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, wetness m
Vim.” ”s I”
w “Meat.” "be
Isis” tavern-lune. notes.
flit. s. .. ,
t OWATIOII should In alleasss h.
ears-sell to
I'll lull“! III'I'IIIL.
' -- doors tie-weal. Don.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran-
Md the same day copy is hand.
ed in. Every reasonable effort
whine made" to " accommodate
patrons, but change cannot be
v Inflated upon as a right unless
copy is. sent in by 2 o'clock
In the afternoon of the day be-
fore change is desired.
lantern Herald Weather s'ureesst.
Today cloudy. warmer weather will prevail."
with fresh southerly to brisk southerly winds.
. becoming high on the coasts. attended by
rain and has or fog. and followed possibly by
_ clearing tonight. Wednesday. partly cloudy,
clearing and cooler weather wil unveil, with
brisk southeasterly to westerly winds, preced-
‘ silby strong winds and snow or rain on the
New Inglsnd coasts. continuing throughout
most. of Thursday.
Thermometer Record.
, The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
~I° above zero; highest. 51° .
ill-future Almanac for ‘l'o-lnomw.
Elli Blees' Sun Reta ‘. Highl‘ide Low Tide
at It“ at 4:24 a “:23 at 5:52
We print in another place the full text
of the application of the Norwalk Street
Railway company for an “launch of its
charter. If there is anything that could
’ possibly be desired on the part of the
company that has been overlooked per-
haps some one can discover it
“Inn EVENING Sermons will, with to-
morrows issue. present an exceedingly
attractive featucaof special interest to
the ladies. One column every other day
will be devoted to fashion hints, in
which. in terse and facinuting language.
the prevailing mode-s, fashionable
materials and stylish gowns and cos.
mines for in and out-.ioor wear will be de-
scribed. To be Well dressed is the natur'
n desire of womsnkind. No better sug
gestions can be obtained than these by
experienced and bright writers, who d»-
pict the latest things in millinery, gowns.
underwear and accessories of the toilet
in a manner which captivates the reader.
Paris doings are set forth in a highly on-
tertaining manner. These columns will
undoubtedly prove a source of delightful
aid to the feminine mind.
The findings of l’rosilivnt (Tim-«land‘s
comnlltll-o in lll\'i‘:~li;:llli! thi- l’ullmun
strike urn hill:.~i:lllllitll}' thul illlllt'l‘ illi-
govermuont must interioro in proti’lot
the employer-s of railway mrporutions
or else it must own the railroads itself.
In case of tho Pullman strike the ('Olll-
mitten, of whom (Turroll D. Wright,
labor commissioner. is a prominent
member. finds that the rent charged
Pullman employees was ‘20 to 25 per
cent more thzui the some tit-commode-
tiona could be had for in i'hicngo. A
high rent was charged own for mcupy-
ing the church the Pullman company
built. so high a rent lliul illt'lllllll'oll
was seldom illif'fl. The committee finds,
further, that the company did not keep
the works running in hard times fortho
the of the workmen, but only for its
own sake. Pullman was found to ho to
blame for refusing to urbitrnto the dif‘
fuenoes between himself and his men.
“The committee discovmod there was
something to arbitrate. Finally the
Railway Managers' association is do-
clsred to be illegal.
The law of New York requires that
after election each candidate shall file
with the secretary of state a full and
true statement of the money he paid out
for campaign expenses. John W. God
who sailed triumphantly into the lucra-
tive edicts of recorder on the fame he
made in the Lexcw committee, spent 75
cents “
A horse show is also a dross uhow.
India now has a population of nearly
000,000,000. And all those people are,
owned and biased by a littlcislund 4,000
a, miles away. with a population of only
30,000,000. This being the case, what
II in thewny of an aggressive notion
, like Japan, with a population of 40, 000, -
000, conquering and lxtssing China. a
'ltllhti'y close beside her. oven thmgb It
has 400,000,000 inhabitants? England
Mid omsider this phase of the Japan-
”question and mind her own busi-
la paving streets and roads it is a
you plan to make them smooth enough
at with slope snillclcnt so that a dash.
ingrained“ wash them clean as the
Kb; fl I him
' j new golf eta . a
"York's eased tomes
cftiisdscisimiof thevotwsettlielate
man be do that in»
has , pllshedininsuyyesrs. ew-
erststes have slresdyinoorpcratad in
their supreme law manyof thepoints
which New York is now to adopt for
the first time.
The amendment which attracted tout
discussion was that “against lotteries and
race tracks and other gambling. it aims
a desthblc‘w at pool selling and book-
msking. After specifying certain for-
bidden things the new clause says.
"Nor shell any lottery or the sale of
lottery tickets, pool selling.:;liookmsking
or any other kind of gambling be here-
after authorised :or allowed in this
state.” An important amendment was
that which forbids the legislature ever
to pass any law limiting the amount of
damages from injuries which cause
death. Heretofore. plainly in the inter-
est of pogurful railway and other com-
panies, the outside limit~for death dam~
sgsswas fixed at 85,000,1i smell sum
for human life. Hereafter any sums
"judge andjury scent to decide on may ' '
be levied as damages. An excellent
amendment‘is that which forbids public
emcers of any rank to accept railway
passes or telegraph and telephone
franks. The person who disregards this
provision will. on the suit of the attor-
ney general of the state, forfeit his 01.
ilce. Railroad corporations and other
companies are forbidden to offer passes
or franks to public officers. Election
and registration boards must in all cases
be bipartisan.
Another provision commending itself
as especially in accordance with the
spirit of free American institutions is
that which forbids henceforth and for-
ever any public moneys being diverted
to tho use of sectarian schools. No cdu.
cational institution under the control,
wholly or in part, of any religious de-
nomination. or one in which any par-
ticular religious doctrine is taught. shall
receivcashare of the school fund. Those
who wish to train their children in par-
ticular theological doctrines must pay
for the privilege out of their own pooli-
ets. which no doubt they will gladly do.
For legislative purposes cities are di-
vided into three classes. and voters liv.
ing in towns of loss than 5, 000 are not
required to register before voting. Log-
islative representation for the state of
New York has been increased in the
senate from 28 to 50; in the assembly,
from 132 to 160.
TWIN PM" “this.
Plea-nut Paragraphs About Norton-lit Prou-
nle and Their Friends.
Miss Maud Shores, of Bridgnput. is
visiting Mil-l. Thom-is Her-edict, Jr.
C. l" Hendec. of Norwelk. was in New
York city. yestertl‘y.
Eli-Postmaster Usrmi ii, liub'ml of
the Unblwli, While & Rixlvl i' .mpnny,
Bridgeport. spent yrsirrilsy calling on
friends in N vl'wulli
John J. llsnlon, of Norwnllt. left town
yesterday for a trip It) ”or ford, H Mon
and l’rovidvnce, It. l.‘
Mr. and Mrs (inorge S. Home aiil
eat tin-tr turkey with their son. li‘nd K.
l’artiic. at Jersey City Heights.
I. V. ii Hubbard and son. :\lfr~ tl
Huhbuni,of. Shelwn,wi h their i m 'M i,
will spend Thanksgiving with Di. urd
Mrs 11 l". “lull-VP”, (Joiniard avenue.
Miss John Bennett. of New York. I
Visiting Miss Main-l Veilltlei'luwi. of But.
avenue.
Miss Aggie Carroll, who has bush vmi-
ing her sister. Mrs. Jami-n Shot-h til, lay-
lor avenue. returned to her Immu tn
Briiigep vrt, yesterday.
Miss Jennie Fitch, of wlltilllllKiun, D.
(2.. is visiting relatives in Nnrwnls.
Mrs. A. B. Kevmagh‘e mother and sir
ter are with her at thslpormnege and
will remain during the winter.
rim: his consent Wellness.
Anniversary of the Running of lbs l‘lrst
'l'raia through South lilawuik.
Thanksgiving day will he the forty-
sixth Mimic-nary of; the running of the
first train on the Consolidated railroad
through Booth Norwalt. The line at
that time consisted of a single track, and
the primitive llltltlm'ltlrt'l usedlhurned
wood, which was taken from hugsflpi'es
s'orsd on what is now Railroad place.
The draw hridue at that time was built
of wood, and William Hsrford, the pres.
not draw tender. who has been employed
aimmt continuously in that capacity
since 1851, was at that time working on
the section. basins entered the employ
of the company the October previous.
He is, with the exception of Andrew
Levy,of Bridgeport, who was engaged
at a carpenter on the old bridge here in
1847, the oldest employee! the railroad
in this part of the state. He was one of
the men who ilsgged the way for the
passage of the first train through death
Norwslk. The people were so curious to
ssstbeiiret train go through that they
would stand on their-sets sad melts it
necessary to push them out of the way.
At that time it took nearly three hours
income from New York city to Booth
Noreslk. M”...
'“Plnlons,” said Uncle Eben. "hes
silos getter be considered ram do
stsn’p'lst obde posses dst “spree-es 'ent.
Yea ksle‘teapeotsetuh'aeyter has no
Meditation for or Thanksgiving
Hustlers."
s" ’
, AiEll't cum I’Elf'h
«~—
"lly wife use}:
sunning from it vl
A.
~v
O
Ii'arful switch,
which the hi‘et
medical slilll pr...
ens-aide “as Hila-
ble i0 relieve. We
did not Ullluilb,‘
thstehecouldlolm "
survive; but lit.
3. V. licyal, do...
my surveyor, hurl-
' l penedlullcsulpfi
plug with us over night. and having it
- bottle of Ayer'll (‘llerry l'i-ctoral with
him. induced my WlIt‘ to try this remedy.
The result was so beneficial. that she
lwpt on taking It. till slu- wns i-urml.
she is now enjoying rxnrllcnt lil'lillll,
and weighs lilo mumis."—lt. ti. litter-il-
lill'J-l, Hililssy. its.
()I
Ayer’s Cherry Psctoral 2'
Received Highest Awards 3
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR 0
HQRWBPQEW
.Mitlfrasv vat-.05 nearest
'nie‘ Experienced Hunter ls llors I‘ll-
l'lal! a Soldier. e
The value of sport as a means of devel-
oping snd training soldlvrs has always
been recognized in all armies, and as re-
gards officers, at any mic. has been well
appreciated by us A dig-‘tiligtilshml caval-
ry oflltwr stated In public it few yearling!)
that in his opinion no mun was fit to hold
a cmnniiselon who did not ride fairly well
to bounds, The llilliilirlul .Iorrocks, too,
was not slow to npproi-intc the relation be-
twecn war and its image. with only do per
cent of its dungt-r. In India we encourage
onr Turn to go into the country on about
lug expeditions, and a few enthusiasts at
homo have 071'“ nlloweil the "wmlllcs ‘
nu mrrmionul sight of the bounds.
The grim duke kept a pack in the pen
insulin, and 1, reconnecting has not sol»
doln formed the closing not of munyol
our little wars. lint It hos lli’i'll left to our
friends the ltm-‘siuns to di-ilnltcly orgttnlzr
sportii i-xymlitlons on a large moths, with
a view ) giving realistic insiructlhn to
their rank and file. Hunting («More nerve
and manly qunliilrs. it cannot full to lm
prove horsnmunshlp. but it makes a mnn
for more than a more l'ltli‘l’. It teaches
him to husband and save his horse's encr-
gics. study his' iillosyncrncios and above
all perhaps brings homo to him the [wall of
thoughtful l-‘lltltli' management and cure-
ful fitting of saddles null briillm. A man
who hunts grows liccuswnu-il to finding
his way ullont In a strnngc‘rouniry. lir
acquires on eye for gmund and ll‘cllllll‘t-
mmrcoful in dungi-r nr dilllmiilw. Thur
it- affords perhaps lho ll‘til- lrulning gmuml
u mounti-d mun l'illl have. lint victories
urcu’on nutinly by infantry. llflll noivu
duys osgm'lully. wlwn fornmtious nrv Imso.
o loot soldier llillrl have a bend on hi.-
sbuuldurs. it was milking door and nutc-
lopi-tllut "undo the Boers the dangerous
luvs Wu found lIll-ln, nlnl llm mun wlir
Inns lawn brought up us it giiiilt-ki-t'w-r i.~
the most. vnlunlllc pr‘m- of tho m-ruiling
sl-rgt-nnt 'l'bv “I‘l‘lllilil\ for this memo
hnw called lllttll‘ snlnrimt fi', _
ore," and llli‘ l"l‘l’ll('ll “sinissi-iii'tt5l illus
lrutv. ion. the npprrt'lulion which the
some clues lllt‘l‘lfi “Tilt and have ever have
llli‘l oilh on tho otlu-r slllt' of llu- liltino.
(Mir fllll'IIJ'II lin- tlisllilgulahi‘tl by in: with
drum: llfl‘lnili‘ lllll‘, lllii .‘m‘ t‘lulln ii In the
tmililionul grwn Min-toll by the "olives
of ”iv “nods. “nibl‘i’l‘l‘, ' jinn-rs“ untl
"t-llnsm-tirs' run llH moi-i- ull Ill-sporisim'u
than lulu-ii men In our service can ull
l’lilllll ll Ilirillplnm north of Illt‘ 'Iwmii,
unil lili- tmnw is but it nun ivnl of ”to old-
l'" llllll‘.
In 1' mow llllil lit-rinzlny gnmc proacrwa
onil tillage lluri- ill-slrnyc-il on.» tlnmw
ilwu- llilgiibt'Vt‘l’lllin' lit-on of allowing the
nuturul lilnililt'ln of tin-n n fm- tllillt‘l.
lint In line-tin tlu-ro is innrt-smm,uml thi-
t-imni-i- u spursrly‘populntl-tl country offers
hos not born tbrovtu uwuy. lluiils how
of llllt' yi'ui'ri ltt'I'll H‘l ml [not ill ”in lll‘igll»
lmrlnmil of mi llllr)‘ sinlluns in “bit-l.
\t‘lmli' lllillillllllh «ll-i-ilslullully llm‘i' tltkt'll
purl. 'l'lio tluurry hue ilsilully bwll is but"
innrkrd down by lllt' vtllugrrs in on ud‘
Joining furt'sl. and tho i'Sl‘lIi'flli‘lll of pin
suing on ltllllllill \\ uh n reputation in pop-
ulur imagination for It'l‘ili'lly lilrlllsilitli"
lighliul lm-uk l" the wcury monotony of
bill‘nit‘li lilo.
b'o for, llith‘VI'T‘, us We tum: gnihi-ml
from Mlilli‘ lwmuuln of tln-wvxtnnllilons
pom lnuin hurt but it email Glance indie-d
und in simply surrounded llya howling
crowd of excited men. who destroy him by
shwr weight oi numbers. Little of \‘lilllx’
In war or unyp’in-n- i-Isccun lloilt-rlvmi
from such [u-rlurmom-i-s. but ull hunts an:
not of this Clillf‘lli'lt'l‘, nml lJI'uill' minnow"
nil‘nt is displayed In muny districts. The
Honolulu milllury llulhorltiorl urn now in
Ili‘t‘il quill- nllw in illo len-Ilt that may
be ill‘l‘lVl‘il from encouraging it real love of
sport, null duilllllt' rules and regulations
how qnlm l’l'l'i"lllly Iu't‘ll drawn up with
it View to lllflLlll“ lliU lllllhl of the special
oplmrtnnllivs litany of their tramps enjoy.
lint, uiirr nil. only it mnull portion of
troops run limlo such joys. and in “half
plucvs lb: T'l' only be it good ili'lll of bunt»
lug niul‘ wry little gonna whiln equip-
nlcnls llllll Mint our Indian lllllurht Would
term “lminlolmsts” ham: to he on at par.
llt‘llllll‘l)’ lllllllt'ril. svnlo. Intlwd lli ntnst
pln'lrlol llilllupi’rlil llllnslu llw "yugvrs" bow
to In! ('Illlll iili tl with lllll llll' linden-of lllt‘ll
vrul‘l, nod tlnro in i'ltlll-illi'fliltll'lilul’i’ of his
strui'tlun thun ninusg'nwnt nlmiil tIu-lr can
pvdllions. haunting and l'l'l'tllllltlll‘l‘fllli'l'
tluth'sugoinst nil iillnnlnnry loo urn hardly
so rat-ll mg us slllllsllllt and trucking Iwunle
of prey. lull. llli‘ mun who Is on tulupt ill
one will prulmllly l‘XI‘t'll lit the Hilton "ml
the sonic qtlullths willfllw dovelulwd by
practice at t'lllli'l‘. Mnrksttinnsbip will, oi
coonto, bu tho llnlt i't‘M‘lIillil n-lwut-ltlmi
anlmnlll or mi‘unrv tho qllltl'rlt'il. and the
target powder is tlu-rnforo nn ohvlnm
port of training. Judging diatom-on, too.
will be utlcndrtl to, while u man‘s illllll
olos may be usefully dovolopcd by gyninns
tics, fencing. running nod looping when
don Saturday Review.
Acupofnruddy soles is not whole-
some. neither is a bottle of muddy medi-
cine. One way to know a reliable
andahtllfully-prepsrsd blood-purifier Is
by its trerdom from sediment. Ayer’e
Senspsrillsls always bright and spurt!-
ln . because It issu extrsct sed not a
drccclicn. ‘ ..- ‘ ,
" d confirmed ti -
tour: so. u... wet
it «sissy. A e Pith.
ausr
confining
0.99 39.59..
ABLE
Cloths.
~ nuanshipr exquisite. ,
”ANNUAL
HANKSGIVING
on THANKSGIVING
it
; 01’
,.,. g
i
' G: 0F
LINEN.
Table Clothe with Napkins to Match; Lunch Sets. .,
with both open “work and plain Hemstltched Tray
No need of mentionififi prices. Everything is the best; everything the cheapest. The handsom-_
est exhibit of choice Table Linens we have ever shown, at prices far below what we have
«ever been able tooll’er similar goods.‘ Designs all new and remarkably attractive, work-
/
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I
The dining table is seen at its "t. The china closet and silver chest lend their choicest
wares to aid in its tasteful and effective decoration. It may be that some piece 0 I set of
china is needed in perfecting th plans for the day, and here is where we may b; of as-
sistancé‘to you. In our assortment of new patterns in dinner, fish and ice cream sets,
there’s about all that could he desired, both in variety and price.
SEWING MACHINE; N0. 6 WILL BE GWEN IWIT MONDAY EVENING. NOV. 26.
THE BOSTON STORE,
.Corner Main and Wall Sis, Norwalk, Conn.-
'36 Cents Will Buy a Wife.
or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at any dmg store. Mrs. S. W. Mer-
rill, of Fairdnlc, N. \'.. says: “ Dr,
Hand's Colic Cure in for in advance of
any remedy of its kind I ever MN]. It
will quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby in crime and fretl'ul while teething
apply Dr. lland's Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all dniggisre. 25 cents
Newspaper lie-porter- Wanted
We are informtd that the Mmlern Press
Assmtatioo wants out- or two newspaper
correspondt not in this county. The
uurk is light null can he performed by
either lady or g ntlemnn. Previous ex-
perience is not net-weary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
uwn Would do well to secure such a pool.
tloo, as we understand it takes only ebou
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Modern Press Associ
atton. Chicago. Ill. ~.
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera amt Diar-
rhoea Remedy.
"I would rather trust that medicine
than any doctorl know of." says Mrs.
’Hstiio Mason, of Ululmu.i‘srwr ()0..Mn.,
In uniting of Chamberlain's i3 -Iic. ilhol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
it. it. Stillson. drugirist.
Ave Your Children Quid-ct to Group?
Every mother should know that cvoup
can be prevented. T he first symptom
of true croup lit hourseness. ’Ihis is ful-
lowed by a monitor rough cough. if
Chamberlain's (tough Remedy is given
freely as soon as the child become
hoarse, or even after the rough cough
hss developeth will prevent the attacks,
25 and fill-cent bottles for sale by G. C.
Stillman. druggist.
If a New York millionaire gm-e n '9'.-
our at hth arsenic and 96th OWL. count.
watch, which gives ill people tiyhpttpml!
and these mople sperm “$56.00 in flil‘
ors‘ bills and finally have to pay $5.00
each for (humus Blown urn to cure them
what would be the saving per mpits it
the dinner should not is: given than
being 87 neurons at the feastt (
inquire at Plaietcd’e drug store. than
3 u Ifiluffilltlm about i” M" "In. ' Curt
Detectives Needed Iii-re.
Superintendent CI urine Aims. of the
National Detective Human, I idisnapolis.
Ind. announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to set as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
the work is not necessary to success. He
edllsslsrgserliulnai pspsrsndwlllssnd
It with full particulars. which will ex-
plain how you may enter the m
i,
you may have the problem solver? om'
machinations-settled. unsure-Ilium
a , , _‘ ' ,
REGULAR Bl-MONT
o ”a
HLY VISIT
THE ,IIIIBTIIIIS llF llATIllNAL MEIIIBINE.
('hartel'sd and Incorporated by Special Act of Wilhlilfe. June ill, in"
THE CHIEF OF STAFF and Associated Doctors will arrive
and opt-n an office at the
City Hotel, South Norwalk,
THURSDAY, DEC. 6th. [894.
In coreideratlr n of the fact that at the time of their last vl-it ma *
SPEC u. unable to await their turn to consult the doctors. and an a marregyn‘l‘mmel;
‘" all. they have decidrd to continue their offer of "I!!! 'I'Cla‘lflll‘l' DUIIIE
, 'l'uls Vlss'l' 0NLY. and make the following announcement to the public.
WALL WHO VISIT THESE EMINENT PHYSICIANS BEFORE DEC. 9th,
WILL RECEIVE CONSULTATION, ADVICE, SERVICES AND SURG'CAL
TREATMENT ABSOLUTELY FREE UNTIL CURED.
The Doctors of this Society vnlov s most enviable reputation. havin been i ‘
lnvut‘ilglatlon sud studv 0f thr arm theory of disease; and have eelsbiisbgd the idli'flt‘w
ly allnsessrsgzeof emor’i‘g n.l l ciao (Rh ii I; A , b. m
uswe ve so its nlyon o cums mt. mos tozoaofc ’
the Persian Ventrit'nli of D] sprpsla, the Bacillus Tuberculosis of (fousum ' ion and ooh-"s2:-
uvrla. V'lhrionn- and Berlili. The only known Pumas] on which will curel ‘6 mm“... vs the
ilennlrldal Muiloinee used by tom doctors. They are the result of more than a center of a
century patient investigavfon. each havln a dintlnrt. definite chemical composition. and see-
etdc action. 'i‘hey cure diseam by annlhl sling the germ. neutralizing Its torinee and valet
the standard of vital force This fact can be absolutely proved and demonstrated to you. i
as it has born proved to thousands of sick and ended” who tried um um m'lhmls go, ears
in vain. and then came to these doctors and wrre our . The doctors will be in daily at ltd-
aocs, making careful examination in each case preerntrd. They treat every form and "p. u
(Yhmnlc Disease. If you are incurable they will honestly tell you so but If they take your case
for treatment. nrornlslnu a cure. tie at! noon it and you will trot well. in their rsctice then
In no sures work. rlneilmrnts or in dates. The proper medicines to mm rarh ndtvidni case
are given. and with the brat dose taken the cure brg he.
nouns. e A. I on". s r. l. noninv- outrun.
OIIIIAL OFFIOIB luli 'I'Ill "an: or CONNIO'I'IOII‘I: a
l 29 Falrfleld Avenue. Bridgeport.
when; ALL Ls'rrlits snout!) an sentiment).
This staff of Physicians Will Return livery no Ila .
FREE! FREE! nit“!
On Saturday. November 24, wn will give to every purchaser of 1 lb. of our best
00c Tell i have of Be» Soup free. .
Blll Illllll’ Ill fillililEIlIES.
New Tomatoes. no can. 3 lb. can Pumpkin. Do.
New Sugar Corn. So can. 3 lb. can Calisfornia Peaches, ch.
New Peas. no can. 3 lb. can " Apricots, 100.
Gold Dust. 1%. 3 lb. can "' White Cherries, 1&2.
()ur 27c Butter cannot be equalled in the city for that price.
22 lbs. (insulated Sugar for 01.00.
5 lb. Jars of Pure Fruit Jelly only 23c.
“and ti. Floor, “.15; Jones’. at in; Snow Flake. 08.50 bbl.
Give us a trisl and you will be convinced that we give you the best bargains of
any one In the city. ‘ .
Full wright sud measure guaranteed.
Sugar Cured Shoulders only on per It.
New York Grocerytomnany
Donovan's concise. some time. ,
It ,, mm. Iowans.
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