‘ Osborn avenue, returned yesterday from
, the absence of Miss Angeline Scott.
will be led this evening by J. C. Haw-
kins.
J
.‘it
lull-l ol a. s. l.. 3. Club will: list an
Ridgelleld, where thcy will spend the
, remainder of the summer.
- ‘ Miss Carrie Boeium, of Van Zandt
~' avenue, is acting as librarian at the
.JIonEarl have returned from Bellport,
. f The S. L. B. club will meet this even—
. ink with Miss Adclla Starr..of Osborn
> avenue. It would be a great help it all
‘ members would be present. '
: party of friends have been camping out
'at Cal! l’asture beach.
, mum to talk of pron-cling.
. Honeys mallow grow in deep walcr.
,Wm It, or even UClOller 15. Thosv‘
‘ u...
luau: Hus-ht usual: or
ill! mu SIDE or “IE mun.
--Colonoi L'llommodiou Much Improved
Today—Odds and Ends oi News.
Tho trolley ride to be given by the
Worth League of the East Av'enuo
ethodist Episcopal church, Friday
night, promises to be a great success. A
lurgsnumbor'of tickets have bcen sold.
Mrs. Mary G. Rider, Mrs. Harry
Rider aridvlaughter, and Miss Louise
Building, of Eastavcnue, havc gone to
Miss Mai Merritt, of Cottage avenue,
ind Miss Adelaide Naphey, of South
ittwo weeks’ visit with friends iuUuiou-
Ville; -. ....... .. .
” Frank Smith, the well-known bicycle
racing man of East Norwalk' has been
‘Pqneri " by the L. A. W., in rclation
ED participating in an unsanctioncd racc.
South Norwalk Public Library during
Mr. and Mrs. John L'llommcdieu and
L. I., 'where they have been visiting
Mrs. L’Hommedieu's parents.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
of the East Avenue Methodist church,
liames L‘Hommedicu, of b'caside
place, is greatly improved today, but
still unable to attend to business.
Mrs. J. S. Carpenter and daughter
Nina, of East avenue, have returned
from a short visit at Cos ('ob.
Zalrnon Read, of West Bedding, and a
E. B. Robertson is expected home to-
day from his wheeling tour in the east-
ern part of the state.
Mrs. William May has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wood, of Sun-
side place.
OUTINGS AT TIIE SHORE.
Mylo Iho Arc Enjoying the Saline Breezes oi
. the Sound Near Norwalk.
Mm George R. Byington chaperoucd
I marry party of young folks on a moon-
light sail on the yacht “Mutual-rite,"
Captain Charles Rcilly, Tuesday night.
They started from Gregory's Point at
mid-afternoon and sailed to thc Nor-
walk Yacht club house at Hickory
Bluff, whore luncheon Was scrv~
ed. It was followed by a sail on
the Sound until illn'clock. The party
was composed of Misscs Edith lluntcr,
Grace Adams, Eva Ferris, l‘llhcl Slatcr,
Eva Cape, Ethel liecp, Amy Forris. and
Miss Dodge; lloiucr ilyington, Frank
Ferris, Dwight chp, Frank Sherman.
Louis Leonard, lt'ilhcrford chlur.
William (Iomstocla Ilarvr-y llclts and
Edward l’arlridgc.
The»“‘ladicn of tho Norwnlk Yacht
olub enjoyed their usual games of whist
“the club housc ycsicrday uftcrlnmn.
The first prize was won by Miss. Mai-inl-
“Gulch. Mill. (i. ll. Bogart, of East
Immmapturml the consolation prize.
A number of the ladies curried lunch-
son with them. and wore joiucd in the
evening by their husbands.
Commodore linulbury took a largo
company of NorWalk young [umpire fora
moonlight sail in his yacht "llcrlrudc."
Tuesday evening. Thcy started from
tho Norwalk Yacht club housr- about
8:00 o'clock, and rcturncd in lime to
catch the last trollcy for home. 'l‘ho
party was chapel-ohm! by Mrs. Rced
Flynn. “cm“... >
CYCLE OF ESCALLOP SOARCITY.
own Fllrehlld in“... me We lay Soon
Colon Thom ln Abundance.
Captain Hilllman Fan-child, an old
bootinln of Weslport. says of tho escal-
lopquestion and thc pmpmmd action to
prevent capturing the young fry which
have appeared in Vast mnnbcrs at tho
usunlplaces in lln'sc waters that it is
'l‘hcy
on neither be hastened in their growth
nor injured by pickluu out iln- big ones.
Thoycan spawn in shallow wan-r and
sum to flourish on the flats among ilic
d gran- as now. but tin- real growing is
dons of! shot». .
Inferring to the little followa new
hon, he says it is impossible in thr- na-
m at things that these fry should .
roach eatsble size between this limp and 1'
”will minim months and months to
develop. Hanna of them have advanced
ill Ilsa, beyond the others, but the larger
in an Sinus
the action oitldon, currents and what:
they will and their way to deep water.
many will be devoured by ilsh andlose
their lives from many causes, and such
as may weather all conditions will,
about a your from now, some tons
again in the usual way in frying pan
shape worth (squaring and eating.
This talk about setting a watch to
keep off suburbanists, who come down
to salt every summer as now and seize
whatever nli’ors in the way of cscallops,
thinking thus to help the shell family
along, is the mercst twaddle, and he be-
lieves tho Shell Fish Commissioners,
solrwtmcu and others in authority who
havcscnse in such matters cannot but
smile as they read what has bcch said
of‘lutc on the subject. '
Mr. Fairchild believes that the fact of
thcsc little shell fish coming as they
havc done augurs the end of what may
bc termcd the cycle of cscallop scracity,
and that in the near future we may
have the pleasure of dping as we used
to do ycars ago—going down and catch-
inga messasoftcu as we may take a
notion'that way.
WILBUR E. NINEVMISSING.
ills Creditors at Slraliord Anxious lo Learn at
his Whereabouls. ‘
Nothing has been seen of Wilbur E.
Hine, of Stratford, since last Monday
and lusgreditors in that town are be-
coming a minus.
Mr. How is a brother of Iltford W.
Hinc, formerly of Soullrand East Nor-
walk. He is said to have. collected a
large sum of money, and his creditors
would like to have him return and settle
up. His liabilities are said to ho over
than), and his only asset is the house in
which hc livcd and this is wcll covered
with mortgages. The equity on this
place was attached yesterday by a Strat-
i'ord grocer to cover a lilll of $11K) which
has been running for some time.
liinc. was considcrcd as "good as gold"
up to the time of his departure. He did
a big business in the shells used to plant
oyster grounds. Many of his creditors
are the “longucrs” who make a living
by gatln-ring thcsc shells and can ill af-
ford to loso their hard earned cash.
The nch of his dcpurlurc has caused
great surprise among lhc oystcrmcniu
this vicinity, and many of thcm believe
that he will rcturn and ninkc cvcry-
thing right.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
l‘arl and Rob Wncrz, on thcir rcceut
whceling tour to Buil'alo, madc the 4m
milesin sixty-four hours. They made
seventy-sixmiles the first day, ninctyu
cight on thc sccond, eight-one ,on the
third. [1.3 on the fourth, and eighty-four
on tho fifth day. Altogclhcr lhcy cn-
joycd thc trip, but woro completely
lagged out. Carl lost cigbt pounds and
[tub fire during the trip.
The funci'al of Mrs. .lcunic I’lall, wrfc
of Nelson l’latt. who diod at tho Stam-
ford hospital, was hcld lll thc Methmlisl
Episcopal church in that city. ycslcrday.
lntermcnt was at ”X Ridgc.
Patrick Higgins. of Noroton Heights.
has been granted an original pension.
WILTON.
Mrs. Clark, of Now Canaan, is outcr-
lainiug hcr sislcr, Mrs. .loscph McMa-
hon, of Cottage llow.
Mrs. Charles ll. Mann is the guest of
Mrs. Charles Taylor, in Norwalk.
Miss Adllic Rundb- is visiting l'ricuds
in llridgcport.
.loscph McMahon and daughtcr uni
lhc gucsls of Mrs. llcrbcrl Barrett, of
North Wilton.
(fliarlic and Evclyn llill. of lledding.
arc visiting their mint in Cannons.
TOWNS NEAR NORWALK.
. ..,-. ..
A. (iurdclla's grm'cry at llauluiry was
vcry hourly wrcckcd a tow nights ago
’l‘ln- building is built over a bunk and a
part of the roar and mm sidc rests upon
wuiodcn wills. Sunday morning Mr.
(iardclla's attention was callcd to the
fact that lhrco of thc [malls had brcu rc-
movcd and that the mirucr of tho build-
ing had dropme down about lwo fowl.
'l'hc lh'sl buwball mask cvvr hand is
owncd by i’lrchllccl Ilriggs. of Ilridgc-
port, and was madc by a Harvard stu-
dcnt mum-d Fair. Mr. llriggn. wbowan
a grout ball playcr at ouc limc. uscd llm
minIk in a gamc playcd by tho- flarvarcs
against the. ibmlous in 1m. Jim
Il'ltourkc was a incmlwr of tho lilintulli‘
that. your.
A numlmrol' Slamford storm. princt
pally lhc fruit and candy nlorcs, rum-iv-
ml a visit lhc oiln-r owning from a \vcll-
drum-d young man. At cvcry placc lln
made a purcluw amounting to about ID
or Iii cools. and in puymchl olfcroda‘lo
bill. Finally Miclnwl llaly. mnploynliu
bartender, i‘l‘porlml that he had been
flim-flanunml out of Ilia. Thr- young man
was amslcd. llc guvc his mum- as
William Nut-mu. of Now York, and
slulcd ho had been going in llrldgsmrt
llc had no relatives. l'pou his [NFI’MliI
was found $51.30, much of which was
in sluall chaugc. Mr. Duly idcntifled
Nelson as lhc fellow who had swlndlod
him.
“Do you bclicvn lhat Adam gave a
n mm to all the animals?" "I do. and I
musical him for his inflections. He did
his work most (-rnditsbly." "Why?"
“Well. because there wasn't a Rover or
n'n'nlior will need a full year. With
a Fido in the whole lot."
i
'as follows:
Highest arm a Marching magmas: v. s. Gov'tlteport
al
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MIUTBIY PURE
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lllllllllll lllIWAYlllN
nun sound or ITEMS rnuv
..nunnamsuhnnvsunun.
Some am at Interest Which The Seniinel's
Scribblon Find to Write About-Tho Going
and Coming oi Our Village People.
From Block Island. under datc of
August 18, Selectman E. Thomes \vritcs
“()ur party reached Block
island this afternoon. We had great
fishing today. Lawyer Light caught
forty fish and lit. (.‘obnru about fifty.
Wc are all having a very fine timc.
John H. Ferris took suppcr with us at
Greenlmrt last cvcning, and left. for
home this morning. We go out twenty
milcs Wednesday codlishing, and got
home Sunday." ’
The ladies of the Baptist church will
hold a peach and ice cream festival
under the tent near the church, on Fri-
day and Saturday ovcnings, August 2lst
and 212d.
NOTES FROM NIANTIC.
Ten Year Service Medals Presented~~Visliars
irom Norwalk Arrive.
Curr (ininau.
STA'l'l". MILITARY lilZSliE'lA'ul'4,
Nlasru'JlolnL, August in, lb'llli. ‘
Nines from Companies F and i) had a
ballgamc, this ‘aftcrnoiu, the former
winning by ascorc of eleven to ninc.
The game will be continued tomom‘m‘.
Armorcr Whitney, ofg' Norwalk, ar»
rived in camp today.
A very interesting ccrcniony at the
mgimcntal paradc of the Fourth this af-
ternoon, was flll' presentation by (iovcr-
nor (.‘oflin, of ten year se-rvicc nicd-
his to Major l'. W. llcndric and Music-
ian llurx‘y Grant and .l. .l. Schlattcr. of
tho- band. Tho govcrnnr v\pro-.~.~cd him—
.wlf as living llllll‘ll plcascd to have flu-
honor of prcsculing thc Incdallions to
lhosc so worthy to wcar llwm.
Governor ('oil'm lbis'moruiug highly
complimcntcd ('aplain Rose-on tin-cf-
ficicncy of l'onipauy l“ at company
drill. and said their work was among
thc bust ln- has] such during tln- cucnlup-
incur.
lilln't‘ I‘I. Ilurlu-r, of South Not-walk,
wash \isilor :iltln- comp fI-lldy, and
n'allr- l nil many friends.
'l‘lu- Fourth llvgilncul baud gavc :i
coucrrl tonight in from of ln'igaclchwul;
quarlcrs, the lllll' music bring quuy-wl
by a large unmlicr.
Mrs. ltusscll Frost and Mum-ll. wifc
and son of tho ('ul'llll'l of tho Fourth
rcgimcul. with cx-Mayur and Mrs. ll.
ll. (loldcn and Mrs. f”. '1'. Raymond. of
South Norwalk. will arriw at tho Mor-
ton llourc, 'l‘hurwlay, lo romain ovcr
Friday.
fir-rgoant Major .lulill ll. \Vaclc «\-
pncts his son italph lll'f‘t‘ 'l‘hursday, and
will cnlcrtaiu him ovu-r [:ol'cz'lb-r's‘ day.
ALL AROUND THE STATE.
llllrglzil‘scllilll‘ml llu' iickcl lllll"l‘ of
tho pnsscugcr station at tho Ncw York.
Now llavcn and llan'll'ord dcpol ill
Watcrvillc, ycslcrda)‘ morning. 'l‘hcy
lilo-w opcn lln- Halo and took iln controls.
Haul“, and a rcvolvr-r lwlongiug lo llu-
:igcllt.
A party of l'uiicd Stun-s cuginccrs
and olllcials arc cxuioing Now liavvn
harbor to dclcrminc llu- naiurc of tho
lmprmcmcnts ncccssary.
'l'hc 'l'orrihglon policc haw hot you
bccu ablc to obtain a chic to thc burglar
who l‘obbml .lohu liuwlon of ”Win
cash, The theory that an organizml
gang of crooks is working llic nl:|ll'l.~'
growing in that minds of tho authorities.
Fred Warrior. twclw yours old. son of
Thomas Warner, of Winstcd. forgcd his
father's name in a note and obluiucd a
registered iotb-r containing tlu from tho
Wliwtcd ptm-olllcv. 'l'ln- llick wusdis-
covcrcd when Mr. Warner callcd for tho
lcttcr himself. ills mu coufcsm-d. but
the mom-y had bcch spout
An important dcul has Just bccn pcc
foctcd in Torriugiou, whereby the rc-
m-utly organizcd Calvary llupliut
Church mainly came into [Xisfi‘snionnf
on» of tin- mosl contra] pieces of land in
lln- lmrough. which lhcy will row for a
church building. 'l‘hc lot is imillfi
fur-t.
Removal!
w. H. sweats
lbw rumors-alto apartments i-i-o.
bell,» the lflly llnicl. li-oplb . hip
,r-lronl. what» he u'oobl likc lo inn-o
loa irir-nrlnvnll.
......$25
Diagonal SuitsI
Dress Sailings;
ma lf
Baking
Powde ,
SALE OF “FILLED CHEESE."
Deputy Collector Sloan Sanding Out a lllrculu-
Relative to Inst Production.
Deputy Collector E. N. Sloan, of NI r-
walk, is sending out a circular issued.
by the Treasury Department, giving the
regulations concerning fillcd cheese in
thchands of dcalcrs when the act of
.iunc ll, lel, rolalivo to that production,
gocs into cll‘r-ct on Scptcmlxu- l, ll'lllll.
The act dosignatcs “tilled choose" as
all substauccs made of 'milk or skimmed
milk, with the admixturo of butter, ani-
mal oils or fats, vcgctablc or any other
oils, or compounds foreign to such milk,
and luadc in imitation or semblance of
cheese.
Special tuxosarc imposed as follows:
llfauufacturcrsof fillcd chccsc shall pay
“00 for each aml every factory per un-
num. Retail dealers in filled chocso
shall pay $12 per annum.
Every ”arson, firm or corporation who
carrics on tho business of a manufacturer
of fillcd cbncsc without having paid lhc
special tax tlicrcfor, as required by law,
shall. besides bciug liable to thc. pay"
ment of the tax, be fined not lcsslhan
$100 and not more than $3.00.).
Any person who knowingly purchases
or receives for sale any tilled chccsc
which has not becn branded or stumped
according to law, or which is contained
in packages not branded or marked uc-
cordiug to law, shall be liable to a non-
alty of $50 for each oil'cnsc.
Evcry person who knowingly pur-
chases or receives for sale any filled
cheese from any manufacturer or inc
portcr who has not paid the special tax
herein providcd for shall bu liable-, for
each ofl'cuseu lo a ponally of $100 and to
a forfciturc of all articles so purchased
or l'cccivcd, or of the full value thcrcoi‘.
flu tho day when ilu- act goes into
effect. all iillcd cheese in the hands cl"
til-alcrs must be in woodcn packages, of
not lcss than too [rounds cach.
livcry llf‘tllt‘l‘ must makc, uudcr oath,
wriilcn inw-ntory (which may be sworn
In lu-t‘on- a collu'lor or dcpury collector
of iul-‘rnal rmcnuci of all packugcsou
hand St’lllt'llllll'l' l, 1895. containing lcu
rounds or m-urc of filled chcesc, and
such iuvcntory shall show lho (-xucl
quantity in pounds and fractions of
pancls ill (in mu- of cach pucknpc.
’l‘hc dcalcr will also procure from lhc
collcctor of inlcruul rcvruuc and silk to'
"did! puckagc lhc propvr lax-paid stamp.
in: LEADING DllV Goons STORE. . . .' . .
- TRISTRAM & HYATT,
. ,' . . . . .. ZGazette Building, Norwalk, Ct
Summer Underwear.
Ladics' Ribbed Vests,
u
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to
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Ribbed Vests. white and com silk
tri mined,
Richelieu Ribbed Vests,
Fine Egyptiaanibbod Vests,
Richelieu Ribbed Lace trimmed,
Extra size Vests, sixes ll and 7
lndia Gauze Vests, long and short
alcoves, sizes 28 to 40,
Silk Vests, white, black, pink and
blue,
Fine Jersey Lisle Combination
Suits,
. Knee Pants, Egyptian yarn,
Misscs‘Jorscy Ribbed Vestsmhort sleeves.
Fine .lcrsey Ribbed Vests, slecvc-
less,
II
II
ncck, short sleeves,
Finc .lcrscy Ribbed Pants.
India Gauze ‘v'csts, lli to ill
Norwalk,
" ludiauHaum l’anls, II; to ill
_ . “ Medium Weight Vcst and Pants,
.i ccuts “11 sizes,
Boys' Normal Shirts and Drawers, all
1" ” sizes, . 25
1'3" " Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
1" ~ " all sizes, 25. “
v: ” Men's C. (i. French Balbriggan Shirts
"' ” and Drawers. , 50 “
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~ House Furnishing Departm t.
M) ,, oi Quart Water Pots, in Cents
H I ll u u H 2:" n
1.) u 8 u ' it u' ‘ 3” n
2:; . 10 u u, u 35 u
in .. l7 “ Dish Pan, XX l’lcavy Tilt, 2390 each
' ‘llil Steve Kettles, loc. car-h
H H lid 13 ” tl-qua‘rt Tin Pails, Ho ouch
”ll ,5 .. Decorated (.‘uspadorcs, fit: each '
2;, n .lar Rubbers, 50 (km.
'l‘nuglcfoot Fly l’apcr, lc shoot
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TRIST RAM 8: HYATT,
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BEST... E
. . . VALUE!
'l‘hc drab-r will lhvu cam-cl lhc slaiup by
so slrnrllliug or droning livc iiuc pural-.
h-l \'..u'c lincs acrnu ill" faw- llu-n-of. so;
that the lint-s “‘lll Mlcnd ovcr onto lhci
wo ~l at cuch cud ol‘ the slump. In the}
cuuccllnlion thu- wunb. and iiuurcs ulli
thc stump must not bc llcfau't'tl. ;
llu Ilu' four”: of Scplcniln‘i', NM, or;
as wall lhcrcul‘lcr as prm-licablc, tho '
intcrual rcvcnuc oiliccrs will trawl ovcr
lhcir rcsprclm- dwlricls. rcport lhc
stock in tin- hands ol‘ dcu‘u-rs, and sci/m
all lhnl is uol i'uund duly mnrkcd,l
In‘andcd. stampr-d. I'll'. l
Tlu- iuve-ulory alm'c rcqnircul must bc
at onrc dclivcrcd lll forwanlcd by tho
Ill-ulcr to NW I'I-llcl‘lnl‘ of iutcrnul rcl'v-
uuc. but lhc dcalcr should retain a copy
of such iurcnlor)‘ for llln own Inl‘orm.|-.
lion and pron-cllou.
FIRST
ROAD
RACE.
Ul‘l‘lltl l
Orient 0er Club!‘
“I Fairlloldl'ouull'. III-l-l at i
WESTPORT ‘
dNiI
SAUGATUCK.
Saturday, Aug. 2 2
l ’JJ'll .lll.
'Hlarl and lininb will bu m from oi lhc \l‘rwl-
! p -rl llob-l. llm-u- shill“ prnmpllv at mo
o'clock,
l'irsl liar-o . Iluyt', l-‘iw WIN, :3 m p. m,
Ht-c'nlllllmcu ('ulr-rml lluy~', ’l'wu )lllnfi..’l.bl
p. m.
'l'olwl Ibo-o Monk. 'l‘mi Sl'lc». 1p. hi.
l'lllf“ will Im on r-xluldloli at llrloni t'yclo
llo duh. No.1 sun» Nicol. lrbloy. Augml
'n.
I). ll. \\ ll.l.l’ll\. l‘l‘l‘sI-lclll.
ll..l.HAl'Nlll1lh-l. lmwiny n! lillt'lw.
GLEN ISLAND
AM!
COOL BREEZESl
‘ Grand Eacursion by
Hl‘l‘. “II It
MVNDERT srARm
I'Nl‘imt TIII’. Al'Hl'll ’IZH til“ Till“.
FIRST M.E.CHURC|'I
Holiday Hc-honlol l-‘oudb Numalk In (den
Wednesdayf‘l'ii'gust 26,’96
I'rom lht,I llflnnllnn‘f dock. at 1! o'clock sharp
Tickets. 50 Cents.
l‘hilllrr-p urulur lg, gnu. Ticket-A for mic at
”Mil“ PHHMIuooannl llmwn .lz Wilcox u,
The «In oi llnknls la [w-slllvcly limited to
the capacity til the bout.
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We have now in stock
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South Norw-Ik.
iYOU CA’T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders in
Print-
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A! tho Sentlno
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O‘I'AILI.
C. II. HARVEY'S
curv IMPLOV’MENT Minuet;
lanlom and gcnllvnacu rim-him: Ont-claw!
brlplnani'vapacil ' can obtain tho mum at
lIo-ab..wogcuwi' :u solhowh‘lsllilm llcmllion‘a.
i'lllwr mnlc - -r lcinaic. can «won-cull loymuht
Wuhlcwl luuumliulclv .\ lir~fwla~~wmc|~
man and gunlclu-r. lm-«i nngm lo r'ghl
purlnu.
Willitwl Girl Hot II'v. colul'ml. l.)il.~l,~i~l Wink
in tho kilchch.
Office
70 North Main stru- h‘nuth Norwnik.
A GOOD MARKET
in ouropiln’on. is onc which furnh-ln-s
and dollvcrs on limo. juicy. lcndcr mom
of tho vl-ry bcst quality. that has aclcan
iii-at utorc. conrlcousl, puiicut rmployrw.
and priccs that will not disagrcc with
illlyouc'spurm'. That's our aim or a
good mcut market, and We run ours on
lhat principle. As an cxaulple,wooli'cr :
I‘rimc lin mm . ..,1,-.~ a ll.
lmiul I‘tlllhl inn-l, .-.-... ........... Ion "
Ill-«l ~liloln ulnnk . .. .Ill‘ "
ilcnl cut round stink. ....... ..llu' "
lit-at cul uhoobb-r nloulc. . no "
l'cll YIM‘II. flum. . . in low "
Isllllln'liolm . .... ... .IW ..
I‘nl‘willlll'lvl‘ lamb . ...... w "
illlllilu'olilwl Inmf. low
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.. [nlllIllll‘ hrwtklhul bacon for .
Impound... ol pinto-oi brisket oi Iml‘l for
STAR MARKET.
to South Main ~drcelmor. llavllnnd.
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Selling Grain
Is my business and I give careful, painstaking al-
tcnlion to it." lglvc spwluljatlculiou to the dual.
lly of lho grain I null; try to give such satisfaction a!
will win the confidence of all who deal with me. i
want you to fool when you leave your orders with
me that thcy will be filled to the hold of my ability.
it is my ambition to add lo tlw rcputation l have II]
a small nwasure already eslnhlishcd for "handling
good, clean grain. -
1
The Leading Grain Dealer,
ls lsnhsll Strut. to. lomslt.
High
Grade
i9 lb.
Wheel
for
P $50
mm omnaxrasli.
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Mama“...—
Norwalk Pattern Works,
c. ii. AlSTllORPE,Prop.
50 Second
Hand
BICYCLES l
FOR SALE
At Your Own Pricell
Prices from $5 to $50.
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F. S. AIDLER CYCLE CO.
20 Wall street, Norwallt.
Norwalk Chronicler