' W1Wnnt1”“robet."nml
We. M exceeding live
it». stratum 11mm: sixtimee.
. notices Welles. Harri-rte 11nd
I”. Wallet ntu forldls-
. furnished on applian-
M~Brmmm 'ndnnoe.
M: nixmeotttntwwneresntb
- ”Mnlunweehtobeclld
, 011m No. Is Well street. Iterwnlk.
. ~ mweloomont'l‘hebenflnel omue.
'know of our news. you will confer 11
.nending or bringing it
Vnmehould tnnllcuee be ad.
r1111 EVENING SENTINEL.
South Norwalk. 0.11111.
Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
T011111 o] Namath and 111 Suburbs
flown, Conchkrably, than the Combined
We» of the other Three Local Dail-
Our Prat Room it always open to
l. '
“ 1 Telephone Calls.
'York Herold Weather Forecast
wather todar promises to be clear
lower. followed by rising temperature.
emorrow it promises to be fair and warmer.
ll'h‘ehlahedcoint of the thermometer tor
Widow hours ending at noon today
was 6 decrees snore zero: lowest. 69 decrees
m Almanac for Tomorrow.
”to! High tlde thde
:1: it 9:61
“:43! luau-11:1!
r cubicle appears to mean 101111111011-
Ila! mind much the same as “cubby
hole” menus to the American one. Lord
Rattan is carrying into execution .1
”Heme forfurnishing workingmen with
lodgings containing the luxuries to
which gentlemen are :1ccust1 med. A
rmhonse is built, having all the 110-
,‘mmodations of 21 thoroughly fitted
' clubhouse. In the house are. :1 hundred
lorinore of tiny bedrmms, each with :1
“window of its own and 1111 excellent
bed, “when linen is changed as often
a that of any gentlemnn' s. " This tiny
111102111111 1! the cubicle. For the sum of
'fiW—lfl cents a night—any decent-
ly clean man may enjoy the use of 11 cubi-
clewith its clean, restful bed. There are
L; great, light, handsome reading room,
nuckingroom and a dining room of
' equally pleasant ample plan, "and a (le-
lightfnl kitchen. Food is for sale cheap
totheinmnte of the house. He may cock
ftm the prunises if he likes. There is
likewieenlways a barber shop connected
with the cubicle house. For :1 penny—2
‘ cents—the ledger gets the use of a bath-
~ room all to himself, with soap and tow-
els Ind hot and cold water. Storm-coma
for bulky baggage, a tailor shop, 11
laundry where men may wush their own
linen if they desire and ltx'kcrs where
each permanent ledger may keep his
”:1de are some of theuwurtcnnnct's
V "' of the place. The lodgers are expected
to consider the house as their club,
Where tlmy may enjoy the comfort that
the millionaire enjoys behind the gilded
door! and marble tilesuf his own expen-
sive club building. To make the plum
mm less like :1 1 hnrity enterprise, no
preachers or tract distributing mission-
aries are 11111111111 to set ft'lt'lt in it. "Tho
directors f1lt i. but it nouldbe 11 blumb 1'
to permit the clergy-111111 (1f the distrh t
to enter and ply their profession among
the men, for the. directors desired the
men should be as free in their club-
. house as tho membersof the Carlton ((111
, aristocratic London club) were in
theirs," says the cubiclers' report.
' The result is a shining success. These
' . cubicle hours are the furthest removed
from being 11 charity. 0n the contrary
‘ they pay 4 to 5 pt r cent in good hard
m and 11m 11 boon to the respectable
limb men who enjoy their evenings in
their clubhouse to perfection. They
’ inch. road and play chess und checkers.
‘, ' hell lodging houses would soon do uwny
' with thedriuking saloon for men’s oven-
E. B. L. Gould of Johns
~ university has evolved 11 scheme
for the better housing of poor wurkmg
people in the large cities. He is endeav-
lflng to work out the plan from 11 busi-
Ic- us well an n philanthropic basis. A
‘. 'nnmbcrof millionaires are backers or
the entaprito. This much is a guursntce
,1“ its permulottcc. But at the 111111111
‘ time no: corners of all classes are. In-
t’itfld to invest their little savings in the
house building scheme. Ten dollars is 11
mutton. Ind 1111111 one who (outribntt-s
thnt much it- 11 voter in the commotion.
Theohjcct is to build model tenement
Illl Ipnrtnmnt houses of all grndes,
from the humble quarters of the 1111111
~ who works for Qt 11 do; in the for 1111111:
nutritious and comparatively lnxnrimn
dwelling plnce of the fuiuily that «1111
w ".000 to “.500 11 your rent. Eub‘
' 11111-11 bone“ for 1111111th families will
ll” be built. All will be. constructed in
"I! bust manner. with modern ('(1111'1'11'
few and accruing to the most itnn
‘llmed unitary idiots. Tito pmpertice
'. 'Vlll hemmed 11111111 to return 5 per 111111
om Ill cxpcltm. This is good profit
Tm “men. The invmttnent will be I'll
their all! end working people will have
mell- lntlcintut.
no to be found in Prefeetitr Peabody'r
"Bubatltutee For theSAloeu " .
The learned gentlemen is of opinion
thnt the nelson flourishes not 1101111111?
because of the poor man‘s love of drln
11: because of 111101.. of sociability, and
in this be 15,110 doubt right. “The pro-
fessor repeats. what has often been said
before. that the drinking 1111111011 in the
poor mnn’ 3 club. In it he ilndslight,
merriment, games and neu'spupers A
place therefore that would combine the
social features without the intoxicating
drink feature would constitute the model
substitute for the saloon. This is true;
still it: would not stop the evil cnused
by too much beer drinking. It is in
doluging himself with sour, stviII~likc, '
chettp beer, “rushing tho grotvlor," 1111
it is called, in the daytime, during
rests in his working hours, that 11 good
part of the laboring mun 's 11 ages is
spent. Professor Peabody would have to
find 11 substitute for either this beer or ‘
the appetite that; craves it if he 11 ould
save the poor man’s money. Perhaps if
the poor 1111111 had more nourishing and
palatable food for luncheon it would go
far to stop the beer guzzling through
the day.
Theprofessor is of opinion that if
somebody could invent an attractive
drink that would 11’ be intoxicating
and if the poor man’s social instinct
could be satisfied at the same time
without the accompaniment of intoxi-
outing drinks, a long stcptforwnrd in
human progress would hp 1111111111. The
best social substitute for the saloon
would be a. poor man's club. where he
could have games, matting, attractive
environments, harmless drinks, etc. At»
tempts to provide such substitutes will
be fuilures in overycnso if the poor 1111111
thinks there is any tang of religion or
charity about them.
Exercise For Middle Aged People.
There are no old people 110w except
those who voluntarily slump down and
take 11 lnzy sntisfnction in saying they
can no longer exert themselves as they
(lid 20 years ago. They say so because
they do not want to exert themselves.
The most-that tho Spry, up to date pow-
son past his youth will confess is that.
ho is perhups—well—geiting along to
be 11 little middle nged.
One priceless piece of knowledge this
blessed lust quarter of the nineteenth
century has brought to the people. who
are perhaps getting along to be. 11 little.
middle aged is that they notunlly need
more physical exercise than young peo-
1110 do. Unless they take itund keep it
up your after year they find themselves
becoming fat and heavy and lumbering
11nd stifl in the joints. They are less in-
clined than they were to walk and run
and skip about. Yet giving 11p to this
insidiously creeping laziness, for it is
nothing else, is exactly whnt makes
them become old, useless and decrepit.
ixpressly for these persons who feel
themseh on 'slow and stiff and hcnty :1
1
merciful prmidenco seems to how 111'- r
mitted to be designed the b1ey1 lo 113
Iiinbers the joints and tukes oil‘ the
cumbersome fat. as nothing (.150 11 ill. It
11111sz the brain clear, the eye. and the
band strong and steady and keeps the
heart forever you11g.Aftur one leurns ;
to control it thm' is not so mm It dangm !
in riding it as there. is in riding in 11i
carriage. The bi1yclo is 11 Item that:
never scores and hardlyuvcr runs away.
1i1111lly no mun or 11111111111 alive is
too old 11) learn to ride the. bicycle.
l
Explorer llorchgrcvinck' s expedition
totho south poimvill 111111111 London next
September. The purty will sail south
word 1111 fur us may be till they are fro-
z1'11 in at the approach 11f (111111 wvutIn-r.
Then they will winter (111 the edge of
the south polar continent and continue 3
their explorntions next summer. It. is
interesting to know 111: if the expo 11111-11 of
the expedition 11n111111t by 11 ch )1 Ill-11g
lishmnn, Mr. Gilbert lion ick. It is true
hoexptxats toreup 11b11n1lnnt pt-cunitu'y
reward from the enterprise in the. shape
of furs, bird skins, minerals and other
valuable goods, but this rownrd is not
absolutely certain. It. is greatly to the;
crtxlit, therefore, of Mr. Bowick that he
has risked $25,000 (111 an expedition to
which the only certainty attaching is
the certainty thnt it will enrich science»
Where is the American millionaire who
would do its much?
Mr. Richard Watson (lilder, editor
of The Century, hits been inspecting the
tenement houses ofhmdon, 111110 there
of tho grout. contin‘ 11t11l cities. llc (lfN‘It
not hesitate to say that 1'11 tho vilost
slums of P71311110 he finds no t1-11(~1n1'11i ,
dens n11 bud no those 1111 the 1'11-it side of
his own New York. And yet the nits
New York puts on owlr westom 11111)
other titles!
Sir Michael Hicks—Bench has been in
politics in 11 quiet wuy for 30 yours, but 1
never (ltd any one thing to attract. wide
notion until he mndc his speech 1111 llll'
British budget this your That gnvo him
fume at the age of so and put. him
among the loading flnnnclnl statesmen ,
of the nations. .
own“... i
What is culled n form in the custom '
part of this country is broadened out in
the west and called 11 much. 111 A111- I
trelln our western ranch is brmdened
out still more and called 11 station.
Homo of the Australian stations cover
whole counties sud more too.
1
l
' summer.
with the mute of 115‘ celebrated Boner
Glove Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our Indy renders some of their
yet-y newest and choicests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the gtirmentl sc-
oompan! each pattern
6195~Ladies' and Mines' 51ml.
‘ 11110711 1111' MAY 111/arcs.
This skirt is particularly desirable for
the pretty thin fabrics that are now so
fashionable. Dotted gross linen is here
,hnndsomely trimmed with bntisto i11-
scrtion, through which apple green satin
ribbon is run. The top is moderately
full,boing gathered at thc waist line and
sowed to the belt. The Spanish flounce
is deeply hemmed at the foot, gathered
at the upper edge and joined to the low—
er edge of the top portion, the row of
insertion hiding the seam. The placket
is finished in centre back, but can be
made at the side it thought more con-
voniont. .Sllk, linen or cotton mull,
plain or dotted 'swisg, dintity, lawn,
batiste, grenadine, not, Indiu or China
silks, all make up stylishly by the mode.
Ribbon, gimp, luco, or unbroidered in-
sertion, hom‘or feather-stitching can be
used in decorating: or it perfectly plain
finish can be given to this simple and
stylish skirt.
The quantity of material :11; inches
wide required to make this skirt for 11
Indy huving 11 twenty-six 111011 wnist
measure is 4“,, yards. To make the
skirt for 11 miss fourteen yours old it will
require 3': yards of the sumo width 11111-
tcriul. _
The pattern, which is No. 9795111111 re-
tails for thirty cents, is out in sizes fol n
22, 2t, 26, 28 und ‘30 inch waist measure,
and for misses of tw olve, fourteen and
sixteen years of age.
.EVEHIHO SEIITIHEL
COUPON.
Entitilng to one Paige“? any size. of No.
Out this out. on I11 yourname and address
11nd mall or take ltto
Stu rtevant’e
Bargain House
NAII
I
Annnxse . .
PATTERN No. (.711: BlZEm-W-«MIN
This coupon and 12 cents III secure
above 111110111 nttitu ttev'uut n. 1 korth Main
and Ann streets. booth Norwulk
A FAT MAN'S LONG FLOAT.
Plotted Up Alter Cruisingihc Sound on his lack
for Two Hours
The steamer City of Lawrence 111111111
‘11. remarkable tlnd while inking 1111 ex-
cursion from Norwich 11) ()1 moy Island.
according to the Norwich Bulletin. It.
was nothing less than :1 1111111 who
weighed 3H pounds. lie. gave his
nnmo 11s Griswold 11nd snid ho had tnken
the sit-11111111- U111111octi11ut for Itrmklyn.
where he is :1 111(11111f110111mr. 011 the way
he fell asleep while leaning ttguinst the
dock railing and awoke to find himself
1'11 the water 111111111 distance behind tho
Thnt won four miles from
Strutt‘ordsltonl and it. was then curly
Hunduy blunting. Hf course so lot 11
1111111 would I111v11 found dilliunlty in
sinking even if lli! Iutd wanted to. To
Illllki‘ things doubly snro, howovvr, Mr.
(lrisWold took off all his clothes. stirri-
“lining 11 gold wntch 11nd 111111111 $21) in
cash. Once he tried to chose. :1 schooner
but Inn] to give it. up. Ilv \vmt thor-
oughly chilled and Itnd begun to despair
when ,th (iiiy of Lawrence (11111111 in
sightund 111111111111- the people hear his
cries. lie hltil been in the wutcr two
hmtrsbut \vtut little the worse for it.
Mr. Griswuld should be particularly
thunkful that ho w11s1111t taken for the
hem] of the sen serpent 11ml shot.
A Blackberry 80111 01111111 her Death.
Miss D111i11'l‘horp11,11f FuiriIt-Id, “gt-(l
sixtynnight. whilcsoniod hi the supper
tnblo was suddenly solved with 11 violent
fit of coughing 11nd diodlmforo nnythlng
could be 11111111 to relieve her. All oxnm
inution by physicinns showed that. 11
;l1l111-kborry 11111111 hud lodged in the air
1111141111111: 11f her tlmmt and 1 .msed purely-
sis. Deceased was 11 (laughter of tho
Into (ionoml (‘hsrlns W. Thorpe and
1111111 resided 111 Fnlrticld since (hildhot. d
Found I Watch In tits my Lott.
Matthew Bturr, of Westport avenue,
was pitching 111111111I111y clown to his
I1r1rsc,y%stcrdsy, when his fork simck
comething 111m] 1111 found it; was 11
silver watch. Where it came from' 111 11
mystery, butit. is supported the wutch
belongs to some farmer who brought.
hay to the burn.
TRAUEB 0F BEAUTY
in home decoration have been found in
all ages. Excuvuted Pompeii gave up ,
from its grave marvellous mural decoru-
tions. We will decorate your walls at
any time in fresco, stencil or with any
of the latest styles and colors in artistic
wall papers. at attractive prices.
Pnintere'Suppliel.
Artiste' Materials, Pictures.
Ffi‘l’lfi'WWW cm 11
n 11 11 113, to n
and Sign rltinp: 8
DECKER,
79 “Washington Street.
80. Norwelk
Probnblt gcmember hearing
«bout Hulo‘sfinte Cordial Inst
summer.
It made nmny friends : it will
number more this year. be-
cause It does just. whut Is
claimed for it. Correct all
ull bowel troubles.
'Ssmpie bottles tree at ll.
.Glendenntug Jr Cole. Norwulk.
... FJI. Baxter. It. ll. I’Inlstotl
111111 E. (I. Totnllnson. South
Norwnlk.
THE OELEORATEO
Hazleton
and '
Cross Creek
- 'COALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Cutie are free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered by
careful drivers. Send order
for sample load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
rect.
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tivnbnn‘snos
Co. Noun-Ila.
WW
TAYLOR £1 GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and. Insurance!
'WAOHINO‘I'QN urn-1:1.
Do. Non-mile.
Persons looking for 11 lot or house and
lot. with the! View of purchasing, areluvit-
ed to call and examine our list. We have
them for sale in every part of the city at
remgmftblo prices and on any teruts.
an 2 t
a
\I'b . 111 u. {to 11'. 1t-1u'1'1l'1'1-1l1upnnii-e sound-
'e’.11111l11.1i.\ 1114111 the kitrhrn
.111 1 1r I1.1\1- the WIPCk‘illll‘Stdln-
[‘111‘
l ,"1. "1'“
I‘.11'.i
12..1i|. ..‘1'1.., .11.1 In! 11'\\ ~11
to l'.‘1gc 11 I. lqttkl (line.
Tr' 1 cat/2’31 is; 1"” invested
'vlm it roves a [mndnd
1:111) 3.1 its (1151. Think of
"l the. mail 1111: ks that
1111'»; lx' LICIli'l‘Ld in :1 tricc
‘ \"ill ’17i.~'.’"u.’1.d With
R512 '5
women:
‘. :11er no hcnting' . 0, how It sticks!
P-ZTI-
Eril‘a
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])lttl‘lil("l'(tI-‘ N11R\\All{m~u..l‘liilltA'l‘l".
|.t'l' .Ittlv 111 t. It.
mint-1'11! Fiht Ill Ili1k1~on. into 11! .\nrw11ll1
In mid 1|lstl‘l1t . t'1l1u 11111111 1L
”‘Ihot mirt of I rnbut.‘ for the District 0! Nnr'
Wlilk. Imth limited and allowed six 1111111th
l'r11111thotllttnhortmllot'tho 1'r1-1llt11r11 of mild
ostutetuoxldblt their vlnlms for settlement.
Those who bugle-t tn III'M'lIl their 111-mum's.
1mperly11tt1miml.11ttit11 mltltime \vI bode-
utt'red 11 112111111111 \ll poison-1 indot tlov to
111 hi estate 111's requested to nmko lmmodlnte
r tynwnt t1) . ' .
IIAHIIA. Itlt'ktmb,
Admlntutmlbr
ll‘l’l 'fl .l‘J
Ma..- -. i6
South florwclk Savings Inuit.
INTIlfll'J-i 'I‘ Ntl'l‘lill'..
1 141111111Nonn..111(.i‘.1~1111.. lum- 111. 1111111
M11 1111-1-tlng11ftl11' "unmanrsnl this bunk.
hold this lllllll 11 dividend to (It‘ltlmllltl‘b of ill-
tun-st 111 the 111111111 tum pm 1-11111. per 11111111111
1111s 1lml1m-1l turtln- six llIIllllllh ending .lnly
I.1111111,pnynblenn11111l11itt-r.lul1 10.11496. ln-
format not 11'1111'11 ullI Inf-1' l“1‘illlml tn 111'1- ”tints
11n1l1l111wlnt1-1mi bum Inky 1, 1141.111.
l()II.\ II l\ .\l'I' 'lreu-turur.
171111
YOU OA’T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
Print-
lngl
At the lemma
Office.
NORWfLK. OON N.
We are In touch with the whole county I Why ? Because we are progculve and the people linen it.
Mid-Summer Sale!
During the hot weather of July wcclo not expect any great rush of business, but ‘our
experience in buSiuess has told us that there are a great many people that want ,
something new when they are going on their va' zttions. That IS the reason why we
always keep as full at stock 111 July and August as we do 1n any part of the year.
We can always fit you in an - '
OUTING, SUIT, SHIRT WAIST, SEPARATE SKIRT, OR
LIGHT CAPE OR JACKET!
This week we shall make some reductions in all departments to stimulate trade.
In Our at: Suit Room. 2
25 Linen Crash Separate, $1 .98, N Y. .3
price, $2. 25.
1281111111 and White Check Skirts‘m .98;
N. Y. price, $2.50. °
17 Block Figured Skirts, $2. 25; N. Y.'
price, 83. 98.
it Black Figured Silk Skirts, $7.98; Ni
‘Y. Price, $10. ‘
5 Black Figured Silk Skirts, $4.50; N.;
Y. price, $8.50.
8Blnck Sicilian Skirts, $4.75; N. 31".:
price, $5.75. ~ ~ 1
l2 Brown Linen Skirts, 980. N. Y.:
price, 81. 25. ' i
19 Linen Crush Suits, $1.98; N. Y.
”ricer T"
25 Dutk Skirts, 98c: N. Y. price,$l. 25
Children's Dresses.
251 Children's Wnsh Dresses, odds and
ends of last. season, they were 5011, 75c
and 98c; (ill for one price, 25c. '
35 Children‘s .
style, lnrgo sleeve, mnde of UI1u111bruy,'
were 750: now 59c.
Children's White Dresses, 2.311, 391:,
491: and 750. i
12-75
:kcep justasgood :1 stock in July and
Dresses, this season' s '-
./
Wrappers.
The makers of our Wrappers motto is:
“Not. how cheap, but how good.” In
order to get a good fitting Wrapper,
with plenty of room, you should pay
from $125 upwards. We ”have Wrap
pers at all prices.
10 1107.. Print Wrappers. 6‘20.
l5doz.Law11 Wrappers, 750.
5 doz. Percale, Hamburg trimmed.
~t doz. Percale, Wuttcnu back, $1.98.
5 (107.. Percale, fancy designs, $2.25
5 dos. Ladies' House Dresses, two
pieces, waist with double pointed yoke
and separate skirt, $1.2.) This is more
natty looking than 11 Wrapper.
Shirt ‘Waists.
Our stock 1s the largest in Connecti-
cut. This we pride ourselves in. We
August as we did in June. All sizes, all
prices—251', 49c, 751', 981.51...) an1l$l.-i9.
Vacation Things.
Sutcln'ls, 75c, 981:, $1.15, 32.2 1
Dress Suit. Cases, $1.H5, “.98 to $7.? .
Shawl Straps, 390 and 491:.
9‘
Trunk Straps, 50c.
Tooth Brushes, 19, 15 and 250.
Combs, 5, 10, 19 and 250.
Buir’Bruehee, 25, 89 11nd 4911.
Writing Paper, Boxes, 10, I5 and 250.
Fans, 15, 25 and 4811.
Fancy Soups, 5, 10, 19 and 251:.
Perfumes, 25 and 39c an ounce.
Bathing Suits, $1.98, $3.98 and 34.50.
Vaseline and Comfort Powdergfor sun
burned faces, 5, l8, l7 and 250.
Wash finds.
:15 pieces Scotch Lawns. 5c.
15 pieces Organdies, 1234c. .
5 pieces All Linen Batiste, 1111 stripe,
390.
5 pieces All Linen Colored Stripes, 2511.
2picccs All Linen Plain Batiste, 2911.
5 pieces Brown Linen, 12%0.
2 pieces Linen Crush, 201:.
25 pieces 40111. Lawn, l2l2c.
Summer Dress Goods.
11) pieces light weight French Dress
Goods that we have sold all season at
390 1111114911., now 25c.
to pieces Wool Chulliee, 100.
10 pieces Imported Dress Goods that
were 75 111111980 all 11611111111, now 49c.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Our. Main and‘Wall Streets, _ ‘ j ,’
11011111111, can.
PUREFOODS
‘I'ELEPHONE CALI... 13.2
We aim to keep 1n stock nothing but firsbclnss gumls, and purpose to sell
them at the lowest possible prices. New articles of food are, constantly
being put before the public ; we have all that are worth having (some are
not). Our liigiu Gili Edge Creamery Butter is the fincst goods to be pro-
cured. The pcop'c c1mc for and near for it;
221: 111,5 lbs for 81. Car
loud Seymour's Hungarian Success Flour just arrived. Our numerous
customers testify to its being the best flour they have used.
iv of fancy crackers,” lmih loose and i11'11nc pound boxes.
Rice. Our Coffee is the finest and uniform in quality.
Philadelphia thum Cheese fresh every Suturda).
()ur spices are strictly pure and will give perfect 5 itisfaction.
A large varie-
Fancy Head
Ncufchatel and
l' rcsh Country Eggs.
The Ferris
II.1ms and Boneless Bacon fresh even Wednesday.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
33 WEST WASHINGT
Where the Crowd GOOS .
The attractions 1111: the superior quality of 11111 (51.1015, and the
prevailing 111 out stores only.
Loading Orooor.
ON 51".,
THAT TE
50. NORWALK.
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17E... M-.. . ..
LLS THE STORY. . . . . .
cxtrnortlinfll’v Low PRICES
OUR SYSTEM DEFIES COMPETITION.
111 pound kit mackerel.
.t " boneless cod fish.
7 boxes nil sardines
l lb cun corned beef,
" lb 1111s corned beef. 1
Potted ham or tongue, l -l lb, '
Potted burn or tongue, i~' w lb
Home smoked shoulder. per lb,
bugle brand bacon per lb,
Excelsior fly paper, per uhoot
Tunglofoot fly parietal! shoots.
\ 11.11 cents :1 lb box best. starch 1.". cents
.o " 11" loose starch. 2:1 "
2.”; “ ti “ best sodnt'rmeknrs, 2:1 "
l9 " 1'1 “ host ginger 1111115111, 25 "
ll " :1" tostlomoncukns. 1:5 "
5 " :1" best funny crackers. '25 '-
11 1' 10 lbs. beet 111111111111], 25 '-
h’ ” Host No. ’1' brooms. 2" "
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