il'i‘i'“ ‘ m
7S‘XSZWZEWW
F D. LY
a " ‘““i“‘“"”*' - . ”W ""““"" and. occupations “Cordials l0 “mm" which was not particularly fine, but Plain Nainsook 15c to EOCtHemstltdhod Lawns, 25c to tile .
I.“ ORDERS FOR F‘1L0 DAY. THREATEaER‘SCxAGEN TRA'N- Inertia] (3113101)]. \ ”if! nhow "He” was much 5119811033 India Mulls, 200 ‘0 500. Persian‘wwns' ‘ 150 to 500 Check [Ind Stripe Naiusw‘i, 100 to 359 .
captain Weed 0" Company D Be- ' he emperor ““3 comutnndud ”“111 There were a few gambling dcvlccs Swiss Mulls, the to 20c English Nalnsook., 15c to 400 Warp Wells, 15c to. 500
' ’ rum," Rum... of . ammo" on“, ”‘9 “”3““? “ll" “‘9 0‘” “’“M‘ w“ In operation. but they were run so French Organdics, illic to the Silk Mulls, the to the Dotted Swiss. m u, 50,,
, ,Ilsves Wos'tport Hangs Will be
' Used.
Captain Edward P. Weed, of Corti-
pany D, has issued the following or-
ders. it is thought that. the commond
will so to the old Woslport. avenue
range for Rte May day exercises. An
estimate of the cost of fitting up has
been sent to General Cole.
flow/V
ON a
".160 Wodhtr‘i" ton.“-
m
Latest
spun;
Styles 1
CO. '
Bo. Norwalk.
Consolidated Railroad.
There has been a rumor afloat lately
among the employees of the Consoli-
dated road that there is to be a slight
cut. in the doses of tho lralnmen as a
result of the mall's recent showing of
a deficit in the earnings for the quarter
ended March 31. Nothing oiliciiy has
RECEPTION POI GIRMAN
IRlDI.
Four Days Ceremony to its inaugurat-
ed In Berlin, June 8.
BERLIN. May tilt—Who entertain-
ments in celebration of the wedding
of Crown Prince Frederick William
and the Duchess Cecilia of Mecklon.
burg~Schworin will last four days o-
glnnlng Saturday. June as, the day the
bride and her family arrivo. The dllt‘ilv
ess‘wlll be received at the Brandon-
burg‘ gate by the chief burgmnaslor
and the city fathers and .‘by one hon.
drod women 'of'ltnown families, who
will present flowers to their tuture‘cme
press. Behind the crown prince and
his bride will ride the butchers, polit-
mcu and deputations frOm othcr‘tra‘dos
be the only public celebration shall be
simple and if possible, bountiful. Tho
three-quarters of a mile of iiulcr llou ,
Linden, from tho Brandenburg gaio to
lilo palace, whore the emperor and c _. .
press will await ihc Duchess Cecilia,l
will be hung with garlands of artifi-
cial roses as they will havo io sfand
four day's exposure. Eighty thousand
attain demo AT THE mucus.
M
Tsnt Net Laces Enough For Visitors
' to ltoblalns' ihew.
A gorgeous. cilttsrlns‘sllasy of fur-
iuus fun and frolic. scintillating with
starting specialties, “struck this burg."
yesterday. It was the Frank A. nob-
blnu circus and it made a hit. drawing
a tremendous crewd both morning and
afternoon. “it was a mighty good
show for the money." seems to be tho.
honestly expressed opinion of most of
dress who attended it. and it was cer-
tainly carried out. in good shape. it
was a clean show in almost all ros-
pects and comparatindy tree from
many of the objectionable features
which mark so litany (spouses.
There was a parade in the morning
quietly that they cansod no complaints
and there was no disorder of any kind
which rendered it accessory to make
an arrest during the day and this
morning the town court did not hold
session.
Viliil most circusoa there is an ac-
companying crowd of pickpockets or
ill.
.,,
L“Irr...
WHITE, GOODS.
season demands are here in fullest assortment, in lmquoatlonabloiquaiity,
than the iowcst that have ever been quoted on like merchandise,
India Linear. so to 40¢ , Stripe and Check Dimitteaj 12m to 360
imported Novelties in Fancy Mercerizcd White Goods
.....-i...
We have made three lots of our
thorn out.
A glance at the values wo offnr in this line tolls a story 0: unprecedented values.
in desirable styles and at prices lower
. .. 1 .,4 . “i“sitfrli‘ttohv.hlhr so. than",
.. _ . ‘, m... ‘ L « ‘ 3 ii' ‘ ”.7" V t“...
THE LEA ING DRY 'QOODS STORE. ' .
TRISTRAMhHYATT
NO. 5 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Just the things that the
Wash Chiffon. .- 25cm 75c
18c to 50c
Special Prices on Covert Cloth Jackets.
Tan Covort Cloth Jackets and have made low prices on them to close
Company 1), Third infantry. bcen given out on the matter, nothing garlands have been ordered. ll‘xccpt “dips." its thcy arc known profession- t 0 1—— ckcts wlich h ve ‘00“ r 00 for '''''' ‘ . .. .. .. ............ ,
Connecticut National Guard, can be learned about it at the general (0,. tho numerous con” mum”; and i filly. blll ll any of lhl‘ peOple who Rl- [‘0 N ' J“ ‘ a ’ ‘0' ' r ,' 33‘00
I, Norwalk, May 19, two. offices in Now Haven and tho report uniforms which will be am.“ in ,m, li‘nllf‘d lost hotly valuables they failed but No. 2.7-Jackcts which have been $6.00 to $7.00 for . . . ...... 35.00
0mm- ”9' 3' " ‘“ “‘“Cl‘id'wd "Y “my 0‘ ”‘9 me"- streets and the princes coinatmd con‘i- ‘0 ”’"m‘ ‘ ”r “’3‘“ m ”‘9 ”0"” Lot No. 3.——Jackets which have been $10.00 to $12.00 for . $8.56
I. in compliance with (l. 0., No.
%, R. H., c. s., April 29, 1905, the mem-
ers of this Command will assemble
.1905, at 6:45 a. m.. for one day‘s pa-
rade. First call will be soundcd at
6:35; assembly. 6245.
H. The bill of dress will be khaki
uniforms. campaign but, loggius, cun-
teein and baversack. .
111. “General Ortlcrs for Sontlnois
on Post" must be memorized by all
members of this Command. before May
24, 1905.
iv. A fine of five dollars will bo im-
posed and collected for absent-c from
this parade.
V. The Company Quartermautcr-
Sergeant and Cooks will make arrange-
ments for serving dinner at 12 o‘clock
noon, on the day of parade. ,
VI. Khaki uniforms, campaign huts,
canteens and hnvcrsacks will bo issuod
on Wednesday evening, May 24.
VII. According to vote of this Com-
pany, the members of this Command
will assemble at. the Armory ou Sun-
day evening. May 28. at 6:46 p. m.. for
the purpose of attending Memorial Sor-
vices at Trinity Church, South Nor-
it has been rcportod, says the Hart-
ford Couruul, that station agents
ltuvo been advised to be cconomlcal
in the matter of supplies and a few
weeks ago there was u out in the
freight. crows on the Ntiugntuck di—
vision, and also in the freight hund-
lot‘n at sonic of the stations. Some
of tho rcusons for the operating ex-
penses during the winter, amounting
to ovor $700,000 inure than lost your.
uriw lilo, severity of the wcathcr, the
hiring of addition irainuion when the
lircmon's strike was impending, the
largo number of men uocdcd to run
. tho cxtrn fl'oigbl trains and the over
time of tho rcgulnr crew‘s.
Mon hlrcd during tho strike excite-
mont were soon dischurgod. tho.
freight is being hautllod now without
the additional oxpcnso of so many ox-
tra frolghts, and overtime for the
regular crews. and thcro are various
ways in which tho oxpousc account of
tlio road has boon lossonotl,
WlLL GET MONEY BACK.
Co-Operative Savings Society of Con-
iug from every hotel, thorc will not be
anything for the public to see. as ‘thc;
festivities will bo privatc and only ‘,
members of royal fumilios, ambassaf
(tors and a tow other important perv:
nonngcs and govcrumont officials willi‘,
take part, in them. '
’l‘ho molding/gifts will bc prcsoutcd
in tho battles on Juno 3, when dcpulrol
lions with congratulations will ho re-l
colvcd. ‘
i
I
Lutcr tlicro wlli ho a tactic,
breakfast and thc stuto diunor will!
be served at 5:30 p. 111., so as to pormlt l
of tho punctual appearauca of all thc‘;
guests at a gala performance at the
opera tbc some cvoniug. 'flho civil coro-
mony ot‘ the wlsldlug .luno ti, will lic,
Wodol and lilo roligious rllo will bc,
performed by House Minister vonl
Wodol ud lhc i‘cligious l'llo. \rill bo ccl~ .
chaplulul lln tho pulucc (‘illlpi‘L 'l‘hc
ding of tho crown print-c fills llil pug- ‘
or. of tho "book of coromonitui of 11101
boost: of liolicimdlorn.” , l
RUSSIANS DRlVEN .NORTHWARD.
, 5,000 people proscul ut the
colcbralod by Di“. liryunilor (tho court .1 -
proccilliro to bo obscrvotl in lilo wodfi .
Neither did not second story men fa-
vor any of tho residences about town
With a visit during lho circus time.
line of tho most interesting features
of the show was a trained dog which
climbed up a ladder to the top of tilt!
tcnt and then walkod a light rope, air
for which he jumped into a blanket.
Sonic of the trick blcyolo riding was
also vory good and tho acriul work of
tho Ophldlnu sinuoslly oxpcrls was clc»
vor. Thorc was also it “loop tho gap,"
which madc pooplo hold their bronth.
it is ostimalcd that there were about
show, and
it became necossnry to omit scvoral
foaluros on account of tho crowd
which could not bc acnlod and which
sprcnd out almost to the rings and sat
on the ground around thorn.
'1‘
'4 findemear
Specials.
. drowned and some stock
WYOMING STREAMS SWOLLEN.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. May 20.——The
streams- of Wyoming are carrying a
larger volume of water tlowu into the
Missouri through the Platte, Laramie.
Big Horn. Shoshone, and other we-
terways than at any time in tho recol-
lcctlon of the earliest settler. Evory
stream is out of its banks, while dry
crooks and canyons that have not con—
tuinod running watt-r for litany years
are lorronts. 'I‘wo persons have been
has been
lost.
PROMINENT CHESHIRE MAN
DEAD.
CHESTER, May 20.».l. ’i‘ylcr Smith,
ouo of tho host known cllizcus of tilts ,
Special ReductiOne‘i in all De-
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
H. Krieger it Go.
West: Washington Street.
walk. Fll‘fil call Will he souudod ill. nectlcut Can Pay All Bills. Two Battles Near Kangpin Heported’ pluco diod bore vcslordav afternoon ‘ artment and _
6:35 and assembly at .tlwia p. m. 0 NEW BRITAIN, May 2it~$lulci on May 13. . L0! ”0. I. ' of honrt disonsc. His death was vcry p 8, Easy Pay
uan‘gil'm '52:: '31]l‘“‘;f 31113:: millllnt‘ligmfi Building and Loan Commissioner M. 'l‘Uiiltl. May 20.- “It was llllllllillH‘l‘li" ”Al ilRlGlMN “titllt'l'ri \N‘l) ;‘ suddcu. Mr. Smith was slxty-ninc ill .
ing collnr and whltc gloves. . L. Wobstor slutod today that tho i‘o- ; this crouiug from tho bondqunrlcrn ; i.lltA\\‘l<2RS ‘, years old and hudhcld many town offl- men‘fi w prevafl
cos. in 1875 ho roprcscntcd this town
in tho loglsiaturo Ho, loavos a widow
and two sons, Aldon. of this placo, and
bowls, of Hartford. and (tho daughter,
Olll’l'alll’l’ Savings Socioty of (Ionuccli- '. of tho .lapuuosc ill‘llllt’h’ in tho ilclii ihul , .
cut is not indebted to any oiio outsido . lhl'cc Russian columns of iuixotl l'orcos
of its own silltroltoldors, llllli no uuus-‘lldt’itucod southward Muy ill to tho vl— ‘
uni domunds upon the funds of the so- iciuily (ll ”11’ l’llill'llllll. .lnpuuoso l‘ll' V
in lllui- and Tan.
390
IX. According to Company Ely-laws,
a fine of two dollars will bc lutposctl
and colleclod for ubscuco from this pn-
rade.
as ever.
X. All siaio propi-riy in tho possos-
sion of mcmbors of this command must
be roturnoil to tho, Armory botoro Wod-
ncsday, Juno 1‘1, tour». and hcroatlor
no property shall bc tukcn from tho
Armory unless by pormlssiou of Hit"
commanding oliiccr and a rocoipt sinu-
od for the some.
EDWARD l'. \Vltlitli).
Capt. Co. l). 3rd inf. t‘. N. (L, Com'd'y.
YALE—HARVARD CONTESTS.
Thirteenth Annual Field and Track
Meet This Afternoon.
NEW HAVEN, May Lids—Harvard
and Yale athlelos will moot ul Yuic
Field at 2:30 this uftt-l‘noou for tho
lhll'locnth annual coutosls on truck
and field. 'l‘wico in tho past siuco lilo
competition for tho prosout cup begun
in 1900, nfior iiurvurd won lilo first
cup series of uiuo conlcsl's, huvc- tho
Cambridge nihicic licon succossful.
while Yulc has throo victories to hcr
credit. For the pcrmoucut ownership
of the dual cup llarvurd thorofore
needs throo more rictorics nud Yult‘
two.
The outcome of loilay‘s couiosi
seemed uncertain just before tho
game sturlcd because Of tho. cripploit
condition of Yale athletes. limit a
dew days ago. Yale supporlors fclt
confident of .victory, but a succosslou
of accidents which will provont sovcn
men rockoncd as sure winuors trout
competing today, has malcrlally chaug.
ed the situation. It was anuonnccd
this morning that ncilhcr Mcltannhan,
, Cotes. Torrey. lnwo, Porter, .lack nor
Bohr would be ablo to compote, nil br-
1113 on the hospital list.
The forty-five mcn of tho Harvard
squad, who are quartered at tho Now
Haven House, wero up oarly today and
during the morning worn alvcu light
walking exorcise. All were roporlcii
in good condition.
Elle |,, James E. Sullivan. prcsidcut of tho
' ' ill be rcfcroc. 'l‘bc judgcs
ltownytou. Sand”. , ,
with hor, but could .Hb‘x.‘niac"§(h%ln:$2::‘sluff:
a meeting of his society,
must attend. He asked her “(onion Athletic
and he told him she would not",‘f”““‘~ NW
he iild not want her to. ‘lll lllllkcs
lire put his arms around her and ‘A’f ”it.
askod her to kiss him. She told hitu
to wait until later. Then he took
the revolver from his ocket. and in a
Joklng way ilald: ‘1 will havo to
malto you with the revolver." Shc
thought he was fooling, she tosliflodr
'l‘hon ho said: “How would you like
to see mo shoot myself like this?" Ho
pointed the revolver to his head and
there was an oxploultm. She ran out
to call for help, and did not soc
whether be full to tho floor or not. She
. met her mother coming up the stairs.
as silo was going for Dr. Tito. Orosz
had been fooling with the revolver pro-
vious to his last contends. turning tho
chambers around. Ho and showed her
that one cartridge was discharged. He
had been in grant spirits all the evening
apparontly. She knew no reason on
he would desire to commit suici 0.
She was not lesions of him and did
not know that ho had any cause to be
lesions of her.
airs. Warm), tho girl's mother, was
the next witness. She testified to the
rotations between the two, and had re-
garded them a. lovers. They had nov-
er qusrroled so far as she know. ,The
first she know of the shooting 1w s
‘ when she heard the shot tired. ti o
ranupstsirs and met Teresa coming
ratcs.
count-d
loo wt
Tile
bcforn
South
WHICH
install
of the
Pine
visited
rhoulil Ni“0
ocralion “‘9‘“
hp“ dawmpoflod to
pulmqpyiupoy in ill‘r possession, btil no mon-
propoticd was found about tho
ouch burying gt
graves with final"
Hill. and Mom miftnls in the 'l‘l'nnn-Alluniic
slat them with poltod MW'WT
srs, ott:., which can be
room in South Main til:
May 30. Tho veterans, headed by l
propose to leave tho headquarters at
9 o'clock.
inset Norwalii t'olllc‘inry will ho. first
visited. and whilo crooning Washinz- -
throwing flowers in the river in hono
will he observed.
room, where the Litiiiofl' n.
will serve a luncheon. '
t-icty oxisl. "'i‘lto valuablc assols ill
the bands of tho cliicioul i'ccoivcr ap—
poiuit-ii by tho court will surcly uol tho
liolilcrs n largo roiurn, and tho slluu-
tioll of ovorything rolatlug to this busi-
uoss is upon and woll known. ’i‘boi‘o
is nothing covori-d up and tho two
hundred thousand dollars of claims til»
i oi, its stated. is simply the amount rop.
i'cscntcd by tho potitioucrs who uskotl
for Mr. Rohno‘s confirmation as pcrma-
ncnl roccivcr. ’i‘hc commissioncr add-
cd that ho mukos this slutouicut bi:-
i-auso ho \vishos lilo sburcholdors,
whom ho rcprcscnis. to fool assured
that llioir imcrcsls urc bciug i‘ully pro.
loctoil and that lhcy will roccivc a
lurao porlion of tho mouoy lill‘)‘ buvo
lnvcstod.
HEAVY HITTERS DEFEATED.
'l‘lic Houvy liillcrs dcfulcd lit a hard
fought. gnmo of busoball this morning
by tho nlcrls. Tho scoro at tho closi-
of tho sumo was 17 to it 'l‘ho Alorts
iloslro to lukc on u fcw guluos with
lt‘lillls of thcir sizc. 'l‘lio liuoiip of tho
loums was as follows: '-
ALERTS HEAVY lll'l"l‘l|3RS
Norris Mchiuhou
Schaub llughos
p.
Wclirlo Kuck
i'. ii.
Siugcr llucklcy
2 it.
Pu gnucttl li‘orrls
.‘i b.
Youngs Kaufman
s, s.
hoary l liulkioy
. f.
Farrcll S, Younga
r, f.
Mockler (inllahun
c. f.
DEAD NEARLY A WEEK.
\‘t'thililllltY. N. .l.. May ZtlvaiHs
Maruaroi llradloy, ugod flt‘ly yours,
who llvod alone at Fruukliuvlilo. ncnr
bcro. was found dcnd last night. She
in supponoii to liuvo boon dcud for
ncarly a wot-k. Tho body was tukcu to
Clayton. whoro an autopsy will be
bold. 'l‘horo aro suspicious circiun
stances in cunnocllou with tho ratio
day “which load tho. authorities to suspect
'uu'dor, although no marks of vlo
woro found on tho body. The
opornloii a truck farm and is
have had oonaidcrablo.
bonito.
HT APACHE BlGHTED.
YURI-C. May tilt—M Tho Amort-
gaod yacht Apache, one of
iioltllo,
ll no onc
Willldtn clip. was
l’rlunosii Allco
t on nillcs mun of Nan—
}Ai; that time tho
9 O‘clock on 'I‘uuilliay nlnr'htl' ”l with
h ‘lino ‘of
a
i
post mmms‘mtporor
E
Norwnlk Filo and Drum Band
The Trinity Naval
will oscorl tho Grand Army.
street. bridge the ceremony
dead who are buried at s
island ooniolory will ihmiic modloai
, and return mailo to t' l"? dlk‘ll front
,
llm » This revolver was lying on noon the veteran; MUNER ASHORI.
sham bends cross. cgmghory, in warm, Maria. May 20.~«'l‘ho
no. V. 0. Tim testified he was cali- followln mounted schooner Jane Palmer,
ed waist-ass. who told him that a man taps wit him with 3.000 was of cost. ls ashore
. had Murmur. Ho cold he had sslt. by the pit (treat Rip. off the east end of the
, animal/(Airs: accidental and she told M stand of Nantucket. The crew is
“1',“qu mail a on ”M ”'9' ,
, ‘ wears til' bottom W
't ' ‘ ,- RIGINT A i fit“ VIIIILI.
‘ ' ”TON, 1 Arrival: ,nyh- g
a“: "a ., w to .->, 5i. cry”; "t.
llgod lhcln unit drow- ill" Russiuns‘
Siiuullauoously tlvo bun.
alluckcd a .lit
l-i
i lllll'iilWill'ti.
iircd Russian l'll\'llil‘_\‘
:puuoso llclti hospital at Kattzpiu. ou
ililt' right bank of lb.- l.luo Rivcr, .lu-l
'paut-so urtillory and infantry disporsoil “
‘llu- attacking curlilrytnon, inflicting“
ltcuvy loss iipou ihom. :
Ii HUNG KONG, May ‘Jll.--i\cct)t'tlititzl
‘to littortttulloll rcccivcd hcrc today the -,
ouc ltuuilrcd and fifty dooply
‘Juuks (prosuuutbly loudcti with prints: !
‘ions for tho Russian flooll which wow i
sinlitod May it? twculy ttiilcs off ifupo ,_
.Si. .lohn by u currospondoul who pro i
‘ccodcd from ill-1‘ lo ix’wuugcltuu llllyl
iluorlb of tho island of llitiunui llnvo‘
loft llio vicinity of (‘npo St. John. ii I
tin thought they probably liro sooklugi
'lo cl'focl a junction with Admiral Row,
joslvousky's iicol. ,
lll’NSlll' PASS, hinuchuriu, May '10.‘
.~\ acnorul onanizcmcut is immincut.‘
l"icld Marshal (lynmu is ilcplnyinn:
htzivy “fort-cs against liouorul Linc-
\itch's loft und is contracting his
troops along tho coutcr, but his buso
is opposiio tho Russian right. it ls;
not yot cIi-ar which wing is mukiugi
it doutoustrution and which will tic-i
livor tho main blow, it is cvldcut
from l.lnoviicb's propul‘uilons that ho
ililcuds lo uccopi n docisivo bultlc.
l
i
Lincoln Council, U, l'. A. fit, hold
it rciguiul' mot-ling lust ovculup.
l
sans; ” .
”T“ l
Siflilfll illilll tinting
The inhabitants, ioual voters, of tho.
Town of Norwalk arc horoby uotliiod
and warned that it special town moot-
lng will ho hold in tho Town lluii. Wnli
street, Thursday, May 25th. 1905, at it
o’clock in tho owning. for thc purpoko
of hearing tho rt-port of tho commilico
which was appointod. at tho mot-ting
bold April llllh, 1905, to invonllkato tho
limiter of supplying rcut and ol‘tor
supplies to tho outside poor. , ~
Dated at Norwaik this 2th,! day of
May, 1905.
.louN o" i an,
aura: AVisoN.
.iiw .s A. mtows.
, .hu Town of Norwalk.
indcu 'I ‘
l
Podium “Vanna, our.
3 LaiNo.2.
’nnmutiiiuitN suiii'i‘s AND
illtAWiCitS
lu (irocu anti Salmon.
Amorlcun ilosiory (‘o.'s mukc.
500 "‘
volition vault: Stun.
Watch
this spuco for information storo
r lit-Wk.
b
Upon Monday. \Vcilnosduy and
Saturday Evoniugs.
,
Joseph Dams,
'l‘All.()il.
(‘l.(l'l‘iiiER.
MATTER.
it‘l'llNlSllER.
it“. Washington so st». Ntlt‘Witlil.
i
, Minn Mary Smith. of Philadolphlo.
' Slxlocn
- inou and boys. \vert- forccd to suspcnd
CIRCUS STOPPED MlNE WORK.
MAHANOY CITY, I’d. Milly 2ll.-—
collicrlos. cmployiug 12.000‘
oporailons today bocauso of tho upJ,
pcurunco liorc for tho first limo of a
circus. Less than ten per cont, of tho ,
cntpioycs rcporlod for duty, which was i
not onoiigh to opcrutc Tho mint-s.
strains
Potatoes 290 per pk.
Butter 260 per lb.
JOSE LOFF’S
72 N. Main St. 50. Norwelfr
TILIPHONE. 83H
WE SHALL WIN
your favor, it selling the right
Coal at the right price and deliv-
ering it in the right way will
do it.
This is a good time to lay in
your Coal for next winter; prices
are at bottom and our- Coal in
fine condition. Others are buy-
ing now—you'd better think
about it.
I
G
M
the fools boat Co.
Scloctniou .
.
South Norwslk.
I
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Jan-,s-lrsusis-Il-s-n
;-;. s‘.;-;- :1. 3,.13
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or .' , ,3, ‘
11's. n} ' v‘l-liyrlrlv sans
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ARE FOOT FORMED
a raw»
‘90-‘-
HORSES
To Arrive Today.
ANOTHER ("A RLOAD Ull‘
26 Horses
From Kansas.
The best lot yet, and for all paralla-
ss. Come and see them, for they are
sure to go'qulok, and you can't help
being suited. . ,
M. TanLOv,
CONNECTICUT TURNPME.
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GENERAL PAI’NTiNU.
PARQUET FLOORS.
Our Boot-tally is
HIGH GRADE WORK.
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you CAN HAVE vocal GOODS CHARGED
AND PRICES WILL. BE LOWER THAN SAME
GOODS SOLD ANYWHERE ELSE. '
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK ON onssses
roa GIRLS. we HAVE THEM FROM 25c T0
$3.50. WE ALSO CARRY THE LARGEST ASSORT-
MENT or LAWN wars'rs, PRICES FROM 75c r0
$3-00- * f .
OPEN A CHARGE; ACCOUNT AND PAYhOR‘
YOUR PURCHASES 1N CONVENIENT WEEKLY
PAYMENTS.
'l'l. Krieger '8: Co."
w. honestly bellsvs that no other 03.00 or “.50 Oxfords can held
a candle to our Radelltfs and Little Queen Oxfords at ths prlos, 02.60.
Tan Calf and Patsnt Leathers. Irsudsd in svsry solo. impressed on
art “stand, bright as new dollars. All new shades of color and tits
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