. lulu.- 'laat."“'t'obst."aud
" “We. not «Ices-ling live
. “than: threotlmemmtslatlme».
mm in a line. Innings and
MW. flt'heduleot rites [or dis-
Multurtlumenta lurulshed on applica-
We: hula-my mail. in sdvsusso.
. prepaid: One ninth. ice. time
ms; 81! months. ”.30: one rear. 05.
b1 uewslmyu. mu week. to he paid
. Wt.
Min-KO W Washington street.
lorwsil. telephone cedar-t.
‘McuOmrv.So. tow-Humor, Norlnlh:
m all. 914.
Mas are welcome at The Milan! oillce.
"you know of am new». you will water s
Morby auctioning. sending or hrlnglng it
totbc ollcc.
mutation should In Ill can be ad-
'l’lllt BVEMNG BENTlNltL.
fluuth Not-walk. Conn.
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The Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
“like Town of .Vorwull' and its Suburbs
Marv, Contidrrably, than ”i! numbinrd
Circulation of the other Three Local (mil
in. Our Ps'ru Roms: it «In aye 0pm to
Adrrrtmsu.
New York Herald Weather Forecast
I'll. weathor todar Prowler» to lm generally
chafing. preceded by snow In the cards.
with alight tampersturs cilantro» Tomorrow
N ml.“ to be Mr and warmer. .
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Thermometer Record. ‘
Thoblabestpoint oi the thermometer for
the twoutyolour hours sndlua at noon today
12:: Wuhan zero. loud. to degrees
8 .
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.Xlllatm Almanac tor Tomorrow.
I“ flue E Sun WE Hi tide Low tide
at 8:40 at 8:" t: to m1
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Important Public Meetings.
Two important public meetings! were
held yesterday, 01in at tho ’l‘o'vn llousi-
and the $21-; ' 3:1 llsf' 'li.: :.I:I
'Wits' la) iJJL’I.CCl' glob/LN? (If A3 ‘ {UV J36
and the other Lin. .s.l'.i'.-.u.' the LL:
South Non/5.1:. AU than. thumb".
thorn wan In interest manifested that is
commendable. Tim Illrlifllfililnnil wm-u
lively, and the ability manifustcd credit-
able to the in lipuuce of tho town. and
the elect )c a decided guilt in pub-
lic knowledgu
The points raiml whiI ii are lully rc- l
ported in our news columns, dc'smfl"
cart-in] and digpassiouatc cullnlilt'l‘llllull.
An honest dine“. true of opinion will nu?
lultiu no harm, but :1 vindictivv splv'itE
will amuse rIIsIsntrnII m
The legal lunar raised in tln- tI-Inn
meeting seems to na to iv: a strong ollI'.E
though the manure it opposes would he
abencilcial 0:10.10. consideration then--
lore. ought to be of the must I'arofull
character. The solonrtmI 11 an :wtiugE
underlegal advice. For them todo any- E
thing contrary to thII advivc of ”11‘le
counsel would be inexcusable; ‘ 'l‘lu-irE
music] may be right and hII may lII'
wrong. but Wt: cannot pen-mule unrwlI 04
that ho is wrong, though 11-
.51
.4o.
wish it was othIIrwiw. Tin- iuaIlE
ought to bo made, and no
when: could tho mImrIy hII prcndcdi
{to greater advantaire in tin: mp 11 and if
it were guarantmd that the stan- prnpor- ’
tion could be secured by South \‘ormslli E
paying thotlnrd that 1: is intended byi
the law that the town should pay, w-I
wmld Iavor the city lmldl'lllz; tho (Ir-E
petite. We fear iiIs.t'tl1:1r,:1s the math r
stands, Nga'ivallr will git llu hem-lit this E
year from the stat" ltmlt'Oprllill'Ill.
The city meeting aflorded opplrtnniry E
for criticism, which was fully improved I
The chart to reduce expellti‘m’ to a
minimum is to ho cornmII mlIIIl but this;
should not be carried to sm l1 :m (slum
that will result in obstruction. zuidl
prevent sacral dcvnlopuwnt and pl'IJ-E
mas. There arr sections of our Pity;
thatdo not recon the leaciits tiey :reI
entitled to from wattl1.vcwers. etc” and
thisdimtipuicanmth
M}
Wwitbout bind. and there
in where it Ought to be applied
for 19 years. with the exception of
the time between 1880 and ' 1884. Por-
firlo Dist has been president of the re-
public of Mexico. Under his wise and
kindly guidance Mexicans have seen
their country grow tranquil and peace.
in! and advance in the arts and indus-
tries as it never did before. They have i
seen internal improvements inaugurated E
cm a magnificent scale and foreign corn i
mace double and quadruple Till‘i: a I
latest day Mexico will have reason to he ,
thlnhiul that she had as her first citizen I
I man with such shad as Porilrin Disz. ‘
Be hh said he will be president for the E
coming term. which will be his sixth E
one, but that aim- Eihis be will nertr .
serve again. He is now nearly 70 years [
old. which is I good old age for the .
president at I Spanish American rnpuls- I
lie. Presidential honors in these repub- E
lies have somehow heretofore not been .‘
conducive to longevity.
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I! Tesla really has found out how to '
by: the earth and draw elerm'csl power-E
from it, there will his an unlailingfounl l
this (I mechanical potter on every (arm l
in this country. Railway trains can E
duw their power tram the ground as E
they go along .1! mankind can tell;
«and the world without expense. {l
is.
I The geographical location of Cuba 0"-
‘ no truth whatever in the rumorthnt
E be had“ math Puck say. “What liars
Miler.“ 30.1! {who , '
A boyrsn swsytr'om'lds home is
Chicago sud was on the point at mut-
ing new York when I detective armtod
him. A New York now'spsper ropes.
not the u as explaining totbcde—
turtles: “Youuissdttsctive. lknawed
yousa in minute I set eyes ctryouse. "
The New York uawspeper was sway
oil. In its ignoranco it put a bit of
slung peculiar to New York city itself
into the mouth of this young scion of
the town by the lake. The Chicsgo boy
might hsve used bed grammar enough
in his own way, but he would never
have used it in the Bowery way.
"Ycuse"pvououuced with its indescrib-
sbls intonation is a choice bit of dialect
never heard outside the great and vols
loved city of New York.
Here is an expression heard every day
among msrketmen sud other smsll desi-
ers 0! New York: "He t’rowcd me
down." .
Nobody beyond the limt of the in-
fluence of the Bowery to gas would
ever suspect thst "be t'rowed me down"
meant merely “be cheated me." An-
otherpcculisr bit of New York lan-
guage in use among those who think
they are well educated in the phrase
"quite a little. " This monstrosity late
ly crapped out in the letter even at u
N cw York literary mrrespoudent and
an editor. Who could guess that “quite
I little" ll intended to tuketbe place at
”considerable" or "considrcrsbly." as
the case may be?
The Time of Year.
The spring is at band. the time of
year to plant trees. level of! the green-
swsrd. sprout ihn flower seeds and make
the earth beautiful.
We clip from the Arbor dsy address
of Hon. Charles M. Luring the follow
lug directions on the right way to plant
trees:
The hole! into which the tree is to bo plsctsd
should be 0 feet in diameter. 3 to l fort in
depth and filled to within two (Mr! I)! t be qurtm
with good. rich loam, leaving a mound in the
contnr on which to not the. rmtv 'l' he root. oi
‘iu- tree “Mild Idopv do: Imanl In: 'mr tic-n
' '15. I‘ lilopiu;nt‘“1l."':
l'.:.'ut. .rz. .:sxl'.
‘ ' .cos'. "
.:r (3.33.4.4; mot-kin. 11.1.- . ...'.1
r lad cy damp straw or con- mwiui lo-Za
earth until planted. The tree should be held
in rlztco at tho Iltpth at “hlI l1 2' erI u and lb! .
71014 an n- ul mi uv-yznl be in . ship in tin h.’ l l
'I'llI n ywd. rich loam should ier can fully and
firmly wol'IltI d among them until I‘m-y nvc cut"
err-d. The hnlr af'IIr lwirq fillt'l, should he
corrcrId vit'n lit-my mt: )ching
The trunk: II! :ill :1'u.\t.ll'. unmuth l‘vIJlIE
would by 1: lulId frlsm inc "If-‘41:; lhv- .ll
in fact. all trI-iII 1 rm nlly trrmml mind in .7. l
rii' pr---..tu1Hl “traw rrqw. “I nnIl :'I11( 1 l
tlu tin-v.1» tin-butt prI ls-Irtl I111. lsutthv 1'.I IIIIl "l
.:u. ird iu 111mm 1» ticr than nothing. All tnI 4E
lIlllllh‘d I. 1. i 'wr'rII-t Sll’iillll ls‘. pruttl tu‘. W, .
.lie guard l I. .nw thrm H In. injury {rm 111 ll“: ‘
tI-r-lliofl»1ling:1niuml~. 'l'lir- unnrdu M'II itu
in'llt‘lh' and mo mirth ton tlmIIs- ”Mr I .-I,.
Why 11 tlu- trII- ln cimto grow. it l11..idl r
II artfully \\ 1N hul and if tbs I-Iwm iII in l
~imuldlm \ralI rcd. l'mot sprinklr :1 little v ,
to r orvr llnI Nurnt' u of the around I- wry day. E
That hringxthc rim.- mots lu th surface. vlu rt l
lhIIy “illIIuIm dry up in? Hl' 'I‘ Ihlm .llll r E
onuh maltlmr (mu m IW'IIm . I its. in (.thr
these rvlm the-mu k duuv- I111 Arlmrdd: '1le
bring lasting 111’ i~f.1rtirm to ”w trm pl :Iontu n
whllo living and hit-minin- upon lhIlr hm l'tE
by tho rcnI Imtiuns who folio“ them. E
I”.
m-
the complaint has boon lllilil‘lfi‘ll'l-Oln‘” E
years that there are loormmy i'aIl- ‘nE
the public M10015, and it la area: 11ml lI' ;
one. Lilo i.~ too >l1r~rt to lr-.11'ncvr«ry l
thing, cflacially wlwu 11ml: )1 u! the E
harping of tin;- schools isnhwluml} n“: E
loss lumbar so far as being worth any-
thing metiaolly in concerned. Hut
will it help a chill nu-1allv,lmw :in
him to earn his bio: id, to ho aide II
parse Without a brmk a “hole pimp I i
blank t'I-rsII or to solve w ith the r: spirl
iry ofa lightning (alcul. Imr tlmi ll 11II -eE
puzzles ill arithmetic which "(when Iil'
up nights to iuwsni? Tho areragom-hv Is}
. child must go to mark at 12 to it years
old. A good knowledge of wading, writ
ing, arithmetic and geography, with .I .
thorough understanding of tho histu) '
and govm'mnnnt of his own country, are ,
all the scholastic attainments. IliIIrII. ltE
time for him to acquire. Some drawing
and music may he added. if in addition I
to those the teacher :strivaa to main- him ,
honest, clean and polite, that is enough.
Immune will this autumn
hold.“ m of Ill the my
holdinglflhtbs lloslsm tsltb, ind,
vise mung uniting the dillssnt tap
tiousdlslam sud ct regaining the
railing powa of the religion of Hobsms
med. Undoubtedly the loss of politiciil
power the world over and the threaten:
ed loss of still more at it in the imme-
diate future cause the true believer much
more uneasiness than the waning of to l
ligious faith. The religion and politic!
of the Motion: are one, however. Whoa
one dies. the other cannot live. Times
have indeed changed since tbo‘ politt
and learned Moors were the most power.
ful and enlightened people of Europe.
Thomas Jed’erscn was in furor of the
annexation of Cuba to the United States.
but he would draw the line there and
extend our territory no farther south.
tainly indicates that she should be I
part of the United States. but we do not
want her unless shewauts to come tons.
It lsjaat I we supposed. There ww
Num- ind been heard from. Shakes-
pearo would have hit it much closer it
theae mortals be !"
Radiograph is the name now applied
to the X ray photographs in which the
bones show dark and ekclaiouieh through
the flesh.
Some caudidates' presidential boom!
will be back sctins booms.
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E poured refusals the doughty little soldier
Isy Is fitslssl It lists. Is Osma-
Wo have made special mats
with the Inputs 0! the celebrated Baas:
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady readers some at their
very newest and cliolcuts pstterne at
more. Full and catdtoit directions
Better
Health
Than Ever
“An attack at La Grippc.
m
tor puttius’tomtbvr the patients an
company oat-h pattern.
”FOAM! WAIIT
BUST! BY KAY IANTOS.
Pmdnn silk th it shows rich golden
lino-II in its mired coloring. brown. \‘l'l
vot and irldIW‘IInt strangled nssnrmIn~
torie Irv Imnbind in this unIlsnnnI
basque waist. thn "wk IIollsr bring of
csnsrywulmsd vatin ribbon tied in a
large bow at the back. The waist is ur-
cars it left mu p'h)
lunch. all being naturally frail
and dellcato: rlt wmcd asi ‘
newr shoal: iJrally again. inn
ducal ntlnxtlo try
E
l
l
Sarsapavllla
l was surprised after taltlm‘n
two weeks to find 1 was gain
strength. andj now 1 am plans
I tonayl am on toying: nttnrlmellh
than l over hint tore In my
life. "— EVA Bmon. Lincoln. lll.
Highest Awards
World’s Fair l
Chicago.
For
Your
Hands
and
Face!
ranged mar glnra titted linings that
close in cotitrv front. the seamless buck
laid in aingln plains at t waist line on
cs Ih side of centre back e tall fronts
darlflfll in side plaitu under the
point aim and dmop slightly over
tho cruI belt in blouse ntyle. The cir-
I‘nlsr ripplc basque is joined to the low-
crcdgc of tho want. thI mum being
hidden by thI N lI which cloves under a
how iu cIIntrc back. The stylish berthn
collar (I! velwt is mined with
passementeric and lucid on tho
back at round yo a depth, form-
ing rovers on ouch sido of yoke. Tho
yoke closea with tho standing collar at
tho lcit shoulder. Full giant Inlet-m
am ehapml by single mums and disposed
in collar-1m, tho top our comfortnhlo
two-stunned lining». Virions combina-
'imns I.,‘ 1': :c..'rla'.1d cdr‘r‘px ctr. id.
'iYCCrlH‘ the rrnw. ‘ 25H" l 6.1:
I... niazclrlc carving: lIIEcrLz‘
lutl t1. "1; mu': 'l' .t!: . 1.. a. mime. decor“
and with jet, insertion, gimp or other
fashionable tramitum
This quantity of malnrial ii inches!
Widc rmmirul lu maltv thin basque wuist'
fora lady havinua .:Iivinch bunt mI'aP-y
rm- is 3 , yards
“to pattern whiIIh is No 6699 and
Mail» for twenty flu- (1‘1"th cut in
sizws for :i .i'). 1H,:i‘i. ’in and IlII-inch bust.
measure.
EVENING SENTINEL
coufiou.
lutltllngtoune Pattern any “250.0wa
Cut this out, it]! in yournomeundnddresn
and mail In taim it in
Sturtevaut's Bargain House
Nixs.,. .
I
Anosus . .. ,. -.. l
PATTERN No. “009 HlZEWlN
’l‘liln IIIsuiIIIti and I: vents 'ill Monro
almw mitturn at stuttmunt' a. crib Main
and Ann~trsI~l~,HrnitiINI1rwalk.
not the Mange la unwed sad Pea-
pared For the Trade.
“Bo :‘k ' law is the kuynota of history 1
a! beer bracing as: it is undarslcod by;
tho pcoplcof this day. It is gone-rally!
Isuppmcd that hour in of Ilistinctiwlr
Gnrman origin “ht-10M it. in n flu-I th: itE
beer was hrmu-d h_vtlw1nI-u of many
natlormhmm in many parts of the world
centurion lIcfurII the i'hrirtinn I'm The
Bgyptinm. Ins.- IlrIIIsks. tho Romans.
mode brim from ,.. rm and barley in the».
ancient iim III. 'lhI- incur hour of the
Germany \l as n llavnrinn product and
”hock“ lli'i'l’ orignmiml in Bavaria.
We haw board a number of stories aeE
to tho origin 01 the tvrrm ”hock" beer, '
I and while they all vary as to data”, they E
arc Ill a rule correct. When hncr was.
first hrnwcd in Bavaria and for a long}
t-imvs afterward in that and all other
parts of tho w,urld is" formed no partI’
in tho mauuinrturo. thoupn it was very:
1m: vary that it should be fermented
stored inacold temperature All too
was not relied upon to make tblsccld
draudsurtiflciglrétrimtiunussu‘o; ,
g.
Hunting
«and chbrewlpgwssdm
"hawthorn"
admit.
”‘&?u£”“' P133" ‘33:?
Q C i ll-
Iilig ct Mayrwhge‘u the. vaults were
thrown open and the thirsty public was
regaled with a pure. wholesome draft. of
the loamy beverage. And as the first
issue irom these vaults was stronger and ,
liable to go to the head. the pooplc werc'
said to be “bocked;” hence the name.
Another version of the story is that
when the vaults were thrown open. a
buck jumped out and that gave rise to
the name and also to the widely advor- s
[tired "William" goat who adorns the
“book" beer signs of tho present day.
But ”hock" beer season isa time of -
sentiment to the Germans. and other
people have imbibed the sentiment with
the dark and heavy drink. They want,
"hock" hear at the proper time and
they will drink it then and enjoy it.-
Wiue and lipirit Journal.
The ilrstwh'pdle-éu was the greatest
matchmaker that ever lived. After re-
bimeelt dually won the hand of 1050-.
phincr and devoted his matrimonial in.
Itincts to the aflairs of others.
No excuse was admitted from a bach- .
slur.
To him who urged that he could not
find I wlfo, “Be that my care." he
said. and the same evening tlroallair
would be arranged. The poor received
dowries and trousseans. I
One day by decree the emperor mur- E
vied oil 8. 000 soldiers at out». Another s
day his gran court dignitaries werel
obliged ca mane to find partner! for' I
New or fix warsa
gun. J. v. rum-m
. Voice of Fashion
E largcsi of Its lund' in the world, gives In «its
Hale's Rose Cream,
cures chaps and all
roughness. Makes the
skin like velvet.
15 CENTS at
HALE’S.
Minn/wins --..-
HOYT'S THEATRE
ilpecial Mum engagement
Wednesday Night, March 28.
Thu delightfully dlirerout comedian
Joe Ott,
'0' l",
:Lrao
rm t E
‘: in ‘mwu
.‘nd. .:.'.1;
50$“ :1" s S M!
'Ct.‘
THE sm GAZERE
Analmlulu. nuwhv. «ml/rm“ It: mnro nwrryi
moms-into. nmrulmwlin hi rltE 11m lalnt-
ternll- lirnliml I- ntmu nmont lhsn iii no
lIImlna n! lhu sII-s'alltul far-In
manlIyZ l'usilimiy n Vlllll
cwntuu triumph. E
Prices 2.3. .55. .30 and TJCts.‘
l‘IfllnIill sill-v .il l’lniei- Id' 11 drug Isinm hull
l’lum-Is 9 ~illllIIllI' r3 -tII1I-.
EHOVT'S THEATRE
T’f‘" .....-.--.. ‘E
Saturday Evening, Her. 28.
"Our Fritz" in an nutircly new play. E
“Fritz in Love.”
NEW SONGS!
NEW DANCES!
l
l
E
P am llIInt (‘ ompany l
l’l'lIIN’.“ 3-. so. 75 KIM: nun on min all
l'lnri:lIIIl' 5 drug «up .:tM l'fllinoo-i Wl'll“ m-ry' E
silo
DRESS IS A NECESSIlVlE
What shall lgni and how haw it Irmdo aroI
own-MI on“ awry li'lll) must IiIlII rinmI. 'l'Il
bIIln "(1111mm .dllhu prluclplosu or pro-
purllonnnri outline prnwrly Tngfil'ilfvtl in
wnll north sum:- llml‘ and tillNltlI‘Ill. To
ho wvll IlltN'w‘Il rims-s not rimcmlrlly mclinI
t .rpIInsiwly, lot! I' nu‘iiurlrhly. lilrtlllly and
lllhhlflnllltl}. )«1 drum. wot-Ml! v.11!
1n ml be unvomlnmihlu. Udmhm. propcrE
uulllnuinrtlmtl um. and ilt 11m tho three.
indium-tables n this make- 41p of own;
an»... \o lady who isoduva' III tlo thc reel
qui trncn’t‘siof hIIrun'wn dingo “ll lhlolt‘l'yf‘m
anyl 1mg 0 nu or Olli s on
nrclnr morn Fau- tori!!!“ owl tor-
and n‘ immuncct mu anyone no can
sihly m: hcnII-oitisnll importantthatyu
education benot lacking la thin reaped
We "’WS‘.
o
comfortagilofl ill all
rule. of:
at present. and byh
rmnts we
aid 0 mo “l
nllstylesasthe come out in the future. I
The cutting is on»ad email an dummtely
from deal be so! acted
uu whirl oflt and b low measunmoutl
at are not dlillcult or anyone to take.
Visitors Welcomol
Tuesday. Thumdsysud Saturdsy.irom t E
tornad? to9p.m. E
22 South Iain Street.
South Norwelk.
.——.
A "this heeded shoemsher dashed
Alter every that sends
But his Interpol some glue
in the sole ouch
And now he can Irich tattle lut.
Popularity” mm
of merit. Theizct that the RUSSIA Cram
Co's factory at Gloucestzr. Mass. is the
I. NORWALK,
O O O O I
lirVIsll Plssssd en the lest ldfirtlsersl
. . . . . Our Clerks sud Customers are Always Chssmil l'wl
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Closing Out Our Carpet Department
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We are always advancing, no halting. always going ahead ior this reason: we are compelled to sacrifice
one of our departments. The increased sales in our suit and coat room have made it necessary
to take the whole floor to: our display for isdics'aud misses' suits. ladies’ and
childreus'spring capes and jacketmadies' shirt waists.ctc. Therefore
we shall close out all our carpets and matting: at a
price. We want to close out all our carpets
this week. Here are the prices
that will do it i
I
75c best tapestry bruescla. 55 cents SILKQ-
75c all wool. ingrains. 50 cents Wetter :tgrcgt maroy ladics 1flay tScky
~.- . never on a . lLK lit-Isa InI. . orw .
“3c stair'carpets, 55 cents To let thogiie know that would sell SILK
2"” mattings, '5 cents with any house in X. Y., here is a Stu:
49° mmmsm 35 m“ ,I SALE for oxr: WEEK: ,
"10“ 'n ”l" to I" ' Carpet this Spring E 22-inch black duchcssc $1 for 89 cents
now is your time. 2i .. .. .. ' 1. 2. f
——-—o-—-— . 3 or 98 cents
. i 21 “ Indian large figures,
EH assocks 29c for ID cents i‘ 98 cents for 6. cents
. 5°C for 3' cent». ‘22 ” “ "ross "rain 1.50 for St“!
l I, I)? (BYE. I
' 7" moqucttc r "'15 E Examine this hue and you will so.) that
52'0" "1"“ “'8" 15° ,’ it is the best value you ever saw. .
HAIR Rl'l‘i‘yS .\T HALF PRICE I Silk w list patterns in great variety.
ETHE NORWALK BOSTON STORE
\V.J4I)
Cor. Main and Well Sts.,
CONNECTICUT.
TELEPHONE CALL. l3- 8.
Reliable Quality
At Right Prices!
SEISONNILI GOODS.
Fine snow-white boneless codfish. extra large fat bloater mackerel, canned
fish and sardines in large varieties. Evaporated dried fruits ,_cherries, rasp-
berries, apricots. peaches, prunes. A fine article' in evaporated apples in
one and two pound cartoons. Strictly fresh country eggs, the price today
21c dozen. ii the market is lower you will get the benefit each day. We
have a large rash on our fancy, new made, gilt edge creamcry butter, 28c ;
four p0unds,81.oo. Our Elgin creamcry butter at 25c,- or 4% lbs. $1.00,
is a bargain. Keep our elegant code: on your table always. When you
want to buy the right kind at the right price, call here.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
,zev ' ..
. ' .. . ’,'. E ' ' ’
33 WA.” UN"°~'.I"‘T" ’ 0 0 - ”x "U“
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SPECIALSALE 0N SA’lllRDAYl
Magnolia or Rival concussuo mm, 6c can. Quantity limited.
Native Potatoes, $l.00 Per Darrell.
We have purchased 500 bushels of Potatoes, (Beauty Hebron Vari-
ety). which we are altering at the above. figures, as long as they
last. First come. first served Free delivery.
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Very lest Creamery latter. 289" pound .
Strictly Fresh Ins. In um i
10 needs fine Granulated Sugar for “.00!
lead 5 floor, “.28 Per lsrvsll four Bass Sugar Core for 25 cents!
how l1 calendous the demand is for
Le Page 5 Liquid Glue
Ready for Use.
it is the drama: glue known; the most 1
dill" III. the most [find/'1. Suits all materials, I
lain» .. nothing, and requires no hating. E
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3mm: rem Soil
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4 Cells Jersey Tomatoes for 28 cents!
Elergs Smoked Herring, lust eschl Old fashioned Godlisli, 8 cents pound!
s Fossils lest Suds Crackers tor 25c. . .
NEW YORK GROCERY OO.
Smith Norwalk.
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