L. 11111 Dreunan‘ 8 fetal fondness for
n neckwear and things
do the hands of the police.
at the Stamford Advocate, yes-
M so Newtown. Conn.,1youth
this teens with a passion for
«.Y Its Well as green necktles He
lit. ‘11 Mppy home in Newtown re1
liee some of the world. His
‘ d! p was at Norwalk, where be
$3.“ litre (or a while with relatives
chael grew tired of tho
. 1131 of life in Norwalk town and
Il to seek excitement in Green
He bought a ticket for Green-
11’ bh’sed a vivid green necktie
an olive green dress- suit case
the went h0me,p1-.cl(8d his duds
. dress suit case and without
his relatives with odious.
e. ’ a back door. Perhaps it was
because he had a neat gold watch of
the ladies of the household that
131'. out the adieu business—there
tty good reason for suspecting
eh. the police say.
glide] bee-ms to be something of a
thrift as well as treveicr' for
closing the ticket he’d bought
a: New Haven railroad he jump
”girolley car and rode to Slam
he police seem to believe be
some one might. try to prevent
ardlng a train, at. the Norwalk
and came by trolley for that
‘ on. Michael arrived in Stamfmd
srly Tuesday afternoon with his
11 5M green necktie and his dark
reen suitcase and the gold1watch.
me time before him there came :1
scriptio‘n of Michael from Capt.
Bradley, of. the Norwulk polico force in
.. . ch mention was made of Michael‘ s
Weakness for things 111111111. ,
They‘dmcripliou was givon Officer
'Dun'lelll-lickcy, and he put it in his
‘ tit and went. out to look for Michael.
He was getting ready to ring in- from
is home box at Atlantic and Main
tracts, when an oiivo-groon suit-case
binding unattou-dod on tho sidowalk
alight hlsoyo. Hickey forgot the de-
li‘lihiilty of pulling tho box on limo
M studied tho still onso. ‘li looked
, like the one he sought. He raised his
veyes. caught. tho glare of 11 green nock-
lie. farther down tho. strooi. and blink
1911. A man with docnyod tooth \voro
, the necktie. and he was holding a tiny
bit of a gold watch in 111111 hand scour
ingly comparing it with a (lock on tho
'other Side of the store 11' indow thlough
which he gazod iiitkoy took 011‘ his
1111, mopped his fovcrod brow. and
studied tho description iuloully. lit'.1
. surely was a litilo mlcitod. for ho was
almost certain that 't11'us Michael
annanlhe hohold
. “Here. 3011. what Iin1o‘lis‘.’“ askod
Hickey ever so pionsuuily, closing in
Michael so that 1111 1111s pinnod to
be well.
Brennan told him tho Ilmo.
"Pretty liltlo tov vou' v11 got lhoro "
Skid the officer. “1111 boon lrvlng in
buy one llkt1 it for a long limo. I)'_v11
'd if l look at. it?"
Bren-nan wouidui huvo tumblod it
Willard Block toll on him Ilo didn't
. 1111,80 the othcor took tho watch and
ked it (Not.
There was no question in his mind
t 11 about tho ldonlil1 of tho mun
WM! be green 11111klo. so ho brought
will). upisairs. 11nd St11'1.:l.N111lus look
' nhls petllgl'.11t1 i'ostordav (.‘upt.
,fsdley came down it om No1wulk and
W charge of Mlchaol llronnun. who
“listed that the watch bolongod to 11
She had givon ii to him ho
. BHINGTON Feb. 21 .—-Reprouen
V6 McNary. (Massachusetts), In-
.. head 11 resolution today Instructing
til ' president to have1 tho inlcrslutc
1111116ch commission investigate tho
Missed control and ownelshlp or an»
thrncite coal and anthracite minos by
railway combinations. 'l‘ho Insolu-
that specifically 11111111111111 that 11 report
‘11 made as to,wl111thol il11.1 antbrnclio
11111111111115 roads I11 (Ullllllllllllim fix tht1
price of anthracite In Ap1il oath y.11111
idles ldn Northrop of Norwalk who
ill and under lb'Noxon‘sc111'c.is
' din’g several weeks with hor sis-
Mrl. Hartford Smith. In liuricu.
no slVo vote of till to l. The vote wins
11 number or suggestions but only those
1111111 111111111 111' 11111 1111' srious 111111“— ?
alliteration at the ubie‘ct the senate
today unmade spurs tend bill by the
: after 11 day devoted almost ex-
eluslvoly to debate at n deeultory char-
acter on the measure. , 1
,fleveral shorts were made to amend
the bill. and the committee 1111.11.11.11
thus accepted were incorporated in
the bill as passed
The bill makes tilt s misdemeanor to
manufacture or sell adulterated or
misbrsnded foods. drugs. medicines or
liquors in the District of Columbia, the
territories and the insular possessions
of the United States. and prohibits
the shipment of such goods from one
state to another 01 to 11 foreign coun-
try it. also prohibits the receipt of
such goods. Punishment by fine of
$500 or by imprisonment for one your
or both. is prescribed.
in the case of corporations. olilclals
in change are made responsible. ’I‘h11
Tressmy Department and the Depart-
ments of Agriculture and of Commerct1
and Labor are. required to keep re-
gulations for the collection and ex.
amlnntions or the articles covered by
the bili,;bnt. no specific provision is
111111111 for investigation except by the
department of Agriculture. The in
vestigatlon by that Department are
placed in the hands 01‘ the-chief of
the Bureau of Chemistry and it he
finds that the law has boon violated
the secretary of Agriculture is requir-
ed to report the facts to 1111-1 United
States District Attorney. who in turn is
required to institute proceedings in
the federal courts. The bill also do-
iines foods. drugs, medicines and lol-
11ors and also defines the standards
for them. There is an exemption
for dealers who furnish guarantees
against adultcration and 111isbraud-
ing.
When the Senate committee on in-
ter-state commerce meets Friday 1111
vote on a rate bill the announcement.
will be made authoritatively that;
President Roosevelt will not attompb
to prevent amendment. of the Hepburn
bill; that he will leave tho committee
free to exercise its host judgment anc'
if possible compromise its dit‘hcronces:
that if 11 bill is reported which (loo.
not moot his approval and in that
form .is pussotl by (‘onuross ho will
contont himsoli‘ to cxorciso his you;
power.
This 1111111111111'1111111111 was :nnllo as tho
rosuli of a cunt’oronco today botwoon
the president and the most activo our
sons supporting the House bill with-
out n111o11d11111nl. but will In- dciivored
to tho committm1 by a senator who has
supportod an amendment providing for
judicial review of 1111 ordor of tho 111»
l0l'-Slillu (’(lnlmt‘l'i‘t1 (‘tlllilllllli‘t'.
DIETRICH NAMED FOR 2ND LIEUT.
1
Popular and Efficient Member
Company 8. Bridgeport.
liRllKllCi‘ORT. Fol). ills -.1\i, n spoc
inl molding ot Company ll. 'l‘hi11i I11-
lautry. 1.1. N. (1.. hold at tho armory
lusi night. William C. llioirlch, tho.
w11ll»kuown lotiot' carrior was unmod
fol second licnlcnuut lo succcod (Jill'-
i’ord B. Wilson. who was wounded to
tht1 first lioulonuuoy. iilr. 'lliolrich
has bad a long and honorablo caroor
in tho militia. and his choico is; 11 popu—
lar 111111. He 111111111111 11 momhor of
(‘11. ii in lsib') undor Captain Whilo.
it was Inado a corporal in 1300 :1 sol
goant in lSil’l. alt-(I 1"1-111i11'al his hon
ornblo dischnigo in 111014. Whoa tho
company was ro-ot'gunIZod in idol by
Captain llurronghs. Mr. Diolrlch was
solociod for tho position 171' coral-nut
from 11 hold of 1‘18 candidttios. ilo
passod tho 11x11111it1nllou-s for tho soc
11nd Iioulonaacy August 22,1900, Ills
nomination will ho 1111111 to Hartford
for confirmation. 'l‘ho company volod
to koop opon houso on noxl 'I‘uosdny.
tho night of tho military 11 1h.
ASSAULT WAS JUSTIFIED.
lltlS'I‘.()N I1‘11b. Bl. '“l'ixlllosslng 1-1111
1Icl|on tuht iho victim 11111 oul1 pro-
1okod n distulbanco Inn II1111.1tol11~1I
lh1- dob-111111111 with l1odli1 violouco,
indco Iianks. of lilo Municipal Court.
today dischnrgod .Inmos ‘1'}. Mars. who
of
has boon hold for manslnnglnor I11
causing the donth oi” (‘uosor llniglo.
till-ll Wotlliofltlay.
Mars admitted assauliiud liniglc.
but claimed that Daialc had insulted
:1 woman with whom Mars was in
company at tho limo.
SULLIVAN SIGNS WITH liL‘TOONA.
\l’ll.I1lM.1\N'l'l(.‘.. Fob. ISL-«It was
stall-1| horo tonight that Michael F.
Sullivan. of this city. ll'tl-l signed to
catch on tho Alioonu, (’11.. lmuobuil
11111111. of tho "Ont law lastmto“ for the
coming 111111111111. Sullivan formerly
nlayod on tho Toronto top 111. but had
been lrudcd with iii-(itinl‘l "1111111111111
sum-1.111 lilo Norwich. t‘onu.. 11111111
for William I.or1i.'u 11111-11 111i buucmsn‘.
Sullivan. it is said. did not like the
orthogonu-ui.
AMMUNITION FOUNO i N WARBAW.
WARSAW. Feb. 2l.-~'l'be police1 are
closely watching members of a band
who are suspected of preparing for on
1111111111! outbreak. The torrent of it Jew
has IN] to the finding of 43.000 unload
11d11h11ll11 and some carbine ammunb
lion. No clue has boon obtained to
llu.1 arms .tor which 11111 ammunition
was destined.
EXPLOSION AT KMARTOUM. '\
LONDON. Il‘ob. 2i.»11~'l‘lte explosion
laldlng a higher rate of in-
11,111.11 account with tho.
hours. i! a. In. in“! '
‘ Saturday evenings '
«o‘clock.
at Khaltoum mentioned yesterday In
11 dispatch from Cairo to the Evening
New» was. according to the Daily
IMail‘s correspondent :11 (intro. In the
'Brllish idzvptiuu powder landmine.
.’I‘I1rcc soldiers were injured one 1111-
tive was killed and sevcml natives
wore wounded
‘ 14......“— .me‘n
NATIONAL BANK LOANS.
'the Bhorteii bill
1|par 11111111111 theh paid no rapid 1d
s ’0me .e.. m
CAPTAIN OF TEINNOVL' ll ANIA
[Pull 1mm football
1111:.
WARHINll'l‘O N, Feb. alw'lihe House
Committee on banking and Currency
today decided to report 1111101111ny on
enabling national
1111111111 to lend. to one borrower to per
cent on their surplus up wall 11s in
AMA j ‘ '
PHILADELPHIA. ital: 21.111111111111111!
L. Green. of New Haven Court. was to.
summed 111111111111 or 11111 “£111,113: M to a".
Wptor a numb. .
was discovered by Thomas F Tobin.
11 soioonkcuper. Who was taking a
morning walk in the park about. half
past sight It was badly decomposed
and from appearances probably ,the
body of a seamen 111 'Iongshorc
math.
The skull was cracked in two places
and this is taken as evidence that the
man may have been a victim of foul
play. He was warmly dressed and
were the rough clothing of a sailor.
it is believed that the body had been
in the water fully 11 month and that.
the man either i'eli or was thrown
from a craft in the Sound. Medical
Examiner Downs examined the body
at the morgue and pronounced death
due to drowning. There 111111111111- dis-
tinguishable marks on body or 11‘ 1h.-
BOY DROWNED IN ICE POND.
WOODMON'I‘. Feb. 21.—-While rc-
lurning home from school about. noon
today, slx-ycur-old Timothy Connolly
foil through a hole. in the 11.111 on ’l‘ul«
tlo‘s pond and was drowned. The ac-
cidont was not discovered until Into
this afternoon. when an elder brother.
on his way from school. passing tho
pond saw his brother's cap lying on
the ice. Ho. wont to a house nearby.
secured on ice pick and with the aid
of several men enlarged th11 hole and
recovered the body. The water was
not doep.
new GERMAN TARIFF.
LONDON. Feb. 21.——'l‘he new Ger-
man turii‘f (which goes into force
March 1) and its probable bud effect
on llll,‘ trade of Great Britain is on
gaging the attention of the British
government. Representations have
been made to the German government
and David Lloyd-George. president of
tho Board of 'l‘rndo. announced In the
House 01‘ Commons this morning that
he hoped soon to be in a position to
furnish inforumtion regarding iho 1'11.
suit of tho nogotiatlons
A soulhor-u senaiol suvs that our. of
tho host and Iniofosi of speochcs that
ho cvor board in tho uppor housc of
(31111111111911 was 01111 of four words dollv~
ovod by Souator Proctor. of Vormoui.
'l‘his spocch. ii npponro. was a retort
to a sarcastic llinu by a coilonano from
Massachusetts. Ho had said: "No man
in Vortnont is allowotl to veto unloss
ho has made two thousand dollars
trading with Massachusetts pooplc.”
\\'i1oroupou Proctor aroso doilboralo-
11' 111111 obsorvud: "And we all 1'11111.“
.111 nttornoy 11111111111 lilac. ruihor 1li-
minutlvo in siatnrc, and particular—
l.1' rotipooiablo in his character. (moo
mot Joseph Jekyll. tho 111111111 English
1111 and solicitor-1;1111111111. “Sir." said
ho. “l hour you have cuiloni mo 11 potti-
'11ceing scoululrol' Have you «lotto so.
1411".” 'rli1'."suld.l1'k_vll. with a look 111'
11111111111111. "I 11111'111' said you wore 11
potllfoggor or u scoumlrol. but i said
you 11'111'11 ‘litilo idlsofi "
GROWTH Oh‘ INSliiiATIC":
In lh‘titl. according to 1111 11111111141111
publishod by an official of tho Now
York Life Insurance company 11011111
tiulo ago. all tho Amorioan lilo Insur-
11111-11 cotupanlos iogoihor had 1111 an
uvoi‘auo about. $51 at risk for out-h
porson in iht'1 linitcd Sluios. says Chi-
cago News. in liltll tho 111111111111 at
risk por capiia had grown to aboni
3R5. loom-using sevcnloou fold in the
forty-111111. yours. It further 11.111.11.111
wore roqnlrod to show how rapidly
this business has been growing It
would he found in the enormous in~
cronso of cash asst-111 among the load-
ing 1-11111paulos. which have grown
out ol’ all proportion to the increase
of insurance at. risk.
“if no new insurance wcro writ-
ten." said the authority above quot-
ed‘, “it‘ palsy should suddenly seize
the tremendous activities of these
connumios. the contracts that are
now outstanding and well estab-
lished in the very nature of the case
would bring in such sums of money
that the companies would be com—
pulled to become an active factor In
the investment world.”
Pllil'l‘ldi‘TlNG 011R BAT'I‘IIESHII'H.
0t timely interest is the news
from Washington that plans for the
two now battleships of our navy pro-
vide for a better and quicker method
of flooding the magazines. A sprin-
kling system is to be installed above
the magazine. connected with the
fire 11min oi the vessol. so the ammu-
nition. in case of tire. can be
dronchedlln a moment. Battleship
disasters have been or alarming fre-
quency in the last few years. and it
is strange some such effective de-
vice. lending toward their preven-
tion. has not been installed before.
W
'l‘he enthusiastic sporlmnsu who
but been killing his guide. and his
brother. and the farmers. has now
become so tilled with the spirit of the
chase that. he can‘t tell his wife from
11 wildcat. and so shoots her to death.
Gunners have 11 lot at good those-—
Boston Post.
John Doe.
“This John Doe must he 11 tul'ri-
his bad fuller." mused Msw iiop-
toad; "he's 11111111 in trouble. 1 see
he’s been indicted min out in Ors-
xon. i wonder where he lives when
he's to home?"
"i “ expect. he lives in milky.”
chuckled the P1111 Hoptond, "tho
place where so many people are
Magnum-Houston chronicle.
The Ilnpmubt Result.
A young molt IdVOI'LlIOd for s wife
and his sister answered the adver-
tisement; 111111 the young 1111.11 1111111111
WWODT Feb. 2i.-Mvsté1-y .
surrounds the 111.11.... of the body or
1111 identified 1111111 on the beach at e811~
811111 Polk hers early today. The body
1111111 of 111111-1111 Five or the 111111.111
111m in no 11111111 111 sir-1111mm.»
11M
eb. 21 whiter today.
when he had nohcluded his coutenence
President 111111111111 gave out a slate-
11111111 in which hu‘ suitii 1,, .1
"The Miners: (loavoug or 11111-
hicl. Five hem-lug roam the prusi»
dent. vicowprunldollt. sec . , «treasur-
111- and canon ive heard. e“‘Natipnul
organization coagulate- i. eir right to
do so. Mr. Dolan In no color mesh
Mine workers of America. 1
“Pending the” result 01‘ the election
which hus been ordered 1 haw1 1111'
pointed a committee or three to lulto
cburgo oi’ the organization wo1k in
this district. The appointees 11111
'l‘homns 11111511111111! nutiouui bomd
Incinbcrs llllil} .lliattici 'i‘wo; William
iitiie. national board uunnbors from
illsnlct l1‘lvc 11nd losoph Shut-.11 1111
Hon 1i board nuuubcrs from illsirh-I
I‘I. " ‘
Mr. Mitchell leaves for New York
"111.1 tonight. President Dohlu on b11-
ing informed or the move made by
Mr. Mitchell stated that he would con-
tinue to do business as the legally
elected head of the district;
' W
TESTS OF TORPEDO BOAT SHARK
NEWPORT. R. i., Feb. 21.~’l‘he
torpedo boat. Shark completed the tests
today which have been made with her
gasolenc engines over a measured
course run-hing eight hours 11 day for
five days without stopping. The tests
in which the torpedo boat. Porpoise
also participated were ordered by the
Navy Department at Washington for
the purpose of ascertaining the leasi-
bility of' propelling torpedo boots by
gusolone in the event. that the eleetrb
cal engines break down, Command
er Albert. Gloavcs, of the torpedo sta-
tion, said that he was not empowered
to ntnko public the details of the trial,
but he stated that they were eullnont-
iv sutlsi'actmy and that a apoed of not
loss than eight and one-half knots an
hour had been obtained.
M
LENGED.
NEW YORK, Fob. 21.—-’i‘h11 Amori
1-1111 challonso for tho Dwight F. Devi-1
international challenge cup at lawn
1onnis was cabled today to the English
imvn 'I‘ounls Association. London.
This is 11‘ work hot‘oro tho challonze
must I111 soot in, tho duio under Ibt1
conditions boing March l. 'i‘ho chal~
lcugo was 11111111 by tho United States
National Lawn 'I‘onuis Association.
This is the1 iirst timo that the Maori
1-1111 cbnllongt-1 has boon soul aboad of
1111111.
'l‘ho South .‘nrwalk Trust (‘ompuny l
.11'-:»
Mary V. Storms. 111 ale. 1
ORDER OI” NO'l‘lt‘l’C.
Stuio oi‘ (‘1.1nnocli1-nl. !
("ourt 11f(‘om1111‘111 I’ioas. , ss
i1‘airllold County. I
l31i1iu11pm'1. Fob. 21.1.1. iihul.
l‘pon complaint 111' said 'I‘l11- South
Noru'ulk 'I‘rusi t‘ompuny. praying. for
masons therein 111-1! forth. for tho toro-
closurc of certain mortgages and pos-
sossion of the 111111'1auged promises.
tnor11 particularly (loscribod in said
complaint. reluruubh1 to this Court 011
1l111 first 'I‘1111sd11y of March. 1901:. ii
appearing to and hoing found by tho
subscribing authority that the1 "lion
rcsontuiivos and Creditors" of Churios
ll Slovons. Info of tho 11111311 of Nor»
\\.1‘.li.tl(1c11:1s‘1'1'l, 11111 111111111 defendants
I11 said action: illoi'oioro.
(lrdorod. 'i‘hai notico of the pendcncy
of said complaint I111 aivon to tho
”Itoptosonlutiua and (1111.1Ii1111's” of
said (‘harhs ILSImons.d11111aecd.h)’
publishing this“ (lrdo1 of Notioo in
'l I111 ld11111i111: Sontiucl. 11 daily nowa-
1111111 1' publishod in ihr1 city of South
Norwalk. in said county. three times.
1'111111111111111111: on or boloro ih11 221! day
of l1‘11l11'11ury. A. D. 1900.
W. 'I‘. llAVIIANl‘).
tile1l1 of tho (‘nurt of Common P1111111
l'or I1‘11irllold (‘onnty.- ill
n._.——..—.———.-.. T. - .
DucrOSS.
FROST FISH. 5 lbs. for ..........
MARKET COD. ................ 61: 2lb.
HADDOCK ...... . ......... ....6c lb.
SPANISH MACKEREL ...... ..12c lb.
WEAK FISH ............ 10c lb.
BLUE FISH .................. 12clb.
SMELT ...................... 12¢").
FRESH HERRING........ 7111b.
STEAK COD ..... .... ...... 121: lb.
HALIBUT ,....... ......... .121: lb.
SLICED SALMON ...... ....12c lb.
WHOLE SALMON .. ...... ....lOc lb.
NATIVE FLAT FISH 70 lb.
Long and Round cismn. also Oysters
30c qt.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH SEL-
LING AT REASONABLE PRICES.
.1...
w‘uw‘ww1rnmm»a.1-w.~wflt ..... .....
Q SALE STILL
GOING on
Gottlieb‘s
CLOTHING. IHOIO AND
ENGLISH TENNIS PLAVERS CHAL- .
demo of tho ilowosi wonvon of tho 11111111111111 prodnollotm.
Decorated China Cups and Sauc-
Decorated Bread find Butler plates,» 50 Decorated Fancy Cups and Saucers. 5e
Decorated Cream Pitchers,
AUTIFUL BL
ant-ca "
SURAH SOIE. LUBTINA ‘
CRISPINE. FRENCH TWILL.
Decorated Vases. fancy shapes,
are, 15c Decorated Fancy'Pin Trays.
'k
5c , Gas Burners, complete,
11111131111111.1111 s HYA'I'I', 111.0an .comv.
nos. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
K DRESS
In New Motoria‘ls.
THE VALUES WE OFFER ARE BETTER TH AN EVER.
A llluclt 111111111. Skirt or .lucltoi. should I111 11 vory lunnn'lunt part of ovary ladics' wardrobe.
Among: tho 111111111111 are
HOUSEFURNISHIN G DEPARTMENT.
15c Gas Msniles . ‘
15c Decorated Tea Pots.
Furniture Polish,
Paper Napkins. for 100
29c , 6 Glass Tumblers,
We are showing
cases 111: runs.
1501121111111. .1 v
MELROSE. ‘
TWO SOUTH NORWALK MEN‘IN
this month by the Conn] Gouexai llilo
Ins Co. 'l‘ho investment 11111 so good
they insured again in tho sumo com
puny. Why don't vou’.I
United Bank Bide. So. Norwalk Conn
- 1
LUCK.
Both had Endowments paid them
F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
Telephone 330—5.
l"iNl<‘.
Donovan Block";
A Jack of all Trades
is not what the pcodle want when they
require good warkmsnship.
is done right and when i say A job
is done
Plumbing. Timing and steam Fitting.
“GLOVER'S lllll PLACE."
"wok 311015 11111 1111"
lCA'l‘ON-Hlllilliill'l‘ WIll'l‘lNG
PAPER
25 cts.
NEW LOT OI” NOVELS
10c and 25o
LOT OF LEA'l‘HIER
CARDS.
WM. A. liRllinRMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
134 Washington St.
POST
Amt. for crescent Laundry
Odds and Ends In the
My work
its done.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. 80. Norwaik.
Cloaks,‘ Furs,
H.Krieger 810033?
West Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
ll Great Rummage Sale
lbw [21111111011
going at very lo 11/ prices.
All small Ia'rs of Winter Good: must be sold to
make room for our
Spring Stocks of
Overcoats for Men and Boys, V
Underwear and Flannels.‘
'_ MustlieSnidhegardlesiuilitites
different departments
Fall Waists,
0111:1111 0R CASH.
for Men and Women.
$3.50 and $4.00.
'Phono 463.
Try our convenient Credit system.
No extra charges for this
privilege.‘
FURNiCHINOB.
ll North Main Strut. South Norwslh
81m Emu, per dozen.
ml the 111111111111 11111111
11111111
Finsy Msclns Lemons: per 601., 1511
, 1 1
3 Jars of Blue .111 Jam. 250
3 lbs. Hud Rico. 2511
. .
13c
Shirt
Sale l
79 ctsiv
buys any one of 0111/ colored bos-
om Shirts that sold all season
at 81.00.
. $|.l5
buys any one of our colored bos-
om Shirts, 01 the famous "Star"
malts. regular 11.50 value.
Sizes ii to 18%.
Open Monday. wanted” and H
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