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0.
unit“ DUB SPECIALTY.
Washington St.
. tom Ironwm.
PAPERS.
lib selling white back Blanks
rifle. to 20c. per double roll
- goodsore all new and in
.. . . . . side, ceiling, and ii
‘ 18 in. borders; of course
the combination when
[are from 15c. up, double
e been told by a great
customers that my price
' in}! is much less than
quoted elsewhere. I
also been told that my
4! FINE goods is larger
is shown anywhere in Nor-
s
supplies at lowest
Paper-hanging and
h 2 fill Milli.
-w»m_
.. “‘...me
YENINll SENYINEl
lcoupow
II- ‘l'heao coupon (the lumber doalgnat-
otl htheotlvortise-swt below) together 3
I with the price of the publication. will,
posture you anything unnamed is’ i
, "Our Book Devon-est. " when pn-
, nested at no lotion! oflco. 5
W'W
W
sous-Is IDI'LLI m ens-w.
Bo! 'Morner Washington and North liatn
It!“
Box I—Oorner Day and Remand streets.
Box I—Oru- street.
30! lfl—Wd street. opposite l‘rsnklln street
school.
Box 'll—Onnoord street. opposite school.
Box IC—W'Nonh lull slid Ann streets.
Ban ll—Oornor High street and Bsyview
avenue.
Box lI-Norwalk iron Works building.
.Box‘l'i—Oornor West avenue and Cedar
- street.
Bo: n-Oorner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box Iii—Oorner Elyavenneend Benton street.
Boa lib—Corner South lain and looms
streets.
Box ”—lleetrtc Light statlim.
BOX abnflorner of Water and iinvilsnil
streets.
Box fl—Fairneld avenue and Codsrihtrwet.
llnlotti—ro‘lA‘lI-Aaoon‘BrE‘l’o-‘Iuorrow.
Sun Rises Sun Sets ‘ High Tide I. how This
Iii :37 at iizfli at iJll 7 5”
new Isrk lovald feather l'oroeaet.
In New I and today fair weather will pre-
veil. with sing temperature fresh to
iigh't variable w inde. snort westerly and
southerly 0n Tue-dint f r and warmer
weather will prevail. wi it fresh southerly and
southeasteri IoiIowed by rioml rises.
with a probability 0‘
sin warmer and local
showers on Walnut!
Low-t Poi; :l the :_I;n-o-otor.
The lowest nt of the thermometer for the
twenty-tour ours end at ncon tmisy was
:69 shove urn: highest,
our” remix
the Pooplo of Our City Are
Doing owtl saying.
incae Tribe, 1. 0. R. IL, will confer
the adoption degree tonight on two can-
didstes.
Charla Griffin has left the employ of
[numbing Matthewson & l' o. , and gone
to Boston .__..-__
The annual meeting of the official
board. of the First Methodist i',Iill|'t‘I'l
will he held next Monday night.
——Nice quakerm breed. at lene' s.
John Bank becomes full- fledged hut
maker, last Monday, and entertainedh is
friends Friday night in honor of the
event.
The brick masons i work today on
the foundation for T. .Rnymond' s old
house, which has been moved in Hillside
plum
—Chickene, lilo at thee'.
What
Samuel Sherwood. the carpenter. hes
the contract to build a new barn for
Samuel Comstock, in the rear of his mi-
dence on Feirleid avenue.
Contractor William Mather is build
lugs new house for ileorge Reed.on
lain street. West Norwallr. near the
residence of Edwin Johnson.
”Plenty of candy. at __:'.l.snes
o".l. Toiles is confined to the home by
sickness, euflering from malarial lever.
lie is remnedgs being more comforts
hie. today.-Anseois3eutiari.
At Malcolm oi the Grand
Council, lvl'oyal Arcana-.held nlld-
dietown, odes-by, April 100“,me
[Sherman
munch. was spool-team chairmen of them
tissues committee.“
IlssllunieCole gumsd thsnunibsr
of candles to thebsttle at lane's.“
WWW .tobellll). Thessaetnnaihss
Showill receive so eighty
sset pound boxuwmgetiessry.
-Banaoee. lie. one" radisbss, thru-
homeostatic-"autumn
vIIIIIqutIrIIInsIIIu. qunuInIIsI
ion Suit} and Cap
0. scorn nonwstx.
BROOKSIDE FARM,
W THAN FROM ANY OTHER ESTABLISIY-
I!” MENT IN CONNECTICUT.
_ 6 First class ----- Road Home. -
' Mo “Hog ARONS.
whims. C. Button is ill at his home on
Georgesuke,” of Rows we won the
“‘.‘.“:ng reset, Saturday, it YVIdYIBIIII'
Chrietophsr Luger: has been engagrd
as janitor of Arion Hell succeeding
Richardi Monks
-Don t lo the W. R. C. sociable at
(i. A. R. Hal on the bridge, on Tuesday
eveniq.
Don lss Fowler Poet,No is, (i A.
3.. wi meet at 8 o‘clock this evening.
at their headquarters on the bridge
Collector Crows's notice to the tax
payers of South Norwelk is used in
column. The tax is , ue.liay1
The Chautauqua Union will hold a
msstisgand social. ton ht,
tbehomeofEl.P. Miler-gen, Highi'street.
Rev. B. 0. Sherwood will deliver the
children's illustrated lecture tomorrow
. night. The subject will be Joseph in
39W
flies Woodman, of Bethel.
teacher of 9. (Bounced street school.
has on recovered from her recent
Illness and resumed her duties at the
—-—\ou can buy the“ choicest cute
sirloin sink for lie. a pound: round
etesk, the :shoulder steak.8c ..at Bayee’
market.
John Smith, a gentlemen from out of
town. was arrested for drunkenness and
breach of the peace.
Justice Barrett imposed a line
crisis. which the prisoner could not pay.
isl convocation of Butler (‘ha -
ter. .0. 88, B. A. M. toconfertheit .
degree. willbeheld tomorrow evening.
All RA A.laeons are cordially invited.
After labor refreshments will be served
A team of horees owned by John B.
Knapp, of West street. fell while plough-
ing' In a field, last Friday, and one of the
animals was badly out. One of its legs
has since swollen so that it is impossible
for the horse to walk.
t turntable “I alter Hall, the exlweaiuiiun
pin down! by Thomas C. Lutanagh, was
Kii by one of the letters horses. last
Friday afternoon. and his ri hi ankle
was-Io haillt injured that it as since
been almost impossible for him to use it.
[out Suturday . while Ex man i‘.
.i‘erris was drivin th the South
Norwslk portion of 'est avenue, one of
the rigs of his wagon was broken.
iir errie claims that the damage was
mused by the condition of the mud,
and may: he w i went a bill for dama-
go» at the next meeting of the cityt oun-
f’i v
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanuin,
will hold its regular meeting tonight.
ThedegrAve will I? workhed on two candi-
dates. rt mm t s representative
of the Gram‘zhnndl will be made and
other Important bueiness will come up
for action. A full attendance is request-
ed, seedelegetion irons Ponaestts l'oun-
cil, Norwslk inspected.
-Round steak 10c. apoumi. at Hsyre‘
market
“DIWALI NEWS.
A Dressy In!” of lions lire-v the
Upper III of Iowa.
t bit! high”! Kelly has loft tho em-
ploy of the orwalk and South Norwalk
.Iectric Light Imy.
The he s, “of the Norwall
Baptist I: uroh, will hold a drill this
evening. in th not of the church.
The Heroin street shirt factory is
clear-dead will remain so until Thurs-
day main owing to the death of
Theme“) , who was a member
of the that. __
Thesnnusi oi the Y. Iti.‘
A will beheld too I. Refreshments
will bsssrved,sad thebsdges won at
the late sthistineon testby' Roberuon
sodt'aton will be awarded to them.
The improvements in front of the
W on IAaIelt arses. mhpro-
fl trees IVB
mes-oval. and the
bank one away.
lest‘l'he eevbend getter
r;
i!
E
Will
. is now mediate and pro-
the Walton .11... a
well printed right-pegs
a
mambo-i
a
ll. fills a liorweik who
'tbe theme-st»
VH.J.Grn'atmsnisillsthis home on
(.ampstreet.
The condition of C. B. Coolidge re-
mains shoot the earns today.
David Bughesm and wife. of Chestnut
street. will soon move to Wilton.
The annual Insstlnfi of the Norwslk
Lawn Tennis club of be it" tonight.
George w.'cITuinsnm.-c. looko
wood, who have been seriously ill, con-
tinue to improve.
The annual meeting oi Catholic Union
t'msncil, Knights of Goiumbm will be
held Monday night. Hay ii.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary will he held In the Y. M. ('.A‘
parlor tomorrow afternoon at 8 o chick.
A specialist the vestry of
(ir'oce church wii ' be' held at
the residence of Franklin Bishop,
avenue
There was a good attendance and
much interest manifested in the Y. ll. C.
A. eoug service yesterday siternoon It
was led by H. D Brnndage.
The rails for the Norwelk Street Rail-
way company have notyet arrived. C
mumtly work on the new system was
not commenced this morning
v
Daniel Slavin. of Greenwich. wee er
rented by Chief of Police Bradley, Satur-
dsy afternoon. for drunkenness. This
afternoon hewseliaed flililsodouste
Gould Hoyt. Fred Sweet and Barry
Richmond went down the harbor after
flat fish. early this morning, but had no
luck, and nude an early start for home.
The balcony which skirted the irontof
the building on Wall street. occupied by
P pher E. If. Jackson and Con
ing.
A cocking main between Bride sport
and New Haven birds was h in
Green‘s Farms. Saturday night. A
oyierge number of Norwalk's sporting
laterally were present.
birds won six outclainebottles.
Thr- I‘ommitwe of the Souswd Dan b-
ters of the American Revolution. w 0
have the forthcomln celebration of the
founding of Norwa in chargp, will
meet at the residence of E. .1, ill. to-
night, to appoint a sub committee.
— -“ siting leper ni Pinned» 151, lb.
The Which-0rd.
The men who tries to advertise
With printer“ I Ink consistent.
One word must learn. nor from it turn.
And thst one word a no
__:a. Bennett.
0"“! TI"! RIVER.
News and Gossip a“ the Day in lane
Norwalh.
WIillanI .l. lemony“. lain Bridgeport nIIhII-i-
III-es.
Three oer losdiiof lumber were we rived by
Robertson is t.‘ err. lest Saturday.
Mien Adsh Hoyt: iroin‘Bridppurt, wet the
gum of Miss Nettie Fitch hand-y.
Miss lmma Walla», of Port bonnie. N. Y.
spent yneicrtiay with Miss Iliar‘ah Marvin.
Miss Ruse Elliott of Stanford, in visiting
her f‘tllltiln Mine Carrie Uares-nter. of East
IVGIMIQe
The Senior Epworih iaaauo will meet st the
home of James l.‘ HODWHC‘D. on Renaldo
place. tonight.
George Lane. I)? ifll Washington litrest
bridge. will lesve town today for a trip
ihl'oiiflh Coilinrnl o.‘ .
Frank Carr and l I. Barbour drove to
Bldgelield. yesterday and were the guests of
(‘0 lunel "li'lmficot
Ernest I. Bergen: I. weiivknown I-ar tee
of the East slide has an spied a wliiomlvn
ltr. Quinlan. of Westport.
The condition of inborn W. Hartford is v
much improved. slit! his ultimate rv-overy s
but tui- question of a few days.
257. ” 30v
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.. - .4”-.. o...”
Persons
fectioner iiesd was removed this morn. 2h“
TheBridgepmt B
3
7
at kings
Cotton and Linen Warp,
40 cts.
FROM $5 UP.
Lance ASSORTMENT or
0AII BED-000M SUITS, Sl0EO0All0S, Ell-
TEN8ION TABLES, FANCY BHAIRS,
ANil PAIll0Il FlIIlIlITlIllE
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
’Raymond
& Sons.
Highest of :III' In ifevening Power. —i.atcst U. S. Gov' t Report.
[oral
WYPURE
Belting
Powder
was.
First the butts next
Buy such other e druga
This morni a
the market on limit.
run
Johnny wee strollingm by
lookouth for he
thereon who. with Mr. Kelley.
them New York it e com o . es
l[Esotericpainlthetowanxc fir. Steiptain’k int-
Inedl aleiy borrowed Johnny's “he and seizing
ricss he loads thetpn in began an
through the keyho s Into the store next
e.’!'he ofleutwas
"Ill”-
lesn thing. into a busy. huslllng. might“!!!
a Will be Tried for ‘lhoft.
Gainer lorehouss went to Bridgeport
si,i this morning. and brought Frank
issues to Norwslk for trial on s charge
of theft. Jensen has been serving a son
misses for vsgrancy. and his time has
just expired. He II the fellow credited
with stealing 1;“ bold; roll: and blenklg
belong to rvey out root t
stable Y? the rear of the Holmes, Keeler
kfielleckflm's store. The case will be
tried this afternoon.
DIED.
romeo: At washington, n. 0..
:1. Keri
on An?“
llA'l’TiNii 0N Till! WANE.
‘l'lts ‘I'rsds low _llp€l’lwi'il' its Usual
I’ll Spring ilulloess
The batting season is drawing to a
close. A visit by a reporter to the lead
ing factories, this morning. gleaned the
fact that the dullae- of the trade Is not
owing to the t commercial depres-
ston. but it is the mason of the year
when the trade decreases and remains at
sstandstill, figuratively speaking. until
.. about July let,st which time the Fall
trade begin
At Crofut A: Knapps No.1. the curl-
ers werev Idle today. but the finishers
eon. only
Funeral
son of t
services at his
Conn. on Mde.
'.
April ."i stoquarter
pootthreo .‘erriegrui will most the
Sure. it a from Brand ( 'entrel depot.
Interment private.
Taylor at Golden
iieal Estate and insurance
“Al-I’ll”. "BRIT.
look! forsi or house and lot.
,are int/heal to
“magmas-v partnf the city at rule‘s-W
- . ...‘
“ .._ w- . -_..._«......... .......'- w... .........
WANTED
h’ an AIaoric-n family of two, full' or are
Hamil t oraecond ndilmr, l enii‘lilat
Iion. Address. 'l'lNAh’l' sentinel onlcrh .
A BUB-Iced lady. pr girl l'- or ill. in
'hei Inli‘bilwllwu’ilrk. (all In a... I
('LIANlNi} srsdiiyring establishment. No.
i Be round etrwrt turner Moth lain
streetma ins of cloririi rm South Norwaik.
Conn. “emrtfuiiy\ annunnreto the I-iti
tens of fflooth orwslh.\ . 'urwilkend vicinity
that weestabliehed ourselves. in your midst. in
dyeing and messing business. and are now
porodtodo all kinds of cleaning and dre-
i" ind the very bent style and manner. Lad es'
en 5.1!.rwasessitberiuadenporepart. cloaks.
infants” aspen. hmde. etc 'grlbiares.
fil billiard covers. mufflers
LKYIE" g wet .kid elm. aloof ere.
end turied Gentlemen s garments
dyed or cleaned and pre‘mvd. in the best man
nor. .'lll "BRYAN“
s'..l lw
T0 LET.
‘ Kb. furnished rm- wuh one of bath. in
singisge nilomauJ pply lit“. WHEY?-
KIR. Livingston place trier street. all.“ set
avenue South Norwei k.
g ‘51. houseonChe-tnut strut” rmms. to;
are rooms on Burbsnlk street as;
run-Is. Mlirst timr, ill 1,! lit' tumult vIII
Southhl nstrvet.
'IW house. modern Improe:iilnnie, on
Girard Hm Brady \iwyw let.B ln4 ulrw
oflllWlN mm... A. ’2: Is nevi-lee
Horn" llnf fI moms and gun rden. beat well of
and good wash hem-r. humid
near anayton ststiou item Or a month
Address Station Agent Itovtsoni'I.(‘nnIIH
W
I til' ill of eight Ylit- rm rim mindfsn walk
finwayirm tier: If item l". Pull
s-stunm by M. inquire-ll .‘ti KA T. flow
nylon, (‘onm
knit rent. at new": (mum. on eight
house with a large garden soil
and flower
‘ if It
'0 I'
'1‘" mi " nerve runes]
Andrew Bea.oi Centre rt. 1.. l. was the
guest of hort'.‘ Carr. at
their I. ‘ .._. evsnue. , ,.
Captain Thomas n\Yi'ighl. and Charles Day
towinDr Ino‘ IIIefloot IeIIIrliauga lick. lasts-Ito
III-day afternoon. behind the sail boat Joel- 5'.
William ticheub has moved his p'ace oi
burlnsss to if”. Waehi
Th lemorniagbe onthestrsst wit a
new delivery wagon. Mm
While climbin over a isnesflat -
' living st III “W
‘.‘.—m”...-
”in: no mum:
12%;.» .d‘lfilfil“
N‘thtst the holes at Bimchaviotto
Foes on Henry street, to receive iaetrc- Ive
[)LIABANT more at No .1 ilsniiimn 3,71"
l
street. la.
n. 2 Crescent
swirl
'PPnM oihmooxvibt‘la
quireni l. 1' At AS All“.
Mil «retaining ll mask" modern im-
Wu. I litisatl rritt avenue
Clerk, II Quinlan! lemme,
Ii, if
noon. F80. his let, live "reason the fret lionr
svsnuiml‘ngh‘obgglnug h u... Dru Ianulre'al li Woodward avenue. slT iw
Burkesndllas or attend .im...s_.;; Ii‘l'eiies £1de ....
rehadfln‘ Bi 0! “stated to lower the All have '.'hvmss'"" No. flDs.stveet. not Oil
clanmginrgmtm “Emmi? throughout. ' us It. use We":
postpone this trials setstrset. ..
'i'heeilgi chasm l ssv- BU Imlkutbloloat l”
mu m" atesof WWm'iP-blzu H en. mi; Horned and who can
Refine» Elite street. rent at and
71
w avenue. rent I
All".
”I3, ‘nfi’ “will,“ M
"a
(16"m%
front It Ailtheiead
M” be9 “wanto-
fin...
’D" C0,, ”Bolt th
Al!“
2:: "Keri. mun
A???" ”giemhv'engmw Booth
I if
no have them (III: n
W so. ImeiNgw 01mg.
"3%th
Awumekmuncmn phi; 4‘
were at work. The large order for hel~
note for the Quaker City police has been
Inhipped. and the work "P the St. Louis
hate is last drawing to a close At tiuir
Water street factory business to fair. but
otrushing, and reparation» are being
‘ made for the do] season.
mondk L'onuitot k. the South Nor
ualky Hat mm rally, the \' olk Hut lillll-
pan) and Wi Niam' Hubbell report busi-
ness dew rmiu but the prospects at
home of their:A wives are fair, and busi-
ness [BM ”Infinite until the middle of
fly.
[nightmarish
233%.L1mmdmb P k
iotbe music and to Johnny with hisgu
thegrocers. with them both there‘n Intent fun
'i'hndruggistsitoo lth iilssnd lute
Tot-ore our ii a'n‘d avemimtgmm
grotery store. Still! is and always has been
the eliei t of our prices wherever introduced.
We offer! for this week, Bluefish. 5 cm. lb.:
t Sugar i'IIred 11W. Should.
ere. 9a.; ‘roaii
for 25 etc. We’ai
the pound. and in no ilng YMW strictly
flrrtunality CityDressed .
or at o. N. B.- You don' t hute to boy dust.
horse hair. em. if we deliver your orders. No-
tice our wagons. tight as a house.
Home.
to y en
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
. PEDPLE’I IAIKET ~ FIE! IIELIYENY. , PEOPLE'S MIKEY
is North loin It., 8mm Norwaik. 21 Wall et., Norwaik
Satisfaction gusmnml. i‘elephone call. 57-3.
OATSl
grain than heavy Oats. Thus a bushel of
of husks.
Tristram
2 Gazette
Hoyt’s Opera Houee
ONE PERFORM A‘K‘E ONLY
’wssbu iPiilL Iim
gdmtlon of the femotis mmentlc melodrama,
“Siberia,”
iii the late Hartley t‘amphi-‘i.
lllllliINil COMPANY.
i
rial.- of “is now "pen
tin-Iron" a drug stores.
PIICBH 35. 5. A!" 7.1 CENTS, 'uiti
NEDNESMY. ”fill 25.
MM BlIIllESlllIE,
in"
RED MEN.
AND
00ANO 00NOEIIT,
llovelio llliiliBllli, of lesion,
with flies lilarelswiiz. pianist. and Will A.
singer.
Esseisl “mission. 50c.
Th kel- exeh r reversed seats at
'iaiettuod'saodJ
Mao Dnnough A: Kennedy's elaborate pri-
Now in its
lz‘thmnsev‘ulive )rar uf unpn-I'rtieutetl sur-
‘CII luai.‘ Picturesque Scenery.
" ; CORRECT COSTUMES. Etc.
III i’lei-Iml‘s end
Hoyt’s Opera House
llncas bile. Improved litter of
iiailidsymi New York. humorist and comic
fit
I furnishing sum. as st
The prestige of the Black
which to select.
um qualities of serge, Henriette,
and from these to the celebrated
inducements second to none.
etc has arrived.
OAT
The Value of 0am depends considerably upon the Weight of the grain,ior the
rescue that the flasks of Light Oats make up II muuh greater proportion of the
Oslo of the weight of 24 lbs. will have
fifty per cent. of‘husks, while a hushel'weighing 40 lbs. will have only 30 per cent.
The weight of the Grain is therefore the messw e or test of quality.
Our Outs are carefully screened, and the dirt, dust and chaff sifted out.
which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken horses.
The value of Oats thus sifted should be appreciated by horse owners.
Orders left at Solman’e livery stable will receive prom pt attention.
Manuel T. Hatch
Dealer in Bay. Flour. Grain Feed. etc” 1.5 liarehailetrcet. South HYorwaIk Ci. II?
THE lEABING 0IIY 00008 STOIIE,
& Hyatt,
Building.
BLAIIII DRESS 00008
Gown of which Dame Fashion
has made such frequent mention is coming more and more into
prominence and is steadily pushing itself forward into general
use: and the lady who desires to conform to fashion’e decrees with—
out following her Caprices is sure to select a black dress.
In view of this we have greatly enlarged our stock of Black
goods, which enables us to present a large and varied line from
Almost every \vea-m and quality is represented,
from the cotton and wool Henrietta at ’50. per yd,
to the medi-
diugonul and figured iacqnprdfi,
frabrica made by Priestly 8: Co.
line item we wish to call particular attention to is an all wool
whip cord, ii-iu. wide. at me. per yd. As we are continually on
the lookout for novelties in Black goods we are prepared to offer
Attention is also called to our magnificent assortment of
Braids, l’aesementeries and trimmings of every sort
formed you last week our spring assortnwut of ('tlptN and Jack-
As we in-
’Tristram & Hyatt, Norwaik.
In prices.
’Condensed liilk,
(told Dust,
Breakfast Cocoa.
Fins Sardines.
Flue Peaches, 12c
Best Peaches. lliv
BEST FAMILY FLOUR.
We will give on next
”I0
I30
llIt‘
050
l
notice. '
t ourtA I twill . A. mt.
“has.“ M” W.‘Knu unison. late of Nor
' ° Probate m thoilietrict of Nor-
walk, elh limited mi lowed sis month-
from the WI c liar-oi esld
mu trunnion theirm cleiniet settlement.
I'M I
mgflym sttestefiwithlmti‘molnr“ will be Ile-
mm" as k Intro-lists
wanna.“ “when?! . «fuses.
Executor.
e! is El lit Broadway. New York Cit!
tedio
'3"; notice. City rag...
' all all flloulhlnrwslk
«3.... r... .. ., .. ..
twelve. 3 onthe t
an oily Marsala: “a;
we, him i
”of Iammlxg: min“ to.
aellm d y
Iii-Eh “Item iv I vs t“
i 'il. had:
upwards-on city of I‘mn with.
i atmh Imaik. Coon. Apri ”:Ib.
toilet" itiiittiiiilt‘.
of tunnel iiorwalk Union
«WWWK [Wallet Mthe
oaths
newest
at
It.
nine
.1.
'l‘fll Korwaik Shirt factory will be upon for
”I” thR'iiI'I’inbwmu a ( o.
DIHTRKWT 0' NORWALK u..mi)BA'Y'I2
0’ 7 lel'iiil'alwstthatie'lleh.
Whine-l
” SATURDAY,
WILL PIPE.
m-.. 9.. -...._ ..
if you will carefully rend the locals in our
daily perm. you will see that some of the
atmmhenleareeolllng white lead below I'm-l.
Wears not in on lead. but
llII llsll Papers in in Thai.
Not Xeetly at «mutant making enough profit
to pay expenses: we will quote a few prices:
80 inch lags-sis. our price. this: others
charge We
Blaals'whlle back. full length. from
Its to 23¢: others chargi- frost Yi'ii' to
m , _
Bill, ids. is: and Bile. withae advance
lollzethers charging iii) per test.
were then we do for the sum ends
of seeds
larder» are sold as low AI Ir a yard.
and feels that to lie.
Our stock is tum our prices the lowest.
Issues» we have the finest amriinent is
tows.
on ”also vaessisn in are um seine
"Gm only “M cm ”this for our
Kenning.
mists to lollies Iesiciiue out of
Another Crash
Did you ovcr buy groceries as cheap as this before.
Table Sauce, phi 091:
Table Sauce, 7 pm. 06c
CatIIIml,- 'lb pigs, 090
Rice 5 lbs for 250
Best 'Starchfi. ’lhe. for 090
import/ml Jams. 17::
50c BAG: $4 BiIlIlEl.
APRIL 2lst,
To every purchaser of goods to the amount of own or more,
I BEAUTIFUL PLUSH Miicn SlFE.
Polite Attention, Best Goods, lowest Prices.
'“ The New York Grocerylo,
Bosnian stilling. East Washington 81.. South Harwell.
WE 0NOE HEARD
(If ii "iii" out wont who drove his chitin {l
milm t-I Imtvr; on the way he fouled two
firms 'i'lm man must have had on oh.
jm-l in lining this. So hove the people of
Kiwi Nurwnlk a great object in mining
uvI-r In the Centre] ('TIIIIII lirmrery to buy
llwir groceries.
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' St.
The
Central
CASH
Is lent
Grocery,
mm loweet price. nil around oseh store
inform. all iy
re “teases“... T
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‘.'mk.m Wu
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