mm terrestrial,
not mean. '
”I“ 0' W “IONIC;
m emery-rec "Valeee'
et ea- reorder. can an.
leye and lineage.
rue sale at the manor-
. y by lryiaelwlth. witawbe-
Mrklfhbcsbralaaealeeboleft.
“humwg tomor-
”fifth m on River-hie
,, _ “' ’ ”.moiweeeonmf Bristol.
”Wendie” Theuwilihe a
, m h the. church Saturday
*fl‘hfl drink. at which Ir. Swan-
”Claw,” hewlilelaomekeedv
morning
game;
/
n d m m, 3": 0M Linde‘
”finiteness.
1b Vulcan was coming
- murmur-term. when the
”the fiateet thefoot of St.
Idem Ir. Keiloggtook arope
.“Miweemdeetehe on the
Milne-em feefeudtothema-
Mathew.“ eoonthevseeel
:pmflflopliihuerif intodeep water.
M May a VsnKtlren were at
warhyasterdey alarm, piecing new
*5 eleiiaee larvinfs building.
, landm- the Hubbard piece to the
m on First avenue, and
”Who
seed for a carpenter chop.
mm repainted
theboerds es
“weatheywerepiseedinpoeitlon.
ME. mun! ”mom“
“hawk-Offline Wesleyan
“Wrinhiadterncomend
”Mia the last Avenue ltetbo
“wmomiwh In
to retain the service will be con-
Wholesale
momma Bell has the ties
dieideedenry third one spiked to the
for the Tramway company’s
Woofer all the pilee are driven.
”Md Myilg piid yesterday after-
”klth widening of the foot and
mm.
m M C. St. Johu,eccom-
wt] hie wile and daughter, from
M, Pa . are visiting relatives in this
in“. ”I. fit. John's mother is danger-
eeriystee. ‘
” ”a 'a Me “ Wuhinfim
wear to the Armory. yesterday
to “I. he! Int lemon in
m
'fiew‘t Brena-.0! ill-WI Pleinr.
wherever glut or his mun-n, wa.
h "I M Bro-eon,“ East Nor-
wet.
My Gabe-ace is moving from
[arm late We. in E. I.
Womble-ea Itasca street. Nor-
fl.
”tart-e have the contract to
fl”. pie-hilt work is Robinson a
Mambo-see. the Gregory Point
seed.
m E. More, of 67 Unborn eve-
“ghee-cud taro apartments in Mar
ewe Here on Fiat avenue.
V. II. M and family have
ere-ed new Isle street, Norwaik, to
Moreen.
Ira. Bore Raymond,“ New Haven,
“matted residence of J. B. Mar,
vb
mm. of Fleet avenue, has a
”Muffin croup.
“melee-crib. of Celt-lie "0-
genius-unwell»
leery We hotter on Disple avenue
bmwwwm
BOWAY 1'03.
I. it. baptist church. on Sunday
WMWJconverted fireh-
fld Indie. will preach. in thecoeturne
dunelkehld. Aeoliectlon will be
’ ”tutti-needle.
It. “i In. John Wager have
”toilette house owned by Oliver
Mallet-duet. .
mahoueehdek sudbie
nan-mum looked after
”lu'Jlem.
“MM is ill at her
manuuwlthenettaee
b
“amount-imm-
the
rice. Ir. Wolf may possibly tats an
m-
An exhibition game of pool will he
played in the Columbia Hotel tonlitbt,
between James Hamilton, of South Nor-
walk, and Jack Doyle. of Stamford.
Tha Filelnger remonetrence case.
which was to have come up today. has
been postponed for or e‘week.
Klee Elle Weed. who has been confin-
ed to her home the part few days with
illness. is improving.
Thomas P. Cave has the contract to
paint lienry R. Funcher’a new building
on Railroad avenue.
Notices have been placed on the sign
poetinforming people that the dog li-
cense is due again.
Patrick Salmon, an inmate of the
Soldiers‘ Home, has received an increase
of pension. ,
The painters have put the finishing
touches on the depot at Noroton.
Willie. Flemming and son have re-
turned irom a unit in Orange. N. J.
Dr. flawee is quite sick at his home in
Norotou.
Miss L. Heyter is visiting in Port Chea-
icr.
CRANBURY.
Washington Lodge will hold its April
Fool social tonight.
Frank Gregory will shortly build a
new house.
WILTON.
The students of the Wilton Education.
al Institute sincerely regret the depar-
ture of Prof. Meecsll, who resigns hie
position this week, after an honorable
connection of two years, during which
hawou for himself hosts of friends in
the institute. town and surrounding
places. as his merited abilities. genial
humor and unfailing courtesy combin-
ed to mate him desemdiy popular
amongst all cieseee.
W ES lPORT.
The narrow escape from death which
John Burning, of Norwalk. bed while
attempting to scale the picket fence
dividing the two depots of the Consoli.
dateder at Seugatucb,e few days
sgo.ebonld ban warningto those who
jump over, think it eeeer and cheaper
than to walk round. But forthe prompt
action of Rev. Kenneth Mannie, who
saw a fast train approaching end pulled
the unfortunate i i! the picketelr Iiuer.
ing might have been mangled under the
wheels.
Ladies' lleeioeery fleeting.
lites Piett led the opening exercises of
the ladies‘ missionary meeting in the
South Norwalk Congregational church.
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Gerald Ii.
Beard. chairman ofa committee to re-
vise the constitution, submitted the new
constitution as prepared by them for the
approval of the eociety. It wee disco»
and somewhat, but the limited time
caused it tobe laid over until the next
meeting. The subject of the meeting
was Turkey, being the eecond meeting
treating of that some country. bites
Belle Ferris gave a very interesting dea-
cription of Courtentinopie, wltba map
of the city which she had prepared. The
Iuhject of the paper given by Mrs. Levis
Neel: wee “The Work of the American
Board in Constantinople." A solo by
Mrs. Campbell followed. A paper by
Mrs. H. Emory I’ease on “Girl's schools
in Turkey" closed the programme for
the day; W. _> w
Harper's Virnng People.
The Easter number of Harper's Young
People (published April 9th) will con.
tain an article entitled "ilporte end
Games in Central Africa," by Lieutenant
A. l. Mounteuey Jepuaon. Lieutenant
Jephaou was Henry ti. Stanley’s around
in command in hie last trip into the cen-
ter of Africa in search of Emin Pacha.
and in the course of thin long end daoo
geroue journey be bad many opplrtuol-
ties of seeing how the African ravages
amuae themselves. This article is one
result of hill observations. it it the first
of a series entitled "Sports in lauy
Lends." including English boarding-
echcolJpcrts, Parisian boys’ pure, odd
Indian sports, etc., which will be pub-
lished in Harper's Young People from
tines to time. The same number of the
Young People will contain a Jolly illus-
trated article about bicycles.
Connecticut rate-ts.
The following patents were leaned April
8,1806. Lietfurnlshed from ofloeofA.
I. Wooster. patent lawyereurl eolictor,
Bridgeport. Conan
1.. hell . Bride-inert. clasp for
under. .ateiE. Nether. Bridge
t. screw cutting lathe; J. h. Peck,
“a ham. drop ham I.
Bertforri inmometer
my abury at
ehleefo. L. De'yton, Meridian, handle
for its trees; 1". liieatie
“.009 .
A dispatch from Paris to the Peli'lell
Gseette of London says that If Baduel.
director of the Buffalo Seine tracks. bee
oflerrd to but Zlm against Houben for
05,000 at any distance.
Don't realise. I,» wr e-oae Your nu.
Away.
is the truthful startling title of a book
about lio-ToBac. the harmless. guereno
teed tobecoo habit core that braces up
nicotiuized nervee,elltulnatee the nico-
tine poison, makes week men gain
strength. vigor end manhood. You run
on physical or financial risk, as No-To-
Ben is sold by R. R. Plaieted under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded
Biok free. Address Sterling Remedy
00., New York or Chicago.
Trying the New Home.
When the new purchase—harm-semi, we-
will column, to a two m-olcd Wagon—dd
brought around for the first drive. hols
received in gloomy nilcnco, the young In-
dies being dluguetcti with his color. ’l‘huy
expected a strawberry ronu, or or. least. a
rich bay. whorcue he is of a shade which
they stigmatizc at once as “yellow ochcr. "
The oldest son, who by continuallyiro-
qucntlug the nearest llvcry stable has ac-
quired hillllu reputation in the family uses
horseman, would be glad to suggest curb,
or qiinruir crnclt. or wardrobe» in tho of!
knee. but being overawed by tho eupcrior
authority of the vet he contents himself
with a critical examination of the uni-
mal’a cyo, in which he profceecll to discov-
er n spirit of dcvlileh malignity that bodes
ill for lilo and limb.
Cheeroti try this prophecy. the family
tako thoirscnte,patcrfumilius firmly grasp-
ing the ruins anti prepared for the worst
The first drive with a new bursa ill com-
monly one of silent and rcmlutu anticipa-
tion. That the animal will behave well
no one expects. The only doubt is as to
whether ho will stand still and kick, run
away or euddouly tlovclop some incurable
disclaim. but no milu after mile in slowly
but steadily rcolod off without accident.
the borne exhibiting no apr'riul depravity
and no signs of infiiilllf‘rlii, tho spirits of
patcrfmulilns rise. iio touches the new
stood with his whip, cuts out an capo-es
Wagon in ltraml Mylo and finally brings
up with n flourish at the homo l‘llfilrililllll.
Already the new horse ililil [crowd from
the awful region of tho inyxlorioue to that
of the homely and familiar. and now pro
some himmelf to tho illumination of his
OWIIi'i'il not a» on unknown brute. but as
a faithful Dobbin. destined. let us hopo.
to a long and useful carrier—Coutury‘
The English language-Caller (ir-
qulriog of hotel clerk at 9 a. dad-Ia B.
Jones up? Clerk—Ya. sir. Geller—Ia
be down? Clerk—Yes. sir. filler—Ah,
thanks. I’ll step into the breakfast
room end see him.
Hoyt’s Opera House
Wednesday, April IO. N
Lincoln .l. Carter's grand scenic production.
'I‘ E 'FlS'I' MAIL.
Ten arts of special reentry. Flight of the
feat mall,Niagare Fella by moonlight. with
boiling mist. Practical working engine end
it freight cars. with illuminated caboose.
The Dego dive. Realieric river scene and
stremlma exploaiorl. end other great rrallsms.
Seats on sale at Gregory". drug atora, Nor-
walk. and I'M-tetra drug attire. Booth Nar-
welk. ei
1
Hoyt’s Opera House
South Norwalk. (3t. Three nights only.
arrow. SATURDAY MATURE.
Commencing
ThililSilil, ii’ilil lllil. i895.
The winsome actress.
Ullle Ackeretrom.
in all new plays. Directed on tour by line
Bernard.
'ibumla —-A new emotional drama. “A
REM'TI F’lll. ribAVE." refill the famous dance
Mriiiil’flfl'lDUIW.
Friday A new comedy. "PRIDE fli" Till:
i‘llillll4."amlent~w mug. ”iloiiur ihe Ulty
Lighte." illustrated by the elerwoptioon.
Hetordey matinee ~A repetition of "l’liliilt
(il’ Till: (lift lU'i.“ iln ihlo mrmelou. all
children will be admitted to the li' It seats
for tile.
Hatnrlia olehh—A new coined . "MELIS-
DA'R Wt) 5.".an anew-orig," want tails
an Actraee.” and the dance he—lrhr-unotope
A capeo'a corn or. baatiful costumes.
special acenery. c. luut enacts.
Prion fie, tic. lilo. fleets now on salt.- at
Plaiared'saed vrrsgory'e drug stores. at
Ramble
Bicycles.
1,;
it...
man saucy.
macaroni: no
chamserme a.
c
-, or
w. u. I! RAKVIY'B uhoe store. 10
1m...»
obi-i
it those
. eeemsireeaes. walrus» a.
lots and general work. our
mediate 013010!!!th Only thme with
snerhul unturned "ll“ "”' €25
v . ii In ”It“ Wlll
mmsdiateiy tint ole-s positions nudging:
07
in street. Booth Norwalk. mcilta tf
Taylor & Golden
liealEslaleandlnsurance.
wasnrtturoa nun. .,
Persona look! r
with the view '3’ $313?
and examine our list.
or house andlot
are invited to
a have them for
seleinevery of the cit at . bl
Mm ' ”fid‘c'
prlneeandoneeev
W AN '1‘ E l).
61"i”'13¥”&§£3?h’fi3€4§6&"i77”l
A othu Point. Hotel. iii-yum
ASEOUND-hand set of heiter's curllp
tools. Months in good coud.tion. A -
dreost UliMDrt. lili'i other. Milt
ABITUAllliN-es housrltre r, none and
companion bv a reaper-Ht Ie middle-aged
woman. capable of taking care or milk and
butter. Pleasant home more no obiel-t than
l~rgo salary. Address "HOUSEKEEPER."
care of Manual. aprl lw
LEANINH and dyeing eatabliehment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street. on line of electric care. South N
welk.Co.nn. We reepectfull
cltine f South Norwalk. orwalk and vicin-
ity that we established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and elm business.
end are now pro rec in do all .pf clean-
ing end d elng u the very best etvle and man-
ner. ies' unite. dreaeee. either made up or
a rt. cloaks. capea-iniants' ca "imminent"
lame. fringge. p‘i‘enmko‘ rli. lll slicer".
mu ere scars. ea, govce soon.
also feathers cleaned and curled. ntlemen‘e
garments dyed or cleaned end p in the
ant manner. 0. BU'I'i‘ERFABtl. mill tf
T0 LET.
or-
anuounce to the
DESIRABLE house on Gerard place: ell
modern improvements. Inquire of E.
ADAMS. mli tf ,
LA ROE. leeeant. furnlaherl room with or
without. ilfd. erder preferred. En-
quire at no.5 West avenue. South Ngfielh.
m w
O’I'I'AGE corner Maple street end Franklin
avenue. R rooms All modern improve-
ments. Inquire of 0. E. Wilson. at if
F Obi April lat. east store and buement in
Sentinel building. Dimensions Zixflil.
Apply at Sentinel office trial if-
‘iillR nit-o rooms. in good condition. second
floor of house..'ilSCednr etreet. Apply on
premises. at lw
‘lRST floor. No. 2 ii-ruford Place. hot and
cold unit-r. rent Sift; rwoud floor. No. 77
oodward avenue, rent 58. Apply to“. A.
yl.lii tf
w
WI l0l)WAitl).
‘Rilli April I. the lower part of the tree
P So. it) -tuart avenue. A nice lat-gamed
and part of small barn and chicken hon-e;
a good garden: city water in the home. Rent
Stiper month Enquire of MRS. ri- LLEl‘K.
head 0 ~eymour place. or of F. E. DORI ‘VIY.
ll Stuart avenue. . 32 3t
OUSI. l'l’ Franklin strait. Improvements
in. In uire of now Is WlLUtrX. at
Brown A WI coa's grocery. fllltf
DUSE or ten rooms; furnace. range. hath.
stationary tuba. hot water nice ard.
{and location Inqu root TAdeRa G Li)
H. Wanhlngtou street. or of owner. E Taylor
avenue. near West street. lat tf
floor. rl rooms. No. B 'l'ollea street; first
moroome. bio. ill'i‘ullra street. Water in.
All in ilrstcolsa order. House [lo-idea elreot.
Ely Neck A uly to TAYLOR dz GOLDEN.
or JOBII ll. NAPP. ll: West street. al ti
“'0 pleasant. nicely fur'nb-bevl front roomr.
with bath and h at Suitable for one or
two gentlemen. Apply at No. '0 Mediaou
street. mar spring meetalouth Norwa‘lh
w
EOUSED rooms. Nu ll i‘ollre street: second
0\
”rote SALE.
A “EVEN room house. stationary more.
hoi.oold water and bath. garden. fruit
ii'rPil and oennr-ry; all in first player order. near
nation and trolley earn, Unnba err-u at any
time St. John avenue. near East avenue. or
address "W." Box iii. East Norwalk. e2 ltv
VOT'l‘MllL‘ouilleuwlmi avenue and home
J and burn on thrive snort. Apply M ii.
SHERWOOD. ill llruve attract. Scull: Norwallt.
apr2 tf
Cii’l'I‘AiiiL-l AND iii'lldllNil Lil'l‘ii. Out—
t out on Quinlarul avenue. nix rimmi-
eauh. . early new and in good condition.
Hood imprchd building loteuieslrabl ‘locelul.
Termeeaey. Apply to FRANCIS Ii 'RRl’l‘T.
II '
ORHEhoarriegu. harm-as, etc. at a very
not Hotli
low are. For particulars. inquire of
US. at this office. iii if
1,1013%: and lot with barn. at Winnl molt.
with tum-fourthe or an acre of and
moreorlm. Inoulmof 8. ll. HHERWUUD.
blilrove air-net, South Norwallt, ('opn. out) if
hour.
l’ltli.lirl. In Hailib elm-wQuif‘pm-nie of
wall paper border. li‘iniil-r w ll be null-
git? rewaruui by returning it to L. ii. DEillK-
———
MISCELLANRolls.
lCE.
[HIRE exiting water ice. Iionc-lt wel ‘ ht erd
lowod iI’It'ii-, Atlrlroueorlleru init .Uitiil
Vuiiiiilllil l. i’. 0 lion lill. l-louih Norwalllt.
In ‘li
lustrous senior.
iiiliSiilE. iiiliiffilK.
srlllllt TERM OPENS
APRIL 4, ’95
at 1w
W
GRAND OPENING
OF
mortar llhhiiilllti and lint
lilltililfiil Parlors. 58 Wall street.
em Jackson's Jewelry stare. begin
eiee weuareuar, Illicit fly’tt.
Aftereeea and theater.
commune
Ire. i. I. lites.
agptrm
Will i
music lira
We have secured! tire of title large
ball or
convenient t
BI I! bl til i G.
and
of teaching
wi
the art of Lessons
be given eve afternoon between two and
live o'clock. rivetelreeone can be arranged
for. Purchasers- of wheels receive instruc-
tions free.
H.R.BULKLEY 8:80.
52 South Main St..
AGENTS FOR
Sleams. and Keeling.
Elmore and lxon Bicycles
Bictclee from .50 up Wheels rented and
repaired. fu'l
NOTICE.
Hill SALE.
I)UHSUANTto an order of the Court of
ProbateJor the Dir-trial of Norwalh. [will
my“ on in. premium in the city of Norwallt. at.
public auction. uuleaa revlously disposed of
at private solemn the il b day of April. was.
atzo’cloclt in the afternoon. the iollowiug
property:
l Eight Set Fancy fimimere Mill with other
Mill Bonn: and Machinery fir melting felt
cloth; Engine and Boilers. on horse power;
water power eight months of year. llill horse
wer-itMill Buildings. one brick 123 by ell
net. three stories an attic: I wooden 7( by
all four stories and attic; Dryend I) e Hung
and Eudora boom ill by of; Brick Bot er Hotiae
ill by 36: Hardening Mount for felt 6| by as;
Brick Store-house int by it. three stories. base-
ment and attic; Wooden ere-bouae it) by at:
Barn by 40: Machine Shag at by 26:
Carpenter Shop 22 b b; Black-
smith chop 16 by 18: Lumb~r m 24 by 3.5;
Drug Home to y 32: Office a) or at. Wan-r or
the neat. qualtt . givin sutlerlor color mm is.
L? milee from . aw Yor with frirght facilities
or the beet. both by water and rail. bout
ten acres of land adioining the line of an eleo
trio road. on one o' the been streets in the city
of Norwala. being unexcclled for building
purposes . withI four tenement houses now
standln upm- t.
“ nexaxuea HEMPLE.Trnster-.
Dated at Norwellt. this 95th day of March,
1805. ed 2 y
.-
———.
"BIKES at retail per incuth,
blocks. Come and see them.
M. ii. PillSiill S.
lililfllhilli Hill.
liliES ll. nfittsuunm,
NO. a RAVILAND STREET.
rtrtotlma rent». 26 cum.
unar'a lKiAiill nan wees, $8.50.
1.1mm mutt!) Plit wulelii).
I
mid 3m
mli lm
lllllll.
We are eellin two cars of
J net arrived, a car load of govd
, WW m ‘
Bevel clothing.
. liVl mull! were one. melt a lane“
ehareoftlit BOYii' OWRlNG trade of the
town. A hundred others that as strong...“
new once every day.
No. I BOYB' SUIT er 8'.
Fine Cheviot fancy mrdium li
mares that. int pira busineea. cheep sine“:
No. it Boiil' BUI'I' ar ”.50.
India blue blac .. and in we
(double breasted inc .peota imbue-'33
enees, patent ela- io waist band). ought to 5.
union sellers at sow.
No. I BOYB' Bill'l' er :8 no.
In ler D. 3. hack Suite. Reefer I
Junior nits and ileiior Suite. in alreantmgi
woo Gaul a. he Tw a a tram
pipuier febr ”on have seen a ~betterfor he.
No a BOYa' Bill? ar ’5 on.
it!) regular double breasted Knit-l. Roof
Suite. Junior rlulte. Sailor Suite. beautifnlir
trimmed. apioh and span in atyle and etc .
dark. uteri um M (1 light colors. You can
make your boy happy so far as "it than
surprisingly little money in our Boys'
No. l5 BOYB' PANTS 500.
Fine ceseimeree and cheviot Short Pants.
double soar. and knew. patent waist band,
splendid wear nu qualities. ..
Your fare allowed on to purchases and over.
MEIGS & 00.
fl
we‘l-
o for
't.
821 Main our. Bank St.. Bridgeport. ct.
Mai era and dealers in Men's and Boye‘ Wear-
ing Apparel. and dealers in line Furnishing
Goods. Hats. Cape
runlla and liars
-_ ...._...........-.. .._.._._____._..
NOTICE
in last llorwall Taxpayers.
Hill taxpayers of the East Norwelk School
District. ere beret y not tied that the dis.
trict tax of two anti one-halfl K) mills on the
dollar laid on the town usher-smear list of m.
at a s ci :1 rue-lip r f the district held on the
14th ray of lieu-h. am. at the East Norwalrt
rchuol house. willhedue and payable on i
first day of April. 1890. at which t me I ehel
be ready to receve the same at my rtore. r anti,
avenue. Interert at the rate of nine (0) b: \
nd.
cent. per enunm from April let. 1896. wil
charged on nilhllla remaining uv nivi on a
alter May let, 1896. W. B. IfANFORD.
Collector of taxes tor the liner Norwait School
District.
e2 1m
Dated April let . mo.
——_.—_-M_-
llo Not be fleceiled’
By parties selling another Flour of a
similar name. claiming to be the
same. Be sure and ask your grocer
for
Washhurn-trosby’s
SUPERLATIVE Flilllll
WLOOK FOR THE EL-
LOW CENTER.
RubensJuckertliood
MILL AGENTS,
700 MAIN ST"
HARTFORD. CT.
.8 din
mw_ ,_......__._.,_. \
naessmertmc.
1“ its. J. A. DE! 'KBR. havimr o ued Dress-
. making Parlors on Mau-fle' avenue. eo-
ltcite petroneue {mm the Iaolee of Dorian a d
vicinity. Will display the [Meat New York ‘
Patterns. New ale r a full line of I‘m-a
and ’l'llmrnlnga from which she will purcbeee
if lie-lied. Agency for the celebrated C. I'-
ll Cor-eta. e3 lw
f'i
ii
eccv a in a good refrigerator.
A WELL SERVED MEAL
Mranse lot of thought and care and acme few
mvenlenree in the kitchen.
One -f the run! impm tent of there conveni-
ll e have row a per-
cularly goal nevortmont. at all ports of prices.
The line le made up of the celebrated
PIERCE Bi FRIGEBITOBS.
which give you a coherent circulation if dry cold
air. and (chrome tho- I mallet-t amount of ice.
(SOUTH NOBWlLK HIBDWIBE COMM
ill. ..
SAVE
p
Very Beet flutter, lb.. 240.
Beat Dairy ” " 2lc.
(loud i 'ooking “ " life.
[lost Flour per bag, 50c.
Flue Flour " " We.
(iood Flour " “ 47in.
0 lbs. (loud Pruner. 250.
5 lbs. (loud Hairline, title.
2 lbs. Crime, 25 9.
ii lbs. Bret Starch, 250.
7 lbs. Iivet Oatmeal. Ellie.
SPECIAL:
teutioo as though you more yourself.
THE W Y
Donovan Building,
South Norwslk.
MONEY?
Best Bands at lowest Prices.
4 Carla (loud Uom, 250.
ll (Jana Firml'rue. 2r .
i Can Tilflliliilt'ii, 7c.
3 (Jane Stiiuulvee ileane. 250.
5 qta ilrwrl Pearl, 250.
ii tile. lit-at limos, 256.
1 qt [Ame iiv aria. file.
4 lbs iiiogm lionpe, 25c.
0 "it. Hilda (Micki-re. 25°.
4 lbe Oyster Crackers,
in (lakes hoop. 25¢.
30 lb Pail Currant Jelly. 31.00
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