at and bad. ‘ ‘ e . "
Wilton-omits. hickory wood. macadamia. mum 30'.
outm- with. dis: a. old cryi- steam m ’
but «do: -
Entire stock or hit and winter xoodc must be cold ronrdlocdct. value
or coat. to make room for the coming spring season. The entlte’ltocb‘i:
of this won'- goods and consists of ladlel’ Clocks. Suits, “than. .
drenl Jackets, lntuttl long and Ihol't Coos out a fulllnd commie» loci
dimmer). It will also be to your advantage to come and see the
nmofloitnglntboll‘urunomlthll neocon- goods.
The Fair Cloak and For Sip
awnmuarbu unlit. ‘ . , com
- ‘ A ’ v -
. LADIES’ ACCOUNTS.
5%
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