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h,s late residence thence to a, fMricxt Roman
Catholic Cbnrch, where a sciemn high mass Of 70.
QUEEN will he offered for the rcrnso Of ss'n
MONAMAN.-on sunday. May ~. al south Nor
walk. Mrs Morahan.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MctrIIOUGp. May "a. At his residence as7
West Thirtynluth st. Frank VI Mccullough
Funeral on Monday at = r. ~ Friends are respect
fully invited to n,e-mcnt In Calvary Cemetery!
NELsON.-on May ~. NJ hcr Mc resi'enc", '"'
Manhattan av.. Greenpont Mrs. Eiihhpeth Seech.
beloved wife OF Myron =. Nelson. aged ~ years.
Funeral at o'clock to-day from late residence.
O'1.OuGHLlN.-on Saturday. aaS IN al hartford.
Conn. Caharne % Loughiin, aged IS years
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, Coiiinsvile. Conn, on Monday f"re'
noon NJ p O'clock.
PERKINS.-on saturday, MAY 70, At Hartford,
Conn. Daniel Perkins. aged 81 years
Notice Of funo raj hereafter.
ROBERTSON sunday. MAY 90. at Rridrenor.
Conn, Thcc Roberts. aged - years.
RIOS ROCK ON sunday. May ~ At East Hart
ford. Conn. Maria Rosbrook, AGED - years.
Friends are invited to attend the funcra, from her
late residence on Tuesday afternoon at 80 clock
sHEAHAN.-on sunday May -, ~ Bridgeport.
Conn. Catharnc shenhan.
Friends arc invited to attend the fnera, from, her
late residence. 137 NssaeN nv. on Wednesday
forenoon at $50 O'Clock. and from ST. Augustnc's
Church OF q O'Clock.
SrANSBURY.-OnM May 20 1892 at Newark, NJ.
tho Rev. John y StRnsbury, aged ca years.
Relatives and friends inv al to tend tho funeral
from his late residence. 81. I.on,hardy at IN Tue<
day forenoon and from Grace church, corner Bread
md Walnn sis.. ~ 10 20 O'Clock
STON E.--on Friday May ~. 1892. ~ Bridge port
Conn. Frank Mcclure stour aged - years Z
months and - days.
Frtcnd. are invited attend tho tanern, FROM his
late residence 100 LAFAYETTE AZ, on Monday May
90 New York papers please copy.
wHAnEN.-On Friday. May -. 1917. ~ Ens' lInrt.
ford. John Wha,en, aged "a years
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7Wo DREADFUL NUMBERS.
Their Story Z. that the Skipper Owes Thsn
Money that He Won't Pay.

Capt f. NJ. Thompson OF the three.maste
schooner Nellie Temper. bound from Lynn.
Mass. to Port Johnson, N. j.. set his flag union
down as he passed the Battery on Saturday
afternoon. The police boat Patrol started out
in pursuit. There was q stiff breeze and tho
Patrol caught the schooner only as she was
turning into the XIII Won Kull. Officers Sulli-
van. Kemp. and O'Connor went on board and
asked Capt. Thompson what the matter was.
The Captain explained that he had two mutt
ncers on board. and he led the way to the fore
castle. whore he pointed out two burly alicns.
and ordered the officers to arrest them. The
mon made no rcsistance. and were led peace
ably aboard the Patrol, whore they were put In
irons Can't. Thompson cast anchor. and ne
companied the police boat to this city. where
he made n formal charge of mutiny against tho
prisoners He tells the following story:
The Nellie Temper left Lynn on Sunday
morning last with II miscellaneous cargo and
a crew OF seven men. including Capt. Thomp-
son. Mate Paul Pitts. steward. and four sail
ors. Among the latter were Oscar X. Hanson.
z Norwegian. and Charles a. C. ,Sendstrom. u
stratford. Hanson and sendstrom refused to
sookns danssr and . hreatened to use t. ThS
Captain aftorward snatchcd the dagger from
hs saors belt Wns the a,sF was to H%sthTg
that the other two sailors had joined Hanson
and Sendstrom and were Erumbling. Antici-
putting trouble Capt, Thompson. loaded a
belt. went on dock and ordered all hands for
ward. Tho men came up grumbling. but
shut ur when they saw tho pistols, The Cap
thin promised TO overlook their conduct II they
would go back to work. Hanson and Send
stron refused to work. but the other two men
gave in.
Mate Pitts SAYS that about 1 o'clock Satur-
day morning no overheard tho two mutinoers
tt,tl,
oJ Captain Thomrson's room with u revolver
in his hand. On two occasions he chased
Hanson and Scndstrom away from the cabin
Both men deny the Captain charges against
them They say that their food was, bad and
that Capt. Thompson owes them back money
which he won't pay. They were hold at the
Tombs Yesterday to await n hearing before
Commissioner Shields.
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WRONGS or SOUTHERN NEGROES.
All the Colored Preachers In the Country
Preached About Ticm Yesterday.

Preached About Ticm Yesterday.
At the conventions OF colored BAPTIST
ministers held recently at Washington and
Philadelphia resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against tho lynchinG. shooting. and
burning OF negroes in the South. All the
colored ministers in the country held meet
ings yesterday to preach about tho wrongs OF
their race.
Bishop Walters OF the colored Methodist
church Mt West Tenth ard Bleecker streets
said THE question is whether the negro or
want is t.. be considered equal With other
strife and nphenval in the land"
Bishop Hopkins, e the First African Union;
negro commits crime he shor d. h aye, iais
not e lynchoi before he i: proven guilty
tist Church. 16l West Fitty-third street. pre-.
di"ed Gods vengeance on ting white people OF
the South II tho abuses nra not rrmedieu
Next Tuesday will be observed as u day Of
fasting and ptaycv by tho colorcd people
throughout the country in order to arouse
bubble sympathy.
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NORWICH May 20.-THE Sun recently printed
story about BENJAMIN Winchester. an inmate
OF the New Britain poorhouse. saying that he
10 the only living son Of tho American Revolu-
ton. The statement has ELECTED letter from
NO. Chaffec Of Woodstock. who afllrms that
o!ution." Hosea II. Chaffee, 81 years old. who
also Is in a Connecticut almshouse. Mr.. Chal.
fee says:
j.. J." He. tllosea) has related to mo number of
times how. his grandfather being drafted into
f IaS Continental army, his father; then only a
WAS accepted servins during the rest .' Of The tie
war. He atterward. late in life. drew n ren-
sion. Mr., ChaNcn is in feeble health. hut with
sight and hearing well preserved. lie was
nI ie'r married, nor has he any near relatives
living to support him"
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IN AN EVIL HOUR
Scb,r Rented the Top Floor Of His House
uud Sow Wishes He Iladm't.

John Schilr rents n tenement house at 2lS
East l25th street and subjects 1t to various
would be- the most contentcd man In IIar-
lem If no had not. u an OWL hour. rented
tho ton floor to Mrs. Kate Mcdonald
On Friday night Mrs. Mcdonald. according
10 Schfr's story. was raising terrible hula
bnloo. and he started up stairs to see what II
stnirs Le called out to her to try and nmuse
herself in n less noisy fashion.
She came out Of her room armed with pot
Hnr aim was not inaccurate. and the scalding
coffee hlistcrcd half OF his scalp and flowed
On saturday night Mrs. Mcdonald was
drunk again. and schiff had her arrested by
Policeman Austin. She was held yesterday by
Justice Welde in $500 bail fort rial.
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Emma Fields. 4 years old. was leaning out
Of the window OF her parents apartments 20
River street. Hoboken after dinner yesterday
afternoon when her mother called out to her
III II 'ono If alarm to come away from inc
window or she would fall out. The child was
iIiGhiencd. lost her balance. and fell out she
Slrnck on u canvas awning three stories pe-
stopped: Two mon passing on the other side
{" o" ',H street who hal seen her fan FASTENED
awning and carried the little. one in. DIR:
Strhdman was called. and found that one OF
her rms WaS broken and sho was severely
she will recover
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14-YEAR-OLD JOHN MGREGOR.
Accused OF Taking hoard ut Houses and
Then Kobblmg Them,

Fourteen year old John McGreGor ran away
from his home in Toronto two months ago.
Ho turned up in Brooklyn on May 49, when he
engaged board ut benjamin. Roess boarding
house and restaurant. PIG Fifth avenue. Mr..
Roes says the lad told him that he eXpectod n
remittance from his family in a few Days. The
next day Mr.. Koes's son missed his 81 As gold
watch Young McGregor disappeared that
day.
On May p he went to board with Mrs. Van
Buren, at 1875 Sixth avenue. Three days later
Dean. one of the boarders. and stole $3.50
worth Of jewelry. Detectives Reynolds and
Graham arrested young McGreRor on satur-
Mrs. Dean was in his possession.
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Ac.Or Curtis Buys q Vineyard,

S.N Francisco. May 2a.-Actor NJ. Il. Curtis.
who Is out on heavy hail pending his second trial
for tina murder OF Policeman Grant. has sold his
peraltN Hall property. across tho bay from San
Francisco. for $4,000. This property in
cudcs the fine hotel which Prof. Homer b.
Sprague uses for II girls seminary. 1t is rc-
tho Fairview Vineyard near that place. Its
rnisin vineyard contains 100 acres. and tho
vines are three years old. This year they will
place viii be large. Curtis. it is said. will
live on his ranch.
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FELL FROM EAGLE ROCK,
Little Fred nelnrcy RESCUED ms He Hung
from a slump 60 Feet Below.

Seven year old Fred Delaney Of 543 Market
street. Newark. mot with an accident on Eagle
Rock. West Orange. yesterday afternoon.
While walking on top Of tho rock with his
mother and sister he made misstep and
went head first over the ledge. The screams
of the women attracted other visitors to- the
rock. and the child was soon suspended from
the branch OF a tree STUMP between two large
rocks sixty fret below. Tho mother tainted Mt
rock on a side path and got the child. .Ho was
carried to the summit OF the rock and subse.
quently sent to the Orange Memorial! Hospital
both arms broken. He cannot live it is sud.
as he has internal injuries.
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Allowed to I.nnd Under Contract to Marry
Earmers Of the SorthMsat.

Twenty-Five robust rcd-cheeked naxen-
haired Swedish and Norwegian girls were
among the SSS immigrants who landed at Ellis
Island yesterday from tho steamship Norge.
They b!ushingly confessed that they had come
here under contract to max twenty five young
men of their own nationality happy. Col.
Weber said the Contract Labor law was not
arplica BILE to this sort Of contract. and the ex-
pectnnt maidens went on their way. which Will
take them to little farms out in Minnesota and
Wisconsin titled by their lovers.
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1irilrMds and 3nserest.
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This BeGgar Was Beiiigerent.

Christian Lchr is q cripple who tegs for a
living. and when refused charity curses those
who refuse him. On Saturday Policeman
Dorm OF tho Fifth street station found him
cause she had refused to givo him money.
When Dorm attempted to arrest him the Grip
p,e showed fight. and with such good effect
Justice Taintor sent him to tho Island when
he was. arraigned in the Essex Market Court
yogtprluy,
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ERIE May .a.-Charles II. Lawrence who
has been engaged in the jewelry business here
for n few weeks under tho name Of Charles II.
Ingersoll. was arrested Yesterday by the Sheriff
Of Iockport and taken back to stand trinl for
stealing part of n street car line, in that city:
A year ago Lawrence came from tho East. and
Company = limos. and while changing 1t from
n horse power to electric motor is charged
and appropriated the money. He was indicted
for grand larceny. but managed to get away
before trial
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That yellow bulldog that Sllverman found in
hiscelar when he bought the restaurant at 240
Bowery was officially condemned to death
yesterday Justice Taintor signed tho death
warrant in the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday and 1t will be executed early this
morning. There Is now no chance Of q re-
pfiere.
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THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFI
INSURANCE co.

INSURANCE co.
Commenced business In 1s48.
1t has paid In dividends to Its
policy holders. $40. ,942 oG
Percentage OF dividend paid to
premiums received In 1891. ,25.7s per cent.
Surplus by its own standard. 6.o59,lb5 81
(By the highest legal standard, over half
a million dollars more.)
Expenses OF management only $3.50 per
cent. OF income for past 46 years.
Send for rates to
PHILIP S, MILLER. General Agent
For New York city and New Jersey.
Wall ST.. New York.
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Gave Her n Co nuu on Her birthday.

BEIoIT. May 2o,-Mrs A. J. Cowlcs aged 81
years died yesterday. She had been married.
TO Deacon Cowles, who survives her nearly
sixty eight years. On the occasion OF her last
with comm which he had made with his own
hands, and In which she will ba buried.
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A 100000 Fire In san Francisco.

BAN FRANCISCO. May 20.-A fire this morning
destroyed the Fulton iron works. Hammond
car shops. Greenburg's brass works, and the
e MIsnnmhnSMItan Food Companys buildings. Loss
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Special 3(cttrrs.

A.-GREAT OFFER nv ROEBlt'R. TNE
weather strip man; he now offers his new tpr.nvaids
Siding window Screens at 2c. square foot To vet ~
cost take the number OF square feet In one half Of enc
window. These screens are cabinet hntsh. with twornMS
of rarnish, made in ash onk. cherry mahogany orhnv
other wood to match m, trim. Other Screens made fnr
10 to Zoe font Th!Rncw Screen by the aid of sio
srrinea retains rs position =! TOP or ttt"T q 'a.n
il yenrs. Telephone call. tortlnndt I'D. Illustrated
catalogue mi Allied free to hny address
TIE NEW YORK PERA'rIVE rLAS:
TERERS viii take notice that the operators %
Pittsburgh strike aud notified ~ make them
selves spicuous by their absence in lttsmrvh dur
ing the Pittsburgh strike Any New York operator
working in Pittsburgh, during the strk- viii ,e tnod
TlthS q NELL. Sec.
BROWNS .ANPWOR <TED SAPONA.
CEnlS DENTIfR1CE is the hest ton'h nn"her IN a."
world FOR preserving the teeth. "REfEESHISt AND
DELICIOUS" Twenty I'VE cents hotii.,
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Arrived-SuSpAY. May 70.

Arrived--SrSpAY.M May 20.
SIS La Campine. Smit, Antwerp.
SIS La Champagne, Boyer liarre.
ss MHrtetO. Rca Hull
IS Trinidad. Frazer bermuda.
SIS Adirondack, SAMSON. Port au Prince.
Ss Lesseps Rodscth. shields.
SIS POlariH. Busch Stettin.
S. Royal Prince. Anderson. CArdenAa.
IS Algonquin. Mckee. Charleston.
IS Kansas City, Finher. Savannah,
SIS city or Columbia. stevens. Norfolk.
IS WynnOke. BoaZ. Norfolk.
IS Richmond. Jenney. West Point Va.
lfor later arrivals see First PAgeI
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DIED.

BAILEY..-On Saturday. May 20. at Hartford Conn.,.
Charles Bailey. aged CO years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence on Monday afternoon att O'Clock.
DOSWELI.-on Friday. May ~. 1892 ut Hartford.
Conn.,. Miss Sarah ". boswell. nVed ~ years
Friends are invited TO attend the funeral from her
late residence, Monday afternoon a.-% O'Clock.
Intermsnt at Norwich. Conn.
BVKROUGIIs.-on May ~. 1892. at compton
Plains. y. j., Mary Burroughs.
Relatives and friends invited ntt.ni the funeral
from the ron,rton Plains Church on Monday fore.
noon. May 10. at II O'Clock. Interment at Madi.
son, n
DIX.--Dn sunday. May ~, Joseph T. Dix, In the l8th
year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the fnncra! services at his
late residence, PA West 18th ST.. on Tuesday even
ing nj 4 O'Clock. Interment at Tallmnns. Rockland
cOunfy, NY.
DRUsEGOOLD.-OnM May 81. 1892 at Newark y.
j.. Catherine. widow Of tho late Mark Drumgoold
aged 10 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, ~ Jefferson ST.. OH Monday. May 80
a;SA. NJ, and from st .,snes's R. Z. Church at 4
AN. Intcrment at the Cemetery OF the Holy SEP
ucir,.
FEELI.-on Saturday. May 2s, at High Ridge.
stamford Conn. Elizabeth A, reely. aged ~ years
and months
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, High Ridge. Conn on Tuesday after
noon At O'Clock. Interment a: Woodland. Conn.
GOLDING.-On May 81. 1892. at Jersey city. N j..
John Goldng, aged 81 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. <A7 Henderson ST.. On Monday fore
noon at o'clock.
GOUGH.-on Nay 10 lss. at jersey City NJ.
Isabella Cough. aged 40 years
friends are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence 6l9 Grove st. on Monday forenoon
at O'Clock.
KIEULE.-on Friday. May ~. Henry r. Kieule son
Of Alfred C. and Elisabeth Kicu!e, aged ~ years
Friends are invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence ol8 East 1bsth st. On Monday May
30, at / O'Clock.
KILFOYLE.-on sunday May 60 Mary Asnus Kill
foyle. aged - years
Funeral from 81 Hicks st. Brooklyn. on Tuesday at
o'clock r.. NJ.
LEARY.-on May 81. 1892. ~ Jersey CITY Mary
Ieary. aged 81 years
friends arc invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. lao Mercer st. on Monday forenoon.
May 30. at u o clock.
AOOKE.-On Sunday. May 20. at tho residence of
his son Peter =, Moore 900 johnson nv, Jersey City,
P.ter Moore. formerly Of New York city.
Funeral oil Tuesday. May 81. at9 o'clock A. ~. from
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAc-rHs
Sun rises 80 Sun sets. 20 Moen sets. II 81
wATYR-THs
Sandy Hook 10 so Gov. Island II Hell Gate. 90
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3lrW 1,mblirntiums.

A RISTOTIES Marriage Guide and Book nf Nature: H.
IA Illustrated: prepaid, 81. RLAtk& co. l47 nth nv.
&c EAII. the Forsnkrn,' chr sionhcr Tadpne."
IL Bryan OHM" " Davenport Dunn" .'lloir
and Man. PRATT. l5o 9th av.
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Glertinus aud atleetilsgs.

OFFICE OF THE BROADWAY 7TH Az. R. r. 90
NEW YSRk. May 10, 1892.
The animal meeting Of the stockhoidsrs OF this com
day June i8 1892 At ~ O'clock noon FOR the elect Ion
OF directors and inspectors OF election. and for the
transaction OF such other business as may br
before the meeting TIiOMAsF RYAN surrctars
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MEws DEPARTMENT.

pairs Extra Fine Ribbed Barbriexan Drawers.
regular made. spliced seass. Size So Reduced from
u. 80 to s5c. pair
pxirs Bslbrieyan pnwera siss 40 Reduced
from so to pc. pair.
Fine Lise Shirts. Sizes 10. 40 and 49, Reduced
from 81. IS to 81.
2pairs Extra Fine Six Thread Pure snk Drawera
Size 81. Reduced from % to % pair.
Custom Made cheviot Shirt. neat stripe; two col
lars and pairs cufs- sizs ld Reduced from - &c
s1.50
Fancy Bordersd Silk H.ndkerchiefs. Reduced
from SOC. to PIC.
pairs Fancy Striped Hall Hose. English make
Sizes 8. 90 and 10 Reduced from 37Sc 10 lSc. pair
3pars for Soc
Fancy Vests. soiled. Size 20 Reduced from
e. IS to 81.
1 pair White Flannel Pants Size 2sx3o. Reducsd
from g. 80 to 81. So
Gray Striped Flannel Coat. soiled Size a. Re-
duced from g. 70 to g.
1two-piece. Atwood Bathing Suit. slightly dam
aged Reduced from a. so TO e.
Light Striped Flannel Coat. soiled and damaged.
Size 40. Reduced from s6 40 TO o.. SO.
pair Bath Slippers soiled. Reduced from o. %
10 T5c.
~ ASs noor Isl Annexl.
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II &!.l!sIssI
ssss ~ a Ea1k S0S III w
sEs Fl / II SSos III T..

There Il . big clearins-up sale Of
Ladies' Waists and Wrappers roine
on here this week. and you eaaaoe
aford TO SKIP q. We are winding up
all the odds and ends In these
lines at considerably less than regu-
lar prices.
One miscellaneous lot Of Ladies'
Waists In Black and White Striped
Lawn Percsle. Batiste. and . line
Of Electric Blue Polka Dot Waists.
Also various odd sixes' Of q num-
Ter Of different styles, which were
75c.. CSC. and q. Is. will 70 on sale
tomorrow at 49c. each.
Ladies' White India Linen watsts
with hemstitched embroidery in
sorting in collar and cuffs. Cut from
u to 7Jc.
Lsdies' White Polka Dot Lawn
Waists. plated back and 'front.'.
ruffie around the collar. Cut from
q. % to CSC.
Don't overlook the line Of Extra
Fine White India Linen Waists. in
various attractive styles. at Ell 25,
el.4S. $1.96. 81 4S and ~. 9S.
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RrMxAsrs Toxonnow. Fmp.r.
MoxKY-SAvne D.y

Eson WEEKS business must take of ITSELF there
iore' not only all sAorf ieaotAs." but odd and e.
~e"e sf'es" broken iots." end Of ines" sosIsd.
~"ssed or defaeed goods Of errv character are se,
apart Tor Friday. when they sold REGARDLESS Of
value These sales are mutually beneficial IN dollar.
ana eenfs re lose. but we accomplish our end
and are satisfied The benefit You derive 10 In prypor
ZION to the extent Of your needs-ss go perhaps
Just the article you want for about onehAh IL. worth
Notice particularly rerorts from CLOAK and SUIT
ooIoprn MEMS MEMS. GOODS and BLACK and
TO what you see here but ask at any counter. you'
surely find something useful
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Misses, DEPARTMENT.

4White Lawn Dresses. waists handsomely embroid-
ered full skirts. deep hens. sash back. Sizes g. 8
and 10 years. Reduced from O.. 20 to 81 90
Fine Blue and White Checked Dimisy Dress.
trimmed with embroidery. Size @ years. Reduced
from 81 20 to So
Fine Embroidered Persian Lawn Dress-with rib
bon trimmings Size IA years. Reduced from ETA. SO
to IS.
Atwood Novelty Cloth Russian Blouse Waists.
tan and navy blue. Sizes IA. l6 and 1s years Re-
duced to e..
1checked Cloth Refer. notched collar bias pockets
bone buttons Size 10 years. Reduced from a to
$3.50
Atwood Navy Blue Flannel Blouses. with silk
cord lacings Sizes 10. II and IA years. Reduced
from So to 81.
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CHILDREN's HANDKRRcHrFs
"a kanxfactsre~'s S<oonds,.
Direct from Belfast.
Zee this mornings Post for desatla