111 ill:
2 3' ,
Jameson
. 1m Barlow ”Want." ”To Let." and
his” advertisements. not exceeding the
one time. sec : three tiresome 1.11Ixtimee.
Ending notices 11.1: a line. Marriage and
' . notices. soc. Schedule of rates for idle-
sdvertisemeuts tarnished on applies.-
mmog barre—~31 mail. in advance.
We prepaid: One month. see: three
mohtho. 01.95: six months. ”.110; one year. to
mm by uevsbors. 11c 11 week. to be cold
the carrier.
In! Omen—No. 01 Washington street.
81111111 Romlk . telephone call. on.
hunch Omen. No. to Well street. Norwalk:
leph‘one Mimi-4.1
Woman are welcome at The Sentinel office.
you know at any news. you will confer a
on by telephoning. sending or bringing it
the office.
1 conuntcs'noss should in all cases be ad-
dredged to
' THE EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwalk. Conn.
The Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
the T01an Norman: and its Suburbs
Larger, Considerably, than the Combined
reulation of the other Three Local Dail-
‘ Our Press Room is always open to
doertisers.
, eiv York Herald Weather Forecast
The weather today promises to be fair and
:warrner. Tomorrow it promises to he lair to
nerdy cloudy and slightly warmer. possibly
followed by rain.
Thermometer Record.
The highest point of the thermometer for
[I310 tmuty-tour hours ending at noon today
.1656 degrees above scrot‘lowest. 111 degrees
1111 rises
’ altar '8 58:? i “Timid:
2254
is Low “tide
Spanish War News.
~ 1AMadrid paper informed its readers
not long since that the advance guard of
‘ "the Spanish troops in Cuba had had an
Engagement with Macco's force in
which the Spanish were forced to fell
back with a loss of 4 killed and 13
wounded. Macon s army c'ousfstcd ‘of
not less than 5,000 men, the Spanish
commander, 01111111111111.131, said, andi
,. . duel Sanchez Echcvarria had only
, ii " tbére in time to help Coloncl Debos
1nd Colonel Inclan, thy wholc rq'le
my would undoubtedly 11.11-91.91... cut.
.0 pieces.
The truth of the matter is that there
‘ was hard fighting for nine hours. Pinar
:~ dc] Bio 15 the province just westward of
emblem . ' . ,. ~ .1.
and south through the 1111111111 I1ct11ccn
the two provinces, , in order mkmho.
insurgents in the west in Flour 1ch Rio.
Th'e Spaniards marched Wichita-d from
Mariel, which is a little town in the
- northeast edge of Piuar dcl Bio, and 30
1' Grilles west of Havana. Their aim in at-
‘ tacking Maceo was to drive him farther
Ward from Havana and him hi'm
hemmed in so that men and supplies
could not he scat to him from the out.
Instead of that. the Spaniards them-
selves were driven back at every point.
even after rc’cufmcemcnts had been sent
them from Havana undcr Colonel In-
chm. If these had not reached thcm. the
Spanish column. which 111 11111111 111111.1-
fonso XIII battalion, would have becn
‘ destroyedca'hc patriots drove the Span-
1111 back to 81111 Claudio. some distance
west of Hariel. Yet after all this nine
hours of heavy fighting, seven hours oi
which weremnpicd in retreating with 11
heavy patriot fire in the rear, the Spun.
loll report: only 4 men killcd and 18
wounded. ill is known, almlutciy. on
'tbeonemry. 111111 11111111111111.
While thallnilctl Stem courts arc in-
vestigating, the gigantic beef trust.
whose mombm's me able Iobuiltlraib
1 and libraries, have private cars
and~ endow ht‘npitnlu. then» are 11 few
questions the plain outside public thlil
like to have answcmi.
It Is 11111111111111.1111.1.111.111: that buys
the hoof which the millionaim soil to
them. The fanning are the once who
raise the becf.“bnt they are not in the
m. since they on too poor to out In“.
"A your ago 11111 March the prim: of 111-11!
on the font In the Chicago markets
ranged from ti to so 11 hundred pounds.
although we ware in the midst of loud
‘1 tithes then. In March, 111116. burden the
hm! was more than 82 n hundrcd lower
than it was the your before. There Is
not a‘grvat demand nbrmd for our lead.
and the custom retail market is dull. It
to Ito hard for the very poor In get hold
1' of money that they can buy little bird
of the best quality.
in fnccof the fact that the farmer
gets 02111111 a hundred pounds for his
* cattle than be dill 11 your ego, the price
of meat to the person who eats the meet
ought to be at least a cent or two loner.
Well, it is not. It is not half a cent
lion's-r. Th: price of hoof never gets lower
to the consumer. It is advanced stone
times, 111111111 "dumb Now, the plain.
mitflitmm people mmid like to know why
11.113111111111111 not get at least half the
1111111111 1.: 1.1? 11111111 1.1 111-111 was
. flnmld the great millionaires [misfit all?
ltis 11 siguof returning W“?
when the 11111111 11! our 1111111111111 rim
’ 1:11 is therefore an imlicatim of the
best kind thntour airports for 11inch
at this year were $111,000.01» mm
1Wthcyweteayem-sgoin1heeeme
1111111111. having the nine 111111111111 coding
‘ m the; Write out 11111»
Munch" the ‘ in
.1 model... 1.1.1. may me the .1
whole period on lam-sot 01111.00ch
over theramepéflodfor M m Tint
average increase 1'11 11 little ovev‘
.090 a In th. ~The fact that for
‘ was. 810,000,000
shows that drumming better
this ’spring, even thong it may seem
temporarily otherwise.
An awful warning to: some of us
comes in the true storyof the death of
President Hippolyte of Haiti. He was
a quick tempered man, was fiippolyte.
When his blood was up. it was 1111 much
as one's head was worth to say anything
to him. He was on the point of leaving
Port au'Princc and going to Jacmel, to
have some prisoners there tried and cae-
outed. Something happened to put him
outqtcmpcr. He got mudder and mad:
dcr every minute. Ho swelled up all
over and shock with rage, and finally fell.
over inscnsiblo and soon after dicd.Hi1ia
trouble. .1 A
An athletic old boy writes to The L.
A. W. Bulletin :‘ “I lack only a few
months of being 90 years old. Since
March 17,1895, I have covered 2, 086
11.11... on my bicycle, as measured by the
cyclornetei‘. I have covered 60 miles 111
part‘of one day easily, Without any dis-
comfort and am confident I could easily
make the century;;un. " Well, why not?
A Montreal man says he has invented“
a gun which can throw 26 ,000 balls 11
_ inute. What a pity be cc 1d not have
devoted such skill to ma iug something
that would help keep 111 alive.
The enterprise of the large number of
metropolitan journals that published
exclusim confessions, specially written
for each, of the murderer Holmes cam
not be sufficiéntly admired.
TRANSFORMED A MUDHOLE.
Combustion of "stone. Gravel and Drain.
“In Makes n (1111111 Road.
A Bruttleboro correspondent of '1‘
Rural New‘Yorker thus describes how
a mudhole was transformed into a good
road:
This piece 111111.111, sighted about 100
rods from a railroad station, was known
foryears as the poorest in town. Team
stern always loaded according to what
they could haul throughr, “the mud;
e." 1.1x "
As soon as the ground was thoroughly
settled in the‘ spring a hole was dug in
the road large enough to take in a heavy
Syracuse plow. Six strong. steady horses
were attached. and by going very
slowly the road was gradually broken
up the entire length and 11 foot 11180
83"“: “mei e, by 11113
ram. toll
depth 0:9 about two feet. Thodrolothur
1,111ch was theni filled with l
a little more than level lull.
the stones was then piled marge gravel
from a brook to a depth of eight inches.
The dirt taken out in executing was
neat scraped bdck and the reed shaped
40 feet wide. Then every 30 feet 8
inch tile weuput {1114:0111 the‘edge oi
the stone at right angles with the road
and run to the outside ditch with a good
full. The tile were placed 20 feet apart
on either side. A row on one o come
between two on the other. than placln
a new every lOfeet. The tilefleconsf-
cred indispensable. for after heavy rains
they have often been noticed running off
large quantities ‘ of water that would
otherwise have remained in the road to
soak through and make rand. ,
A thorough job has been done. and
this road will stand for many years a
monument to its builder and an honor
to the town.
GOOD IROADS ESSENTIALS.
Easy (Ir-doe of firewood Importance,
solidity and limoothum Next.
The two essentials of good roads are
easy grade-1 and uselid audwcli drained
surface, says the Philadelphia Times.
The first can only be secured in many
instances by rait‘ieating existing high-
ways with 11 view solely to an improvev
highways were laid out originally 1111
newly as [unuiblo on straight lines. 1115'
surveyors taking little or no account of
the contour of the country. All this
will have to be radically changed 1111 the
very first step toward securing sgood
road system and lessening of the cost of
healing the agricultural staples to mar
ket. Besides being the first essential it
will be the most difficult of 111-1111111111!th-
moot. The farmers will protest roost
vigorously against having their land
11111111111111 winding roadways.
The othvr motto! of 11 solid roadbsd
with a smooth surface should not he
very difficult of mite-lino. The steam
111mm crusher and the steam roller have
wrought a revolution In the art of good
roaribnilding as well as a great rodeo
lion In cost
Oct
‘ It should 11 1 require a very some
mental vision fm merchants in country
towns. who are ulnar-t entirely depend
out on the farmers for their trade, it
i see that it is to their interest to assist
in the worlr of improving the highways
lending in their towed. says The L. A.
W. Holistic.
A spider with no web whmwirh to
catch dies in 11111111119111! than drawn
with so roads radiating from it. Every
mile at good med adds so much more
area to a town's territory of trade. Ev
on steep grade. every muddy piece. ev-
ery sandy stretch. in a barrier ibetthe
farmers will avoid by going to some
trade center more wily reached.
It the merchants in 11111111130111; term
would cagenisethsir idle clerk: into e
road improvement corps and go out is
11111 highways and byweyii 1111111111., the
1111111111. it would attract monomers.
rage brought on a fatal attack of heart 1
11 stones 1
11 top of
merit of the grade. The present country ’
1‘11111‘1 her letters oi this Gerard
"NWWWWNIM
1 Wehsvsludemoial arrangements
widths-homo: the-0010mm
Glove-Fitting Pattm.bywh_ichweoen
presenttomrladyreederumueofthoir
very newest and cliolccets patterns of
garments. Fullandexpllcit directions
for. putting together the garments no
company each pattern
9‘ ,1 eras—coitus 11911011.
ttod grass linen made this dressy
midery edging the turnover collar and
straight cuffs. The full back is gather-
ed at the top and joined to {he pointed
box pluit laid in centre-that 13111111111911
together at its underfolded edges to
some distance below the ’waist line,
wide sash ends of ~ the 111atcrial. being
joined under the box plat to tie in a
full bow at centre back. wide hem
finishes the lower edge. narrow henis
finishing the back edges, which can be
joined» together if so preferred. A roll~
ing collar that flares apart in centrc
front and back finishes tho neck. Full
bishop sleeves are gathered top and bot-
tom, the wrists being completed by
round cuff bends. Aprons in thirstyle
are useful to 1.11111 as ‘a promotional»
good dresses, or they can. take the place
of a dress in warm weather. Gingham.
barred and plain muslin all 111111111 up
daintily with edgihgof inch or thyroid-
cry
The quantity of matcri I lid inches
widc required to make thi pron for a
child six yours of ego is'2 5,. yards. .
The raittpm. Axlpclh is No
no 11'1ls ”for,“ hvenfi five cents, is cut 111
“111711.11 frn" children of two, four, six and
Myanmar. N ' ~ ' 'r
on
d protective apron, narrow batiste cm '“
yoke, meeting the fronts' in shoulder and .
under-arm seams. The front has a wide .
1111111, (linxity, lawn. cambric. cross- 1
’672‘ ‘%
EVEsluo'sEuriIEE
001.150.91.335} ‘ ‘
Eutitiingtoone Pattern. any size. of lie. “
v
Restores 1.
Gray 111111111
Naturgl Coler‘ '
"More than a year ligo, my air
an tar gray and fall 11;;
on The led me 11y reme—
dcs for it nothing I used satisfied!I
me until l commenced to use
“to
After pding one bottle of this
. prep paistibh, my hairwas restored
its natural tfilor," and erased
tolliqg‘ at." lie 11sz mm,
3519 11“ in 8b, New YorkN .Y.
Prevents
flair trap!
Falling out.
Einstein:
Does it.
111 your i I
'oc grocers. .1 ,1 "'1 '1.
”2...... ._ _. «w..-._v.w 1w.
A man br11kcl11{.11"l'1liubnlu‘n
011 n11:'Iiwi11 Inn 11 on! he had “when:
If 11111 vr mcamliugt 1d 1 %
811v In: ang' I (Sleep,
And incmlcu-ry.nin;pwn as it's broken.
.“ieSTICKSIike
’ ' ' n
a limpeton a rock
said a cabinet-mixer, 11 i111 11.11 .15de why he
used Le Page’ 5 Liquid (line.
Mechanics and 1:115:1115 know its qua/tints
hill! f’hoisektgier has to lam [mm rx/‘in'
rate when men ed things $111 PI'T;' .111
and has: asaddér expcripocc. .‘1’ '~
. GE's
Nahuatl lag needed. Naadstqunluredellcu
liner-wort! HOT? 1.55 10 cents for M11: own where
or
Out this ouhtI tlil iuuyouankefi: .1.101111 1.111111...
.$tt1rtevsnt‘s1 Bargain Iioude
'1... ‘ " ,
~ADH“..:....-.............._...............-.............................
turn-1111s No. 111211. ........ 111
Th is coupon and 11 cents will "mm
above mttern at titu rtevaut’s.
and Ann streets. South Nom R.
01113
HOW BRITONS TRAVEL
h Instance of 11:11; Hilarious!) Sortable
The-y Our Main Themselves.
It was in a counpnrtinnnt of a railway
carriage on the East Coast line from lam»
don to Edinburgh.
01111 foggy morningnt 7:91) o'clock the
unrmtor entered King's (Trim station, In
Imutltm,tolmglnl1is northward journey.
A 311.1th ushered him lntoacnmmrtntent,
window 1151:.oteh1m1u .
Both “meager competent himself lor
the long ride, with boxes and bogs and
inks and rugs. stowed nwhy under the
1111111‘ In the racks above. The Iiriton
1. 1111111: 111111 and of tin- umil. with his back
to tho locomotive. ills neighbor 11111 fas-
ing him.
J1111tbct11re the train started a guard
opened the cotmmrtment door and ushered
In another paw-rigor.
He. too. was 11 Scotchmnn. lie stowed
his trope swayanil muted himself at the
oppositoend oi the 1119111111111“le by his
countrynmn, also tuning the Engllohnmn.
floor after hour those three men 111111 to»
nether. looked into the. narrow space of an
English railway conqmrtment. and never
:1 word lmml bclvvccn 11111111. b‘ever a
look panned from one to shower.
opened their 1imr,.'ach ordered 11 lunch
tucked in be filled and brought 111111111. but
1111 farmeny H't‘tiglililmi on the part of
any one of the thaw 1.1111111111111111- thut any
other one was In the t‘lltilpnfllllllilt there
was no sign of it. Part oi the time they
med; part. of the time they looked straight
ahead. tines in awhile one looked out of
the window. ’I‘Imi won all.
A11 lost. aitrr ten hours of 111111111111;
away to the north, Edinburgh was reached.
A11 the train drew 111111 Waverly 11111111111 the
three neighbors of 11 day lumen to'gnther
tiwir traps Into 1.111111111111111 shape for ear
vying 11.
At last the guard opened the door. and
they wore 111 iiimriy 111 step to the outer
platform.
Moved evidently by the spirit of socim
bility and the thought-.1! reparation. so rev
11114111 11111 1111141111. 111111 oi the snowmen
thought it prom to say 1111111111 111. parting.
He turned to his monivyman, and in a
dmp and properly 11111111 voice said, “Aye,
1111111. but it's a ground. glide thing to be
a Presbyterian!"
And the other, his fmlighting up with
the responsive gleam of a mile, MM
and replied, “Aye!"
That was lll.*v(:llltf‘itm timed
a WMWW- M. M...
Topsy-rump ~“No. Henry dear.
i cannot be yours!" “Do you mjtfllt
inst" "1111,17111'111‘111111 l are 11 numbered
the Wm: Emmcipenou 1111111111111. 1
runwmmrwmmmi
momma messy
At the proper stations. when the guard.
ESTATE
‘ The place at 11111111; l‘omt.
11111111 11:111’ihc Iohn W. limil‘i‘s
pr11pc1'ty,Ior sale at a I.) "11-
gain. Road the descriptmn
and obtain the price.
”an“
LAND.
. Level. Rmnlml.bm1o..lrmt
11111111 15 feet wide runs in
Driveway in min in stable
01111 pion 111111111
trees. Seaside
trout “(Hen property
”outlier sldcoifimuhicase bathe» Roper! h
”111111.11 feet wide 111th 1'1 lilfiielm of. Rum!
liarmr lawn slows to we
Unevicrnln roan of tire: 1 cos 1.1.311 1111-11
Ililnl‘t'.i|‘ri‘9!fi 11111111111111 ler turd-1pc
.z1ie1-t 1mm 11111111111..1mr1ee11.
HOUSE.
Throcsiury 111-111 Aim etyloh 11c. tower
balc'nniosdnou \‘t‘l'ltll‘IllIlflIfll 1111 Inlitt our
I11. 01‘0"me tin-l 310M. II lnim: room Ind
var uerIi 111,11111l111'11;ll1mrsliilnl1lin [1111-
HI'. 11.11.111.11 I lnl room: MM anl "011M"
kitchen: 11:1 rinhlmt water: tum! 11111111
111111111: more 111 1'1 with 111111 sink». hot and
cold walcr. miter 1111': (our lminmme and
bath room finished in hard woulavith hot and
cold water on sound Ilmr: mum-vied lII1
sew-1111110 11111111111 unlimi- rmmouthird our
.ARN.
About'lhlwt b wlvi‘l: ouch 1‘ but stall.
tvroonlinnrvn stalls large, 111191111111". carriage
room. I111) loft
OUTLOOK.
Htmowrn Irum Noe link!" 81111111 .‘iurwnlk
11111111 within 1.1111111 11 tor-~11 irum 11-:1111191 awry
day. l-‘nli liner 1111111111111» 111141111 111111111] ship
1111111111 Inli 1111111 'i'ruilcvl'nre within em [ml
of hon-1o r1111 me" 111 minute» to borwslk and
liouth N11rmdk.11~ violin» all otbernhurc rt
1mm in minutes rlniotutiouth bornlk. Its»
"restrain; lmvew-uih \mwnik about’ every
11.11111... brew Yuri: maltlhng th c ”111111111111
hourmulihe minute-1 Mme tail through
ex "‘8“! tlnim new I'orlr to 111.111.111.111”...
11.1.1 Worcester Provided-e. how 1111111.
“it rifnltl. I‘lt‘ . 1101111 hero
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN,
Real Home and Insnrunmn
MEAD S
ICE CREAM
All Flchrs
Always on Hand.
WWW
1c: cREAiVI soon
scabies.»
Try it}.' The best in the
see
perhaps she hires .1 Cheaper glue (:1 cents I) ‘
Diary, 8115;. Alvin: Bus 1/
. y /
111E 0111511 11115 COME:
‘iii .;
Lessee 1119.11 11 "
end johhers have has lied thdxbe
of the situation for you. . ,
ANOTHER PROOF (IF ANY WAS NECESSARYJ THAT OUR
511111 morn, SMALL EXPENSE: 011511 3051111155
ARE THE GREAT SAFEGUARDS OF THE PEOPEEEK
:Our Bold Stro
IN OUR BIG CLOA): ROOM
1.19M
As large as it is, we want it filled every day this week with customers, and we shall
. . make prices t: do so. 1; .
\, he
, Io DOZ.—WRAPPERS.—-IO 002.
Let us figure the cost:- 1 ’
8yards print attic, 4811
1 Buttons, 59
Thread, 41:
Making, 300
Total, 871:
We shall sell one to a customer-b.5911.
Others 111.750, 986, $1.25. $1.49, $1.98. 82.25,
CORSETS.
8 down dollar corsets, large sizes only, 501: each. _
SHIRT WAISTS.
one that 11 nuts 11 waist. Price 390 to 83. 50.
Dress Goods.
dress goods as you will see anywhere.
10 pieces fancy novelties, 50c quality, at 39c.
.-'1 pieces blue and
quality a: 1:11.: atcd l 2 quality at 19c.
5 aces min 101 s, 1111
531111.11: silk w 1 hegrietta, 98c quedsty at, 691:.
’ '5 pieces French
10 pieces mixed suitiugpl‘e 1 in quality at 8c.
OKRARATI SKIRTS.
The sale on our skirts has helm wonderful.
we offer:
cc. at $2 251‘
father": 82 .4938811'1. “.50 1111101111.,
I 1
111- 1111111 colors. The quality .1 .5111:
2.75 and
.I r :4..—
We have now 200 down shirt waists. 11nd can suit any-
()ur dross mods business has doubled itself this season
This does not surprise us, for we have as good a line of
white and black and white checks 490 I
This Week: ,
100 fimd mohair 111.111.11.111 and interlined, regular
s 1.....—
Jacks-raglan“ chi-n.
:15 jackets. same as have been sold at 84. 50. or 82 98.
i0 velve‘tcgpesthat werefli..25 thisweok. .50
sallsilkca s,regularpdcer:;8650 uow.'$498
jacket more days In the year the you will a
meat.
. HOSIERV AND“ GLOVES.
Over 10, 000 pairs in 11111111131111... s 116w and
: jogs. We feel perfectly safe in saying t
. cLovus. "“
Ladies‘ gloves, :2 111111111 chaurms and 4 buttdn kid;
value. 8i; at 74cpa1
Ladles' black tad’etu and silk gloves, worth ‘41:
sale. 500 pair ' ‘
111.111.1111.... 1.1.1.1111.
item not of
prices, have given the 111‘. profit Idea e paralytic
shock, and have illustrated the power of the
almighty dollar; We have taken advantage
lit-V
In Shattering Priced will” please and be e 11111111
tonerpitrons...........1
Children’ s aeketm mgreat variety. Prices, silo to $5. 98.
'Don' t make a mist e and think that you can get along
‘ without a spring dips jacket. You will wear a li ht weight '
nter ger-
greamst sale of esoand gloves ever reach is city.
Extra people to can you.
0) . Ladic two-thread, combed maco, double
III III soled, in black and tan, best price ever known
'— W has been 391:; for this sale, 25c pair.
0 0 Ladies' hose, fast black d sodmlessJorthis
5 I salo,‘ 91: pair, or ‘l pairs for 2 1 ,
'0 vi Boys audgirls‘ been“ since, 1: and 2x1
5 a. rib. worth lite and 250, at l21— 2c
.. . 0 Misses’ hose, in black and tan bed mace
; 3: yarn. high spliced eel, double es and double
o .2: , a regular hose for 2611 pair.
. O 19 - ~
‘ ‘ 1 -‘ 1' 1 Men‘ 11 black and tan hose; 11.11.111.111}: dye,
3 1, high spliced heel extra stout, all sizes, worth
it 25c; at this sale, 12 1- 20 pair. .
., ,.‘
j: 111' men. 1
ORWALK BOSTON STORE
Cor 11211.. and Wall Streets. Ngrwalk Conn. - ~ ,~
:‘chEPHON: 11111.1...»
1 ’I
I
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
ABOUT OUR
Gilt Edge Creamery
Butter,
SO SWEET AND ROSY,
1
If you want the aroma and nchncss of
A little
1
”5/,
111(-
220 lb
. five 11.11.111.161 ne boiler.
1.") pdikagcs of fine, nc1v,swcct FORMOSA T1111 the best 1n townhpt 50c lb. Once tried
always used.
We sell the loading tine coffees of the world.
‘ such as vou cannot get elsewhere, buy vour coffee hcrc\
The choicest line oi bolts and vegetables fresh every morning.
breakfast is the Ferris ham or boneless bacon.
higher in price BUT quality.
CHARLES E:. SEYMOUR -
Loading Grocer.
A tempting dish for
so. anWALK.
r
1
Pass It Along! W'
and the quality ol‘thc goods.
':11Ivcrtisc111cnt,if he been tongue.
I90
A '1 pound can Bartlet pears, 101:.
A can oi sugar corn, tic
VERV EEST OREAMERY BUTTER
lac Found
a POUND! FOR 90 ¢I¢NT$
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS W EK.
A can of first: quality tomatoes tic.
A jar oi Anderson 11 111.... in glass; 1.11. \W , '
A quart of 1111311111111 beans," .11:
.l rcsh country eggs, 1511 dozen.
Sugar cured shouldt'r, 8c lb
Al?slta salmon, per 1.41111 12c
ilold dustperpackagc. 1.11:
“‘1. Evaporated peaches, pcr lb 101,-.
” cities.
0.111.111.1111 Building. 1- .111
as 111111111 avnnnvmohwam. g
O I U 0
Tell your friends and neighbors what good bargains you got here,
A Well pleased customer is the best
“90!
311912115 N Milk.
Norwalk Chronicler