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um
rumpus-stomping»,
‘Wbymflanlt.
fishghterJohnGJsrryisunicedisg
muss! slate at Holmes it Ksslsr's
—Smoke raw. Btniitht Tips-
Butleriodgs, No. W, I. 0. O. F., will
nhearss the second and third degrees
to-niglit. ’
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
moved into their new office at the depot
in this. city today.
-—-Fresh milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp's old stand.
A party of young ladies from this city
enjoyed It wegonette ride to Roton Point
last evening.
The people of Booth Norwalk congratw
nlats Commodore Burritt on the successo
fol walkover that his "Rival” had with
write the “Kinks.”
winds, followed ”fish:
armature. In the Iiiddle States
::fllbwlogiaod partly cloudy to fair
, , wermsrand more hound weath-
" ed by rain on the
J" to fresh southwesterly
winds, followed by
.2 .“ .fi’ufi
.1 litmus erl
”WWW”?
mot absolute humidity, followed
inthe watern partsof this sec»
n:I‘end on Thursday fair to partly
clas'dy, dightly warmer and more sultry
gm” probably I ll ed
M thunder storms' to thin much? ow
mm atmaaaerer toner-row.
finalBun ssblfligh tide low tide
41115 7.12 9 12 3.01
i The N. P. club held its regular meet-
hg hat "suing.
”A etteloedofNorwalkladsaod
le'aeis picniced at Compo Beach yester-
‘ (lumpnny F will resume weekly drills
“it herring, preparatory to going into
map at N'antic.
1-inch Lender’s Straight Tips.
“the King’s Daughters of the South
Nos-walk sl church are pre—
posing for a fair to be given in October.
‘ A joint meetiugot the Board of School
Mrs and Selectmen will he held this
cvaing to make appropriations for de-
ficieucics.
withl
' Norfolk, according to the thermometer,
was the coolest place in the state during
three-it hot spell. The temperature
rarely reached 7______0.
~ ~Nswlnhy carriages, $5 and upwards,
at Pcdmors’ s.
m eteamer‘ Irene I). Conner” will
accompa‘nytheCedarPoint Yacht Iclub
to-Inorrow, leaving the steam-
‘ “dock at 10:30.
died yesterday at her
ytou. Thsfnoeral willbe
1,. morning, and there
‘ will be taken to Bridgeport for
Want.
t Bonnel, of the Nor-
w'elkand Booth Norwulk Electric Light
colitpany, is wiring the Fair Grounds for
actriclights to be used at the iron
“Half picnic on August 2.
JiéDou‘t forget the moonlight excur-
“ to Shippers Point, Wednesday even-
trig, July 80th, by steamer “Medea,”
under-the of Pioneer Castle.
NQJ.A.0. K. of 1!. 0. Tickets 60
nab. Inavsstenruhcatdock at 8.
’Aplfmant surprise party was given
In. Annie Davie Inst evening at her
hemevon Fair street, borough. A large
ulabsrof has frisudswere present, and
the fativitia continued until a late hour.
People returning from the seashore
aythnttlie abesnceof mosquitoes this
summipartimlsriy noticeable. Nev-
diatsu yarahavethesummer resorts
haumfreefromthsse summerpests as
atpressut.
WWW reception that the pro
Fun-alkali. I’oint arstoglve the
”softball" York Yacht fleeing
Awsiatiou this evening. The steamer
I” willlenvethis city at 7:45 and
fallout flap. to.
M the machinery men, is at
Nathhld, Conn" giving plans for plac-
inga m Turbine wheel and other Ina-
chhnsy he has furnished.
usual weekly meeting of the
’s Chrbiau Temperance Union
ISO.“
“hi. good-attendance of members.
' . llllnrlam 0.8bea and Lieut.
Edna ofthe New York fire
Wvflad thecity lire houses
m with Chief licGowsn last
7 j ;'lheywsrs wallpleassd with
'. that the firemen take in
Mona and the neat appearance
tla‘tlhnrprsaantsd.
’ at 8 p. m., the steamer
‘ willlsevetlie steamboat dock
t excursion to Shipper:
under the auspices of Pioneer
No.1,.t.o. K. of“ C. Fare
Mrs. guardisossnd others yield-
”3“ funds, find dlflieulty in procur-
metlvs snd at the same time
“fwd av. Savings banks give
investments for these pwaoua.
resistant-s of securities, however,
“In lat montage debentures of the
“has Benkinompauywhicb by
assurances-asses»
.lsalsgaliavemmantfortrustfonds.
the” sets of
“murmur-ate
OilioerJ. H. Gormisy is taking a two
days’ vacation, visiting friends in Middle-
town. During his absence extra Police-
mauaT. J. Burns will do day duty.
Two extra trains, one of twelve cars
and the other of nine cars, came down
the Honsatooic road from Danbury this
Manning unwise Bumsne-Bechsrl‘e e’x.’
JWW‘"!"M' "'2
(3,, W W‘fr‘t i If -"-.
e steamer “Medea" for Ship—
pan Point, Wednesday evening. July 30,
at 8 o’clock, and enjoy the moonlight
excursion given by Pioneer Castle, No.
1, A. O. K. of M. C. Fare only 50cents.
The directors and stockholders of the
Norwalk and South Norwalk Electric
Light company will hold a meeting on
August 1, to perfect arrangements for
increasing the plant.
it»?!
'7’.
Hope floss company will hold especial
meeting this evening for the purpose of
deciding whether toacccpt the invitation
to participate in the firemen’s parade st
Portchester on August 16.
A Sunday school from Georgetown
will visit Baton Point to-morrow. The
hledea will transport the school from
Wilson Point to the grove. She will not
leave on her regular trip from this city,
until 11 oclock.
The probabilities are that the members’
races at the August meeting of theDriv-
iug Amociatioo will be very interesting.
Owners of local horses are generally dis-
posed to enter them.
Professor Wilson, of hliddletown,
formerly of Yale college, has leased the
Kimmey place on hiapls street and will
open a classical school for boys and
young men about the middle of Septem-
her.
The civil suit of Wendiiog vs. Klack~
ner was brought before Justice D. P.
Morreii in A. E. Austin’s otllce this
morning with J. J. Walsh as attorney
for Klackner and A. E. Austin as attor-
ney for Weudling. The case was ad-
journed until July 31, on account of the
sickness of Wendliog'e wife.
-—-A fine time is assured on Pioneer
Csstle’s moonlight excursion to Shippau
Point Wednesday evening, July 30th.
Steamer “Medea” will leave the steam-
boat dock at 8 o‘clock. Fare only 50
cents.
Rev. Afr. Dunning, of South Norwalk,
preached a very interesting sermon yes-
terday morning in the North Church.
His subject was the "Mysteries of God."
At the close of the service many of the
prominmt members of the church took
him kindly by the hand and thanked
him for his able and practical discourse.
—Bridgeport Standard.
Ines “tools Nil—hlAlts.
Burglurs Bauseck Several Stations Along
the Hounatoule.
Sanford’s was not the only station on
the line of the Boosstooic road visited
by burglars Sunday night. When Agent
Corcornu, of Brenchville, arrived at the
station yesterday morning he found that
the front door had been forced open dur-
ing the night, and an inventory of his
goods and chattels showed that a revolv-
er aud a small amount of cash had disap-
peared from the ticket oiilce. At George-
town, elso, it was evident that there had
been visitors around during the night,
but they got little or nothing of value.
A. C. Bradley, the agent at Brookiield
Junction, and his wife went away from
home for a short time Sunday afternoon.
When they returned they found that the
back door had been forced open with e
jimm and .thnt the house had a ran-
sac g. They could discover nothing
save a bag of rare coins, the In-
Value of Which on tireirty'hilvs
dollars.
Wisdom er ti: Wits.
A tramp is the debris of civilization—-
New York Journal.
The deal man has “hay?" fever all the
year round—Washington Star.
lost men will follow null, if it is tailor.
made and on a pretty girl.-——llurlinglon
Free Press.
There is nobody or nothing in than
world that is so often crossed in love as
the front doormat.-Biughemtcn Matter.
What this country needs now is acorn-
binetion fen thatcen beuasd ouedey to
cool one’s fevered brow and the neat to
shovel off the snow.~Yonkers States-
man.
Chicago has a musical prodigy who
plays the piano wbIlc asleep. That's an
improvement, certainly, on the one who
plays when other people wants to sleep.”
--'Youkers Statesman.
Girls who go to summer resorts do
not lookeelfthaywersprsanedfcr
time. Yet they Ire—pressed for a fewI
months snip—Yonkers Statesman.
Ire—“Jack, how am I to know that
you are telling the truth when you ”aw-un-
yen lovemat its (osmium—“Why, slim
thstsst ofthagirlbalisve mel"--liostca-
u.
The worker gradinglast avenoaia
.l
emu—...“... W..............-.._.,
Hair ““111le “All; ,.
W
lattice Worthy of [nation that be Not
flappe- lvnry Day.
whicrideo Unlversnltsts are to build n
I“
John Whalen has been appointed re»
ceivsr for the Yost Writing hfachlne
company of Bridgeport. This is a vic-
tory for the Loonshury faction.
Peter Burgess, who was injured at the
works of the (i. II. R. Shoe company in
Neugetuok, and whose arm was ampu-
wns sixty-eight years.
George F. Smith, a farm hand, died in
Waterbury yesterday. His death was
the result of no accideutwhich occurred
lart Tuesday. He was driving an ox
cart whe he slipped and fell under the
wheels. '
By paying $800 to Miss Ida Burrows,
William Ray Heath, jr., of Wesleyan
college, recently a preacher in Rocky
merit in Middletown.
for Kansas City.
The new tax law passed by the legisla-
tore, ImposIug a tax of 5 per cent. on
collateral inheritance, has yielded to the
state treasury a revenue of $14,600.42
during a little less than a year since it
became operative.
Henry Eddy, the Danbury men who
nearly murdered.two‘mtlui"in’ ' thotuclty-T
lsst- svelte; and? astronomy“ escaped—51L
from hhlihflfll' sud-wandered attend,
He has started
North Haven for hours. jumped from a
window thirty-live feet from the ground
at Walnut lodge, an inebriate asylum at
Hartford, but escaped serious injury.
The annual convention of the Catholic
Total Abstinence union of America will
be held at Pittsburg August 0th, and will
continue for four days. Connecticut will
be represented by Attorney James P.
Bree of New Haven and James Donovan
of Middletowu, delegates at large;
Welter Fitzmaorice of New London and
James J. Sullivan of New Haven.
In speaking of the comIcg camp at
Niantic, Adjutant-General Embler Is re-
ported to have said that he would prefer
that it be given some permanent name
like that of Camp Ninetic, rather than
to follow out the custom of calling the
camp after the governor of the state one
year and the sdjutaot-gsnernl the fol-
lowing year.
A wealthy New York liquor dealer
named Usrtiond was found helpless and
probably dying on a highway thirty feet
under n railroad bridge or Sound Beach.
near Stamford, Sunday morning, seven
hours after he had fallen, on jumping oil'
a car which be supposed was at the
Sound Beach station, but which was
several rods away.
M. S. Creelmao, manager of the Man-
chester Beef company, is minus part of
leg. He was going from the station to
his house, and finding a freight train on
the track, jumped up between two cars
to go through. At that instant the train
started to back down the track. and Mr.
Creelman's foot and leg was caught be-
tween the bonters. The bones of the
ankle were crushed out of all shape and
forced up into the leg.
THE ELN TREE I'I'IST.
A Suggestion That May Prove of (trout
Value In Norwallt.
The elm tree beetle. which has been
working destruction In the states of
New York and New Jerscy,is working its
way towards this state, and any poison
that will destroy the pest should be
carefully taken note of. Various
suggestions for the cure of the trouble
have been tirade, among which is to
shower the trees ailected with “london
purple." Amixtore of Paris green in
water will also, it is said, destroy the
pests.
A professor at Yale College is quoted
as saying that most of the trees will
easily survive such damage as the beetle
can infict upon them this, the first seas-
on,and{thnt it is now too late to apply on
effectual remedy so far as this season is
concerned. lie objects especially to
scraping the trees'at this time, which he
says is liable to do far more harm than
good. The trouble must be dealt with
early next spring, and the method which
experience has shown to be at once the
most simple, inexpensive and eilicient is
topless around each tree trunk what
may be termed a pouitice, about ten or
a dozen inches wide, and consisting of
salt hay thoroughly saturated in a mix-
ture of fish oil and printers' ink (the
cost of the cheapest grades is about ten
cent“ pound). This band or “ poulticc"
iskept in place by a strap of muslin,
tacked around the bottom edge and left
sufficiently open at the top to niford op-
portunity for rev-stunting withthacom-
condition. ‘-'i'tits dhviee; it is sakl‘, crisis
an lmpasslble barrier to the beetle and
eiiectoally protectsthe tree from further
damage through their means.
——Wlfe: ~John, will you take me to
the theatre to-uight?" John. -“Not to-
night, Doxy. i went to read the paper
and see what the editor has got to say
about the economical Brussels acsp.
WANTED.
Advertise-ante under this notacsetungs
lmtuvmnmhimum
coumm omen Oil HUNGARIAN
girl for a small family. Appi
at he. 5 Well street. lore-1k. ms. t!
A'I‘ 'l'llllllltii A'l' soon (2. WILSON a
Go.‘ s.corner allele and Crossstrscte. lionth
Novwslk. ”m If
I' A‘YOOUNG OMAN (lllll. A SITUATION
a
"lg“ Waltboessn. 11.31. lgfiw
o
”It thllorwaik. meat
namvamrosoucrrunrseom
miasaeideadw sstehllshedcovs
:.fiyJ'o man alloeralcom
anpnidth FHA Thompson.
0.3a:
mm
amigos... “new“:
arisen. L‘snahowbrat
m Apply?) “alum“.MWH
AIM Ill) weapon“ 0%
stores-Hour mums 'uia. nus
tated a few days ago, is dead. Ilia age m3.
Hill, has secured release from imprisou- Com
fromgtimeto tires nemay be wealth
ed to kenpthehny in a'tnotst uhd stickyi
m-,..." -..-...... ‘_
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"Wm
minus—Liecfltmmawwu'
31$? tum-“wimfigg;
DIINlDTltATO lt‘dSALl—A nwruruo
Mfloumaudaboutiinaaofmm
ocewleds‘ by 8-:me inquire
008E BUILDING wrre AND! All]. AT
sermons arm on user
resus- unsouwY ensur- nonnawaslti,
la no.1- .Insur—
N‘GOLDIN
slot!
TWOchoiee hulldlng lotebwaod so fast frseI, on
West avenue. Apply W C. “Ills, or
TO LET.
Advertisementsonderthlsbad,“
Hoeaiumaaqntimenwc. cskflfli.
Plain AND LOWER msrfioort os'nousr 0N
endow street,£ou , rom August
is. For terms llll hire of
let. rasonab
a or West avenge, South orwalk,
1m ti
Ml
Dr. Benedict,
1, Oil!!! 01' Six ROOIS AND 000!) OUT-
hcildlngs, without: acre of or ten.
House of five rooms and oothnil age, with one
Icreor four. Houselu good order and newly
nted, located three minutes‘ wall from Five
lie River Depot. Address 150.com. Newsgum
Goon. ___ iiw
Rooms on usvrtosn srnefr "Mi out
at Voik [lat l'ac. ory lilo
)ART OF house AT no. as some Wm:
ll tut
UM“; M$3%,W rcn
13“";ny murntttxr‘ltxflha i
noose 1x Bt‘lhbT soggsirglalérn 5531‘”
ll
woo m"! ll‘ 5
’1‘"! SICOND FLOOR OF LIBRARY BUILD-
ing. 5 rooms. Inquire at Libnry rooms. just if
I ousf: or incur as UN Tunis .l..
South Novwalk. etcr and in: rovemcnts In
ll.ouse Item SIB. Apply to John Knapp. is?
W est street, South Nonvnlk.m10
B‘Bolf APRIL lst. 0N sn'novrt l’LAcl.
lowcr door he rooms and two rooms in attlcl
ll. Seymour. f‘:.’ if
PLEASANT Noll lN A CONVINIRNT
STAMFORD. court.
REOPBNS SEPTEMBER M.
A Business Training School for both sexes. Book-
kcepln" BankingJ’eumanship Telegraphy,5h1rt-
hand ypc writing, etc, thoroughly taught. Presi-
deut may be interviewed at the College alter Aug
23th. Catalogues sent on application.
11.93. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Pine Watch chalrlna a Specialty.
39 South Hall: 8L. - Booth Nurwulk.
A GREAT STOCK
——-0F—- —-——
PERSIAN
[ism Puwnu
Iharc mnn Illftll l wot L. III -l m. l Ill r l at a very
low pflt‘t‘ wlIolt-«ah and It: all
FLY PAPER,
Sticky and l‘otsou.
EXTR A. OTB
l-‘or making [toot Beer, all kinds.
SODA WATE
Then ill on need for me to say anythmg ‘blnl
the quality its tintsuou was established won
0. " Straws tell Ich way the wind blows, " so
I e crowds at m
where the best not is to be found. A numhlr or
brand new Flavors If you bavcn' i tried them yet.
now is a good time.
CONFECTIONERY
A choice lid! and reasonable prices.
CIGARS.
imported and Dammit: The largest variety of
line goods in Norwalk.
HALE,
'l‘IIE 'l')I{Il(i‘(}lS'l‘.
I JGIN ll. PBBBIMTJT‘;
Wholenpleaud lieuilllselerlnsllkiudsal ‘
Bill ill] W00“
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Bit 3 Stone, Etc.
helzzzh, Lockawanns, Locust
Mountain. i-‘ranltliu, and
Wilkescarrc Cools.
item for RUBBER Pllll‘
Yard ‘foot of Washington and Mn.
shallstrcots. Branch office stiltllson
Drug Store Mint
in” NlelNWlllBlET
One Quanta—The Best.
seersv-ur 1...... no return: and mm
sinus-1 Bacon sum-l than
Home Dressed Poultry r Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
onannnssmrn
as wartime: stress.
fountain prove cooclosits'y l
FINEST
SUMMER BESBB‘I‘
—---:l0Nl>:——
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
W5 NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
SEA F001) 0F ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
PBOPRIITOBS. my?! tf ‘
ROTON POINT!
THE STEAMER “'MEDEA,’
CAPT. ll. ItoWLAND.
Time Table
Daily tri from South Norwalk to llctou Point
sndllcll d—l030s.m., 1:3...50pm s...lUpm
3mp. m., 510 p. m.
snort ltO'l'ON I-otxr.
time. In. to South Norwalk.
11.25; m.
In I.
locality in odercd to pursue. whtihwoult‘l like to kg: 3 ..
Em ”wfgmflmfi mounfiy'c ‘3:qu g 31;; p. In. to Wi'son Point and South Norwalk
v p. m.
boor.l(mist.. N. W., nehingiomll- L mu PM] "influx"
' 320 s. m. to Wilson Point.k
onessmaxiuc ...... ......
a ll 30s. to. to Wilson Point and South Norwalk
, lists PIARBON is prepared to do Fashionable 1,23 ::.” :3 to 303'“ Norwalk
' Norwa‘ihmdrmgyullgrdfi gelling“: Emmfifl 2:: g m" to ““90” Point “mi South wamk'
‘ H t. . m .. .. .. ..
hooees. -_ 5"“ " rm] “nu-um HIINT.
_ , 8 to a. In. to Bell island and Boron Point.
I IL” p. m as I- an II
81.1.] “Slnflss u a a U) p. m. to Hell island and South Norwals.
I “J” p. m' as at as an
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Leave Bell island 9 ii) a. m for South Norwslk
Leave South Norwallt for ltoton Point and itcl
lslandll)&la.m..12.30p m.,200p. m., 3.:.Iop m.,
500p or.
Leave Rotor: Point for South Norwalk ll 30 a m.,
1.15 m ..245p m. llhp. In. ..itl 20m licll island
and linen Point) 6 to p m., lasttrr '.p
I‘m one way, llic: Excursion Tlclretc. 25c
The Notice will stop at Dcrlon I i’o. at, on any of
its regular tripe, when there are passengers to get
on or oil.
The“ laden Inn
to the” Captain.
be engaged for loon'ught heur-
reasoaabc rates. Terms upon application
my‘ll If
To New York in ichA'l‘No floors and
n "all".
The New and Palatinl Steamer
“Clips militias, "
CAPT. FRED L. BYIBEB.
Will commence making Daily Trips to New York.
Courier-t, Safety and Speed.
POPI LAR PRICES—South Norwalk to .\'u
Yerkflalngle trip insects: excursion 60 cents. 0n
HONDAY. JUNE 16th,
Thealramer will leave Wilson l’mnl on urrIvnl of
Hon-tonic train leaving South Norwalk at 8 1'? a.
m. Returning leaveNew York, Pll‘l' is. last Riva
footofledersou strainer .100 p. In and loot 0
Thirty first street, Bast river. at 3. If: p‘ In. ronnrct-
lng with train at Wilson Point. For tickets and
mat: informgxmu apply [0.]. D. warms, Agrnt
Staten premc‘omoen te
th°"§%'m
Vice President and (knot-a! Manager. 366 South
street, New York. loll t if
IIllUSATONIC BAILRDAD.
llANBlllt'f & NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected J one lith. law.
Pa-eoger Trains.
ISOKY'I‘I I.
l.v.Norwslk. l.v. go. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
. Tits. In. little. or.
Bi? “ 8!: am "
tom “ till! " Ioso "
lol I. llOp.ra. lllpnm.
. so -' nu .. m
. aII "Iucd so: "time as» “It“
8‘» an as am a at ‘7 In on
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as”
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p NOIITII.
In. Wilson l'olnt. i.v. sic. Norwalk. ALNorwalk
.5 is us 5” In at “.i at
46 " “a " 031a...
120i " lfilSer. lllla .a.
lflfl "liked m “Hired lid land
CMPJI. sir " 092mm.
‘m I! “a it on A
lot. “lined lofi “Hired rostrum!
noun".
ems.- swam.
stop.- as? p. In.
Main. Lino.
leavsnndgsportful’lttasele.
thamaeccaaaoa
m I II
mica-.lined
‘ero “ rams pane.
v'r'TLm'.&. Pea-germ. Wt.
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will had the rur-
new COACHEBS. the
near ROADSTBBI. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and alto other- the
BEST I!!!“ or
SALE 303828 in rats--
ileld county. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
31:33. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WW“.
M. II. PARSONS.
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SOUTH NUNWM EVENING WWW TUESDAY.
Scofie
Hamburg, trimmed, at
Muslin, profusely trimmed,
fast colors, per yard,
“Honesty Is the best policy.”
what we preach.
N ORWALli.
Ladies’ Fine White Skirts, Torchon or
Ladies’ Night Dresses, Fruit of the Loom
10 yds of our regular 15c Challis for 75C
1 case of Dress Ginghams, warranted
SCOF‘IELD (b HOY'I',
1d&I-Io y'ts-
10 yds of 12§c Sateen for
We will sell good 104 Unbleached5
Sheeting at ,
Utica 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, égi;
Pequot 10.4 Unbleached Sheeting, 21;.)
Hall’s Bazar Skirt Forms, $2.69
44c Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper, 32-69
Preaching is one thing, practicing is another; we practice
at
62k:
SOUTH NORWALK.
':',l“;‘- . . ...:u l':. , \_,. '35 3gb 7;
DRUGGIST.
Do you shave yourself? It
so, we have :1 word to say to
you about Razors. You may
buy any make and not be suit-
ed, as cutlery is never, at all
times, satisfactory. We guar-
antee every Razor we sell to
suit you, or the price will be
refunded. We. also have
{1
complete stock of Straps,
Brushes and Shaving Soaps.
__-... .9— -.fi
PLAISTED
DRUGGIST.
Mahackemo Block.
0
Point with pride to their tea
trade. Why? Because as the
yours go on we sell more too,
so our too must be well worth
having, as one lady rustomc.
said How Is it that It good
number ol'pcoplc who buy ihc' ll‘
groceries elsewhere come to us
‘i'ur good too? It Is not neces-
sary that we should expose the
machinery how we do it. We
get there with “sweetness and
strength that is enough. Not
It few five said: “You have
got good too here; honestly it
it better than i used to pay 70
cents for.” We dont want the
earth, not do we expect to sell
all the too that ill used if! town,
as“thcrc Is no accounting lor
trustee," but we do think there
are seven chances In too that
we may suit you better than
you are being suited if you will
try our too, 500 a pound.
lillla & Busted.
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
ART! 8 '1‘ .
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durinc those
hot. days.
Try them
during those 1
hot days.
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