1111000111}. . CDAILY - NORWALK GAZETTE. OneGent,’
' " . f' f . Chief? of Police Vollmer In his Semis ““5”“ SHOE NPWS' ff: '3 .f ' THE-—-' 26'" ‘ ~37. v ‘1; C . 1.; ' ' -‘ -
NORWAMGAZETTE annuali'eport readbefore the;. colanc‘il IQE. 8.1-9 . C. @E'. 316$ . WE; 3+8! . CC
. " ‘Absolutely Independent
TUESDAY AUGUST 4,1891.
ENTERED ATC run Posr Orrion, IN NORWALK,
8A Nswsrun.
1H3 WEATHER.
The weather to- day promises to be
generally a. little cooler, loss sultry and
from partly cloudy to fair, preceded by
local rain on the Long Island Coasts.
Toinorrow it promises" to be clear and:
warmer.
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-——.O.
'Almana'c for" To-morrow.
" High water Bridgeport 11. '.Z5
High wateo Norwalk Island911.35.
"Low water N'or'waI/c Islands 5. 25.
Sun riscsxfi. '52. 'szin sets 7. '06.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' r'ueC (1 [ZETTEQ on cafe 'at the news office
'8f Fr ed Coleman, 17.11. Flynn, W.L. Ather-
':.'lon, and H. E. Bo'dwell. 'Otders for all
kinds of JOB PBIN TIN G received at om-
' Eranch omce on 12erde Square. ..
f“...
The Arion society will meet next
Thursday night.
Corporal James Tanner-- was in this
city last evening. ~ '
George H. Street, of the New Haven
News, spent Sunday with J. E. Russell.
Miss Jennie Fitch, of New York, is a
guest of Capt. Oliver Weed on South
Main street. 8
Pioneer Castle, No. 1, Knights Of the
Mystic Chain will confer the first de-
gree this evening.
Miss Natalie Jerome, of New Haven,
'is a guest of Miss Minnie Wilcox, on
Scuth Main street.
f The steamer Medea will give a moon-
light excursion to Northp'ort, L. I. , on
'the evening of Aug. 18th.
Mrs. Ruth H. Plaisted" and Mrs.
Margaret Lauder started for the White
Mountains this morning. ' '
Miss Clara VanWagner, of Newark,
N J, who has been the guest of Mrs.
J. E. Russell, returnedhome yesterday
The Butler street straw factory man-.
agers advertise in a Litchfield county
paper for twenty-five girls to work in
that factory the coming season.
' Charles Vogel and a brother hatter
at Adams Bros.’ had a narrow escape
from droWning Saturday night by the
upsetting of a yawl boat at the pier.
' The Advent church people of East
Norwalk will go to Lloyd’s Neck, L. I.,
to-morrow, on the Minnie Rowland,
where they expect to have a grand pic-
nic.
‘Mr. Richard Golden, who has receiv-
ed the appointment of tax collector, has
filed his bond. He will in a few days
appoint a party to receive taxes at the
borough.
A horse belonging to Cartier’ s cab
line, dropped dead in front of the
Methodist parsonage last night about
one o’clock, while being driven from
the borough.
The funeral of Freddie, the young
child of John Drescher, who was killed
bya locomotive at the Monroe street
street crossing yesterday, will be at-
tended this afternoon.
A young man,who gave his name as
John Wilson and his age as 19 years,
Was arrested' in East Norwalk last night
by Constable Hall, for vagrancy‘; “Ten
morning, and the prisoner smiled
George W. Hart, at. one time a mes-
senger for the U. 8.. Express Co. be-
tween this city and Danbury, has been
suspended from the Manhattan railway
where he' is a conductor, on account of
a serious 'accident' in which he is con-
cerned. -
Will HubbellC, Al Hines, Oakey Smith
Jimmy Hyatt and “Speeler” Smith,
drove over to Matheis’ pond, in West
Norwalk, yesterday, and caught 108
fine‘ pickerel and one carp. “Speeler”
says it was the best fresh water fishing ’
he had experienéed for many a day.
Horse car driver Lane waSn’t on time
for the early train this morning, but
nothing daunted, Conductor Bowe took
up the ribbons and acted in both the
capacity of driver and conductor—and
_he did it good-naturedly, too. :Mr. '
Bowcjs usually alual to the occasion
either-in-or out of—a . ;'bar'gcss~ meeting.
Wm. Hoyt & Son’s new oyster steam-
r‘-‘Wm.’ A Hoyt" came" into port this
morning, from .Briatol,, 3.. 1., where
she has been having her engines placa-
ed.» Her first visit here; and 11118 at-
tracte'd much attention She is fitted
with all the modern improvements for
the oyster and has the appearance of
being a fast sailer. .-_
Despite 'theC10wei'y weather a large
number of persons‘bo'arded‘ the Myn-
dert Starin for Glen Island, this morn-
ing.‘1"'-.-Thé bo"a".t left 'the ' pier at about
8.50. It was the" postponed excursion of
the First Methodist church All seem-
ed happy except the dozen or more who
were too late to board the boat. Had‘
it been (that it is believed that the num-
befC gomg would have' been doubled.
About 9. 30 last evening, as Mrs. Da-
vid Flaherty was passing by Brummer’ s
barber shop, some one jostled against
her and she was pitched do was flight of
thirteen iron steps, but remarkable to
state,.' she' escaped serious injury, cache
is a heavy person and went up against
the door at the foot of the steps as if
shot out of a catapult“ .Af-ter resting
for a few moments she was able to walk
. . was fined $5 and costs.
:- ordered paid. Bill of New York Belts C- AFINE JERSEY 00W. six
11
hcfore said da.
"l last cvemng, reports' Number o'f' 81':
rests, 169; for: drunkenness, 72; v'agran-fl ‘
cy, 41; assault and breach of the peace,
16, drunkenness and breach of the
peace, 5; theft, 7; evading fare on train,
2; drunkenness, breach of the peace
and assault, 4; forgery, 1; non-support
'of family, 1; violation of liquor law on
Sunday, 2; surety of peace, 1; tramp, 1.5
When conductor Howland’s train ar-’
rived' in this city at 1:02 last night, he
turned two 'men over to our police for
evading their fares. This morniiigi;
' ' one of them, Win. Brenan, plead guilty;
' and was fined$5 and costs. -. The other“
James Grant, plead not guilty and Eds-g
,ti'ce Smith centinued his case until to-f,
- morrow. morning. ; -Later the case was
reopened and Grant plead guilty and}
Both went-.120
jail ,
A meeting of the Butchers’ Assoc1a-g
tion was held in this city last evening,:_
barbecue.
to confer with the hospital committee?
to decide on the matter of turning overfC
the receipts of the barbecue to the hos-I
pital fund. The committee'ar'er‘James.
Wixon, Gilbert Adams and A. G. Jud-;
8011. Another meeting Will be held ’800n
and arrangements for the barbecue CpeCr-.
fected.
, A regular meeting of the city coun- ,
oil was held last evening. A11 present.
Bills to the amount of $3, 416. 65 were,
ing Co. of $400 for hose, etc. ., _was laid
over to next meeting. An invitation to,
take part in the Labor Day parade was .
read and accepted ;,p;etition of John H. i
Cnapp. to build addition on his house _
on ToIles street, referred to fire ’com-"
dents on Ferris avenue for water pipe
through said avenue, referred; petition
' from James Golden, ct cl, for grade.
fline and curb in front of their Ire-C.
Espective, places, Nos.14,16,18and 20, '
West street, granted; petition for the
Franklin street for laWn tennis pur—
poses for one year was granted at 9.
~ » rental of $5. 00, subject to a resciiid-
ment whenever the property shall be
needed by the city , the semi-annual _re-l
ed; report of the committee on streets
and sidewalks read and ordered on file;
it was resolved that sidewalks be laid
on Burritt avenue from Woodward to
Quintard avenues, before Sept. 18h;
also voted that sidewalks be laid on
Bay View avenue 7 feet wide on West
side and 8 feet on the east side by
Sept. 15th , voted that sidewalk be laid
on Woodward avenue from SouthMain
street to Meadow street by Sept. 15th ;
committee on lamps and gas was in-
structed to make contract. with the
Norwalk Gas Light Co. to. light the
city with the present system of electric.
lights, to burn all night, fora. term of
five years, at $79.89 per light, subject
to approval of a city meeting to be
called one evening next week; the city
clerk was instructed to draw an. order
for $250 for the street commissioner’ s
that a sidewalk in front of the pram
ises of Peter S. Cunningham be laid in
accordance ,with map accepted May 9
11889 ; the street commissioner was in». . .;
,, fstructed to confer with propert own- - .f,
days in jail said Justice Morrell this :ers. on the south side of Concordystreet. : ‘ g
in reference to the laying. of Sidewalks, - Cf" ‘
and report, '
were instructed to borrow $1, 800 for '
the use of the city; a map for the con- ‘
itinuation of Fairfield avenue to the A
turnpike was accepted; the matter of ;
.eStablishinga street line on Cedar . ..
the finance committee
street was referred, the committee on
a proper place for the dumping of gar-
ments for sewer. on Bay View‘avenue
and Cedar street was accepted and. the}
city clerk was instructed to pub lish the
names of the. property owners and their
several assessments; the petition. for
appropriation to defray the expenses. 0:.
the'chiefenginecr’s visit at the fire-
men’s meeting at Springfield was
tabled, no amount being specified.
The meeting then adjourned to CAC-ug. '1
19th.
FOCC UND
f9 BLACK SHAWL, found on West ”811118,;
which owner can have by callin2 at this
office and paving for; this adv. : ~ . t£156
.LOST.
N Saturday evening. either on Wall street
or Belden avenue. 8. adies’ White
Pocket Handkerchief. in one corner of w ic
jrwas ticda. small sum of money. T o linden,
the office of the Drum G azn'r'rn.
STRICT of Norwalk, ss. Probate—Con rt.-
August 4th.A 89.1
1111111513, Apglicatinoii has been made to this
ocurt for the a mission to probate of a oer--
tain written instrument as and for the last
will of- Curtains 0’BRIEN,- late of- Norwalk. -.
in said district, decease.
ORDERED Th'at laid cg
determined at the Pro ate Office in Norwalk.
on the 11th day of Au not, 1891. it '20’clock'
afternoon and that pu lic notice thereof be:
ivcn to all persons interested therein by pub.
ishing this order 111- a ncwsp afar havingr a cir-
lation in said District. 3. least six days
ofh Bearin
$1)me Judi: f
ISTRICT of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court.
. August 36,.A. D. 891.
state of SUSAN Mi'LLB. late of 'Norwalk,
in said district. deceased. -
ORDERED. That the Executrix exhibit
her Administration account to this Court for
adjustment. at the Probate Oflice.' in Norwalk.
on the 14th day offAugus't.1891. at 2 o’clock
afternoon: smiths. tall pawns interested in ~
said estate may” benomtyfiedt hereof. e E1-
'cc'iiti'ixl Will cause’ ’th order' to“ s‘pub:
lished-' in a news aver having a circulation in:
said district, an ost a copy thereof on t c
ace
but no date was definitely set-for -the'?
A committee was appointed? -' ‘
’ r . . - L O
mittee with power, petition from 1‘631-g fi,§"§;§§“§bufif§g,fi,m
The wi‘ather to—‘day .J'Clcar and? 0001.
Carpenters, maSonsu-and
shoes.
7 Shoes until Aug. 22d, then
every pair not sold must bé
moved out and builders come;
in. Business; suspended until
they finish. _
l.’ d like to sell every shoe in
my store withir'r' flirhe weeks1
I don’t expect. to, butI ought
to sell half. p,
boy are busy marking down:
shoes; every pair will be;
reduced in price; noncreserv-g
i 80. You knOw my._ord1nary'
This is exceptional C . fri Charles P" KOCIGI‘ S)
Ready to-mOI'row'.
JOHN G. HOWLAND I:
way of marking down goods
'405 Main Street.
, T0 HEN T. .
FOR RENT. —A Pertable House for camp-
or month. Apply to F. E. Locxwoon. tf29
OR BENT. -—Foiir rooms on Mervin street;
F Enquire No.12Merw1n street. : 152,;
FOR SALE.
OR SALE CHEAP. -—A Cottage of five
rcoms.No. 5Hill street.borouzh. Good
well of star. wellébui'lt barn and
garden. at 50x225 feet. Apply to
stnon, on premises._ _
ILLIAM
be sold at a bargain.
office. '
OR SALE. —-Two Refrigerators in good
y condition. Apply at 011'! Hornp. -
o
rwalk;
géntlc and right
Horse is five ye are 0
Taomss VILLAGE. 2.3
1w153
S.ALE —Three Coaches. 1 Waigopottc,
1 Surry. 1 Side-Bar To?! Buggy
CGi‘iiioConCr.
F5”
tf14
PRETTY Cottage of seven rooms. near the
Brid 8. cc 62. On own,
1
use of the city lot corner of Clay and 1
l store will be sold
Apply to . E. WILSO ON Real méstafs Agent
Gsznr'ra Buildinz
OR SALE. ——A number of large Counterl
F Drawers, that were in use at the Ambler:
at a. bargain. Apply at
.1 ans'rmir 6'. Hum" s. GAZETTE Building. tf19
port of the Chief of Police was accept— fL
*— ‘_ WANTED
Sin l8, on Man a bout 25 for the
LedgewogodF 1129””. Not rclduired to
ApplyF or address lmmadi ate]
F.M. Prisms.
LEDGEWOYOD FARM —Wanted a Steady. .
milk.
2t157 Norwalk.
ANTED. —-A Good. Strong and Trusty
Girl for
immediately at
Wilton.
eneral housework. Afiply
Mas. BRAD!’ s, Belden iCl
turing Comp ny, a corporationo
f Bedding.
Court; its petitionsda dated Agu ust ist, 1 1.
for reasons therein set 3forth, for to
”pom inept of it'ru'stee to' take possession of
t 8 pro arty of Ho! orwa
in said istrict. fort is“ 0 c creditors
0; ft“ dCCltitommf ell, pursuant to' tho “$1811.14?
8 a e' are 0 c.
ananD,T at said petition be heard and
determinsdd at 1;}:ng obate Office, in Norwal.
on the 10th uusgt1891, at 2 p ’clook
afternoon; an that n0 1081118189! 178 give to
said Anton Stommellb y some propsr o 'c
or indifferent person by leaving a true" an
attested copy of said petition an of this
order with or at the usual place of abode of
said Anton Stommcll on or before the 5th day
pfbAugust, 1891. that he may appear; if he see
a so andb e heard thereon, and it‘ is further
DECBDE Bin/1‘1} hat public notice
aforesa mm by ppblishingC this order in
atin'etwspaa her-Ming Shift: lat. on in said
rm :1.
expenditure on highways; it was voted I.
public health was instructed to secure. '
bage; report of committee on assess:
:Fleas on Do as and Cats, and all
iMen Anima and
' " : For: POISON FROM '1
' ’sure
will be suitably rewarded by leaving lanficC atC
. t 55. .
plicsotion' be heard and 9 '
east five days 8fOCiC5' said Cday of
hearing . ASAC B CWOODWARCD, Judge.
in THE 655T W ,
psorscmpflj
Reasonable. 97186::
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CHINA,
_Cflcnass
Ae_*—*_-r_*_as—*_*_*_*_*
D E__.CA_'I'
50'- 03—41" “
NON-ZPOISONOUS;
Vermin on
91}. MERCURY
$11.11 1110111; diseases of the S in and Scalp. For
zema. Pricky Heat; 8113:.“ ist a safe an
For sale hy u'gygists. PR1 CEC
:25 cfinr‘s. Manufactured
J. E. manna, Norwalk Conn
WWrite for circular.
FOB A GOOD FALL CROP CF
PLANT'
1101100080110 First of All '
1‘5' Mu'
@Planted about the let of Au'giist
they will yield abundantly and are
excellent in 'quality.
Hanfoi'd’s Floral Hall
Elfin post in said Norwalk.d nearest the
ere the' deceased last dwelt, at less
days before mid 14th 1% of Ann
ofl’ without assistance.
ODWKRD.1891 Judge.
ten .
1,me .
Tested Seeds.
I at; {1: ‘fifioosronf, Coons August 13.1891: ~ ',
To: day all hapds {11111 the
ing out will be rentedi for the week;
., ' BOOtS and 311003
slendid-C
ears old :mé
nquire at this’
' Everything In the Shoe Line!
south; ». .. . =':’ .
m“ 54: PRICES THE LOWEST:
0B, SALE -—Horse. 3111333 a'nd Harness.' '- 4-“ -
{STRICT CffA N‘iwalk. ss. ., Probate Court, -
I; August 3
EEREAS, The Gilbert 9& 1.3919 , Manufac- -
that page .
oniiec'ticut, has #brotig lit to‘ Ié
of the matters '
Misses St John
_ MILLINE RY
‘ ' We are offer-in oure tire stock of millinery ' '
MoUrning-
- HAIR Goons, A SPECIALTY.
15 Wall Street Norwalk .
Fleas and Mange.
' A'S'uf'e and Quick Remedy for (Destroying '. —
MI
1
g ‘/ I,
. \-
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LA...“ _ mt...»
37.31 Main’SIreoI, Norwalk.
beyond competition.
Bakerf'andlf’.'écnfectlonc
Manhattan: of Ice Cream,
WHOLESALE AND Rania
WPicnics and parties supplied. on short
notice. .
ALL KINDS OF CANDIKS FRESH EVERY DAY.
Leave 0111' orders for Sundays at 6 MAIN;
811111111y nonw
Fourth of July hasst mimefand gone hilt my'
enacnnrns
Has not. The public will do well to give me a
call. I think I can suit you you have .
not secured your
FRUIT MARS
You" had better do so before they are all gone.
You will need them' in a short time for the
crop of peaches. Don’t forget the place. ,
7 WATER STREET, NOBWALK.
"Only a few st‘eps' from Wall street.
111m KELLIIBB
FINE
[enter and Findings.
REPAIRINGA SPECIALTY 1f
i OUR NEW BABY
HAS BROUGHT US A FULL INVOICE 0F
GROLBRIES
Teas, Coffees, Crackers,
‘_ Olives, do" _
-'AND WE WILL SELL THEM AT
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Nmkersnn &" BeIIs.
SUMM ER
ata GREAT REDUC ION Our prices are
—"—A Full Line of-——
WGOodsC
Constantly on hand.
1'
COHBINGS M11111 Ur.
C O B. S E“ '1’ S .
Agency for M cthadanie Griswold Corset
We also keep the Warner" corset—C. B. A.. La
Sprite, Majestic and others. '
"HZ arr. ~11: r). .1. .. -
. 3 f -' ' .
00.611111114th To fishduan THE
BEST BARGAINS.__
NCoC TROUBLE fro snow GOODS.
8108 ST. JOHN
33 MAIN STREET 001111.11
.....
Building Bank
1101011210 03001, $100 000, 000
The Most Successful National
' The; one that [has the Wealthiest slid
' HON. mums w. HYATT.
»' may}; w. FARNHAM.
‘ President Fairfisld County National Bank:
' , late Tress. of the United States.
HON N..JOHNH LEE, ex-Mayor of Norwalk._ -5, ~,;
1 President Exceismfr
00 Operatlve
ORGANIZED UNDEIIlq THEY Laws or run Burn
. on NEW Y.onx '
Building and loan Assoelatioi.’
Most Influential Board of Directors.
Desires 001111011 .1 031 00001011
TO ASSIST IN _.--
Establishing Branches in
the Eastern States. _
For particulars address statin'i‘z experience, '
film 00- -0p'_elativa Building Bank,
World 38.115153, New York.
Preslden.
Late Treasurer of the United States.
TIMOTHY L. WOODRUFF. Vice-President.
MINOT C. KELLOGG, 2d Vice-President.
HON. JOHN H. LEE. . 3d Vice-President.
CHARLES .L. HEINS, -, . - Treasurer.
'HENRY. CAREY. - -' "‘-’
Asst. Secretary
Taker. 51011411144111). I vms. BOARDMAN 6: Pour.
Attorneys and Counsellors. '
. nuros‘rroni' . .
MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK. NCEW YORK.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
HON. JAMES w. HYATT. Norwalk. Conn
Con
CnOL. ngilNRY CAREY, Civil En ineer N. Y.
J 0ND KIM Y.Di‘rect0r o The arm-
ers’ Feed (50., eNewE York City, Chairman Fi-
WHERE Comitt
BERT 13;]C30ARDMAN, of Trac.
Mind. Ivins, oaydmap A; Platt,
HON. E. P. DOYLE, Secretasy of the Fish '
missio N.
GWM.T HKNYSE, Sof Wm. DsNYScMI Sons,
Sotoam'P Tower COW Nhihy d_
”1
WED? Clara-E} WEE,
McFaro
ttorneys.
rthAMCS ditqngfiF
0 re s uBracers,
MICNOT KELEO GO. 0 Patterson 151011,}
Hardware 2"1K’a-rkR ow. N.
HARLES L. HEINS, Secretary and Tress.
urcr ofI Excelsior Steam Power Co.
UCI H.B GLOYW. of Biglow 55 Main,
Music Publishers
EORG
BUKITON, of Buxton. Heins a
.Oils 51c" Ne
on k.
MHo'i' HY L. WOODRUFF, President of
the giNalténo2Manufacturin§ 00., New York.
'Secrc't‘ary. '
Ex-Gov. of Conn...
President yMerchants’ Exchange National
Bank NewY ork.
IS MCDONALD, of Willis McDonald;
(15' CEOO NiAinteys 8%. $0,11de Street, New York. 1
DM art-1E statc.é$rooklyn,-,
N. LYE" ODirector Kings CountyT Trust 5 '
tor Brooklyn Real EstateE Exchang e.
GEORGE SH. BRUSH, Brooklyng Contractor.
EC. Bridgeport, Conn...
Wigwam
Rudd mdiztb‘ gm 111$?“ 11 a. D :8me arr 3
County Savings 13 ' 1151 if FAQS”?
E Ward Street
OFFERS SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN ALL STYLES 0!
SUMMER FABRICS
ACT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
3 1;: YOU WILL MAKE A MISTAKE IF YOU DO NOT CALL
AND EXAMINE THIS STOCK.
—Don’t forget that we can show you the Best Line of -—
LADIES’ -'-. SHIRT —: - WAISTS
__._._ 1N NORWALK
Edward. Street,
No, 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk’; '
ros
HAT is just where our Suits are—
' above criticism. We can speak
3 of them with all the greator cog-_-
: fidence, becaus’h every one of them has
. had our personal inspection. Compar-
isons are‘ said tofbe 01110118, and odious
enough asa rule they are, but these
"shits have such a made-to-order appear-
once that they will show off to advan-
tagc, no scatter what you cqmmra
them with. You must be hard to
please if they do not command you:
I " instantaneous approval, for the more
59m??? {5; fastidious you are, the more readily
_ you will appreciate their excellencies.
AV’IQ 611119151“ " It is simply a case of first-class material
and first-class workmanship at a thipd-class prigg.
FOR THE BALANCE OF THE SEASON CWE WILL SELL OUR
Blazers, Best Quality, at $1. 50.
0011151300]: 31:03.,
Masonic Building, 14 So Main Street,
NORWALK. £1.50 NORWALK.
5.. —.
u
BTICI
The stew Dry. Goods Store.
‘ale
11'
_CC'.
{m BUILDING
.~-~.n.
In order to make man for our new Fall Stock we will commence on Saturday, August C’lst',’ a
of all Summer 0003
Every department will be represented, and geodswill- be MARKED AT PRICES THAT -WILL
BLACK SILK GRENADINES,
COLORED Danes coo D851:
..WQOL CHALL LIES.
nanins' OUTING suns
Hosiery -:
LADIES’ LISLE THREAD'TH
nos Eff
FANCY STRIPE COTTON HOSE
_ GAUZE vnsrs, ,.
JERSEY vasrs;~ 5'
Bars SHIRT WAISTS
LADIES
_CCCCOTCH GIN GHAMS
. - BEBSIAN CREPE 0139']?ku -. -
@These goods are all fresh and new and
'l
DRESS
N0. 2 Gazette Building
INSUBE THEIR SALE.
@QQDS.
.1344 ., «BLACK 81111; 51.401: NETS,
' PLAID AND STRIPE DRE’ss Goons
PABAS Ls .AND. SUN UMBRELLAS
ffN FLANNEL, SATEEN, INGRAM AND CREPE CLOTH,
‘1 ...»...........
CCAL ZERS AND SHIRT WAISTS.
and. Underwear
MEN’S FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS, '
“ FANCY COTTON HALF HOSE,
1' -BALBRIGGAN UNDEIEVVEAR
" GAUZE UNDERWEA
BOY S’ FANCY FLANNECL SHIRTS,
SEE AND FABRIC GLOVES AND MIC—TTS.
.,‘<_-,
ASH Goons
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS.
' .'t’."' GU TING FIfAN
4.91.0: osc to sell them Without regard to their 'cgst g
or former' se ling price. ‘ ; .
PINE APPLE missus '
Nan
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