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Item nlnx in the Pasta” m Snaui Var-ali-
t‘uau. be: and int: mean-a torn-y ol
5.“ lav-ta wtil mnmumm
a John K Anni-t. In. min I.“ ante;
('hmerv. Irr- Annie In I m lgd.
Ja- t‘h- its Jan naval. I I I 1.3.1 1
am Juan inure-tic. In. .Ims-na
atom-n Thu-Inna: gha- Inn-ant
Plan. )tr It —--. lrnD .thlllh. I. H8!!—
.i.3.b¢liuan.f..l
«All Swords) s newstn the EVENING
warrant. for 2 cents.
!
H. 5.x a d has pr:sented the trimmers .
of the \‘oik Hart. ' Cm with an (19th day
t‘ltk‘b. 5
Atkin‘s It: Cook's dramatic company ,
are hooked ft r Music liaithe first week
in January.
——Sperry& Blrnn‘ Hams at Smith's.
“'aslnngtun Market.
,‘ 'hur Thetle b-ts'piirt'iiaseahof R,
H, harm. a I: t 1‘!) I’bapel street. op-
ptx eJ.J \‘.Ipe.
12”“ Evextvts 5!;.\li\kfl.'(‘:in he found
for tie at (‘ai-t. Haney “'eed's store on
llir' l‘vil'nl bridge.
It is rcpt-rte! that l. A. Meeker. of An-
soma. H c 111mg back to Sorwalk to corn
\lll '1 a drug slow.
The lmrotigli lire companies are already
makiix up their slhlҤ for chief officers
to be eli cit—d this month.
Thus. F. Kllf‘ie. 34 former member 0'
Butler Lido». l U l). Iii. died at h s
residence lli BM kéyn. no the in. met.
The t‘hrtstiiiiis number of Cornstock's
Illustrated MAI‘I‘Ii'V hs~ liven published.
and is the prettiest Kllil “'lIliv'-l one \‘et.
1: is said that Mr. 11 mm‘an contemplates
luilsiun. a liaridsutiie brick front to fill.
n- «'13 tor. based property. the Harden-2
l r iult Itiildinpz
A; t your photographs at Readman's. ‘
i'wenet pivtures $2 .50 per d ‘1'". just. a~
t: -.i as if they cost double that amount.
n metre Butlrlini. .\' rrvvilk.
3 ho liresclier has removed his ton-i
s ruil business from Swords’ building
in! , ruin of the -t ires iii-t erected Ivy V.
A, Sufi-Ll.
Raymund, of tize I{1_\‘Ilh'nd
while Inserting a barrel
lit-i
llv‘“r‘t‘
Furnaee i‘=
Into tits cellar Fri-lay evening. tin-law
Jet; in two pljt'r".
~I-‘xrnk A Ferris} Bic in iril Tongu
II‘. *miih’s washingion Marker.
l2.Vll.1II>‘ll-lllfr* -ut f or the wedding of
t‘: irles linen and Jennie Morton. which
“:1. take plan-at the residence of the
tr: 5»- next Tuesday evening.
.. 'rtze Ward Stilt-ck, who was takeiif
‘1‘ L. While on his bridal tour in New York
a ,- "lpit‘ of Weeks siiit‘e. Is nearly Welt
a£\z§l. and With his bride. Will soon start
fur home. I
.\ convention of Endeavor Sicteties
an 1 churches interested is to be held in
tlio'Net‘ond (‘ongregatiuiisi church. Nor-
wreh. Dec, 9 A large at:endarice is ex
pectul.
t‘. ll. Stevens Is having plans made by
Architect Knapp for four new houses on
his Bay-view Ave. lots. which are to he
built this winter. Verily the bill is
booming 2
V~Small Fresh Harri-i for roasting. 12t
per in. a: F. Hayes' market
Chas. E Reins-n has sold his produci-
and dairy: farm to Mr. Gunning of Ms
mar-iiieck This gentlemen has put his
droieof lii'it‘uusoii it. and will continui-
i: .ts a dairy ttrtii.
‘lilf‘ borough c irresrsirrdent says:
"These are mighty dull times for money.
The only t !l"s who seem to be making
Wealth are the nevtsboys selling the
li: . \‘isi, SESTLVEI.
’ for
Among the most marked improve-
ments . ii i have! street is the removal of
Illrjhhlge and wall surrounding J. J.
Capes [Hz—ire. and the trees in front of
Simur'l Smith‘s place.
The lire-ion: scarcity of coal does not ‘
effect the i' msolidated road. The hard
c-ial Bktl 9-} this corporation was secured
before the strike began in quantities suf-
ficient to but the season through.
7 walk.
.vesael on the sound.
‘(i-Alfrr-y.
Amos Gaus- ban massed a building
lot on Taylor Ave.
Adams firm. are having the roof of
their factory repainted. ‘
Bobbi-Ila Barihnl are building a large
addition to their hat factory
D-nnis ‘7an time has the cellar ready
for his new house on Taylor Ave.
Riymiind & klerriam have had built
a mat delivery wagon for their use.
—\‘i riting Tithlrbl and Blank B inks of -
all kinds at Craw' .- Central News Depot.
Mr. and In. Thoma-I Wood will csle
brute their crystal w- ddini: on the 13th
inst.
Nathan Rickwell has returned from
Europe. and Ir- agi-in at business in his
firm.
Alvin llauschildt has been granted It
pension amountin in several hundred
» dollars.
The Yolk [lat ’dimpsi-y shipped yes-
ti-r lay an eightdnch hat for Capt. Fish-I
er of the U S. N.
Jewish religious services are held at
Ciirenbauin' a store on the bridge. everyl
Saturday morning.
Miss Addie Cw! ten or (rlen Cove, L. l
A large brick addition has been afldni
to th. Old We“ Will“! for cooking
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Several persona island the First If E.
church on probation at the morning ser-
vice Sunday.
his lot on Prospect Hill.
immediately. _ ___
A portable photons-pow
. been erected on the lot ear-t
i brary building. .
A tonsorial artist within a block of the
Smart. office is to be married on
Christmas day
The Huntington & Nurwalk Steamboat
‘00. have increased their stock 310 one in,
buy a new propellur.
~llomc drennui poultry at Smith‘s
l \N ashtngton Market.
l Sdrer Stream Lodgefl. O. G. 'I‘ . will
building hur-
of the Li
5 hold an oyster supper at the Templ rance ;
Reform rooms the necond week in Janu
ary.
3 Mrs. James Potter Brown is to be at
; Bridgeport on the evening of December
16th. and will appear in "Romeo and
Juliet.“
_ James Hyatt has reopened Campb- It .-
restaurant on \V‘nshington street. lllr
has returned home friini b" Vi?“ With 5 Hyatt was formerly connected with the
relatives in this city.
first.
I. lward Gorbam
is quite ill at Springfield. where
~he is Vlfilllnii II’II itds.
Albert E Mead of this city has n turn-
:ed after a months visit to his orange
grove in Silver Springs Park. Florida.
l same restaurant.
1
of East \‘or-i
L. Wilccx a for on the corner of Chest
nut and Concord streets. on which he
expects to build a residence.
The house just completed by R. 31.1
Hoyt & Son for Frank Comatock makes
lone of the most attractive of the many
.\ews comes fro . Bridgeport that'
hereafzer the hat shop in that place will
be conducted as an independent factory. 5
5! sites Susie an. d Ada Set- field of Stam-
ford spent a few days last week With
their Cousin Miss Maude In. F. Hoyt. of‘.
this City.
Capt. McNeillias located the wrecked
It is a schooner
and lies about four miles south from:
'Southport.
Mas Sarah M. Kiley and Edward A.
both of \Veslport, will be mar-
ried at the residence of the bride, \Ved—
IINII)‘. Dec. 2'3.
People in lint Nurn‘alk desiring the
fittest». SILNTlSIIL Coir make arrange-
ments with lhr boys and have them de-
liver it every day.
The \Vonien‘s Relief corps of Douglas
Fowler I've”. are making preparations to
give another one of their pleasant socia~ g
; tiles on Monday evening. '
The-firm ofJ. ll Lawton K‘- l'oL.
h been dissolved. Mr. Stevens retiring. As
in“ as Mr. Stevens can swine a suitable
store be Win go into business on his indi-
vidual account.
—Sperr_v d: Barnes Lard iri 51b. and lillb.
pails at Smith‘s Washington Market.
The marriage of Marshal J tioucli of
_llil.~l city and )IlN‘ Minnie ll.ckiiison is
announced to take place at the home of
the 'bride in Brnoklyn on the evening of
the lT-tli inst.
Eugene Suiitli. Hus I’Itzi-r'n artist. Is.
longing f'll' Christmas to come “'6: hear
he is going to get married at that time
and don‘t wonder at the “hankering“ be
has for that day to roll around.
, The arrangement of the llotisatoriic
Rizlrt-1id Company in running
through milk trains to “'ilsori's J'oint Is
said to be Working satisfactorily and Will
probably be rriaile a permanent arraiige~
uettt.
Two members of the Temple of Honor.
James U‘llara iiiil Robert Pagan. were:
expelled from that order last night. the
former for usint: liquor and the latter
using language unbecoming a
Templar.
\ot’w ithstanding that the C inaolidated
road reduced its passenger rates on Jan.
l. l\" .. the gross paxenger earnings this
year has increased #93, 0‘00. The in-
creasui traffic equals the transportation
of. 23. (lot). 000 passengers .ine mile. 8120.-
lias
their ‘-
pretty houses on Lower Main street.
“in. Poduiore is erecting a large
|which will be used for his largelv rr
creasing business as soon as complete.
The schooner “Ellen I'erkinfif lot.
-just dischargeda Cargo of lumber for
‘ Hatch. Bailey & Co.. and will take at...
.ter in our harbor for the coming Winn r.
"Depth of Mercy" is the title of a
‘ charming anthem just published III New I
York, of which Prof. H. S. l'um'e. organ»
. is! of the First M. E. l‘lilllt‘ll. is the i‘uiii
pust‘l'.
T. B. (iuyer & Sun do a thriving lrnilr‘
at their Sprinxwm-«l stun- ill the bakery
line. Their lin'ml. pies. l‘Mkt‘r- and other
delicaCIes are ullflinipurted from—Dr»
Klyn‘s. .
‘ —llome Marie Mince Meat. ready for
b skiing. at Smith‘s \Vaeliington Market
William Furrmgion having disposed
of his iroperty on Van Zandt avenue. in
East urwalk. llns rented a house at
‘\\'otallawri. N. \'.. where he intend-i to
reside until spring.
Mr. and Mrs. “'illiam uilsdou WI"
celebrate the 25th anniversary of their
marriage by a silver wedding at their
residence. Elizabeth street.
evening. (Dec. Htli.
—-.-\II§iaturday‘s mourn the Evasiso
SESTISEL for '3 cents.
One hundred and twenty volumes of-
refe rence books. history. travel and lit- '
erature have been received at the school
library I ranklin street school and wil
be ready for use next week.
The borough police force now occupy
their new headquarters in the Gazet'e
building. The telephone otfice is to be
removed to the same building in a week
or'so. in the room adjoining the police.
.1 .m- Rider was arrested Wednesday
afternoon. charged with assaulting Lou
Lot kwood on Saturday night. Mr. Rid-
er disclaims all knowledge of the align
and his trial will occur Saturday after
I noon
‘ —(io to Smith‘s Washington Market
for your Sperry a: Barnes Span-rib and
Sausage 130. a pound.
Saturday night Policeman Ireland saw
the man who had escaped from Sher
riff Toner Wednesday. He immediate-
{telephoned to Sherrifi Toner. who teln-
phoned back that the prisoner had paid
Gill Filter is 8:76.: 8 cellar dug ("I g
and will build;
Edward Zeluff Ta; bought of Walter .
building in the rear of his present factorv ,
“'edneoday l
I —Any one nbu saw-rundown» ii
I Christmas Gift. nc matter whether an
' elaborate article or a mere trifle. can
, umke the best. ra-leotion and art the most
; favorable terms by looking through our
. con-plot.- r-t. ck of holiday goods. J H
§Sievens. 10 Main Si.. Si. Nurwalk.. 2w
Since A. B. (loin-y purchased the Smith
5 plat)» on tho Wilson» Point road he hae
1 made main Impr-in menu on it. and
’ll’rlfirlful’mv'd ii unto a most delightful
suburban residence. The grounds have
been made very cheerfukby the removal
Vol superfl ils trees. and the large house
In- tli intern-rally and exteriorally. hlr-
‘ fwli put III the III-rut condition and cup
. pllrd w. th all the conveniences. A
' windmill supplies the premises with
lwater. Mr. (Ailey has mrtainly nhovvn
; excellent inst in adorning his new home
“5- congrutulete our friend. Mr. Otto
"raflllfil of the firm of Hubbell & Bar
ihiil. on his purchase of the Connecticut
limo-l property. at the borough. Mr.
i Rarthol is one of our most enterprising
«rid successful hat. manufacturers. and
we Ieel rumored that the property with
his grind taste and management will but
only beenchariced in its money value.
hut, in its general appearance. This sale
was negotiated through the Real Estate
_ and Insuranci- agency of Taylor & Gold-
en. whose business operations are not
. confined. as it seems. to the limits of this
: ciiy.
The Fairfield “'est Association of Con-
'gregaiional ministers held their bi—
monthly meeting at the Stamford hotel
Tuesday. being entertained there by;‘
Rev. Mr. Ligbtbourn of Sound Beach.
A sermon for review and criticism was
read by Rev. Edward Anderson of
Norwalk. The eulrjvct was “Prayer.
It was a sermon that had recently been .
delivered to M r.
Rev .
"The Rte-statement of Theological Duo;
trines." All the proceedings were inter-
esting and profitable.
Ir| to be held at Snuihpnrt in February.
I'ncallod Ii‘ur- Affection.
UH Saturday evening Patrick Noorwy
Anderson's church.‘.
Mr. Lightbourn read a paper on'
' Brokaw lll’f’g Co.‘
The next meeting
was arrested ' for drunkenness and dis?
playing too much inflection for the Indian .
equaw that guards the front 0' Fred Lati-
der‘s cigar store. lie also attempted to
bestow a kiss upon a lady who “as [itine-
Iiii: through the sin-eta but only etict-eed
ed in knocking off her hat.
Burglar: In East Norwallr.
Tuesday night hur‘lars rniered the
rr'eldenl‘e Of H. M. (‘niiley on the Furl
l‘otnt road in East Norwalk. and stole a
watch. chain and about $5.0" in money.
Mr. Cooley had owned the watch for
about twenty years and prized it highly.
lle has no cleiv to the robbery as no
strangers have been near the house for a
long! time.
(‘0. I' s Sortable
neveral hundred people assembled at the
armory last i veriing by mutation of the
:members of (‘o. F and enjoyed a very
5 pleasant notable. lieines orchestra for
nislied music for dancing and it was
fqurte late when those present departed
lfor their homes It was the second so
ctahle given by the members of that Com-
pany this season.
A Sudden Death.
(rsorgeA lloytof Stamford. president
.of the Pennsylvania (rial company the
largest property owner in Fatrlield coun-
' ty and a man of other large resources.
retired Saturday night in his usual health.
‘ He was found dead in bed Sunday
, morning. He was born in Stamford and
lived there all his life. His age was
about. vii-verity years.
Puts-nod In a Sewer ripe.
“'ednesdav afternoon little Mabel Mar-
? ley while hiding from some children in
a sewer pipe by the roadside on
.West street became fastened in
-it and it was with some
dim ulty that she was liberated. Her
cries attracted the attention of several
persons in the vicinity. and in order to
’free the child the large pipe had to be
' broken.
A [instanlly Asaault.
. .\ dastardly assault waa perpretrated
Eon [A'Wls E. Lockwood on Saturday
night. He was returning home late in
000 has been expended for land at seven all fines and costs and for Ireland not to 'h°°“‘m"R ““3 not-ems some one ‘1'"
teen statit us during' the past year.
l hold him.
ing close behind him and stepped one
side to let him pass, when the miscreant
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T031 llRll'l'IBllS.
IN ADDITION TO OUR LINE OF
Overcoats & Winter clothing
FOR
mm, YOU'I‘HS AND BOYS,
Which was never Larger or Finer. we mention
A FEW SPECIALTIES.
._.__.« .-_
Fisk, Clark and Flagg’s Walking. and
Coaching Gloves.
111' Waiters Natural Wflfll Underwear
Fur Caps and Gloves.
KEYS 6L LOCKWOOD’S NECKWEAR.
O.————-
s Flannel Waists and Night Shirts.
EARL ll WILSDN’ S UflLLlllS AND BUFFS.
Cardigan Jackets.
CHILDREN’S KILT SUITS.
AND IN FAU'I‘ EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
Furnishing Goods. Hats, Caps, Trunks,
and Traveling Bags.
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llllMS'l'llllK Bllll'l'llllllS,
Insurance Building, Masonic Building,
So. Norwalk.1€orwnlk.
daw
.fllrllirrrrp and 2am! goods.
A RARE CHANCE
. .fl'ro norm
MILLINERY
FANCY GOODS
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As] am about to make room for Holiday Goods. 1 will sell train the int. to the 15th of December on 9'
my entire stock AT 03 BELOW COST.
Mple wishing to buy goods In my line should avail themselves of this opportunity. as
This Sale continues Only Finest Days,
and on the 16th day of December will resume former prices.
Rev. Mr. Torrey delivered an excellentlde‘" him ‘ blow on the l l and
“are” to . In" ‘ud'em’e at a” "we“ l stretched him senseleiu. What the ob-
\\' ecall attention to the advertisement
_ "um‘lfi‘ Dominoes. Checkers and v in this imue of Misses Cunard and Tim-
Our National Bali Game—something ing of the Y. M. C. A. in the Athenaeam 5
2 this City:
’ flanbury: Belemmother of George Hitch- '
This in tho-nine kind of heater which in
new—at L‘raw‘s Central News Depot.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Cordelia. widoW~of Solomon C. Shun)-
way. and Mary. widow of Alfred Hath.
original. Eliza (i. “'ildinan
cock. Bridgeport. .
Artist North in making it present of
one
photographs This will afford every-5
body a chance to send all their friends a 1 they wished that they had let the con- l
picture of themselves.
William H. Smith is considering plans
for a new double house on his “feet
street premises. The location in one of
the finest in the city. and if he puts up
the house he contemplates he will travel
no trouble securing tenants for it. l
Ferd Hayes. in order to keep a full I
nupply of his superior home-madesausage .
now grinds it by water power. having
put up a water meter for that purponc.
Thu don‘t make the sausage any better
for it was always as good an it could be,
but it greatly sxpcdites and lessens the
labor of its production.
J. A. Seymour in having one of the
poplar Florida Steam heaters put in
his new residence on Chapel street.
iammthb ofluandinmanyreai-
dnnoasin thb town. and which gives
» aalvnrml mtisfactinn. W. H.
- hanthnagnncylortbsmaadfitn
npinthnvnryhsstmansnratvnry
—-All Baturrhy’n ad'- in the Ema
. n. for 8 omits.
l
{able business in this city.
berlake in which they ofl'er special bar-
gains in felt and silk hats. bonnets. vel-
vets fancy feathers. ribbons. etc. They
have marked down their goods. and ladies
will find it to their advantage to call and
examine them if they wish to secure bar-
gains.
While Henry German of E at Norwalk.
was going home on Sunday evening he
hundred miniature photographs . was stopped on Riverside avenue by two I
with every order for a dozen cabinetgloafers that wanted to whip him. butl
before they had got through wrth him
tract to somebody else.
—.-\ good opportunity is offered to
any one deniring to purchase a profit-
Proprietor is
obliged tonell on account of ill heirlth.
Must be sold immediately. Price low
for cash. Inquire of TaylortGoldsn,
Real Estate at Insurance agents.
President Clark in his report of the
work of the Consolidated road for the
past year makes reference to the efforts
which the company are making to
abolish grade crossings on his road. He
says that his company has acquiesced sii~
ently to the decisions of the railroad
court-Honors relative to the apportion-
meat of amass. although it is greatly
in exce- of the company‘s expectations.
nonmetal-yawn dcadlcttsromoe
“Washington hanordnndpontmantnn
tcsaforcsthcneetloaofthopoamllawn
referringto undelivered mature which
dlr'nctnthatnuchmattarahall bsadvnn
tiasdand thataomemt niarnpdialihs Ir.
Manchu-cad“ which
mumhnpaidtoraadcaacalsd wh. the
“bean-dim.
Sunday afternoon. This society has'
3 fitted up the hall to make it specially at~; -
inactive to young men. and is doing a'
l good work.
The funeral of Mrs. Sally A. Fox was:
held Monday afternoon at the Congregm
tional church. The services were con-
'.ducted by Revs. Edward Anderson and
James H. Ross. and the attendance was
quite large. The remains were interred
in Union cemetery.
\. A. Scoflsld‘s addition to the War-
.wick House is finished. The ad—
‘dition gives him three stores. two of
which have been taken. one by Miss
Emma Scofield, who will start a fancy
goods store. and the other by John Dron-
chsr for his barber shop.
—Thc best Can goods at Smith‘s Wash-
ington Market.
George W. Ballock started lant Satur-
day for Lon Angolan, Cal.. when ha in-
tends to spend the winter. Mr. Hal-
locks' health has been failing of late and
this trip will be made for the purposs of
recuperating it. Hialanndry buninmn in
this city will be left in ohargsnf com-
petent hands. _
At the regular meeting of Buckinng
Post. Wednesday "night. the following
on” were elected: Commander. C.
F. Loomis: Son. Vice, Sidney Williams;
Jr. Vina, Alvin Haumhild; Quartermas-
tnrJohn Wim;8ur.non. Wm. 8. Knpp
Graphic, 690.8. Patti-ink: Oflaw of
the day, J. w; one. of tho nard
csnvnadnn.0norgnl.3axtiia.1. Wt:
oa;altsrnatss.w
layman.
tnthnunml
-A-WG-ouv.
:ject was is unknown as kavrood has
l no enemies that he knows of.
Another- Attempt at Burgarly in East
Norwalk.
Yesterday morning. about three
o‘cloek. burglars attempted to force an
entrance into the residence of Mr. Gray
on Osborn Ava. but Mrs. Grey was
awakened by the noise in time to son a
man at work at h window with a knife
and by her screams frustrated the at-
tempt. He had already pried the shut-
ters of! and if it had not heendor her
timely awakening would prolahly have
gained an enterance into thn house.
I
Flying Pieces of Rock.
Wednesday afternoon workmen were
blasting large rocks in front of the
residence of J. J. Cape on Chapel street.
Pieces of the rocks were being neat in all
directions during the day and toward
night an extra large one struck the side-
ing of George Whnlplcy’s house and
made quite a large hole in it“
Workman were employed on the build-
ing at the time and fortunately had just
left the place when the stone landed.
mum) A! most POINT.
John Vanna. who livas on Hoar-on
street. was killed at Wilson Point. about
coupling thocahnmsonthnfrniaht train.
Ea was caught bstwonathn couplings
and hinhody was crushed. En wan
brought to hbhomqand
axpirnd atnwminnimaftsr bombed
it. ILVarnnavrnniinianrr-Intflymn
dmaadhadhnnacathnmadakonttwo
yarn. En wm max-t. Hun;
ddsd with his momenta-kw, Barry
misting.
half past ninvenflaturday morning. while _
curwaxx's nucx macro nos: inc. formerly sac.
cmwium‘s nutcx manna DOUBLE—KNEE nos: 20s.. formerly soc.
LADIRS‘ AND CHILDREN‘S PLAIN nos: 19c..fonnerly are.
LADIB‘ mi) carmnax's wool.“ nosn ac- formerlymc.
LADIIS‘ AND exam ultimo vnnnwuit sac..romeriy soc.
LADIIS‘ writ-r: IUSLIN uxnmmn 75c. formerly 32.50.
LADIES‘ am) cumnm‘s cassriim owvns iic.. formerly use.
LADIES‘ CW!“ GLOVES 19c. formerly no; 40c" fortncly 50c; tan. formerly 35c.
weer ammusmuwmuidiormmmpermunum . .
inn GLOVES soc. tome price 31.00; inn canvas soc. tome: price was.
a raw srzas Lan- or UNDRBSID KIDS soc.. formerly sue.
unins‘ mum counts 9c..formnrly15c.
a. raw coast-rs rot-“romeo p.00.
SILK V‘LVI'I’S forwaJcpnoplohttylngoncyardorom.
unsung 95c. 8m vnvrrnms me. only sold In quantities at 1 yard or over It in... prices.
7 1
Thsnbovclsonlyafcivofthemanyartioisnthatwlllheaoldatthnminsraten.
Millinery will be Sold Regardless of Cost.
WOOL III.“ ”0.. fot'llier price So. FUR PILTS '1.” and 81.23. FANCY ”ATM a.
half value.
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H. Kneger s...
Illusion llllll Black. In lull
south. Norwalk. Gonna.
WM»..- ”an. . ,.
Norwalk Chronicler